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Eighth race was worth waiting for

The cighth race at Sandown Harness Raceway
Sunday had everyone’s undivided attention. The
purse was $14,550, it was a one-mile pace, and all
entries had. to be three-year-olds, B.C. owned,
bred, or sired colts or geldings.

It-was the final lap of the B.C. H.R.LF. Series
and anyone witnessing the Stakerace could cer-
tainly vouch for it being the thrilling race of the
day.

Tru Blue Pilot, with Dave Jungquist’ S expert
driving, firmly lived up to its name, as he swept
home in a personal record time of 1:56.4.

Only two other horses at Sandown have ever
had times better than this and they were the

| unforgettable Hy Class Minbar and Governor
- Sing-a-long with a 1:55.

Tru Blue Pilot is unique for a couple of reasons. .

On the night prior to the race a quarter crack in
his hoof was detected and cut out —. still
undaunted he raced superiorly.

And, his owner, Allan Young of Surrey, has six
other horses. But Tru Blue Pilot obviously
secured a special place in his heart when he was
presented to Allan as a retirement gift by his
fellow. workers.

Congratulations. to Allan Young and thanks for
sharing an outstanding horse that I’m sure we au
be hearing a lot more from in the coming years.

For those of you out there who may be feeling a

little hart-pulling for the young gelding,.my

assurance is that it’s unnecessary as. Tru Blue »

“Pilot will be wallowing in green pastures for a a.

-well-deserved month’s rest.

David :Jungquist. was the only driver to secure

. two wins. on. Sunday, and.he did it back-to -back
4 — bringing in Hy Calypso in the ninth race. :

~ *I£ you haven’t ventured out to Sandown yet this: .
~-year.I hope you will do-so this ‘weekend. The final.
_days: for: this harness racing ‘season “are. Saturday

x 5 and el Sunday-F ne parade, to ine: epost is at 1: 05 >a m..

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Now for some news on the growing Harness
Racing Club. Rick White, Bob Groden, Charlic
Jacobs, Michelle Fenton, Archie and Sue Caron,
Sandra Cherry, Kelly MacMillan, Reg Wonnen-

LEADING THE WAY in the eighth race —
Sunday was Tru Blue Pilot.

burg and Ed Bolten were welcome faces at the last -

meeting.
It certainly is a pleasure to sce drivers and

" trainers showing support and interest in their club.

__- The next meeting will be worth attending from -
all aspects. Driver Kelly MacMillan, the one

"we've been hearing so much about, will be guest

speaker.

There will also be a film supplied by the B.C.
Standardbred Association and.a set agenda for the
start of improvements to the racetrack. We'll also

have a free draw and coffce..

It'll be held atthe Ingraham Rodeway Inn, Sept.
26 at 7 p.m. I’m giving you lots of notice so be.

sure to circle the. date on your calendar.

“Ifyou have questions about the Sandown
Harness Racing -Club, the. track, standardbred

horses or anything related to harness. racing, write |
7 to, At. The. Track 10; The Review. wae

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- Brentwood Bay. resident and '

~ outstanding golfer Greg Cribbs,
15, won the 1989 Copytron Junior
9-18 Handicap Championship -at

* Summerland Golf and Country

- Club, ‘Aug. 29-30.

° “The Glen Meadows ‘member
shot. 79 ‘on both rounds of the

: total.

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Cribbs was: named tournament:

champion for his low: gross per-
formance over. 104 entries.
In-other golf news, Glen Mea:

‘dows junior golfer: Rob. Olson, 18;

finished in a tic for sixth place
after four rounds at the Canadian
Junior Mens”. Championship at

. Mill River, RET.
36-hole compctition for a 158. .

FIRST PARADE.
Thursday September 7th

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~ Aug. 25,0

In the first three rounds Olson

shot*75-74-77. and. held fourth

place with a 226 total.

Meanwhile, clubmate and Vic-:
toria: City Juvenile. Champion ©
“Mike Wagnor, 15, reportedly
Olson finished with, a312 total:
after windy eenaivONs) on the

didn’t make the cut. ‘at the national

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 — 9 P.M. GIANT OFFICE FURNITURE SALE :
Selling for the Government of B.C, and other consigners, a very large selection of oak desks,

* gak chairs, legal and letter filing cabinets, office dividers, electric and manual typewriters,
photo copiers, office and steno chair, coniputers, printers, calculators and more more. (Note:
due ‘to the size of the. sale we have cancelled cur Auto Action on jues., Sept. 5)

°* SATURDAY, SEPT..9 — 11.A.M. LUMBER LUMBER LUMBER _-
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 14°—. 7:00 P.M.

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“household ‘goods: ..

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" SUNDAY, OCT: 1. = 1:00 P.M.
Antique: Auction. A comptete container ‘ol ual Americana aniaucs

a “MONDAY, OCT. 2. —'7:00 P.M. a -
“Coin Auction. A vary large private collection of early. Canadian: Amencan and Biitish ‘coins

willbe on the block °

THURSDAY, OCT. 5 —.7:00 P.M,
General: Merchandise. Appliance, tools and new and used furnituie. (Note: Because we.

have 4 sales slated:tor this week, there will be a6 Auto Auction-on Tuesday Oct. 3}
SATURDAY, OCT. 7 — 11. A.M, (SICAMOUS B.C.)

Complete liquidation-of Trans Canada Lumber Sicamous Division. Molding,” paint, stain, ;

plywood, hardwaie and a complate yard full of lumber Sale on location an Trans Canada

Hwy, Sicamous

TUESDAY, OCT. 10 — 6:30 P.M. .

© Auto Auction. A largo selection of quality used cars and lect

THURSDAY, OCT. 12-.7:00 PM,
Ganeral Merchandise, New and used lurnnure, anphane us and foots

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