Bud's Syracuse Mile Picks First-Raphaels Hanover tops card
A chaotic card preview notes Raphaels Hanover winning Vernon, 2 02 time trial at this track, while Lady Lougen with Clint Galbraith and Elsie Barger own. Deb's Precious Girl struggles to win. Odds listed for many horses with drivers, plus exhaustive exacta andwin payout figures.
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Raphaels Hanover
Vernon
Lady Lougen
Clint Galbraith
Elsie Barger
Deb
Sabrina Greenspeed
Ohio
Focal Interests
Rosana Danadohana
Aquistor
Lady Belle
Strip
Eva Kash
Armbre Cutie
Captain Forever II
Qui Denise
Rocket Rebel
Aeree
Honey Rose Hanover
Anthem Hill
Texas Cafe
Smashing Lass
Highland Song
Slater Heppy
Howard Bellsinger
Grant
Serious Lady
Texas Tessie
Mila
Hotter Trotter Leads Vernon View Card
Preview for Vernon Downs style harness card notes Hotter Trotter as best chance in the first race with Layne as a long shot, Herakat and Green Acres Dan among others. Second, Third, and subsequent races feature Harmony Label and Maids Hanover, JM Adama, Desdemona Hanover, A Gay Debutante, Noble Wind, Ruby Wheeler, and Butter Bob among contenders. Wagering includes a $2 daily double on 5-8 and $2 win bets on key Simpson Entry sixth, Storm Wave seventh, and Gay Debutante eighth. feed bag quotes reflect modest bankroll.
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Notch
Travis
Layne
Jack Bailey
Herakat
Cruise Central
Green Acres
Dan
Cicero Barbara
My Thanks Allwood
Dei Miller Stable
Breez
Pat
Harmony Label
Maids Hanover
Jeannes Crown
Blk
JM Adama
JM Mac
J Mexacta
Frost Collins
Joe Pavia Jr
Desdemona Hanover
Simpson
Bikini Beach
Honest To Goodness
Storm Wave
Vernon
Major Menace
Noble Wind
Ruby Wheeler
Hare
Bob
Jimmy Twon
Rock Tom
Murdock
Zweig field fills up during off day at Syracuse Mile
The Syracuse Mile meets resumes after a day pause as Zweig trot entries form. Dancer's Duenna and Jealousy spearhead a strong lineup alongside Bonebreaker Micron Hanover and other contenders from Vernon and Greenwood for the $150,000 feature.
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Syracuse
Dr. Zweig
Stanley Dancer
Norman Woolworth
Duenna
Jealousy
Bonebreaker
Howard Brainard
Vernon
John Simpson Jrs
Meadowlands
Don Brainard
State Fairgrounds
Division Street
Bruce Riegle
Armbro Aussie
Riegle
Zweig
Greenwood
Toronto
Joie de Vie
John Campbell
Howard Beissinger
Ned Bower
Canada
Speedy Claude
Sea Chanty
Clint Galbraith
Coleman Lobell
Fires ties Chicago riding record with seven wins at Arlington Park
Jockey Earlie Fires, 36, tied a Chicago mark by winning seven of eight mounts at Arlington Park. He claimed victories aboard Nat Bucket and Mongo King among others, boosting his Arlington meet total to 119 wins in 74 days, while Randy Romero Day highlighted the program with two seconds.
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Chicago
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Arlington Park
Ires
Rivervale
Ark
Nat Bucket
Bold Rouge
Fires
Mongo King
John Eckmann
Hawthorn Park
Arlington
Rick Evans
Randy Romero
Oak Lawn Park
Hot Springs
Romero
Louisiana Downs
Parish Lantern
Charming Cindy
Flying Hoisty
Davis Joy
Tellem Bout
Wise Navajo
David Gall
Cahokia Downs
Ilinois
Hubert Jones
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Jorge Tejeira
Keystone
Atlantic City
Cap District Wins Finger Lakes Feature by Three Lengths
Capital District rallied from near the back to win the $10,900 seventh race at Finger Lakes in 1:44.25 for a mile and 70 yards. Jockey Kevin Whitley rode the four year old chestnut colt to payoffs of 3.40 2.40 and 2.10 as Org finished third in the eight horse field. At Vernon Downs, Science Major beat Ara mac Lance by three lengths in 1:48.4 for $3,700 pace with Rob Barella driving and a 3-5 daily double returning $138.60.
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Canandaigua
Capital District
Wimborn
Finger Lakes Race Track
Org
Kevin Whitley
Vernon
UPI
Science Major
Aramac Lance
Vernon Downs
Rob Barella
Kenmorou Mite Max
Victory
Hanover
Quiet Pride
Siena College appoints Diane Tuman as sports information director
General Diane Tuman, sportswriter at the Amsterdam Recorder for four years, is named sports information director at Siena College. The update follows a busy sports news page featuring horse racing, hockey, basketball, baseball, and tennis actions across major events and leagues.
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Genral
Diane Tuman
Amsterdam Recorder
Siena Collage
Arlington Park
Desperate Lady
State Fairgrounds
New Jersey Devils
John MacLogo
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