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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1983

Page

7

Barbados Gold Cup Thrills Crowds in Bridgetown Race Day

gin Barbados Turf Club hosts a dramatic eight race card at Garrison Savannah drawing about 35 000 spectators. Iron Lover trained by Martinique sails to victory in the Cockspur Five Star Gold Cup with jockey Bryn Crossley aboard while Royal Colours finishes second as Green Haze carries top weight. The event blends local pageantry with international entries including horses from Ireland Martinique and Trinidad.

Bridgetown Barbados Caribbean Shank Savannah Barbados Turf Club Hanschill Inniss Company Belmont Park U.S British West Indies Royal Barbados Police Force Irish Castle Mount Hagen Orbit Dancer Iron Lover Martinique Sicambre Iron Duke Trinidad Bryn Crossley England Cottrell Garrison Savannah

Barbados Racing Scene Shows Island Thoroughbred Life

Barry Ryan profiles Barbados race meets on twelve winter Saturdays. The island hosts a strong riding colony led by Sonia Perkins with international buyers, local breeder Senator David Seale, and Cockspurs Rum sponsoring the Gold Cup Day, drawing visitors, prize money, and pre race festivities.

David Seale Barbados Hopefield Stud Sonia Perkins Cockspurs Rum

Aiken Trials impose traffic controls and ticket rules

Capt J H Lawton of the Aiken Department of Public Safety outlines traffic routing for Marlboro and Two Notch after the Trials. Police will enforce disorderly conduct and intoxication laws and tow vehicles left unattended. Spectators must wear tickets and stay within designated walk areas.

Aiken J.H. Lawton Aiken Department of Public Safety Marlboro South Boundary Audubon Two Notch Mead Gate Lawton Mead Or Grace Avenues

Races Go On At Aiken Trials Despite Rain

The Aiken Trials are scheduled to proceed Saturday despite soaking rains. Muddy ground at the Aiken Training Track may cause parking problems prompting a safety meeting between the Aiken Public Safety, the track, and the sponsoring Aiken Jaycees. The Weather Man forecasts diminishing rain with highs in the 60s.

Aiken Two Notch Road Aiken Department of Public Safety Aiken Jaycees J.H. Lawton Department of Public Safety

Tube Trials Preparations Head to Aiken Track

The colt Tube is cooled by a 30 minute walk and hay feeding before oats at 10 30. Jockey Victor Watzlavik will ride in his 4 mile debut as trainers Murdock Galloway and Ms Hardesty supervise in the paddock. Tickets for the Aiken Trials cost 4 adults 2 children under 12 with gate 5 and parking 5.

Tube Ms. Hardesty Galloway Murdock Picture Tube Aiken Chamber of Commerce Aiken Drug Woodruff’s Drugs Leminick Pharmacy Bankers Trust Farmers and Merchants SCN F&m Kalmia Plaza Lionel Smith Ltd Julius, Country Gentlemen WYMX Augusta Aiken Two Notch Road Aiken Jaycees Aiken County Shrine Club Aiken Hunt Clark Field

DOE Agrees To More Hearings On Reactor Restart

Sen. Strom Thurmond wins added public hearings on the L-Reactor restart at Savannah River Plant but Sen. Mack Mattingly seeks a full environmental impact statement. He urges a detailed study of environmental effects to avoid funding delays and potential court action.

Energy Department Strom Thurmond R-S.c Mack Mattingly R-Ga Energy Donald P. Hodel Sen Mattingly Savannah River Georgia Republican Hodel Atlanta Environmental Protection Agency DOE Thurmond Butler Derrick Ds.c Derrick South Carolina Georgia America

North Augusta Road Plan Faces Public Feedback

The Martintown widening plan to add turning lanes and sidewalks draws support from North Augusta leaders Paul Roggenkamp and Lewis Wessinger who say safety and growth will improve. State officials will weigh public input before potential 1984 start, with City Council veto rights and right-of-way negotiations starting this summer.

Paul Roggenkamp North Augusta Martintown Roggenkamp Lewis Wessinger Greater North Singer Wessinger Chamber of Commerce Mallette

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