Unclear Horse Race Result With Scratched Entries
Fragmented racing page notes multiple horses and wagers with many scratched entries and uncertain outcomes. Mentions include Gatege, Mercer, Exalta, Fortessa, Lost Tree Dupes, Stacy's Enpon Fichnerer, Catster Champagne, and others with various pools and carries. Details are garbled, listing trainers, times, and payouts amid a chaotic ledger of placings and bets.
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Honey Grove
Hece
Stacy
Derby contenders mount as Wood Memorial reshapes Derby field
Thirty Six Red wins the Wood Memorial by a head over Burnt Hills at Aqueduct as trainer Nick Zito bets on a Derby upset. Pendleton Ridge also advances toward Kentucky with Frankel considering Derby start depending on money-packing field limit. Silver Ending earns Derby spot after taking the Arkansas Derby, while Champagne for Ashley, Mister Frisky, and Summer Squall loom as top Derby rivals.
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New York
Red
Nick the Prophet
Wood Memorial
Aqueduct
Nick Zito
Zito
Burnt Hills
Mister Frisky
Bobby Frankel
Howie Tesher
Ashley
Frankel
Pendleton Ridge
Kentucky
Red Run
Silver Ending
Real Cash
Oaklawn Park
Bodine edges Waltrip for first Winston Cup win at North Wilkesboro
Brett Bodine captured his first Winston Cup victory in the First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro Speedway. He held off Darrell Waltrip after a late pit stop to win the $120,000 purse, leading 146 laps and finishing less than two seconds ahead. Waltrip and Earnhardt split significant laps led.
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North Wilkesboro
N.C
Brett Bodine
Darrell Waltrip
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Bodine
Waltrip
Geoff Bodine
Dale Earnhardt
Davey Allison
Kenny Wallace
Buick
Aps
Mark Marbo
Earnhardt
Ricky Rudd
Morgan Shepherd
Coody and Douglass set scoring record in Legends of Golf
Charles Coody and Dale Douglass won the Legends of Golf by seven strokes at Barton Creek, posting a final round 66 and a 72 hole record 249 39 under par. Geiberger and Henning finished second at 256, Beard and Mowry third, Hill and Rodriguez fourth.
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Austin
Texas
Charles Coody
Dale Douglass
Coody
Douglass
Barton Creek Country Club
al Geiberger
Harold Henning
Onion Creek
Geiberger
Henning
Frank Beard
Larry Mowry
Dave Hill
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Hill
Unser Jr. Wins Third Straight Long Beach Grand Prix
Al Unser Jr held off Emerson Fittipaldi in a tight Long Beach street race to take the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach for the third consecutive time. The 28 year old led 91 of 95 laps in the 1.67 mile circuit, driving a Chevrolet powered 1990 Lola to victory by 1.724 seconds. Danny Sullivan edged Michael Andretti for third as Mario Andretti was the last car on the lead lap in fifth.
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Long Beach
Calif
al Unser Jr
Emerson Fittipaldi
Unser
Fittipaldi
Long
Beach
Danny Sullivan
Penske Racing
Michael Andretti
Mario Andretti
Michael
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McCormech JH
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Irtaer
Tamer Waters
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Siaghendall
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Desty
Upper Stier
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HONDA
Mike Kehne
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E-S-P
Dan Ingram
Daytona
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Frederick Towne Mall
Associated Press
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Bobby Hillin
Frederick Self Storage
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