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Chisholm Trail Coliseum: Rick Harris had a bit of trouble in 250cc Beginner action at the
Checkered Flag Promotions arenacross event in Enid, Oklahoma.
the winner's circle, over Tyler Burns and Ty
Gorham.
Gorham finished second in the 65cc go,
behind fellow Kawasaki rider Casteil Clark.
Crowd favorite Brittany Mazzoleni finished
third.
Shelby Mazzoleni took home the first-place
50cc trophy, and Colin Crabbs was second.
T rey Terbush won the 125cc Intermediate
class, while Brad Rogers took home the 250cc
Intermediate gold.
Enid, Oklahoma, on Saturday night. Hedden
got holeshots in both the 250cc Pro and
125cc Pro finals and romped to wins in both
classes, taking home the majority of promoter
Ed Beckley's money. Fellow Kansan Jon·Paul
Powell finished second in both events, and
Lawton, Oklahoma's Shawn Stillwell took
home the third·place money.
Justin Berry powered to the front of the
125cc Beginner class, but the Yamaha rider
soon had to deal with Eli Good. The two battled furiously; Good took the top spot for a
lap, but Berry prevailed at the checkers. Matt
Copeland finished third, with Nick Snyder
fourth.
Running combined with the 125cc Beginner class was the 250cc Beginner contingent.
YZ-mounted Terry Long took top honors, over
Suzuki jockey Tyler Thomas and Yamaha
rider Chad Weldon.
Brett Cue spent a good five minutes doing
jumping jacks and other calisthenics to psych
himself up for the start of the 250cc Novice
arenacross event. At the flash of the green, he
was off like a rocket - too much so, as he
unsuccessfully tried to do all of the backstraight whoops in one jump and shot skyward
in a spectacular trajectory. His ensuing crash
got as big a "whoa" from the crowd (which
was more than 5000 strong) as the monster
truck "Bigfoot" did later in the evening. With
No Fear aptly listed as a sponsor, Cue bravely
remounted, got the holeshot and won the race.
Snyder chased the high-flying Yamaha rider
but had to settle for second at the checkers.
Chuck Dykstra came home third, ahead of
Kawasaki jockey Matt Copeland and Chris
Roberts.
Baker Boys-sponsored Berry led all laps of
the 85cc main event to take his Yamaha to
Results
50: I. Shelby MazzoIena, 2. Cohn Crabbl
65: 1. Castell Clark (Kaw): 2. Ty Gorham (Kzlw): 3. BnttlIny Maz·