Simpkins eyes 1996 gold after Olympic run in Barcelona
The Georgia athlete Simone Simpkins, who earned a 57 foot 9 inch triple jump at the 1992 Olympics and placed second behind Mike Conley, returns home jubilant with family support. He recalls the village experience as unforgettable and says he will pursue gold in Atlanta in 1996, remaining confident despite age and past injuries. He plans a brief break for fishing before resuming intense training.
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Sultry Song Narrowly Wins Whitney Handicap at Saratoga
Sultry Song outgamed Out of Place by a nose in the 1 1/8 mile Whitney Handicap at Saratoga as a strong stretch duel decided the race. Trainer Pat Kelly explained the horse's late form return after a California earthquake disruption, with Sultry Song finishing in 1:47 1/5 on a fast track and paying $8.80.
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