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ov ST TE REE TEER TT ee TE RRR RE RR RE ERE RT TRE Te hao Ea % 36- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, July 3, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Colts and geldin The two-year-old trotting colts and geldings will make their way into Kawartha Downs Raceway on Saturday, July 6, as the On- tario Sires Stakes visits the Peter- borough, Ontario area track for the second time of the 1991 season. With a new Canadian seasons record holder among them, this class will be heading to the star- ting gate for the second time this year. With the first race jitters now out of the way, these youngsters should be ready to show their potential as classic race horses. Wintermantle is a Balanced Im- age colt who set the Canadian seasons record of 2:06.2 over Kingston Park Raceway last week. Despite getting off to a rocky start with a break in the early going, Wintermantle came on strong at the wire to capture a two-length victory. Co-owned and driven by his trainer Kelly Sheppard of Dun- das, Ontario, Wintermantle earn- ed a quick $8,812 in his first pari- mutuel start. Hoping to perform well in front of hometown crowd should be Life Interest. "The Balanced Image colt was a successful second place finisher in the first event at KPR and will be looking to go one step further at home. Owned by Debbie Ferrier of Fraserville, Ontario, Life Interest is a royally bred son out of the No- ble Victory mare Farm Vicky. He is a half-brother to Different Drummer (1:58 $368,000), Cain N Missile (2:00 $120,000) and Season Champion (2:01.2 $ 108,000). Life Interest now looks like the Durham Pharmacy wins The Durham Pharmacy boys are on a roll, taking their last three games in a row. Good hit- ting and key defensive plays have been the secret, and good team spirit has brought them together. June 11 saw a close victory of 16-15 against Port Perry Star. Home runs by Kevin Cochrane and Cory Raines helped clear the bases. June 18 saw a 14-10 victory with home runs from John Froats, Lee Hoare and Cory Raines. Chris and Colin scored home runs for the op- position. The game ended with three batters being taken out, the third on a line drive to Kevin Hill which he dove for and handled easily. June 25 was our first away game, and we travelled to Green- bank and came away with a 14-8 victory. Some great pitching by Kevin C. and John F. was a big help defensively and John also picked up a good triple at bat. Two home runs by Mike Morden greatly added to this vic- tory, along with key hits from Jamie Clarke, Adam Parvis, Cory Raines, Sean Roncetti and Danny Drebit. Scott Harper turned in a fine defensive performance on short- stop, throwing out several batters and holding a lot of batters to singles. Adam Jacobson has also been holding a lot of batters on base with his strong arm in the outfield. Perfect Heating had Graeme Powell pitch his second great game. The past two games he has also been MVP with his defense and batting. Ryan Tyce hit three for three along with Mike Phoenix. Kevin Durward hit two for two and Ben Frith did a fine job cat- ching behind the plate. Port Perry Counselling Services MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 PAXTON ST. Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. - PYCHOTHERAPY - - MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELLING - - DIVORCE MEDIATION - 985-0757 - STRESS MANAGEMENT - - DAY OF EVENING - WEDDINGS CORPORATE ACCOUNTS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Office 985-0170 LIMOUSINE SERVICE specializing in AIRPORT SERVICE BUSINESS TRIPS PLEASURE TRIPS Evenings Call Collect (705) 357-2570 FORDER - PARKS INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ont. LOL 1J2 985-8471 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS 2 YEAR 9.50% 1 YEAR 9.05% Guaranteed Investment Certificates Best Rates we have Available at Our Office .... 3 YEAR 9.75% 4 YEAR 10% 5 YEAR 10% ANNUAL RATES (Rates Subject to Change Without Notice) bargain of a lifetime, costing on- ly $7,000 at the Canadian Classic yearling sale in September of 1990. He is also a half-brother to the former OSS performer Jazz Quartet (2:05.4 $19,000). Another local colt looking for a strong performance at home should be Twin B Dreamer. This Dream of Glory colt is co-owned, trained and driven by Cindy Horner of Peterborough, Ontario. With $2,114 earned in just one lifetime start, this youngster has his career off to an excellent start. Not far behind Wintérmantle in the speed department at KPR was Evangelism. With a 2:06.3 victory, the Balanced Image colt was just a fifth of a second off the new Canadian seasons mark. He too was a winner in his first wagering start of 1991 after finishing second in a qualifying race at Flamboro Downs. Trained and driven by his co- owner Milton Fitzgerald of Water- down, Ontario, Evangelism was a $3,700 yearling purchase at the Forest City Sale at London, Ontario. Out of the Paul Ruhl stable, P F Star was a strong finisher in his first OSS action. Owned by former Montreal Canadiens star John Ferguson, the Dream of Glory colt came on to be second in the late stages of his contest to collect a second place cheque. P F Star is the first foal out of the former OSS filly trotting star Saxaphone (2:03.1 $80,126) and was purchased for $16,000 at the 1990 Select yearling sale. Other noteable entries to this event could come from: T T The YMCA's Second Annual Dance Recital was held on June 3 at S. A. Cawker Public gs at Kawartha Downs Saturday Texas, a talented colt with a lifetime qualifying mark of 2:04.3. This Face to Face colt made a break late in his division at KPR, but could be back in gear in time to enter. Incredible Jazz won by 16 lengths in his first schooling race over Blue Bonnets raceway. The Jazz Cosmos son also made a break at Kingston, but could be ready in time for Kawartha. Bank Balance is a Balanced Im- age colt out of the powerful Bud Fritz stable. He was third in his OSS debut and should be a strong contender this year. The draw for these events will be held on Tuesday, July 2 at 9 a.m. Post time at Kawartha Downs on Saturday, July 6 is 7:30 p.m. School. The evening was filled with many great performances from Port Perry's and Black- stock's ballet, jazz and stage struck groups. Performing in the photo is the junior jazz class dancing to "My Boyfriends Back." Pictured are Ashley Burns, Brigette Palleski, Tan- ya Beach, Tiffini McClean, Kyla Mills, Jesse Hodgins, Noelle Ewing, Rebecca Christie, Erin . Cleyndert, Rebecca Will and Trisha Martin. Their instructor was Wendy Burgess. Big V victorious in mini soccer This weeks report begins with a clarification of the game June 18 between Darlene Colton Photography and Fowler, Davies. The score of 2-0 was inadvertant- ly omitted, with the goals being scored by James Colton and Dan- ny Halward for Darlene Colton Photography. Congratulations to James and Danny for their first goals of the season. Darlene Colton Photography's team did not fare quite as well this week, as they dropped their game against Ridge North Real- ty, 7-0. Justin Shinn continues to lead the scoring, with five more goals for Ridge North. Chad Wansborough scored one more as well, and Nelson Langmaid got his first goal of the year. Stephanie Moore also put in a solid effort for Ridge North. Jessica Houthuys deserves Greenban 11 line * MAIR" 10 line oe | hwyd?7 oN 3 hwy 7a Manchester honourable mention for Darlene Colton Photography. Big V met with Fowler, Davies this week, and Alex McKay led Big V to victory again, with two unanswered goals. Both Whitney Reid and Jordan Beelby played well for Big V. Jesse Hodgens and Robert Mark managed to keep the second half scoreless in net for Fowler, Davies. Much improve- ment has been noted in the play of both Robert Mark and Brandon Davis. On Wednesday, June 26, IGA and Sportsland played to a 1-1 tie. Matthew Kaminga scored the goal for IGA and Brandon Hoskin played an excellent game in goal. Erin Edwards came through again for Sportsland with their goal. Ryan Hutchins also played a great game. Taylor Home Fuels got their PICK-YOUR-OWN berries MAIR'S Scug 10th 99 Township third straight shut-out this time against Bruton's IDA. Scott Honey managed his first hat-trick of the season, and Kelly Lukas came up with her first goal. The brother and sister team of Ryan and Sabrina Svendsen go the shut- out. Williams' Arms had a good outing against Lion's Club and were victorious by a score of 3-1. Pat Lewis was the offensive star for Williams' Arms, getting all three of their goals. Alexander Patton has also shown improve- ment and had some good scoring opportunities. Blake Cunningham played a good game on defense. Timothy Donohue played well and scored for the Lion's Club. Kevin Robins played an excellent game, with Maggie Robins and Bridgette Palleske also putting in a good effort. The Lion's Club team had a real workout, as only four players were able do make it to the game. 9-10 Mites Saintfield Machining vs. Flielers Petro-Can This makes it two in a row for Saintfield who defeated Flielers in an exciting game on Wednesday. Flielers bats were working and making them swing were Tina MacPherson, David Storms and Mandy Coates, just to mention a few. Saintfield had some heavy hit- ters too. Dan Petronjevic hit a home run in the 3rd, Chad Yakeley averaged 3-0 and Tom- my Kittle scored a run. Special mention to Joel Thomson who hit a home run in the first and grabb- ed 2 fly balls making a double play with one to single-handedly get all three outs in the 2nd inning. Way to play girls and guys.