PLAIN DEALER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 199C- 5-D. COLLEGES HORSE RACING Cooper: Hawkeyes playing for Roses, By BRUCE HOOLEY STAFF WRITER COLUMBUS Ohio State coach John Cooper says he worries more about the motivational reward ahead of Iowa than the motivational revenge in the Hawkeyes' past. Ohio State, 28-0 winners over Iowa last year, plays at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday with the Hawkeyes nearing a Rose Bowl berth. "What happened last year, two. years ago or 10 years ago has noth-: ing to do with this ballgame," said Cooper, whose team matches a 3-1-1 Big Ten record against Iowa's 5-0 mark.
"We're talking about two different teams. chemistry is a little different, momentum, what you're playing for, the stakes. When we played Iowa a year ago, they were out of it. Iowa didn't have anything to play for. really.
Now, they're playing for the Rose The Hawkeyes have a one-game lead in the Big Ten over Illinois and Minnesota, both 4-1. OSU is in fourth place. Iowa's 54-28 victory Saturday at Illinois gave it a head-to-head advantage against the Illini should the two tie for the championship. Minnesota, which plays Michigan and Michigan State the next two weeks, is expected to fade before it closes the season with Iowa. "If they knock us off, for all intents and purposes, they're in the Rose Bowl." Cooper said of Iowa.
which finishes with Purdue and Minnesota. "Then they would only have to win one of their two remaining games. So much is riding on this ballgame, both teams will be sky Cooper has closed OSU's practices for the remainder of the season "to let our team know and our fans know these are big ballgames." After Iowa, OSU plays at Wisconsin and home against Michigan. Cooper said he expects those games to be much more difficult than the routs the past three weeks of Purdue (42-2), Minnesota (52-23) and Northwestern (48-7). "You want your team to be fired up every week, but you can't get a team at that pitch every game," he said.
"The last three games, we've played well. Quite honestly, we should have won, and we did. But we haven't made a real effort to get our team sky-high for any of those last three games." To stop Iowa; Cooper said OSU must repel an attack the Buckeyes featured last year. "The difference in Iowa this year, compared to the Iowa team we year ago, is that this year they are lining up and running the football like we did a year ago," he said. Every time they run the football, they gain 5 yards Alternating tailbacks Nick Bell and Tony Stewart lead the Hawkeyes in rushing.
Bell, a 6-3, 255-pound senior, had 130 yards in the first quarter against Illinois. He finished with 168 yards and has 750 on the season. Stewart had 101 yards against Illinois to increase his season total to 640 and bring him within 200 yards of Iowa's career rushing record. CSU 'disappointed' with tourney pairings By JOE MAXSE STAFF WRITER The Cleveland State basketball brochure says the team's opening game is against Coastal Carolina College. Cleveland lawyer Nicholas M.
DeVito says Princeton University will be the Vikings' first opponent. Result: The Vikings will open against Princeton, and CSU and DeVito are not happy. According to CSU athletic department officials, the Vikings were under the impression that their first game in DeVito's North Coast Tournament at Public Hall on Nov. 24 would be against the Chanticleers of the Big South Conference. Ivy League champion Princeton was expected to meet Wright State University from Dayton in the other first-round other game, with the winners meeting the next night for the championship.
DeVito, who is president of the NCT. said CSU knew all along it would be playing Princeton. "They always were playing Princeton from Day One, said DeVito, who negotiated in the spring with former CSU coach Kevin Mackey. "It's sour grapes. Before everything hit the fan (Mackey's firing after an alcohol and drug scandal), Mackey even wanted to play Princeton." However.
before his firing in July, Mackey contradicted DeVito several times, telling The Plain Dealer that CSU was playing Coastal. David Roth, Mackey's attorney, said Mackey was unavailable for comment yesterday. CSU Athletic Director John Konstantinos, who assumed his post at CSU on July 1, said he was unsuccessful in negotiations with DeVito to have the Vikings open against Coastal. "We did not think we would be playing Princeton," Konstantinos said. "In July, we expressed concern about the pairings, and we made our opinion very clear about how the pairings should go.
"Naturally, we're a little disappointed the way they came out. However, since it is not our tournament, we'll play who we are assigned to play." DeVito said Wright State coach Ralph Underhill, requested his team play Coastal Carolina in its first game and that request' was written into WSU's tournament contract in May. Although he knew the tournament pairings in May, DeVito said he did not officially announce them until Oct. 26 because he felt May "was not the appropriate time." "CSU tried to pull a fast one," DeVito said. "They took it upon themselves to send out a schedule showing they would play Coastal Carolina.
Their literature was wrong, and they knew it was wrong," The Vikings, 15-13 last season under Mackey, will debut under new coach Mike Boyd against Princeton (20-6) on Nov. 24 at 9 p.m. Wright State (21-7) plays Coastal Carolina (23-6) in the 7 p.m. opener. The consolation and championship games are scheduled for 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
on Nov. 25. Tickets ($25, $20, $15 and $10) are on sale at the Public Hall box office and through Ticketron. SCHOLASTICS Elyria player, coach honored By BOB HILL and won sectional and district tiSTAFF WRITER tles. Elyria was beaten Saturday in the regional semifinals by Celina.
Elyria High School fell two victo- Schloss was a three-year starter ries short of reaching the state vol- and a member of Elyria's 1988 leyball tournament, but came out a team, which advanced to the state big winner in. terms of individual semifinals before losing. She is beawards. ing recruited by several major Senior Amy Schloss has been colleges. named the I state player of "She's worked hard and I think the year and coach Carol Russo has she deserves this honor," Russo been named the Division I state said.
coach of the year. Russo has guided the Pioneers to The two helped lead Elyria to a 41 straight Erie Shore Conference record of 25-1 and a regular-season victories and four straight conferranking of No. 1 in the state. The ence titles. Under Russo, the PioPioneers were undefeated champi- neers finished the last two seasons ons of the Erie Shore Conference ranked No.
3 in the state poll. TRACK FIELD Reynolds set the 400-meter reReynolds nes cord set Switzerland, of the 43.29 shot two put seconds years mark ago at of and 75 Zurich, feet, inches last May 20 at Los Angeles. "I have the been last 10 drug-tested months. five Believe times me, Reynolds was quoted as saying he the over results of Monte Carlo are com- wasn't concerned about flunking inconsistent with my history the test. pletely and, to my knowledge, cannot be In yesterday's USA Today, Reymedically supported." nolds was quoted as saying: "Right He added that he was "greatly now, there's a problem with the 'A' disturbed by how these allegations sample.
I'm not worried. This is may affect my reputation." He de- crazy. There are some formalities clined to comment on any specifics to go of the test result, citing the confi- Under drug testing rules, an dentiality that is supposed to apply. athlete's urine sample is divided Barnes, reached at his parents' into 'A' and 'B' samples. If the 'A' home in South Charleston, W.Va., sample is positive, the 'B' is tested, said: "I've When been it's instructed time not I'll to with the athlete or a representative comment.
statement, but right now, entitled to be present. make a If the 'B' also is positive, the athit's not time." Pete Cava, an Indianapolis-based lete is entitled to a hearing. is If exon- the spokesman for TAC, said the orga- 'B' is negative, the athlete nization had planned "a statement erated. tomorrow (today), not necessarily "We've had experts look at this," about this. My only, response right Reynolds told USA Today.
"It can't now is no comment." be what they say it is." NATIONAL STANDARDBRED POLL NEW YORK (AP) The National Standardbred poll conducted by Hambletonian Society-Breeders Crown, covering racing performances through Nov. 4. Rankings based on the votes of 30 sports and harness racing media representatives on a 10-9-8-7- 6-5-4-3-2-1 basis (first-place votes in parentheses; A-G Age-Gait, P-Pacer, T-Trotter): No. HORSE A-G. S-1-2-3 PTS 1.
Beach Towel (30) 3-P 23-18-4-0 300 2. Miss Easy 2-P 16-14-1-1 227 3. Town Pro 3-P 17-14-2-1 3 4. TK's Skipper 5-P 27-19-3-0 171 5. Die Laughing 2-P 9-7-2-0 161 6.
Jake And Elwood 3-P 24-14-5-2 142 7. Caesar's Jackpot 4-P 103 8. Peace Corps 4-T 13-9-3-0 82 9. Harmonious 3-T 14-10-0-0 66 10. No Sex Please 5-T 29-18-4-1 41 Others receiving votes: Dorunrun Bluegrass 37, Topnotcher Embassy Lobell 26, Apache's Fame 20, In The Pocket 17, Me Maggie 7, Charlie Ten Hitch 5, Frances Jet Boko 2.
MOUNTAINEER PARK RESULTS 1st el, 3YO up, King Lu (Wilkerson) 10.00 Glissando (Martin) 2.80 1ml.40yds. Off 2:10. Time 1:12 2-5. Scratched Off 3:15. Time :59 3-5.
Perfecta Villam (Markharn) 7.00 3.40 3.00 -Fifty Four North. Perfecta (10-3) (3-10) paid $39.60. Trifecta prince Sabah (Burton) 6.20 3.60 paid $38.40. Trifecta (10-3-6) (3-10-5) paid $161.20. Practically Edward (Lumpkins) 3.80 paid $518.60.
cl, 3YO up, of. Off 1:01. Time 1:46 2-5. Scratched cl, 3YO up, SilverSignal(Lpz) 14.80 8.80 3.60 -Sunny Empire. Perfecta (10-1) NiceStreet(Lmpk) 32.60 11.40 9.40 El Tony (King) 5.00 2.80 paid $38.80.
Sissie Doctor (Hebert) 5.40 5.20 Mister Uppity (Richmond) 2.60 cl, 3YO up, Corky's Gesture (Koonce) 14.00 Off 3:37. Time 1:14 2-5. Scratched 1ml.40yds. Off 2:31. Time 1:08 1-5.
Scratched -Bread And Cheese. Perfecta YorkDancer(Tms) 14.60 6.80 3.80 -Estee's Pleasure, Lad Of The Sea, (9-4) paid $97.40. Trifecta DamascusGold(Wlims) 8.60 3.60 Terrobly Clever, Definitely Yours, (9-4-10) pald $194.00. Gorgeous Greg (Burton) 2.40 Jennys Jove, Joy Lane. Perfecta cl, 3YO up, 61.
Oft 1:24. Time 1:46 4-5. Daily paid $294.20. Trifecta PreciousBen(Hnk) 45.40 15.00 5.80 Double (10-7) paid $44.00. Per- (6-4-11) paid $4.338.70.
2nd Half She's Blase (Lumpkins) 11.00 10.80 tecta (7-3) paid $74.00. Tri Super. No Winners. Night Bird (Burton) 4.40 3rd 2,000, cl, 3YO up, 6t. ryover: $100,000.
Off 3:58. Time 1:14. Perfecta 16.00 9.00 man 3-5YO, 61. (4-7) $161.00. Trifecta SovereignOne(Snchs) 14.20 18.00 RINWheel(Thpn) 34.80 19.60 7.40, (4-7-5) $1,013.00.
Extended Speed (Markham) 11.40 Chino Lady (Barrett) 10.60 7.80 cl, 3YO up, Off 1:47. Time 1.14 1-5. Scratched Two With Love (Burton) 2.80 1ml.40yds. -Speak For Thyself, Go Grandad, Off 2:53. Time 1:16.
Scratched- DazzlePos(Brtn) 7.20 5.60 3.40 Jockeys Bid. Man In The Window. Stormford, Lee Mar Keytrina, Sassy Exasperated (Thompson) 4.40 3.40 Over Confident. Perfecta (12-10) Apple. Perfecta (10-3) paid Skate North (Brinkley) 42.20 paid $329.80.
1st Half Tri-Super $037.40. Trifecta (10-3-5) paid Off 4:19. Time 1:45 1-5. Scratched (12-10-AIN) paid $462.60. $3,900.00.
-Aspiring Star. Perfecta (3-7) 3YO up, 6t. el, 3YO up, 51. paid $42.20. Supertecta (3-7-4-8) Yaang Pluged(Mnt) 7 00 6 80 5.20 Neatlmage(Wkrn) 10.60 6.20 3.40 paid $550.60.
Attendance: 1,683. Mandeville (Williams) 500 4.00 Angel(Thompson) 3.60 2.40 Handle. $181.572. MOUNTAINEER PARK ENTRIES Post Time: 7:00 (EST) MyLittleRny 115 KelleysPoni 121 cl, man 3YO up, SeaRecital 115 PowerfulBlu JustAPunkin 115 118 NansRock YeSugrDncr 115 108 JoeTait Lustcapade 108 115 SonnysBiscut121 Adagal 118 SpringFalcon 114 cl, 3YO up, MayorBob 115 Mastersum 6t. 108 MsdSchl 118 GenasStar 118 1 ml.70yds.
cl, 3YO up, SonnysPrincs121 SteroidMiss 118 RenesAdvice 115 Rebadeba 115 TunerOrLatr DistinctEdge 118 MarkedMan WhiteCmndr 118 115 SlewFrost 121 Sntobeswn 121 SuperSeniorit115 L.M.sNobIMs 121 118 GoNIrish 121 GamblingMis 121 WinterWorld 121 Picktheway 115 PleasantHos 115 Chrisbeck 115 FillySpurs 111 MySilver Rvr 118 HandsmDrcy 118 DwninSprng 115 Toobdsosd 115 Manolaki 121 2nd 2,000, man, 3-5YO, 61. FellashinQun 118 RajasMajort 118 LckhrtCrsng 121 CommndBrk 115 InspiredVisin 111 PachutsPctr 114 MeggiesTurn 115 TerrrblyChr 118 115 SavannhAvr 115 cl, 3YO DoubleDaft up, 61. 121 VitessesBmb 118 StarCounsel 121 CalypsPrncs 118 ChocolatFnd BlueHole 118 Arave 118 TheGreatHur 118 a-CountsPwr 118 DivideThelt 115 WrdsSngBrd 115 WhatAWindy 118 PortageCnty 118 JuliesDancer 118 a-MyForte 118 SpreadTheJy 115 SsterSpirt 111 OharaLane 121 a-Coupled. LegendDeari 121 MissKaylou 115 cl, 3YO up, cl, 3YO up, PleaseMyRih 115 LucyD. 115 1 ml.70yds.
Chronicilmg 115 BelleBaba 121 Beachnick 118 SunnyRome 115 MitoMan 115 ProudProfit 121 LadyTricks 115 Leclat 115 ShowSpint 115 MiracleAnnie 118 DancingSpts 115 DearFlag 111 FireAndFury 121 Kindly Trial 115 ct, 3YO up, 61. 121 RaffleBid 115 NoPrince 115 LollipopsRir 115 ChelseaStret 115 PriontyCare 121 LdyElzbthD. Chromosome 115 Zarabanda 118 MorgnsChnc 115 SweetRegent 115 HotnFlashy 121 EasyToForgt 121 BontflAmbin 115 Tremendosly 115 MyOldFlame 118 a-Costarica 121 HollisChip 121 BaldRuler 118 Analyst 115 cl, 3YO up, ImaKnave 114 RemnaChristn 121 PhotoAlbum 115 1 ml.40yds. Bigrlsdntcry 121 Sirriba 121 cl, 3YO up, TownCop 115 AvatarsLight 115 Clematis MountReasn 121 121 a- TorreDelOr 121 1 ml.40yds. AcesWildOne 121 EasyGame 121 FourWide 121 TakePleasur 115 CountyBonty 121 Nakedisland 118 a-Coupled.
RIVER DOWNS RESULTS cl, man 384YO, 61. -Mama Mac, Sue Da Judge, Wha- Arnetta Majesty(Lds) 17.00 13.00 AshDancer (Vdl) 14.40 9.40 6.20 doyouknownew. Exacta (1-11) Forward Widow (Ouzts) 3.20 Dancevision (Schilling) 8.60 5.20 paid $110.00. Off 4:22. Time 1:14.
ScratchedHandy Quest (Fortner) 8.80 cl, 3YO up, 61. Delicious Miss, Elliott's Game, Lark's Off 1 1:31. Time 1:15 4-5. Scratched SolarBlue(Wok) 8.80 4.40 5.00 Lucky Lady, Miss Mary Kate. Poke -Cherokee Terror.
Erimo's Gal, Bayou Henri (Neff) 3.60 3.20 O' Candy, Slewpy Malone. Exacta Big Roy (Knott) 7.80 3.20 2.40 Halt Twin Trifecta: (4-3-2) paid (5-12-4) paid $183.00. You Can Call Me AI (Stone) 4.00 Spazzer (Knott) 15.60 5.80 5.00 Carryover $211.00. Love Of Mine. Patriot's Jean, Som- Martha's Yukon (Wilburn) 15.80 (12-8) paid $169.60.
2nd Half port. Vertical Circle. Daily Double Off 3:34. Time 1:16 2-5. Scratched JudgeNaught(Wibrn) 7.00 2.60 mers.
Off 3:08. Time 1:13 2-5. Scratched Twin Trifecta (4-3-2812-8-11) had (7-2) paid $44.80. Exacta (2-3) Guns -Babs Of Hope, Catch Me Iron Catch Titanic, Me, Off Democritus 4:46. Time (McDowell) 1:12 1-5.
Exacta 2.20 Berry Patcher, Flapper Dan, Pass- Subic (Fortner) 6.60 ThGrtValdez(Ozts) 1 12.60 5.60 2.40 mdn 2YO, 61. -Jeff's Chance. Vieha. Trifecta no winners. Jackpot Carryover 4.40 3.00 2.40 (9-7-6) paid $1,006.60.
$2,640.00. Pick Six (1-1-9-4-5-12). Bitters Bob (Troilo) 4.20 4.80 6th- 2,500, cl, man 384YO, 6t. Wins paid $35.20. (2 Tickets).
Off 1:55. Time 1:15. Scratched- Nolava (Ouzts) 4.20 2.80 9th- 6,600, alc, 3YO up, 61. 3rd cl, 3YO up, 61. Prince Fappiano, Stage Smart.
1st (4-8) paid $88.80. Pick Three $23.80. Diplomacy, Credentialed (Netf) 2.40 2.10 $203.00. cl, 3YO up, 1ml. Crimson Blazer (Ouzts) 2.80 cl, up, SovereignStar(Nff) 8.20 3.80 4.00 Off 2:18.
Time 1:13. Scratched- 1ml.70yds. Little Smoke (Shling) 7.40 5.60 Dr. Leo, Gold Corde. Exacta (1-10) LookinSmart(Ozts) 5.60 2.80 2.40 Double Stink (Schwing) 6.40 paid $24.20.
Stoney Ce Sar(MII) 1 3.60 3.40 Off 5:09. Time 1:41 4-5. Scratched mdn 2YO, 6f. Count Verdant (Costa) 4.80 -Bucket Head, Royal Raising, NoNoNorvalu(Ntf) 9.80 6.40 4.80 Off 3:59. Time 1:46 4-5.
Exacta Shorty. Daily Double (4-6) paid Didit Done (Wydick) 10.80 5.20 (5-6) paid $15.00. $84.60. Trifecta (6-3-4) paid Death Taxes (Schwing) 3.20 8th cl, 3YO up, 61. $218.20.
Attendance 1,728. Handle Off 2:42. Time 1:15 1-5. Scratched FullyALeader(Cksy) 7.40 4.00 4.00 $296.540.00. AQUEDUCT RESULTS cl, 3YO up, 11ml.
Hierarchy (Aguila) 19.80 9.60 5.40 Chappys Joy (Krone) 6.00 3.60 Space Above (Raveio) 3.20 Off 12:30. Time 1:52 1-5. Scratched--Adam's Blend. Exacta (9-6) paid $140.60. 2nd- 13,000, cl, mdn 3YO up, 71.
KeepAbreast(Smt) 43.60 19.40 11.00 Sailors Albatross(NIsn) 5.00 3.40 Royalway Crown (Maple) 3.60 12:58. Time 1:24 1-5. Scratched -Restless Kid, Prenez Garde, Vaso, Act Special, Twelve Gun Salute, Burning Issue. Daily Double (9-11) paid $297.00. Exacta (11-8) paid $310.00.
Quinella (8-11) paid $135.60. cl, 3YO up, BolshoiBoy(Chvz) 5.80 3.80 2.60 Callonzo (Smith) 5.80 3.00 Make A Decision (Krone) 2.40 Off 1:27. Time 1:51. Exacta (3-1) paid $30.00. mdn 2YO, of.
Theladysaidso(JVsqz) (Smt) 5.80 3.80 3.40 3.20 Baby Beluga (Sntgt) 11.40 Off 1:59. Time 1:12. Scratched- AQUEDUCT ENTRIES Post Time: 12:30 (EST) 1 cl, 2YO, 6f. SmilinDan 115 FinalTakeoff DirtyJim 117 ProspectrsBt Concomitant 117 Worthmore KeeCut 117 College Whip 2nd- 13,000, cl, mdn 3YO 7t. ModelAForbs 109 ChrstmsinJI ProudFlag 116 HoneyDoDst 116 MissGuyana HeyPrincess 111 Kindawild ShrEnchntm 115 cl, 3YO, 1 4ml.
SpeakJuliet 112 Snofight RareSecret 109 HoneyLinks Eddypie 109 JettawayJus Dowloy 112 HallO Music Wonin The Sn 118 Quick Trick NorthernDeb 107 SmpnSwt Prodprmsdly 116 TallChance min 2YO, 1ml. ThHghindKd 113 ScotchGame CorporlsStrp 118 C.C.Sharpe AskAgain 118 NobleNinja YstrdysTmr 118 SuddenRackt118 LeadingStar SirCiao ImTired 118 ThunderPop BlueNoble 118 Smiling Oldtronsides 113 118 MaryptsSert OurTerritory 118 CarrsPleasur cl, men 3YO 71. Slick Delivery, Brookegovemanlyn, Primetime North (Bly) 4.20 3.00 Frame, Crafty Quarry, Jamies Luck, Sweet Roberta (Smith) 4.20 Queen Of The Tide. Exacta (5-11) Off 3:22. Time 1:51 1-5.
Exacta paid $21.80. Quinelta (5-11) paid (4-7) paid $98.40. Pick Three $12.00. (12-9-4) paid $4,665.00. man 3YO up, 71.
The Damon 2YO, 1ml.tf Stakes Dot's Finale 4.60 3.60 2.60 2.80 2.20 (Stgt) 12.00 5.80 3.80 Runyon Carol 3.20 a-IrishLinnet(McCI) 2.60 2.80 2.20 (Mpl) Off 2:29. Time 1:25 2-5. 8 Scratched Quick Power (Chavez) 3.80 Miz Ann (Bailey) Child. Born Evel, Proud Off -Takeover 3:51. Time 1:37 1-5.
Scratched Flag. -Lucky Northanna Childhood Bid, Sammy From Babies A Comin'. Exacta Pick Miami. Exacta (1-13) (3-5-12-9-4-1). paid 5 wins $38.20.
(12-7) Friend, paid $53.20. Six alc, 3YO up, 1 paid ryover: $343.00 117,931.50. (70 Tickets). 39.80 16.20 12.20 ct, 3YO up, 71. SthrnSlew(Crgt) 14.40 8.60 5.80 CoachDigger(Smth) 28.20 12.00 6.80 4.60 So Sterling (Carr) 4.60 Lay Off Mcbrides (Lydon) 7.20 Off 2:55.
Time 1:43 1-5. Scratched Off 4:19. Time 1:24. Scratched -Late As Usual, Commissioner Tahila Boy, Some Background, PanBart, Frosty Wish, Runaway Prince. orex, Tivoli Star, Hill Slide, Zooming Skeet Shoot, Sibling Sword, Wid- Star, Maga Silver.
Daily Double dum, Sir Michael James, Pendleton (1-6) paid $28.00. Exacta (6-3) Ridge. Exacta (9.4) paid paid Triple (6-3-11) paid $1,115.60. $1,030.00. Attendance 8,575.
alc, 3YO up, die $2.326.114.42. OTB Handle $4,272.634.16. Total Handle GoidN'Ship(Km) 21.20 7.00 4.80 $6,988,159.34. RedAccount 116 ElliesWay 109 SocialSam 116 ChildhdFmd 118 PrettyName 116 1 Sabina 115 AmadsPrtr 110 MarineBand 117 8-InFullCry 117 b-Respctbity 115 'MissOtis 117 ExcdnglySwt 115 ADawnSham 115 WinterCrown 120 SweetPlea 115 a-Coupled. 11ml.
Ballynce 110 Kinklets 115 Ananda 115 EmprysDrm 115 The Knickerbocker GrnLnExprs 121 Shellac 114 Zagor 111 Yanke8Allair 120 RiverOfSin 114 EterntysBrth 114 ct, PocusHocus 106 WasteNWrds 116 ZoomingStar 112 b-HillSide 106 QualityShins 116 AlliesBoy 112 AceOfPentcls110 InWonMomnt 109 MegaSilver 113 SomBckgrnd 113 Shiny 116 Priviledged 115 a-BankersJet 115 OhNyet 120 Scuba 117 b-MeanStrek 113 alc, 3YO up, JungleDesign106 Machivelli 111 HowlingSucs 119 PowerCord 106 OnOiSvns 117 JoelsChum 117 c-PopsDeight113 FarOutBeast 115 a-SparkO1r 108 c-RomnEvnt 113 a-UltimateGI 115 a Coupled. b-Coupled c-Coupled. Wonderland 117 RivieraWndr 115 LittleBadWif 120 SELECTIONS HighSpirited 117 Notear 117 Aqueduct Tuesday b- Mime 117 1-Prospector's Bel, Concomitant, Final Takeoff. b-Coupled. 2-Kindawild, Christmas In July, alc, 3YO up, Honey Do Dust.
3-Speak Juliet, Proudpromisedlay, BunkaBunka 117 Rare Secret. DinnerMaid 115 4-Corporal's Stripe, Our Territory, MonsRetum 115 Scotch Game. AppelngLnch 115 5-In Won Moment, Red Account, 3YO up, 11ml. if Oh Nyet. Handicap 6-In Full Cry, A Dawn Shame.
ForestAngel 109 Sabina. Impersonatr 111 7-Bunka Bunka, Empery's Dream. GoDutch 113 Appealing Lunch. FoxhallKeen 110 8-Green Line Express, Who's To WhosToPay 115 Pay, Shellac. 9-Mega Silver, Spark Of War, 3YO up, 11ml.
Scuba. Best Bet- -Green Line Express. Northm Tryst 117. Breeders' Cup winner destroyed ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) Great Communicator, who won the Breeders' Cup Turf in 1988 and earned nearly $3 million in his career, broke down in yesterday's closing day feature at Santa Anita had to be destroyed.
The 7-year-old Great Communicator was lengths behind pacesetting Ultrasonido in the $219,400 Carleton F. Burke Handicap when he stumbled on the backstretch of ON HORSE RACING BOB ROBERTS Ohio isn't only state 3 facing gambling issue A Ohioans aren't the only ones facing a gambling issue at the polls today. State: Issue 3, a constitutional amendment that would permit voters in Lorain to decide if they want casino gambling in their city, is one of several that voters across America will tackle. In New Jersey, the casinos will find out if they can accept wagers on races simulcast into their Atlantic City casinos. The racetracks in New Jersey are also on the ballot.
They want Sunday racing and are one of just two racing states (the other being Alabama) where parimutuel wagering on the Sabbath is illegal. In Virginia and Tennessee, on a county-option basis, voters in two counties will decide if they want parimutuel horse racing. Loudon County in Virginia is about 50 miles west of Washington. Trousdale County in Tennessee is about 60 miles northeast of Nashville. There is also a lottery question on the ballot in Nebraska would legalize a statewide video lottery game, similar to the one in operation at Mountaineer Park in West Virginia.
nine-race card concluded 21 days of racing in October at Thistledown with Harmon Drake the winningest trainer (11 scores from 49 starters) and Charlie Wind the hottest conditioner (10 winners from 36 starters). Other trainers enjoying a high-percentage month were Bob Severin (6-for-17), Stan Barber (6-for-21), Andrea Cunningham (5-for-15) and Joe Mazur (4-for-8). Eugene Sipus, who won three Thistledown stakes races this year, packed his riding gear and headed home for Cincinnati following Sunday's program. He'll ride this winter at Turfway Park in northern Kentucky. enjoyed my time in Cleveland but I'm not sure if I'll return next year.
I guess it really depends on the size of the Sipus won the Summit Silver Cup with Joe The Feet, the Hunting Valley with Nora M. and the Ohio Heritage with E.C. Brinckerhoff. Go for Wand, who broke her right front ankle in the Oct. 27 Breeders' Cup Distaff and had to be destroyed, was buried the next day in the infield at Saratoga in upstate New York.
The demise of the champion filly has touched many racetrackers as well as casual fans. Those who wish to send notes to the filly's owner, Jane duPont Lunger, can write to her at 301 Snuff Mill Wilmington, 19807. Bill Badgett, who trained Go for Wand, can be reached at 109 Beverly ON HARNESS RACING DAgO? Floral Park, N.Y., 11001. HA. Chuck Scaravilli whose father is the Daily Racing Form: correspondent at Thistledown, resigned his public relations post at Turfway Park to become field man-5 ager for Equibase, a database of racing information owned by Thoroughbred Racing Associations.
and The Jockey Club. Equibase7 when operational, will the Form for customers. Leroy Jolley, trainer of the beaten Meadow Star, winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, the daughter of Meadowlake may run in next year's Kentucky Derby. 3. "The Derby is on my mind," Jolley.
"We'll nominate her and see. what develops with the colts, but; nothing is carved in stone." Meadow Star gets to the gate at Churchill Downs May 4, she'll give the Dosage Index a sternyo: test. Under the rules of the complex system that measures a horse's ity to get the Derby's 1 miles by it, rating the sires in its pedigree, Meadow Star doesn't qualify. Since g. 1921, every Derby winner has had an DI of 4.00 or lower.
Meadow Star's is 5.67. 187. Is the final Thoroughbred Rac-. ing Communications' poll that was issued last week a preview of the Eclipse Awards? Criminal who missed the Breeders' Cup because of a leg injury, received 412t votes (including 22 first-place to top the poll. Bayakoa (378 finished second and Derby and $3 million Classic ner Unbridled (374 votes, 13 firstplace votes) was third.
It appears. Criminal Type has a leg up' on Unbridled for Horse of the Year, honors. Here's what's new in wagering: Turfway Park concluded 16 days of fi inter-track wagering with land last week with a daily crowd of 982 wagering $167,923. The figures help explain River' Downs, less than a 15-minute drive from Turfway, is having a poor fall a meeting. The Turfway crowd bet3 $641,262 on the Breeders' Cupraces.
Co-mingled betting pools between Las Vegas casinos and Meadows in California is off to as fast start. A week ago Sunday, $480,000 was wagered at 14 partici-, pating racebooks on Bay Mead-? ows'races Michigan is apparently in the same boat as Michigan Harness Horsem*n's regarding off betting. The Association, in their monthly; magazine, reiterated their opposing tion to expanded wagering. at Ohio's three harness tracks re-'2 main opposed to parlor betting. PAUL BAUMGARTNER 3 'Wall of Fame' board due at Northfield Park Plans are underway for a "Wall of Fame," which will honor persons and horses involved with past achievements at Northfield Park, the 33-year-old harness racing facility in Northfield Village.
Pictures and memorabilia of standardbred standouts will be showcased on a wall at the track after the charter induction class is announced at a special dinnerdance at Northfield on Dec. 12. In line with the dinnerwhich will become an annual event, the newly-appointed Northfield Wall of Fame Board will name a local horse and owner of the year for the 1990 campaign. "We were fortunate and grateful to get an initial selection committee with appointed representatives from all walks of the local industry," said Racing Director Gregg Keidel, who co-planned concepts of the local 'Wall' for nearly a year with Assistant General Manager Mary Calabrese. "After we get everything off the ground, future selection committees will be elected for terms of different lengths.
Right now, we're encouraging nominations from our horsem*n and fans. "Nomination forms are available at the Northfield switchboard at the main entrance or by writing the track. All nominations will be seriously considered. We want the first class to be the very best." Currently working on assembling the charter class are committeemen Bob Sidley, the Ohio Harness Horsem*n's Association representative: Vito Arsena, owner; Clair Umholtz, trainer: Don McKirgan, driver; Calabrese and Keidel, track management officials, and The Plain Dealer's Paul Baumgartner, media representative. Track publicist Ken Warkentin is serving as recording secretary for the screening and selection board, which next meets on Nov.
12. The Ohio State Racing Commission recently approved a future Capital Improvements program for Toledo Raceway Park, which concludes its 1990 harness season on December 8. Among more than a dozen improvements under consideration for 1991 or 1992 at Toledo (built in 1959), are new in-house video systems, a child care center, and blacktop resurfacing of the parking lot and backstretch areas. New lighting and removal of the hub rail 119 117 117 113 up, 120 109 120 116 116 105 105 116 116 112 118 118 118 118 118 118 113 108 118 are also under scrutiny there, Toledo's current lighting system is" a factor in the latter plans. "We have two ways to go concerning the lighting," said Toledo Presi-, dent Arnold Stansley.
"With the shape and width of our (five-M: eighths-mile) track, we may be able to extend it from three to four (with a hub-less feature) to get further away from the present poles. Our current lights may be acceptable (to the state) this way. If they aren't, we would then need high-tower lighting, which, course, is very expensive." Bremen (0.) native Davery Rankin, 44, who now commutes 3 from Coconut Creek, has become the first horseman to win the 3 Ohio Sires Stakes Jerry Memorial Driver and Awards in a single year. State-sired horses driven trained by Rankin won $264,384 and 24 $172,972 in those respective divisions. And Sam Noble, 36, of Xenia, who second in the same divisions with $256.018 and $148.581, asked 1 Rankin to drive Noble Poodle Party in the finals at North- field Aug.
31 when the former reinsman had a scheduling Rankin obliged by winning the OSS 3-year-old filly pacing champi-. onship aboard Poodle Party. And. it 3 was that winner's share of $56,940 that provided him with the money to edge Noble for the driver's crown. Rankin will receive his OSS tro-.
phies at the annual United States? Trotting Association-OHHA ban- -t, quet Jan. 12 at Airport Inn. Columbus. Dan Ross, who featured an OSS runnerup horse, and Gerry Bookmyer, who reined a'. sires champion in 2-year-old colt 21 pacer Beacon's Star, placed fourth a and sixth in the state drivers races with $92.926 and $87.393, respectively.
it Real estate sales involving ness racetracks have been going a record clip this year. The latest transactions are Blue sold to Canadian-backed Cambridge Shopping Centers, Philadelphia Park to backed Greenwood to Boeing Corporation, and Freehold (N.J.), to former coffee-: a magnate Kenneth D. Fischer. the turf course. The gelding suffered a compound fracture of the right hind cannon bone and a possible fracture of the pastern.
Great Communicator was the second star runner to be destroyed in two days at Santa Anita. On Sunday, the Irish-bred Baldomero broke her left foreleg in the $400,000 Yellow Ribbon Stakes turf race and was destroyed..
