Holder needs to show who is boss – legend Ambrose
… believes Windies captain still the man for the jobWINDIES bowling legend Curtly Ambrose admits he has an issue with a lack of aggression from current captain Jason Holder but believes the Barbadian remains the best man for the job.The 27-year-old all-rounder has been in the post since 2015 but has come under heavy pressure in recent weeks, following a dismal performance for the team at ICC World Cup. Managing just a single win, which came against Pakistan, the regional team finished ninth out of 10 teams.While the outspoken Ambrose insisted that Holder needed to be more assertive in the post, the pace bowler pointed out that there was a lack of suitable replacements available.“When you look at the resources it is a very short list so what are your options? You have Jason Holder, you got Craig Brathwaite who is his deputy and who are the others who lead or have led before? Hetmyer led the Under-19s so maybe he is one to look at in the future once he can cement himself and get going but there is nobody really.The list is very short so we can’t just give a guy captaincy … we need to be very careful. I think Jason should just continue for now and then we see what happens,” Ambrose told Antiguan radio show Good Morning Jojo.“I think he has improved from when he started, so let’s be real, but my thing with Jason Holder is that I think he may not be aggressive enough as a leader. I think he is a little too laid back because when you’re captain you’re a leader and people should recognise right away that he’s the leader.“When you look at the West Indies team you’re not sure who the leader is, so Jason needs to, maybe, be more authoritative or just have some kind of presence so you know that he is the man in charge,” he said. (Sportsnax)
(REUTERS) – Roger Federer has said he will miss a number of tournaments, including the French Open, after undergoing keyhole surgery on his knee in Switzerland on Wednesday but he is targetting a return in time for Wimbledon.The 20-time Grand Slam champion struggled with injury at the Australian Open, where he lost in the semi-finals to eventual champion Novak Djokovic, and has not played since.Federer, 38, said he would miss ATP tournaments in Dubai, Indian Wells, Bogota and Miami as well as the French Open which starts at the end of May.It will be the fourth time in five years that Federer, champion at Roland Garros for the only time in 2009, has missed the claycourt slam.“My right knee has been bothering me for a little while. I hoped it would go away, but after an examination and discussion with my team, I decided to have arthroscopic surgery in Switzerland yesterday,” Federer said in a statement on Twitter here.“After the procedure, the doctors confirmed that it was the right thing to have done and are very confident of a full recovery.”The Swiss skipped the entire claycourt season in 2017 and 2018 and last year played only two tournaments on the surface before arriving in Paris for the French Open where he lost to Rafael Nadal in the semi-finals. His agent told Reuters last week that Federer was planning on playing only at Roland Garros while skipping the Madrid and Rome Masters. The French Open begins on May 24.While the prospect of Federer being away from the Tour for so long will dismay his vast army of fans, they can be encouraged that his decision to undergo knee surgery for a second time seems designed to extend his career. “I can’t wait to be back playing again soon, see you on the grass,” Federer added on his Twitter page.Federer has proved in the past that he can return to his peak after an injury layoff.He had knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus in 2016 and missed the second half of that season as he struggled to recover. But he returned in style to win the 2017 Australian Open, ending a near five-year Grand Slam title drought.Federer’s ranking will drop from its current three but he is still likely to be seeded in the top 10 at Wimbledon where he will be seeking a record-extending ninth title.
“Four-Point Shot” runs every other Wednesday. To comment on this story, email Jacob at jefreedm@usc.edu or visit dailytrojan.com.Follow Jacob on Twitter @Jacob_Freedman USC is a football school. It always has been, and always will be. No matter how many consecutive national championships the men’s water polo team wins (five), All-Americans the USC women’s volleyball team has (two in 2012) or supermodel wives the USC men’s basketball coach marries (one), Saturdays at the Coliseum will always be the biggest event on campus.At least for those who actually attend the games.But as USC continues to fade from football relevance, fans aren’t heading out to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum early. Instead, they’re not even showing up at all. The announced attendance for USC’s game two weeks ago against Boston College was 62,006, which was the lowest figure in a decade. Even after throttling the Eagles, last week’s announced attendance against Utah State was 63,482 with the actual figure looking closer to 50,000. A two-thirds full Coliseum, however, does not mean a similarly proportioned decline in fan support.It seems stunning considering that the Coliseum consistently led USC to the highest average attendance in the Pac-10/12 during the Pete Carroll era, but USC is slowly losing its home field advantage.Besides the bottom two rungs of the student section and a smattering of sections on the north side of the stadium, the only other section that appeared more than 75 percent full last Saturday was the one filled with Utah State fans. After leading the Pac-12 with an average attendance of 87,945 last year, USC is averaging just 67,770 fans in 2013’s first three games.One would hope the attendance figures and negative energy from the stands wouldn’t affect the team’s on-field product, but Trojan players aren’t oblivious, and they are taking note of the growing number of empty seats.“Yeah [we notice], but we try not to pay attention to that,” sophomore defensive end Leonard Williams said on the slowly dwindling number of fans in the seats after last Saturday’s win. “We just come here and play ball.”At USC, however, the on-field performance is more than just playing ball. USC wins, and the campus is chipper on Monday. USC loses, and the weekend is ruined. Yet this 4-6 stretch USC is currently on has not just dampened the mood for many, but put out the fire.No doubt, part of USC’s poor attendance is indicative of Los Angeles’ “What have you doing for me lately?” reputation as a sports town. Yet the on-campus reaction has shifted from disappointment to acceptance.Instead of relief on Monday after that 17-14 squeaker over Utah State, the mood across the university was more aligned with indifference. Even with a win, the student body (or at least, many of the students) expressed the belief that 2013 is a lost season with nine games still left. Student tickets were being given away by the time last Saturday’s game rolled around, as the market for USC tickets looks to have hit a recession.There’s no shortage of dedicated Trojans fans. A quick glance at a tailgate or various USC message boards online will dispel any doubts. Still, the recent lack of attendance has made a divide palpable.“The true fans are here, and I’m thankful for them,” junior linebacker and team captain Hayes Pullard said after the last game.It’s a bitter dilemma. As detestable as it might be, the better the Trojans play, the more likely the Coliseum is to see fans pour back in. The UCLA and Stanford games will inevitably draw big crowds regardless, but in the minds of many, there’s little motivation to attend home games against Utah and Arizona if the on-field product remains marred in mediocrity.And mediocrity looks par for the course right now. The Trojans’ defense is ranked up there with the nation’s best, but USC’s offense is ranked No. 93 out of 125 FBS teams with 22.3 points per game, and the Trojans rank No. 108 with 340 total yards of offense per game. Only five teams from the BCS conferences have fared worse than that, one of them being Boston College. Combine excellent and awful, and you come up with average.After three tumultuous weeks at home, the Trojans head to the desert this weekend to take on Arizona State. It’ll be another two weeks after that before the next home game against Arizona. Either USC will be 4-1 and possibly back in the national polls with fans eager to cheer on a winning team, or 3-2 and already focusing on racking up enough wins to make a bowl game. It’s as simple as this: Play well for 60 minutes, and all might be forgiven. All it takes is one game. USC is, after all, a football school.
Several records were set as the Badgers completed the sweep against the Jackrabbits on Wednesday. UW now improves to 22-15.[/media-credit]Wisconsin took both games of a double-header against South Dakota State on Wednesday night to move to 22-15 on the year. But in the second game of the night, the Badgers had their back against the wall early on.In the top of the second inning, South Dakota State put runners on second and third base with no outs. However, sophomore pitcher Meghan McIntosh was able to get the Badgers out of the jam. She struck out two of the next three batters, escaping the inning without giving up a run.“I just really focus on my pitches, hitting my locations and forcing hitters into weak groundballs,” McIntosh said. “If I can strike them out, I want to strike them out, but it’s really about just getting the out.”McIntosh pitched five innings, giving up no earned runs and striking out five batters.The Badgers carried their momentum into the bottom half of the second inning. With one out and runners on second and third base, head coach Yvette Healy called for a suicide squeeze with senior outfielder Ashley Hanewich at the plate. With Hanewich unable to lay down the bunt, infielder Stephanie Peace was tagged out in a pickle. The Badgers grounded out to end the inning on the next at-bat.“We just missed [the bunt],” Healy said. “The pitch was off the plate a little bit, but we are challenging our kids to be able to at least foul off that ball off. I think it’s still a great call and I think we’ll get some Big 10 wins that way.”After going three games without a stolen base, including the first game against South Dakota State, senior outfielder Jennifer Krueger successfully stole second in the bottom of the third inning. The stolen base set a new team record for most stolen bases in a season, breaking Krueger’s previous record of 29. Krueger finished the game with a total of three stolen bases.“[Krueger] is a phenomenal speed player and she deserves those records,” Healy said. “We’re really excited for her.”With runners on second and third base, sophomore infielder Whitney Massey hit a two RBI double in the bottom of the fourth inning to give the Badgers a 2-0 lead.“A lot of extra work went into [that hit],” Massey said. “Just getting that hit felt great and it pumped our team up too.”This opened up the floodgates as the Badgers went on to score five more runs the rest of the game, including four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning as it won by the score of 7-0.In the first game, the Badgers experienced similar success, winning 4-0. Freshman pitcher Cassandra Darrah was given run support early on as sophomore infielder Jordan Skinner hit a two RBI single in the bottom of the second inning to give the Badgers a 2-0 lead.A few runs was all Darrah needed as she pitched a complete game shutout for the Badgers, making it the 12th win of the season for her.While it may have looked like an easy victory, the freshman made many in-game adjustments.“[Darrah] is making some adjustments on pitches,” Healy said. “She could have waited until after the game to do some of the adjustments, but she was up for doing it on gameday, so that’s impressive for a young freshman to want to get better.”Through six innings Darrah had a no-hitter, which was eventually broken up in the seventh inning when South Dakota State infielder Ashley Durazo hit the ball up the middle for a single. It was the lone hit given up by Darrah, who finished the game with four strikeouts and one walk.Peace followed up the blown no-hitter by making an amazing jumping catch and threw out the tag runner at first for the double play. The Badgers ended the game on the next out, winning 4-0.A notable scratch from the lineup Wednesday was freshman Michelle Mueller, who suffered a concussion in last weekend’s doubleheader against Northwestern.“Hopefully we can get [Mueller] cleared,” Healy said. “We have a lot of kids out of the lineup right now.”Despite the health concerns, Wisconsin heads to Indiana this weekend riding a four-game win streak and is ready to take on a tough upcoming Big Ten schedule.“I think this team can put up some big numbers against [the top teams in the Big Ten] this year,” Massey said.
AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to MoreAddThisALPENA, Mich. – A new cafe in town will change the way you think of feeding your mind and how it’s helping students select books they’ve never read before.The waiters at this up and coming restaurant serve the kind of brain food that doesn’t involve a nutritionist. It’s like an all you can eat buffet.“I have lots of books in my library that they’ve never looked at,” said fifth grade teach Christina Kollien, “graphic novels, comic books. I have ones about historical fiction that they would never get to see looking through it by themselves.”The Book Bistro is what they call it.Bistro is a reading cafe located at Besser Elementary School.Madison Deschamps, a fifth grader, couldn’t help but give her stamp of approval.She said, “I like to listen to stories and I like to read about them.”Customers of Kollien’s class don’t have the option for take–out, but it isn’t stopping them from picking up a book elsewhere inside the library or a book store.“When I’m at home I like to go on my bunk bed just take my mind off things,” said classmate Carter Korproski. “I can see what’s going on in the book instead of what’s going on in my life.”The teacher said there many educators she connects with throughout the country, “and they’ve all been raving on how book tastings got their kids interested in reading. So I thought – why not?”The cafe seeks to expand its business to other classrooms at Besser, but for now it’s invite only. AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to MoreAddThisContinue ReadingPrevious Hope Shores Alliance celebrates 40 years with opening of new outreach centerNext Elementary school students gather rusty crayfish data for Michigan State researcher
Joy Sports will be covering the 2018 Fifa World Cup, and one of the African teams to hope for is Egypt!For decades, they have failed to turn their dominance of the African game into World Cup qualification – until a last-gasp penalty ensured their place in the field for the 2018 event.They last participated at the finals in 1990 and since then they have suffered the agony of several close misses, including a rare play-off game after finishing level with Algeria in the 2010 preliminaries. Over the years a myriad of coaches – including Ruud Krol, Marco Tardelli and Bob Bradley – have tried to take them to the promised land, but it was Hector Cuper who finally got them over the line.Key Moments in Qualifying Nov 2015A 1-0 loss away to Chad in the first leg of a preliminary game held out the possibility that the 2018 campaign might again be another Egyptian flop. However, it takes just 10 minutes in the return for the deficit to be cancelled out and they go on to win 4-1 on aggregate.Nov 2016Ghana had hammered Egypt 6-1 to qualify for the 2014 finals but revenge is extracted with a 2-0 win for the Pharaohs, who suddenly find themselves five points clear in Group E.Sep 2017Having lost 1-0 in Kampala just days earlier, Egypt host Uganda in Alexandria and win a nervy encounter with an early goal from Mohamed Salah in a less than convincing performance.Oct 2017Needing a win to make sure that they qualify with a game still to play, a last-gasp Salah penalty ends the agony for Egyptian supporters as they edge bottom-placed Congo 2-1 at the Borg El Arab Stadium.Egypt World Cup GroupEgypt are placed in Group A alongside the hosts Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Uruguay. Egypt World Cup FriendliesThe World Cup friendlies have not gone well for Egypt. First they lost to Portugal, and then Greece four days later. Then they had two draws against Colombia and Kuwait, before a final 3-0 loss to Belgium on the 6th of June.23rd March – Portugal (lost 2-1)27th March – Greece (lost 1-0)26th May – Kuwait (drew 1-1)1st June – Colombia (drew 0-0)6th June – Belgium (lost 3-0)Egypt World Cup FixturesEgypt will play their first World Cup Fixture on the 15th of June against arguably the toughest team in the group, Uruguay. On the 19th they will play the hosts Russia, and will then finish their group stage against Saudi Arabia on the 25th.15th June – Uruguay19th June – Russia25th June – Saudi ArabiaRelated: Mohamed Salah June 2013The Coach Hector Cuper, age 61 (16.11.55)Appointed in March 2015 on a three-year contract, the Argentinian took Mallorca to the European Cup-winners Cup Final and Valencia to two successive Champions League Finals.The PlayersStarMohamed Salah is very much the talisman of the team.StalwartsKeeper Essam El Hadary, who is 45 in January, could become the oldest player ever at the World Cup. Ahmed Fathy has won 122 caps, while mercurial midfield talent Shikabala has recently returned to the national set-up after a three-year absence.MissingBasem Morsy has not played since being punished for leaving the stadium after being substituted when Egypt beat Ghana in November 2016.Debuts Amr Marey, a striker who plays for Etoile Sahel in Tunisia, received his first call-up.Egypt World Cup SquadFinal 23-man squad – GOALKEEPERS: Essam El Hadary (Al Taawoun), Mohamed El-Shennawy (Al Ahly), Sherif Ekramy (Al Ahly). DEFENDERS: Ahmed Fathi, Saad Samir, Ayman Ashraf (all Al Ahly), Mahmoud Hamdy (Zamalek), Mohamed Abdel-Shafy (Al Fateh), Ahmed Hegazi (West Brom), Ali Gabr (Zamalek), Ahmed Elmohamady (Aston Villa), Omar Gaber (Los Angeles FC).MIDFIELDERS: Tarek Hamed, (Zamalek), Shikabala (Zamalek), Abdallah Said (Al Ahli), Sam Morsy (Wigan Athletic), Mohamed Elneny (Arsenal), Mahmoud Kahraba (Al Ittihad), Ramadan Sobhi (Stoke City), Mahmoud Hassan (Kasimpasa), Amr Warda (Atromitos Athens).FORWARDS: Marwan Mohsen (Al Ahly), Mohamed Salah (Liverpool).Egypt World Cup InjuriesMohamed Salah injured his shoulder during the champions League Final after a challenge by Sergio Ramos. Time will tell if he is fit enough to play.The Unanswered Questions What sights will Egypt be setting themselves at the tournament?Hector Cuper says a place in the last 16 is the ambition, but a lack of experience may count against them. Egypt, however, will point to the fact that they reached the Final of the Nations Cup after missing three successive African championships.Will Essam El Hadary become the oldest player at the World Cup?After keeping goal in five of the six group games he was left out of Cuper’s last squad and has now moved to Saudi Arabia, where he might not get as much competitive action as the coach desires to keep him in shape for Russia.Will Mohamed Salah rise to the challenge on the world stage?Since he joined Liverpool, Mohamed Salah has upped his reputation and became a major star, not only in Africa but worldwide. These days he is under immense pressure to deliver every time he plays for Egypt and he might find the pressure too much to deliver consistently in the finals.— Follow the World Cup with the Multimedia Group! With live English radio commentary on Joy 99.7 FM radio, Akan radio commentary on Asempa 94.7 FM and livestreaming on Myjoyonline.com, we’ve got you covered all-tournament long.
Today: Pitchers and catchers reportFriday: First workout, pitchers and catchersMonday: Position players reportTuesday: First full-squad workout Dodgers hit seven home runs, sweep Colorado Rockies Newsroom GuidelinesNews TipsContact UsReport an Error Dodgers’ Max Muncy trying to work his way out of slow start Feb. 22: First Cactus League game vs. San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium, noon PTFeb. 26: Dodgers vs. Angels, Camelback Ranch, noon PTMarch 20: Dodgers (split squad) vs. Angels, Tempe Diablo Stadium, 12:10 p.m. PTMarch 22: Dodgers vs. Angels, Angel Stadium, 5 p.m.March 23: Angels vs. Dodgers, Dodger Stadium, 7:10 p.m. Fire danger is on Dave Roberts’ mind as Dodgers head to San Francisco March 24: Angels vs. Dodgers, Dodger Stadium, 7:10 p.m.March 26: Opening Day, Giants vs. Dodgers, Dodger Stadium, 1:10 p.m.Related Articles Cody Bellinger homer gives Dodgers their first walkoff win of season How Dodgers pitcher Ross Stripling topped the baseball podcast empire 
The chances of making this save are slim to none.Yet, Penguins goalie Matt Murray defied the odds and got his stick in the right spot to stop a Boone Jenner snapshot in Pittsburgh’s Saturday night matchup with Columbus. In the first period, with the Penguins trailing 1-0 on Jenner’s 12th of the year, it appeared he had his second of the night off a no-look pass from David Savard. However, Murray stretched his body across the crease to get his stick blade — watch it flutter stopping the puck — in the path of the centerman’s shot. Murray’s save may be a save of the year candidate but the netminder could not backstop the Penguins to a victory. The Blue Jackets won 4-1, as they battle for wild card spot with Montreal and Carolina and now sit two points behind Pittsburgh in the standings.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce six-a-side final todayThe final and third-place play-off in the Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce six-a-side football competition takes place this afternoon at the Foska Oats Oval, 451 Spanish Town Road (opposite Wray & Nephew Limited), starting at 4 p.m.The competition, held in the Waterhouse community where female superstar sprinter Fraser-Pryce grew up, saw 44 matches being played before it came down to the two finalists – Eurotrend and last year’s beaten finalists, Miles.After 71 goals, a new champion will be crowned in this the third staging of the competition. The final will be preceded by the third-place play-off between 2013 champions Varma Rangers and the 2014 champions, Dark Side.In semi-final action last Sunday, Miles defeated Varma Rangers 3-2 on penalty kicks after a goalless scoreline in regulation and extra time, while Eurotrend clipped Dark Side 1-0. Kemar Bygrave of Eurotrend emerged the competition’s leading scorer with three goals.The final will be followed by the presentation of awards to the top four teams, as well as most valuable player, leading goalscorer, most disciplined team, and to the dress parade winner, Angola Strikers.Twenty-four teams divided into four zones contested the competition, which is sponsored by Digicel, for whom Fraser-Pryce is a brand ambassador; GraceKennedy; Wata; TanK-Weld Metals; Sagicor Bank; and NCB Foundation.The Gleaner, Emancipation Park in INSPORTS TT club league semisEmancipation Park defeated The Gleaner 4-1 in the Institute of Sports (INSPORTS) table tennis club league (Division Two) on Monday at The Gleaner Sports Club to top their group with three wins and a loss.Emancipation Park have now advanced to the semis and will be accompanied by The Gleaner, who were runners-up with two wins and two losses.Emancipation Park started the match on a winning note when Courtney Hall beat Wayne Lyew 3-0; Hall and Geoge Gallimore teamed up to beat The Gleaner’s Lyew and player/coach Selvin Smith 3-2 in the doubles; while Smith pulled back a game with a 3-2 win over Orane Shields; Ronaldo Brown outplayed Gareth Segree 3-0; and Alicia Bennett stopped The Gleaner’s Carol Denny 3-1 in the women’s match to complete victory for her team.Portmore outshoot Racing 6-3Portmore United’s second-string team was too good for Racing United as they out-gunned their opponents 6-3 in the York Pharmacy-sponsored Portmore Division Two Football League on Thursday.Toulay McCalla struck a hat-trick of goals, Cleon Price hit a brace, and Aldayne Grant added another goal to complete the scoring for the winners. It was Portmore’s first match of the season.Braeton United lead the league with six points from two games.In games last Sunday, Waterford (three points) came off the mark with a 1-0 win over Racing United (two points), second place; Cedar Grove (five points) drew 1-1 with Daytona; while Edgewater and Cumberland also drew 1-1.Board to decide the fate of JDCA finalCaribbean Classic and Spit Fyah will in short order know the outcome of their Jamaica Domino Council Association (JDCA) League final, which ended prematurely recently. Both teams were in a heated battle in the final, and with the scores reading Classic 293 and Spit Fyah at 289, Classic showed up late to restart the match, which went into a countdown. Spit Fyah’s players staged a walk-out and the game was called off. The executives of the league will rule on the matter.Mega Angels, Westchester play to exciting tieWestchester dropped their first point in the South East St Catherine Netball League after they played to an exciting 18-18 tie with Mega Angels last Sunday. In another game on Sunday, Pro Santos ‘B’ whipped their sister team, Pro Santos ‘A’, 24-11, and Express All Stars swamped Progressive Strikers 13-0.In games last Saturday, Mega Angels thrashed Express All Stars 35-9; Pro Santos clipped Passagefort Strikers 16-14; and Westchester trounced Progressive Strikers 21-3.Winter Football Camp for PortmoreOverseas-based coach Dean Luthian, a former coach at Portsmouth FC, will conduct a winter football camp for players from Portmore at the Portsmouth Primary School playing field, starting next week.The camp, which will attract about 60 youngsters in the eight-16 age group, will run from Monday, December 14 to Thursday, December 17. The time for the sessions is from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and registration is free.Project Winter Camp will see coaches from the USA and the Caribbean using their expertise to take players to the next level. The vision of the project is to be a football club that produces high-quality players, playing at the highest level locally and internationally, with emphasis on building self-esteem and self-awareness.- Compiled by Orville Clarke and Anthony Minott
Caymanas Park Results for Jan 23, 2016Track Condition : Dirt : GoodRace 1 1400 M (Purse $768,000) IMP3YO&UP(NW3&MDN)/NB4YO(NW3O/T)/NB3YO-REST.STKS.1. ABBEY ROAD OEdwards3 51.52. * SILVER CLOUD RHalledeen 53.0 1/2L3. ZUGULU CChow 52.0 4/1 1 3/4 103.004. JAMAI RAJA WHenry 51.0 11/1 1 1/4WIN: $1615.00PLACE: $154, $58.00, $103.00Final Time : 1:26.2 Splits : 24.2, 48.0, 1:12.3,Winner : 4yo ch colt – BLUE PEPSI LODGE – BROADWAY BELLETrainer : RICHARD N. AZAN Owner : ELITE BLOODSTOCK LIMITEDBred by IAN PARSARDQu: $1,393.00 Ex: $4,294.00Trifecta: $2,330.00Race 2 1400 M (Purse $500,000) NB5-Y-O & UP MAIDEN CONDITION RACE1. * SMART TRAIN SEllis 53.52. QUEEN OF THE TOWN JErwin 55.0 2 1/2L3. MY FAVORITE DANCER AMartin 53.0 1/2L4. DEPUTY HEADGIRL OMullings 54.0 6 1/2LDNF #8 RUSSIAN SKIP HPottinger4 53.0WIN: $145.00PLACE: $57.00, $62.00, $55.00Final Time : 1:32.2 Splits : 25.0, 49.1, 1:16.2,Winner : 5yo b filly – SHUFFLING MADDNES – SMART CHOICETrainer : MORRIS POWELL Owner : JENIFER E HALLBred by PAUL CLIFTON WRIGHTNOTE: HORSE #8 RUSSIAN SKIP, JOCKEY FELL.Qu: $220.00 Ex: $504.00D/E: $9,060.00Superfecta: $727.00EIGHT THIRTY SPRINTRace 3 1000 M (S) (Purse $768,000) NB3-Y-O MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT -FILLIES(DIV.I)1. DANCING QUEEN ISpence 56.02. ZANDRINA AMartin 54.0 Neck3. *PINELOPE SEllis 56.0 1 1/4L4. VERA CRUZ CChow 54.0 4 1/2LLate scratch : #1 PHOTOGENICWIN: $168.00PLACE: $50.00, $50.00, $50.00Final Time : 1:00.2 Splits : 23.0, 46.1, ,Winner : 3yo b filly – SORRENTINO – HONEYMOON BAYTrainer : PHILIP FEANNY Owner : HAM STABLES LIMITED (COMPANY)Bred by HAM STABLES LTD.Qu: $447.00 Ex: $833.00D/E: $954.00 (12-1) $247.00Superfecta: $4,522.00Rolling Triple: $15,814.00Race 4 1000 M (S) (Purse $530,000) 3-Y-O & UP CLM($250,0-$210,0)/NB5YO-NW2 & 6YO&UP-NW41. JOYFUL RAKOTA RLahoe 54.02. *FIFTYONESTORM JErwin 55.0 Dead Heat2. INFANTRY OFFICER BHarvey 52.5 Dead Heat4. BATTLE SONG RMitchell 53.0 1 3/4L5. WINESHA CBudhai 52.0 NeckLate scratch : #4 BELIEVEWIN: $367.00PLACE: $107.00, $70.00, $131.00Final Time : 0:59.1 Splits : 22.3, 45.4, ,Winner : 6yo b mare – PAPI CHULLO – TOURING ACTRESSTrainer : PATRICK SMELLIE Owner : PATRICK G SMELLIEBred by FRANZ C. JOBSONQu: $250.00 (10,13) $929.00 Ex: $594.00 (10-13) $1,528.00D/E: $1,567.00Trifecta: (10-12-13) $475.00 (10-13-12) $724.00Hi-5 : (10-12-13-11-9) $17,798.50 (10-13-12-11-9) $17,798.50Rolling Triple: $7,720.00EIGHT THIRTY SPRINTRace 5 1000 M (S) (Purse $768,000) NB3-Y-O MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT -FILLIES(DIV.II)1. *POISON GAS OWalker 54.02. AUTHENTIC CChow 56.0 5L3. ZEPHYR KPowell 54.0 1 1/4L4. DUTCHESS URIEL RHalledeen 54.0 1 1/4LWIN: $87.00PLACE: $62.00, $119.00, $112.00Final Time : 0:59.0 Splits : 22.3, 45.3, ,Winner : 3yo b filly – NUCLEAR WAYNE – PRINCESS LULUTrainer : PHILLIP ELLIOTT Owner : NORRIS A PHINNBred by HEWAN ELLIOTTQu: $255.00 Ex: $456.00D/E: $657.00Superfecta: $774.00Rolling Triple: $3,432.00Race 6 1000 M (R) (Purse $500,000) 5YO&UP CLM($180,0)-NOT EARNED $100,0 SINCE SEPT.231. *CLASSICAL TRAIN JInnis4 48.02. AWESOME MARQUE JErwin 53.5 5L3. ROLEX AChatrie 52.0 Neck4. NO COINCIDENCE RHalledeen 53.5 Neck5. REAL VIBES MACHINE CBudhai 52.0 3 1/2L6. WAR HERO LMiller 52.0 1/2LLate scratch : #2 MR. LUVALWIN: $134.00PLACE: $81.00, $267.00, $90.00Final Time : 1:02.3 Splits : 23.2, 47.4, ,Winner : 5yo ch filly – WESTERN CLASSIC – REALITY TIMETrainer : RYAN DARBY Owner : RAPHAEL E GORDONBred by HAM STABLES LTD.Qu: $1,316.00 Ex: $1,825.00D/E: $194.00 (6-2) $84.00Trifecta: $2,130.00Hit-6: $259,034.00Rolling Triple: $1,945.00Super-6: $451,755.50ALLAN E. ‘BILLY’ WILLIAMS MEMORIAL TROPHYRace 7 1400 M (Purse $780,000) 3-Y-O & UP OVERNIGHT ALLOWANCE1. * BRAWN AChatrie 55.02. SHINING LIGHT MWard4 47.5 3/4L3. FORCE DE JOUR BebHarvey3 57.0 3 1/4L4. RUM PUNCH JPatterson4 48.5 NeckWIN: $129.00PLACE: $67.00, $150.00, $148.00Final Time : 1:26.1 Splits : 24.0, 47.0, 1:12.0,Winner : 4yo colt – SARAVA – LA FAYETrainer : GARY SUBRATIE Owner : MICHROSBred by SCF, INC DBA SOUTHERN CROSS FARMQu: $612.00 Ex: $923.00D/E: $332.00Superfecta: $5,757.00Rolling Triple: $523.00Pick-4: $5,856.00Race 8 1500 M (Purse $530,000) NB5-Y-O & UP RESTRICTED ALLOWANCE V(NW2)1. *DARLIN RMairs 54.02. SURE MAN ADancel 53.0 1 1/4L3. EAZY STEPPING RMitchell 53.0 4L4. GIRSHOM AndrePowell4 52.0 1 1/2L5. SEAL THE DEAL OWalker 55.0 1LWIN: $174.00PLACE: $170.00, $110.00, $200.00Final Time : 1:38.0 Splits : 24.1, 48.0, 1:15.3,Winner : 5yo b filly – DISTORTED – YANKEE PRINCESSTrainer : OWEN SHARPE Owner : OWEN & SOLOMON SHARPEBred by OWEN & SOLOMON SHARPEQu: $459.00 Ex: $963.00D/E: $858.00Trifecta: $4,120.00Hi-5: $12,083.50Rolling Triple: $2,488.00Race 9 1100 M (Purse $560,000) NB5-Y-O & UP RESTRICTED ALLOWANCE IV(NW3)1. ROVING STAR JAnderson 55.02. SEMPER FIDELIS RMitchell 52.0 Head3. TWO STEPS UP CChow 54.0 Neck4. LUCKYBEGOOD DaneNelson 53.0 Sh.Head5. * EXPLOSIVE PRINCESS WHenry 52.0 3/4LLate scratch : #14 AWESOME CATWIN: $352.00PLACE: $119.00, $116.00, $106.00Final Time : 1:09.3 Splits : 23.3, 47.4, ,Winner : 5yo b colt – DISTORTED – SCHIZANDRATrainer : KEVIN BRIVETTE Owner : BIG BUSINESSBred by CALVERTON BROWNQu: $3,413.00 Ex: $3,334.00D/E: $2,573.00Trifecta: $7,995.00Hi-5: $66,430.00Rolling Triple: $7,978.00PlacePot 8: $49,304.00 (8 OF 8)Race 10 1600 M (Purse $845,000) 3-Y-O & UP OPEN ALLOWANCE1. *LONG RUNNING TRAIN WHenry 50.02. CAMPESINO BebHarvey3 53.0 1 1/4L3. ALL CORRECT LSteadman3 54.0 3/4L4. HOVER CRAFT AndrePowell4 51.0 3/4LWIN: 114.00PLACE: $50.00, $50.00, $50.00Final Time : 1:39.1 Splits : 24.2, 47.0, 1:12.2,Winner : 4yo filly – FLOWER ALLEY – CUZ YOU NEVER KNOWTrainer : HARRY PARSARD Owner : HARRY PARSARDBred by THREE CHIMNEYS FARM, LLCQu: $133.00 Ex: $355.00D/E: $1,317.00Superfecta: $490.00Rolling Triple: $9,260.00Race 11 1600 M (Purse $500,000) 3-Y-O & UP CLM($180,0)/NB6YO&UP-NW31. TECHNOCAT JErwin 57.02. *ALEXANDER JPatterson4 57.0 2L3. THE REAL RHYTHM DaneNelson 53.0 Neck4. WATER WAVE WHenry 55.0 1L5. GENERAL TOGO BBell 55.0 3LWIN: $206.00PLACE: $97.00, $75.00, $144.00Final Time : 1:44.0 Splits : 24.0, 48.1, 1:15.0,Winner : 6yo ch horse – TWILIGHT TIME – SECRET CATTrainer : RAY PHILLIPS Owner : MORRIS MYRIEBred by CARL ANDERSONQu: $345.00 Ex: $601.00D/E : $519.00Trifecta: $1,220.00Hi-5: $88,764.00Rolling Triple: $8,325.00Pick-4: $30,860.00 (4 OF 4)Super-6: $43,095.50 (6 OF 6)Pick-9: $10,860.00 (8 OF 9) $240.00 (7 OF 9)Carry-over: $2,037,940.80