NEWS photo Stuart Davis

LEE GRENON’S goal is a spot on the 1984 Olympics for the disabled. The partially sighted North Vancouver athlete being
coached by Jan Henderson is a member of the Chena Swim Club and holds one world record in the 100 metre butterfly and
five Canadian Games for the disabled in Sudbury in August. The gifted athlete also is a joint holder of the World Record for

the 4x100 medley relay.

Premier’s field outstanding

THE FINAL leg in Exhibi-
tion Park’s ‘‘big three’’ goes
today, Sunday and promises
to be one of the highlight
races of the year.

The $100,000-added B.C.
Premier’s Championship has
drawn 12 horsed, among
them Canada’s 1982 Horse of
the Year, Frost King, trained
by Bill Marko of Toronto.

Frost King has lifetime earn-
ings of more than $1.2
million, the second-leading
money winner ever bred in
Canada.

Frost King finished second
in a stakes race at Woodbine
last Saturday and Marko has
said he will make a decision
on whether to ship the Five-
year-old gelding to Van-

timing —

couver by Tuesday of this
week. Frost King has been
assigned high weight of 128
pounds for the race.

Also nominated for the
one and three-eights mile test
is Sensational Guy, a six-
year-old geldig from Califor-
nia, trained by one of North
America’s leading condi-
tioners, Charles Comiskey.

Sensational Guy has been
campaigning in California at
Bay Meadows, Hollywood
Park and Golden Gates and
in nine starts this year has
three wins, a second and two
thirds for earnings of
$148,640.

Sensational Guy is second
high-weighted for the

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Amazons ready

THE UNDER-18 girls cham-
pions, West Van Amazons,
will travel to Burlington, On-
tario (Oo compete in the na-
tional championships with a
new 6-team format, October
7-10. The annual western
tournament in this division
has been eliminated this year
in favor of the new
6-province national
competition. ,
- Two other provincial club
champions will represent
British Columbia at the
Western Canadian Girls Club
championships, September
30 - October 2, in Saskatoon.
Burnaby Willingdon Dirty
Dozen, national girls
under-14 club champions two
years ago, will represent the
province in the under- 16 divi-
sion of the tournament.
Poco Blizzard, under the
leadership of coach Don
Wilson, will carry the B.C.
banner in the under-14,
division. P
Tournament play, con-
sisting of a three-game
round-robin format, will
cOmmence Friday,
September 30, and conclude
Sunday, October 2. Provin-
cial club champions from
Alberta, Saskatchewan and
Manitoba will also take part.
The team amasing the
highest point total at the end
of the round-robin play will
earn the right to meet the
eastern Canadian champion
in the home province of the
eastern winner, Octove 22.
The eastern Canadian Cham-
pionships also take place the
weekend of September 30 -
October 2, in Montreal.

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