European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 2, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday november 2,1992 sports the stars and stripes b page2sa.p. Indy triumphs in classic Byles Kjos Hallandale Fla. Up1 . Indy put a lock on the horse of the year award unbeaten gilded time took the spotlight among next year s 3-year-old crop and Arazi once again disappointed his fans in the ninth breeders cup saturday at Gulf Stream Park. The Day was marred in the sprint the first breeders cup race on the $10 million program when English sprinter or Brooks broke and then mutilated his right foreleg on the turn. Or Brooks was destroyed on the track. Jockey Lester Piggott 56, one of the most celebrated riders in British history was severely injured breaking his Collarbone and two ribs. He was listed in stable condition at Hollywood memorial Hospital. . Indy won the $3 million breeders cup classic by a convincing two lengths Over another top horse of the year candidate pleasant tap in the worlds richest thoroughbred race. Madeline Paulsons  upset sky classic in the $2 million turf eliminating the other candidate for this Wint Cir Stop eclipse award. Gilded time won his fourth race in four starts in the juvenile for 2-year-old Colts and will be the Winter favorite for next Springs triple Crown classics. The Winner of the breeders cup juvenile however has never won the Kentucky Derby. Arazi who became a wonder horse when he won the breeders cup juvenile1992 winners results of the seven races a race one six furlongs $1 million breeders cup sprint Winner. Thirty slews race two 1 1/16 Miles $1 million breeders cup juvenile fillies Winner Eliza race three 1 1/8 Miles $1 million breeders cup distaff Winner paean a race four 1 mile turf $1 million breeders cup mile Winner lure race five 1 1/16 Miles $1 million breeders cup juvenile Colts Winner gilded time a race six 1 1/2 mile turf $2 million breeders cup turf Winner Fraise a race seven 11/4 Miles $3 million breeders cup classic Winner . Ind Britain a or Brooks and jockey Lester Piggott Are shown on video during their spill. A in spectacular fashion a year ago and a Flop when he finished eighth in the Kentucky Derby was 11th in a 14-horse Field in the mile. The grass race was won by lure. The sprint was won by thirty slews Eliza a betting favorite won the juvenile fillies and Argentine bred Piseana owned by weight loss Queen Jenny Craig won the distaff. Three jockeys won two races each. Eddie Delahoussayn Rode . Indy in the classic and thirty slews in the sprint. Pat Valenzuela Rode Fraise in the turf and Eliza in the juvenile fillies. Chris Mccarron was up on gilded time in the juvenile and Piseana in the distaff. The other Winner on the seven race program was Mike Smith aboard lure. It was the first time since the breeders cup was run at Gulf Stream in 1989 that no european horse won. A record 21 european horses were entered and for the first time there was one in every race. But the 87-Dcgree heat the switch from turf to dirt for Many of them and a quarantine requirement were apparently actors in their disappointing performances. . Indy was boxed along the rail at the head of the stretch before Delahoussayn  room three horses wide and popped the 3-Ycar-old through to Victory. I Toretta canes stake claims Miami Fla. Up a on a Day when Heisman trophy front runners Garrison Hearst of Georgia and Marshall Faulk of san Diego state struggled Miami quarterback Gino Torretta waited until Nightfall saturday to state his Case for the much coveted award. Torretta completed 28 of 40 passes for 363 Yards and three touchdowns to Lead no. 2 Miami to a 35-23 Victory Over a ranked West Virginia for the hurricanes 50th straight Victory at the Orange bowl. A i done to know that anybody a Ever played better than that a Miami coach Dennis Erickson said of Torretta. A was a team we played great for 54 minutes. But then we tried to get the second Guys in there and it backfired on  with Torretta on the Bench and the game seemingly out of reach West Virginia 3-3-2, 2-2-1 in big East scored three late ads to make the result seem closer than it was. An 18-Yard to pass from Darren Studstill to James Jett with 3 40 remaining pulled West Virginia to 35-10, and following a Danyell Ferguson Fumble Studstill connected with de Hill on a 10-Yard to strike with 1 44 left. Miami fumbled again on the first play of the next drive and West Virginia went 47 Yards in five plays and 37 seconds to Studstill a 7-Yard to pass to Hill with 1 01 left. A two Point conversion try failed. A your second Guys have to learn to be a Little More accountable a Erickson said. A a that a Why they re in  added Miami receiver Lamar Thomas who finished with seven catches for 88 Yards and two ads a those Guys need to put it on the line and play real Hurricane  Studstill himself a backup who was forced into the starting role after regular starter Jake Kelchner sustained an Elbow injury last week against Penn state had just 82 passing Yards at the half but finished the game with 308 Yards on 23-of-41 passing. Torretta completed 18 of 22 for 228 Yards in the first half and had a Streak of 13 straight completions going through the second and third quarters. Miami kept alive two other significant streaks consecutive Overall victories 26 Ana consecutive victories Over a ranked opponents 55. Voters put huskies Back on top by the associated press Washington a impressive 41-7 Victory Over nationally ranked Stanford lifted the huskies Back to no. 1 in sundays associated press College football poll. The huskies who trailed Miami by one Point last week moved six Points ahead of the hurricanes after heating then no. 15 Stanford. Miami easily beat a ranked West Virginia 35-23 saturday but three late touchdowns against the hurricanes May have Cost them the no. 1 ranking in the Media poll. Washington topped mind 3v/2 to 271/ in first place it Tes and 1,520w to 1,514 Points. Miami barely retained its no. 1 ranking in the Usa today can coaches poll edging Washington by one Point. Both 8-0 teams received 30 first place votes from the coaches. Last years co National champions have taken turns at the top of the a poll this season. The two even forged a rare  tie two weeks ago Alabama did no to play saturday but the Crimson tide 8-0 still managed to get one first place vote and move past Michigan to no 3 in the a poll. Michigan 7-0-1 dropped to no. 4 after struggling to beat a ranked Purdue 24-17. Texas a  a 8-0 remained no. 5 after beating Southern methodist 41-7, and Florida state 71 stayed no. 6 after Downing Virginia 13-3. Nebraska 6-1 Rose one notch to no. 7 after clobbering Colorado 52-7. Notre Dame 6-1-1 moved up two spots to no. 8 following a 38-7 Victory Over Navy Boston College 7-0-1 climbed two places to no. 9 after defeating Temple 45-6, and Syracuse 7-1 went from no. 12 to no. 10 after beating Pittsburgh 41-10.s. African nabs . Marathon new York a South african Willie Mutolo won the new York City Marathon on sunday while race director Fred Lubow plodded along the course gallantly. The 28-Ycar-old Mutolo never had raced outside South Africa until winning a Marathon at enschede Netherlands on june 21. That race however did not compare in stature to the new York City Marathon the world s largest with a Field of approximately 26,000 runners. Neither did it compare in prize Money. Fifteen minutes after Mutolo finished Lisa Onicki of Australia a two time runner up and last years third place finisher at new York won the women a division in a Coure record 2 24 40. The previous Mark of 2 25 29 was set by Allison Roe of new zealand in 1981. For winning new York the soft spoken Mutolo who grew up As a member of a Zulu tribe in the poor tiny Village of Wilimon in the Foothills of the a Rabensburg mountains automatically received $20,000 plus a new Mercedes Benz. In addition for his winning time of 2 hours 9 minutes 29 seconds he collected another $30,000 in Bonus Money. Meanwhile Mexico Sandres Espinosa who the 23-mile Mark was the runner up for the Sec had held the Lead until Mutolo surged past him at Ond straight year in 2 10 52. Last year Espinosa was beaten by countryman Salvador Garcia who did not enter this years race. Ondieki second to Norway s Crete Waitz in 1985 and 1986 and third last year behind Liz Mccolgan of Scotland and Olga Markova of Russia led All the Way sunday. She was never seriously challenged