Page 14 - December 2005 The Game

14 The Game, December 2005 Your Thoroughbred Racing Community Newspaper
Stein Breaks Hastings Track Record
Apprentice Jockey Justin Stein at Hastings racecourse shows off his award after beating the record for winningest apprentice jockey at Hastings. He was presented with the award after achieving his 124th win of the 2005 season on October 29 aboard the Robbie Anderson trained, Savin Dimes, in the fifth race on October 29 at Hastings.
The award was signed on the back by all of his peers.
Jockey Dave Wilson had held the Hastings record for winningest apprentice since 1994 with 123 wins, a record
which stood for more than ten years.
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Toy Drive Underway
Woodbine Security Staff Sergeant, Wendy McLaren (centre) and Security Officers, Gerry Maniatis (left), and Audrey Donaldson (right) would like to remind everyone to give generously as they make their rounds through the backstretch collecting donations for the 10th annual Salvation Army Toy Drive.
Wendy is hoping that this will be the biggest season ever and that they will exceed last year’s total of $12,000 in donations.
In the past donations have been
collected from backstretch workers,
Woodbine Entertainment Group staff,
jockeys, veterinarians, race office staff, agents, the
H.B.P.A., security, mutuel and maintenance staff, December 19. You can also drop off a new, Daily Racing Form and the C.T.H.S.. unwrapped toy to Wendy at the East Gate Security
this year will be dropped off at the Salvation Army on Cash donations allow new toys to be purchased and Trailer.
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Wishing Everyone a Merry Christmas
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News In Review
The soon to be four-year-old, Sam- Son Farm homebred, Dance with Ravens, will stand stud for $7,500 at Northview Stallion Stallion in Maryland in 2006. The son of A.P. Indy was the winner of the Grey Breeders’ Cup Stakes and was a finalist for 2004 champion 2-year-old male.
In 2005 Dance with Ravens won the Plate Trial Stakes before finishing 7th in the Plate after which it was discovered that
he had suffered a chip on his right front ankle. He was retired with earnings of $340,600.
He is a half brother to Scatter the Gold and Dancethruthedawn who both won the Plate along with
their
Canadian crown
Dance Smartly.
The races were cancelled on November 21 and 22 at Finger Lakes out of respect for assistant starter Leon Reed, who died on November 19 after being kicked while loading a horse into the starting gate for the fifth race. Leon, who had worked at Finger Lakes since 1984, had been kicked in the chest and although he remained conscious at the scene, he died several hours later at the hospital due to complications from his injury. He was 47.
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We would like to say Thank You
to all Racetracks, Owners, Trainers,
& Race Fans for a Successful 2005 Season. See You at the Races in 2006!
Wishing Everyone Health & Happiness in 2006
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