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Inmate and Quick Call at the TRF Second Chances Farm at Wallkill
The late Quick Call was more than a gritty horse with a knack for coming up big at Saratoga Race Course.
After winning nine of his 17 starts from 1986 to 1991 at the Spa, Quick Call transitioned in his post-racing career to another starring role in the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation s (TRF) pioneering “Second Chances” vocational training program, working with inmates at Wallkill Correctional Facility in upstate New York.
That blend of excellence earned Quick Call rock star status at both the Spa and at Wallkill – and now, a rare honor on the Saratoga backstretch. This week, the New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) will bury the ashes of the two-time Grade 2 Forego champion at Clare Court, the bucolic, half-mile jogging track.
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Haverfordwest s Bridge Meadow
Haverfordwest County 2 The New Saints 1 HAVERFORDWEST had their say in the Cymru Premier title race as a second-half winner from Cameron Keetch earned the Bluebirds a memorable 2-1 win over full-timers The New Saints at Bridge Meadow. Corey Shephard had put Wayne Jones’ side ahead as they looked to bounce back from a last-gasp defeat at Aberystwyth in midweek, but Blaine Hudson’s header put the Saints back on level terms. Haverfordwest had the final say, however, as with 15 minutes to go Ben Fawcett fed the ball to Shephard, who found Danny Williams, and he set up the overlapping Keetch to fire home the winner.
Danny Williams
Haverfordwest County 1 Cardiff Met University 0 HAVERFORDWEST County made a winning return to action as they revived their top six aspirations in the Cymru Premier with a battling 1-0 win over Cardiff Metropolitan University at Bridge Meadow. Danny Williams scored the only goal from the penalty spot four minutes before the interval, after he had been brought down in the area - and the Bluebirds held firm for a welcome three points. The Cardiff loanee was a constant threat in a first half that had seen Wayne Jones’ team take charge with some promising attacks, with livewire Ben Fawcett also proving a real handful for the visitors.