New York Trainer Johnny Campo Embraces Triple Crown Spotlight
Johnny Campo, trainer of Pleasant Colony, talks with reporters after guiding the Belmont hopeful through a week of Derby and Preakness coverage. He relaxes with standardbreds, movies, and parties as the horse gains weight and confidence ahead of the Belmont Stakes.
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Gaver Prefers Woodchopper Shot At Pleasant Colony In Belmont
Gaver plans to start Woodchopper against Pleasant Colony in the Belmont Stakes on June 6 aiming to upset the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner. Woodchopper faces entry uncertainty with Television Studio Banner Gala and Grey Adorn not guaranteed. Gaver says the one and a half mile Belmont offers the best chance yet, noting Pleasant Colony has been beaten before and Woodchopper has stamina to tire rivals.
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Belmont plans loom over Preakness wrap up from Aiken
In Pimlico results Woodchopper finished 11th as Bramazon Farm’s Television Studio eyes Sheridan Stakes at Arlington Park after skipping the Preakness. Belmont fate may hinge on Saturday’s Sheridan and trainer Basile awaits owner Waldheim’s final call. Banner Gala’s Belmont entry remains uncertain after medication led to scratch. Greg Adorn is not entering Belmont following Peter Pan disappointment.
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Perry and Valenzuela Duel as Dodgers Fall to Braves
Gaylord Perry earns his 293rd victory with eight strong innings despite a rough start by Fernando Valenzuela who lasted only 3 2/3 innings. Perry drove in two runs with a fourth inning single as Atlanta built a 7-1 lead, Dodgers rallying briefly but Dodgers lost 9-4.
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Strike Deadline Is Extended for Major League Baseball
The MLB players and owners extended the strike deadline after a last minute deal. Judge Werker delayed a strike while the NLRB seeks a preliminary injunction with a hearing set for next Wednesday in Rochester New York. Orioles third baseman Doug DeCinces and Phillies catcher Bob Boone spoke on possible outcomes depending on the court ruling.
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Mauch Replaces Angels' Fregosi in Midseason Move
Gene Autry announced that Gene Mauch will take over as manager of the California Angels after the firing of Jim Fregosi. Autry said Mauch initially refused but accepted after being told the Angels would insist on a change, with three teams already seeking discussions about Mauch.
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