Los Alamitos Race Course Adapts and Expands Over Time
Los Alamitos Race Course grew from a backyard track to a premier quarter horse facility in Southern California. Since 1951 it has seen major upgrades, a modern grandstand, and record betting handles, with plans for a new clubhouse and expanded facilities as it diversifies with thoroughbred racing and future expansions.
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United States
Los Alsmitos
Southern California Racing Association
Horsemen's Quarter Horse Racing Association
Los Alamitos
HQHRA
Alamitos
Orange County
Los Alamitos Race Course
Calfornia
Millie Wessels
Frank Wessels Sr
Orange County Fair
Ernie Mason's Holly Pare Handicap
Race cards show Ernie Mason's Holly Pare Handicap with entries including Mason's Salamitos and other horses. Details are fragmentary with misread text and scribbled numbers, but indicate a published racing card listing horses, odds, and descriptions from a Mead area track.
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Ernie Mason
Racing Card Picks At Hollywood Park And Los Alamitos
The listing shows a series of horse racing bets and best chances at Hollywood Park and Los Alamitos. It names horses and bettors such as Dr. De Muck Ue and Marie Rocket with various bet types including parlay and wheel along with jockey or trainer hints and specific plays like Fat Turcrert, Pax Wey and Clockers Tike.
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Hollywood Park
Dr. de Muck
Decathlon Opens Meet With KU Returnee Lead
In Wichita Kansas Tom Currier of the University of Kansas is the lone returning athlete from last year to the decathlon field in the 12th annual outdoor championships this week at the Federation track and field meet.
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Wichita
Kan
Tom Currier
University of Kansas
Tellys Pop Aims For First 77 Victory At Hollywood Park
Tellys Pop, California's 1975 champion now 2 years older, seeks his first win of 1977 in the $41 000 Garden Grove Purse at Hollywood Park. The one mile turf race draws 10 allowance entrants including Chindo Joy Go Lightly Guards Up Tulsen Ameri Flyer Salad Sam Ribot Grande Niebo and Dr Do Much with Sandy Hawley aboard for the first time.
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Telly
Pop
California
Hollywood Park
Garden Grove
Lakeside
Chindo
Guards Up
Tulsen
Ameri Flyer
Salad Sam
Ribot Grande
Niebo
Sandy Hawley
Bar Q King Dominates Los Alamitos Feature Night
Bar Q King won the seventh race at Los Alamitos, claiming his third straight victory. The Wayne Charlton trained four year old gelding sped 850 yards in 17.95 seconds on a fast track after light rain, returning 3.60 to win. The feature also highlighted a potential prep for the $150,000 added Vessels Maturity to be run July 2 with Advance Solution Ursi's Go Go and Maryon's Rocket among the six hopefuls.
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Clear
Trark
Dickays
Knight
el Jato
Treasure Heck
Watson
Vegas
Ringo
Clelmins Arice
Actos
Ettabo
Dinkaia
Ucset
Teve
el Perro
Mtrosparius
Clivares
Queen
Shoemaker
Piscay
Cerise
Hoy
Filiond
Matt Clay
Goyle
Mitchell
Laaing
Aegean
Pieves
Orville
Alisada
AL W
Michel Ain
Shenuer
Allison
Dore
Deringer
Ward
GeCinn
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Rewg
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Hopes
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Jackson
Coerton
Berell
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Festlen
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Miley
Myley
Diskers
Lite
Horne
Knahe
Jet Ernest
Myles We
Kinham
Andy
Toro
Defara
LawesHat
McHaroee
Hempen Road
Batey
Mideaney
Groton
Horar
Batis
Longsht
Melopapes
Jo Durgess
Beny Jay
Fortuna
Maldon
Lipkin
Maryon
Hart Enest WM Dak Hove
Pisree
Raina
Liphaen
Pertidis
Centena
Wartecaacs
MsHar
Myles
Olivares
Cn Dole
Wal
JD Bursarko
Cardoza
Lady Pax
Dercadonz
Atlal
Hawley
Don B—Fiuty
Lowgshot
Flowisl
Cleciste
Aviatrin
Goraater
Taarvons Rocket Mason
Vavetir
Caylaneda Anis
al Petar
Thom
Uy Tresetaoa
Leenbert
Noguet
Pador Entales
Artah
Jening Erica Yaar
Cal Neal Bar
Cardaia
Clee
Bill Ledge
Gerzalez
LOS Alamitos Teese Hs
Cal Stevens
Hawkey
Inal Fon City
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Rach Ak
Exole
Campatot
McHarone
Ge. Watson
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Royal
Marsh
Rosales
Teaubilora
Khoia
Medin
Apenacta IL
Mls
Markey
Salle
Strichy
Jacaten
Borman
Marans
Howey
Rich Desi
Civie Cenner
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Pincay
Kwan
Mercado
Gran Fan
DEE Aashua Trust
Bailey
Brooks
Pynaraks BP
Straater
Dina Tag
eLatsa Derosi
Enire
Krohn
Oatey
Royo Ax Crema
Picea
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Liane
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Torn
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Mabie Waasanne
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S Macy
Devil Power
Baz Eit Chen
Tavtor
Los Alamitos
Ursi
Rocket
Ambassador
Sarko
Escape Artist
Bar Q King
Wayne Charlton
Aggie, West talk, Zarate outdoors, and Sciarra notes
Rich Roberts reports on comments about Foyt, Kinser, Bettenhausen, and the race for victory lane. The Forum counters West’s NBA coach of the year claim, Zarate’s outdoor plan, Kesey’s continued WBC prominence, and Sciarra’s arm return and NFL hopes. Fraser suggests limited outdoor bouts. Seiarra discusses CFL and NFL routes.
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Jerry West
Houston
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Nissatke
Cuyo Hernandez
Zarate
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Coliseum
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Ali
Norton
New York
al- Norton
Chacon-Olivares
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So0n
Ander Lopez
Ghana
John Seiarra
Pro Football Weekly
British Columbia Lions
Sciarra
NFU
NFL
Pat
Haden
John
UCLA
Dick Vermeil
Philadelphia
Chicago
Vermeil
Mike Bergla
Eagles
Durelle Charged With Murder in Poirier Killing
Yvon Durelle, former Canadian light heavyweight boxing champion, was charged with first degree murder in the Friday shooting death of Tole Poirier, 32, of Baie Ste. Anne. Poirier’s body was found in a car Friday night. Durelle, 48, appeared in provincial court and was jailed pending a June 14 preliminary hearing. he is a Canadian Sports Hall of Fame member who once defeated Archie Moore in Montreal.
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Newcastle
N.B
Canada
Yvon Durelle
Tole Poirier
Baie Ste. Anne
Durelle
Durele
Archie Moore
Montreal
Tracy Gould
New Brunswick
Pairier
Aeat
Palrce
Canadian Sports Hall of Fame
Moore
Unclear car sale upsets teams in race season
Puterbaugh expresses surprise and disappointment over a sale involving Elkins' race car. An USAC official cites Elkins' health as a factor in the decision to sell. Walther says Elkins' people approached him. he notes he was unaware until recently. Missing the race could cost about $150,000 as teams discuss the deal.
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Puterbaugh
Lee
USAC
Elkins’ Health
Walther
New York
Elkins
Derby rider names clash after crash injures jockeys
In a troubling Derby incident Bay Streak collapsed and threw jockeys, with Cauthen and Velasquezleft entangled as Low Return also toppled. Both mounts were destroyed. Cauthen suffered a temporary loss of consciousness and memory lapses. Sanhedrin may race Belmont without him. Cordero aboard again if fit.
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Cordero
Cauthen
Copen
Steve
Bay Streak
Velasquez
Volney
Low Return
Wilson faces El Rancho in CIF gymnastics meet
Wilson High hosts El Rancho in CIF gymnastics with 19 points credited in the CIF Friday event. The second round of competition begins at 7 15 with teams including Millikan and Moore League contenders aiming to secure a win at Huntington High. The meet shifts to Westminster or Howland for a follow up at Rowland.
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Ss el Rancho
Millikan
Moore Jeague Acros UA
Rams
Huntington
Westminster
Howland
Tone
Rowland
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Attendnce Hall
Frank Wessels Jr
Erate
Pararsky
Call Me
Martha
Rambin
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Ktoly Gam
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Marie Rocket
Hisahei
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Phittien
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Nice
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Rich Roberts
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Foyt
Trenton
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Steldon Kinser
Gary Bettenhausen
Victory Lane
RCMP
Henry E. Ryan
New Brunswick Supreme Court
Oprette
Wilson
el Rancho
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