Jabr Plans Up To 1 Million For Harness Horses
Jabr Farms Stable will invest up to one million dollars to buy yearlings and broodmares this fall. Sand Jabr, a 50 year old Iraqi native and SIU alum, leads the venture aiming to place a new standardbred stable among regional greats like Hayes Fair Acres. Curt Greene, Du Quoin publicity director and SIUC alumnus, reports the plan.
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Greene to bid on harness horses at New Jersey auction
Greene, a young harness expert, plans to buy brood mares and yearlings at a New Jersey sale where 140 horses sold for $1.84 million. His bloodlines knowledge guides bids as industry veterans praise his prep and eye for trotting stock for future European markets.
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Vukovich wins USAC Dirt Car at Du Quoin in rain delayed race
Bill Vukovich, 35, from Coarsegold California, captured the USAC Championship Dirt Car race at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds after morning rain. He earned pole with a 32.72 sec qualifying time, led late and early laps, and finished ahead of Billy Puterbaugh and Pancho Carter. Bettenhausen crashed in a single yellow, with no injuries reported.
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Sutcliffe Sets Dodgers Rookie Wins Mark In Win Over Cards
Los Angeles rookie Rick Sutcliffe earned his 12th victory, a Dodgers rookie record, beating St Louis as Steve Garvey and Davey Lopes fueled a 4-2 win. Templeton and Brock helped the Cardinals, but Castillo sealed the game with his fourth save and a sharp screwball.
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Spectacular Bid Returns with 17 Length Victory at Delaware Park
Spectacular Bid ends a three month layoff with a dominant 17 length win in an $18,000 allowance at Delaware Park. Jockey Willie Shoemaker, now aboard the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, headlines the triumphant return in a two sentence recap.
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Otis retires from Cardinals rather than ride bench
Jim Otis of the St. Louis Cardinals retires at 31 to avoid limited playing time. Coach Bud Wilkinson indicated Otis would see little action due to a talented backfield including Ottis Anderson, Thomas Lott, Wayne Morris, and Willard Harrell. Otis leaves as the Cardinals’ all time rushing leader with 1,076 yards in 1975 and career marks of 3,863 yards and 1,011 attempts. He plans to devote himself full time to his mortgage lending business.
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