A. rw i.r.v - 4 M AH 1 .SIN' STANDARD. April I "jr I I :H: . :3172TMu; ter THEY RE horse futurity competitors dart out the starting gate for a race. Sunday at the annual race at the Petroleum Downs Race Track in Roosevelt. fur April 20-2meet. More racing action OFF-Quar- 1 i;l MI'VKII'I l I ! f i. -- uill i i Hrscs lull l-- ikh nherduring a quarter horse futurity heat Sunday afternoon at the Petroleum rick riKtJuccnOISiylcwiinthcruccwhvnthcoriginal winnerwasdiuulifiedbecuuKeofaful. I I l.i'.l) in IiimIs set fur April I'.ir ,'1 f ' 1'i'i tilt '.Vi!!:1 By Aldon Rachele Utah, i - ! l.iiil I'.nk '!i t j!. it S.liiniorOlyiiiiieChain-- o'h ( . i i - 'oloriidu, I'liiiTKi-- as the 1219.7 Kints. which .') KI.O ui id ,i .i iii uliiiif I as a product of two 60-lifinal miiti lics plus a ton-shoiio.l Tlii-n.- - was a Hold of 42 shuol- I 'S Naval i Academy sopliotnorc liiinn-- l KrntiilM-in- . 1H, oi'CViiionniul, 'iiliiiado, finished in second place villi a of 1203.4. Thi .iir even! is contested at u meters indoors with single shot air pi tnls firing 4 fiiiiin lead pellet ut a -n ringnnlv II inilliinetersin diain-- i , is almiil the sie of an uspirin i ihh-- i Fan'll shiNiter fires fit) shots I iuui I lie standing (Misiliiui. Both men ..ml wiinieiironiN-tin air pistol utall skill levels, from local club matches ron 'h t he inie rcollcgialc ranks and in the Olympic Gaines. 1 e pi.-t- nl i e 1 fl II 11 I il CS ' win Petroleum Downs races fili!iilii.ic.' honors withawore ihi- turn's air pistol event i .nlr . !H, Kuomivi'II, rrs-li- , f9T 20-2- Jake Parrish nets third in pistol meet l.il-- Finals Set For April 2021 A THIRSTY (iUY-T- he jockey takes a short break for a drink after he rode his horse, OSO Elegance to first place in a race. Once again it is time for dust flying horse races with competitors from Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and other states dashing down the track at the Petroleum Downs races, Saturday and Sunday in Roosevelt. Race action will skip this weekend and then hold finals, April 20 and 21 with post time at 1 p.m. Quarter Horse futurity heats were held Sunday with five hones taking top honors. Many advanced to the finals, which are set for April 21. Bunny Smash, owned by Mario Tarin, didnt run over the Easter Bunny. Instead it took first place in tNo. lina quarter horse ftiturity time of 16.04. Stylus Chick, owned by A1 Pierce, sliced it way to second place in a time at 16.28. Allowance Well Spent, owned by Painted Pitchfirk, was third at 16.33 and GG Mandy Flo, owned by Goodrich Quarter Horses, was fourth, also, at 16.33. Now Yugo Hugo, owned by Bert Aitken, didnt drive a Yugo car from the country formerly known as Yugoslavia, as the horse used its feet to scoot to first place in quarter horse t No. 2 at 16.09 in a photo finish where it nipped FlyingTGladi- ator, owned by Danny Thomas, also at 16.09. Easy Finance, owned by Chad Richard, didnt earn the cash aa it pocketed third at 16.30. Gary Robiaons CIR Queen OfStyle won quarter horse fiiturity heat No. 3, when another horse wasnt disquali-,pe- d due ,to. a foul. Robisons horse , posted a time of 16.59. Recount Two Thousand, owned by Ramon Satvidrez, -- was second at 16.75and AzucountThe Cash, owned by Elizabeth Johnson, was third at 16.79. OSO Elegance, owned by Juan was tops in quarter Enrique-Gaspa- r, horse ftiturity heat No. 4 at 16.33, and Morena Dash, owned by Rosendo Peres, was second at 16.44. WS Crystal Cash, owned by Randel Salazar, ended up third at 16.62. Cash N Fame gained the cash and the fame by takingthe fifth heat in the quarter horse fiiturity in a time of 16.09 in a run away as Otta Be Something turned out to Otta Be Second in a time of 16.50. CIR A Drop Of Style was third at 17.47. Nine races were held Saturday with Bustin Big, owned by D. Swett, busting out big time with a first place in maiden race in a time the of 15.71. APlan of Bug; owned by Joe Petitti, was second at 16.12. Stylus Edge, owned by Pierce, cut a quick Mthway to the winners circle by cruising to top honors in the first heat of the Basin Bred ftiturity in a time of 15.60. Showboats Secret, owned by Kermit & Betty Hackford, was second at 16.12, and Jettin In Style, owned by Brad and Dennis Jenson, was third at 16.13. Ron Goodrich's Secret Summer isnt a secret now. The horse won the second heat in the Basin Bred ftiturity at 16.01. Finance Ya Sum, owned by Richard, was second at 16.28, and JeUin Rumbo, owned byCarolyn Giles, was third at 16.44. LaDel Pueblo, owned by Salazar, won the first heat of the Paint & Appaloosa in a time of 16.38, and Jamadan Me Burn, owned by Valencia Quarter Horses, didn't burn 1.up the track, but placed second at 16.4 Mary is Special, owned by Painted Pitch-forwas only special enough for third at 16.52. Painted Pitchforks Kates Kachina k, Doll wanted to wake up Kenand Barbie as it took first place in the second heat of Paint & Appaloosa at 16.09. General Te, also owned by the Pitchfork group, was second at 16.37. WW Sensational Dasher, owned by Muniz, ended up third at 16.56. Lee C. Wataona Treasure! Bubba hit the jackpot with a first place time of 15.90 in the third heat of the Paint & Appaloosa, and Talmage Wind, owned by Ron Christensen, was second at 16.56. Hunters Saltte, owned by Ray Livingston, was thirdat 16.61. Robby Winna Dream, owned by Edna R. Hall, had its dream come d true. It took firet place in a maiden race at 18.53, and Sinking Easy, owned by Jason Behling, was second at 18.73. Watsons Juanas Dash dashed to first place in the first heat of the quarter horse derby at 18.03, and Proud N Noble, owned by Aitken, took second at 18. 15. Casanova Nino, would have owned by Enrique-Gaspa- r, loved to have place first, but had to be satisfied with third plaice at 18.33. Ramon Salvidrezs Disappear" didn't vanish as it appeared at the finish line with a time of 17.97 in the second heat ofthe quarter horse derby. Ima Quick Ten, owned by Olivas, wasn't quick enough as it settle for second at 18. 15. CIR Flying In Style, owned by Richard, ended up third at I 18.37. three-year-ol- . SOCCER TEAM-Memb- crs of Union's vanity soccer team are: Colby Duncan, Ben Mitchell, Morgan Wisener (goalie), Austin Loranger, Bob Richens, Russ Grant, David Wilkerson, Josh Olsen, Paul Fauci, Colby S taker, Trever Arnold, Luke McCurdy. Colton Dye, Nick Ogden, Man Mitchell, Cory Bentz, Layne Moitensen, Cade Rees, Doug Phillips. (Names arent in order.) Head coach is Karl Niebergall. Other coaches ate Tyrell Fenn and Jim Fauci. Managere are Nathan Niebergall and Joey Cochran. Cat rally falls short in setback HIGH PRESSURE UNDERGROUND NATURAL GAS LINES OF QUESTAR GAS COMPANY. IT MARKS CALL BEFORE YOU DIB. 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In another game involvingalocal team, Juan Diego (last years 2-- champ) unded Duchesne, 19-Tuesday. (HS will host Altamont, April 16. Pleasant Grove scored one run in the fourth and three in the fifth to A 2002DodggtAil.6spd. 1 Questmr Gas Union Lady Cate had their rally just fall short as they scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh, but Pleasant Grove, a power, held on for a 3 practice game win Friday in Roosevelt Unions softball and bluebell squads will host Park City, Tuesday at 3 p.m. Park Citys beys are among the topa in Region 10 and the AUTO"" 78924fJ 0, taka a 4-- 0 edge after Kayleen Rasmussen had hurled three shutout Innings. Union wasblanked by Sooville forsixinningbeibretheCatssooredall their runs in the seventh inning. Rasmussen also shutdown the Viking o flense in the sixth and seventh innings. The Vikings produced four runson ten hits and had one error. Union scored its three runs on five hits. The Cats had one error. Roxy Ames hit a triple for Union. Chelsea Sondrus had three for Pleasant Grove. Juan Diego led by just 4-- after three innings with three runs in the second and one in the third, but then the baseball roof leaved lit (if a diamond had a top) as the SLC bunch erupted for 15 runs in the fourth. Duchesnes 13 errors played a key fourth. part in the n runs-batted-- in 0 15-ru- POOR