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Deserts are typically found along the leeward sides of mountains or islands, where high pressure systems domiDAVID JAMES answers nate the weather for most of the year, or near your weather questions cool ocean currents, where storms do not form because of the lack of just the right atmospheric DJAMESHERAL0EXTRA.COM conditions. One of the most lush deserts in the world is the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona and northern Mexico. May 30: In 1939, a storm in Spanish Fork Canyon caused damage to homes in Thistle. A nearby highway was covered with 5 feet of mud in places. In 1983, a mudslide in Fannington destroyed 6 homes and damaged 25 others. Deserts What's up with the weather? Sun & moon i ($ New June Full Last quarter June 10 June 18 June 26 RISES SETS SUN 6:00 a.m. MOON 2:55 a.m. RISES SETS 8:49 p.m. 5:59 a.m. 8:49 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 3:22 a.m. tola a National forecast Damaging thunderstorms and a tornado outbreak will affect portions of the Midwest and the Great Lakes today. Sunshine is in store for much of the Atlantic Seaboard, the Pacific Coast and the southern Plains. Sky watch o First quarter 3 s -, .m- fK". : nl ' i Tonight's Sky: Hercules, the strongman, is a large constel- lation that forms a keystone pattern of stars. It is home to two bright globular clusters known as M 13 and M92. Sara: Jim 5:31p.m. Todd, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry i MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN RISES 6:47 a.m. 5:54 a.m. 10:39 a.m. 11:43 p.m. 12:29 p.m. SETS 9:38 p.m. 8:34 p.m. 12:59 a.m. 9:12 a.m. 2:00 a.m. Dutrow: Big Brown's Triple Crown a 'foregone conclusion' Richard Rosenblatt training this week with a slight crack" on the inside of his left front hoof, but Dutrow says it won't affect the ' NEW YORK Trainer Rick unbeaten colt in the 1 Belmont Dutrow Jr. held nothing back, sayon June 7. "I cant imagine what I'm going to ing it's a "foregone conclusion" Big Brown will win the Triple Crowa feel like when they turn for home," he What's more, he insists that said. "I just can't imagine. I know that it's going to be a beautiful picture for Smarty Jones, the last horse to try for racing's biggest prize, lost the Bel- us. I know our horse is just ... he's just mont Stakes because his connections in a zone and I see his competition, "were not smart." that turning for home something is Asked if he was getting nervous in going to come over the crowd. So, I the days before Big Brown's attempt can't wait." He discounted the chances of to become the first Triple Crown unbeaten Casino Drive, who won champion since Affirmed in 1978, Dutrow seemed even more emboldthe Peter Pan Stakes by 5 lengths ened. and is considered Big Brown's top "I feel that he will do it," he said challenger despite just two career starts. Thursday during the National ThorThe Japanese horse has so much oughbred Racing Association's conference call "I feel like to prove," he said. "I don't know if it's actually a foregone conclusion. To he's on the top of his game training me, I just see the horses he's in with (at Belmont I would not depend on and I see our horse so I expect him to this horse for second (place)." When asked if he thought any of win this race. ... "I know that when that day actuBig Brown's rivals might be out to hinder his colt's attempt rather than ally does come, and if our horse is in good shape, it will be the most excittrying to win, he said: "I just can't ing, thrilling moment of my life. So I imagine that anybody would go do just ... I know that that's coming, but something stupid just to keep us from winning the race, right now I'm just staying involved When it was mentioned some still with our horse and what we think is best to get him there the right way believe that's what caused Smarty Jones to lose the Belmont, Dutrow and it keeps us plenty busy," hud his own tuke. Big Brown misled three days of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I m I think maybe the way they trained that horse for that race going up to the Belmont had a lot to do with him getting beat," he began. "I was at my house and they showed a flash where Smarty Jones was breezing for his Belmont race. He did it at Philadelphia Park on a sloppy, sealed track. It just blew my mind away." He also felt the way Smarty Jones won the Preakness, with an effort in a record 11 romp, played a part. Big Brown, he noted, had the Preakness well in hand in the stretch and jockey Kent Desormeaux "grabbed a hold and he knew we still had another race to go through. "I think that the connections of Smarty Jones just were not smart in order to get their job done for the Belmont," Dutrow continued. "They should have played it a lot safer, a lot better. I don't see that everybody was after the horse in the race. ... I don't feel like the jockeys and the trainers would care if another horse wins the Triple Crowa Why would they care? Why would they go out of their way to make themselves look not so good in the racing game?" John Servis, who trained Smarty Jones, seemed to take Dutrow'g comments in stride, although he pointed out correctly that Smarty did not have a workout over a seuled and sloppy track at Iluludel- all-o- phia Park. "If it wasn't what Rick wanted I can't help that," Servis said in a telephone interview. "I did what I thought was the best thing to do. "It was just Rick being Rick. He has got a lot on his mind these days, M . especially with the quarter crack and all. He's under a lot of pressure, and a lot of times we say things we don't mean. I'll take it with a grain of salt." Earlier Thursday, Big Brown galloped around Belmont Park for the second straight day and remains "right on target" for the Belmont even though the quarter crack has not completely healed. Hoof specialist Ian McKinlay said Big Brown's injury is percent healed, adding, "the longer we can treat it the better he gets." McKinlay inserted stainless steel sutures into the area to pull the crack together Monday, and he will patch the area with a methacrylate adhesive a few hours before Big Brown's final workout before the Belmont. That workout is planned for Monday, weather permitting, "It's coming slowly but surely," Dutrow said. "We're just playing it safe, knowing that we just got to get one more breeze in before tlie Belmont. And we're right on turgrt as far as I'm concerned l 0 ED BET Z Associated In this May 20 Press photo, Preakness and Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown is walked in his bam at Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. Trainer Rkk Dutrow Jr. insists that Smarty Jones, the last horse to try or racing's bigvst prize, lost the Belmont Stakes because his ronntK'tions Vcr not srtiurf, " |