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Cloverdale to lure Whitecaps?
Mayor says the city is in talks to bring soccer training facility to Fraser Downs while MLA says hands off the slots
By Kevin Diakiw
Negotiations are underway to
bring the Vancouver Whitecaps
FC to Fraser Downs Racetrack and
Casino, mayor Dianne Watts con-
firmed last week.
The City of Surrey is talking with
the team about locating a soccer
training facility at the city-owned
property, which is currently home
to the harness racing track, a casi-
no and the annual Cloverdale Ro-
deo and Exhibition.
The Whitecaps are currently
playing games at Swangard Sta-
dium in Vancouver and training at
SFU in Burnaby. Surrey wants to
Other soccer
spots abound
Chamber rep says Fraser Downs lies
next to swaths of suitable city land
By Jennifer Lang
They don’t call Bill Reid
the Mayor of Cloverdale for
nothing.
A former B.C. tourism min-
ister, long-serving Rotarian,
and member of the board that
runs the Cloverdale Rodeo,
Reid is also executive direc-
tor of the Cloverdale District
Chamber of Commerce and
the historic town centre’s big-
gest booster.
But even he was surprised
to learn the City of Surrey is
working on a possible deal
to relocate the training facil-
ity for Vancouver’s Whitecaps
soccer club to Cloverdale.
Reid said both the Cham-
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move that training facility here. Fraser Downs has been in doubt of out, but I want to make going to be the case,”
Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts late, as racing days this year have sure any decision that’s Falcon said. “That will
would not discuss specifics, but been cut, and next year’s schedule made supports a strong, be a decision that I can
confirmed talks are ongoing. is yet to be determined. bright future for the assure you is going to
“At this point in time, all I can Kevin Falcon, the Liberal MLA horse racing sector,” be made after I as MLA
say is we’re in discussions,” Watts for Surrey-Cloverdale, wants the Falcon said. have an opportunity to
said. city’s standardbred track to go The president of the sit down with the min-
There is also $17 million in pro- wherever it needs to in order to BC Lottery Corp. told ister responsible and
vincial money available for the cre- survive. a Vancouver newspaper make sure any decision
ation of the facility, which would But he wants the Cloverdale ca- in April that if either that is being made is
also serve as a training centre for sino to stay right where it is. track (Hastings Park or defensible and justifi-
international soccer. The ministry in charge of gaming Fraser Downs) closes or able.”
It is not yet clear whether the said races at Vancouver’s Hastings relocates, the slot ma- Dianne Watts A source said the
track, casino or rodeo would still Park, which features thoroughbred chines at each respec- casino has been in dis-
be part of the Fraser Downs facil- racing, and Fraser Downs, home to tive facility will go as well. cussions over relocating to another
ity. harness racing, may merge. Falcon takes issue with that. site in the city, one of them at 54A
The survival of harness racing at “I’ll let the experts figure that “I would argue that that is not See MLA WANTS CASINO / Page 8
ber and the Cloverdale Busi-
ness Improvement Associa-
tion have been left in the dark
about discussions Surrey
Mayor Dianne Watts says are
taking place with the team.
“It is a bit of a surprise, be-
cause normally we would at
least get consulted,” Reid said.
He would welcome a soccer
facility, but not at the expense
of Fraser Downs Racetrack and
Casino, where the fall harness
racing season gets underway
next week.
If the committee looking at
the future of B.C.’s horse rac-
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Stepping up for Terry

A crazy downpour didn’t dampen spirits at Clo-
verdale’s Terry Fox Run.
About 300 soggy souls turned out for the annual
fundraising event, setting out in a massive deluge
and joining thousands across Canada in commem-
orating the 30th anniversary of the Marathon of
Hope.
“It is more like a relay with us now carrying the
torch he was forced to relinquish,” said Alison Sin-
son Ince, Terry Fox’s nurse, a thunderclap sounding
in the distance. “He heard it!” she said, smiling at
the crowd of participants.
“In the 30 years since his Marathon of Hope,” she
continued, “we have seen enormous changes in the
understanding of cancer, prevention, its early de-
were assisted by monies raised in Terry’s name by
ordinary people like us.”
The Sept. 19 event in Cloverdale – relocated this
year to a higher profile spot, the Cloverdale Legion
– featured live music from Clayton Heights Sec-
ondary’s jazz band, face painting for the kids, a live
auction and a trivia contest, and refreshments by
donation.
For online video of the event, visit www.clover-
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The Cloverdale run raised $17,000 for the Terry
Fox Foundation – double last year’s total. The run
had 304 participants, and over 50 volunteers, in-
cluding Clayton Heights’ leadership club, legion
members and the Terry Fox Run committee.
students, a segment of the student population
that’s grown by 17 per cent since Kwantlen be-
came a university, with most international stu-
dents coming from China, India, and Saudia
Arabia.
The September headcount shows more than
17,000 students are enrolled at Kwantlen in full
and part-time studies.
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POKER RIDE
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Gambling with our future
Some elected officials are sounding awfully keen about soccer and slots – aren’t they forgetting something?
Both the mayor and our local
MLA made alarming comments
last week about what they believe
the future may hold for Fraser
Downs Racetrack and Casino –
currently operating under a gi-
gantic question mark.
Dianne Watts says the City of
Surrey is hoping to convince the
Whitecaps soccer team to move
its training facility to Fraser
Downs.
She confirmed the city is in
discussions to move the team’s
SFU training facility here – tell-
ing Black Press the move would
come with $17 million in pro-
vincial money to build a facility
that would also serve as a train-
ing centre.
The city owns the property the
casino and racetrack sit on, along
with the Rodeo grounds, which
means the city has final say over
what happens.
But it’s far from clear whether
the track or casino would still be
part of Fraser Downs. Is there
room for a soccer field and a rac-
ing track?
There’s no denying horse rac-
ing in B.C. is at a crossroads. Har-
ness racing dates have been cut
back, and the 2011 season is still
to be determined while bureau-
crats, political appointees, and
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the company that owns Fraser
Downs and Hastings Park figure
out what’s best.
Watts’ soccer bombshell went
hand in hand with the news
Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Kevin
Falcon sounds prepared to let
the track go without a fight. But
hands off the slots, he says.
There’s talk of merging thor-
oughbred racing – located at
Hastings Park – and standard-
bred racing, the style proudly
carried out at
Fraser Downs for
34 years, at one
venue, according
Editor’s
View
to the ministry in
charge of gaming.
Falcon says our
landmark track can go wherever
it needs to in order to survive.
“I’ll let the experts figure that
out,” he told Black Press, “but I
want to make sure any decision
that’s made supports a strong,
bright future for the horse racing
sector.”
Falcon takes issue with the sug-
gestion that if either track closes
or relocates, the slot machines
will go somewhere else, too.
And if the Fraser Downs race-
track goes, he wants the casino to
stay right where it is.
“That will be a decision that I
Jennifer Lang Robin Reum
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can assure you is going to be made racing at Fraser Downs is dis-
after I as MLA have an opportu- heartening to say the least.
nity to sit down with the minister Falcon’s attitude is particularly
responsible and make sure any puzzling – and guaranteed to so-
decision that is being made is de- lidify the perception among the
fensible and justifiable.” local racing community that the
All of this comes as cold com- fix is in for Hastings Park.
fort to the 400 to 500 folks who It’s said some prominent B.C.
make a living out on the back- Liberals are thoroughbred own-
stretch at Fraser Downs, not to ers, a point not lost on the stan-
mention the Cloverdale busi- dardbred horse people with a
nesses who depend on a healthy stake in harness racing in Clover-
harness racing industry here. dale.
Little wonder Cloverdale residents should be
that Cloverdale’s
business commu-
nity has been a
outraged that the mayor and the
MLA don’t seem to be standing
up for the track.
staunch supporter If Watts and Falcon aren’t fight-
of the racetrack ing to save it, then it’s up to us.
– and the casino, In the words of one long-time
which provides another 500 local local trainer, how will the White-
jobs. caps contribute to the economy
All this speculation came just in Cloverdale? If they have $17
as the fall harness racing season million to spend they should be
is set to start at Fraser Downs. building something new, not tak-
The first races are Oct. 1. The ing away from the horses and
same date Cloverdale loses its shutting an industry down. There
last family link to the raceway – are other places in Cloverdale
Fraser Downs’ general manager to consider if building new, he
Chuck Keeling, just 38, is ami- added.
cably resigning. After 30 years Harness racing has not run its
at the track started by his late last lap, but it sure sounds like
grandfather, he’s moving on to some elected officials are ready to
new horizons. consign the industry to the glue
To hear such prominent politi- factory.
cians essentially write off harness – Jennifer Lang, Cloverdale Reporter
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Teens and pre-teens are invited hang out,
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Harvest market helps horses
Two-day event assists retired thoroughbreds and features local fare
By Jennifer Lang
By her own admis-
sion, Cloverdale’s Mary-
anne Lechleiter is not a
horse person per se.
But the publisher of
Stimuli online magazine
says when one of her
contacts approached
her to help a local orga-
nization that works with
retired racehorses, she
couldn’t say no.
The result was the
Shed Row Fall Market
– a boutique-style fall
market at Fields and
Flowers Farm in Lang-
ley.
More than 35 artisans
and vendors are exhib-
iting over the Oct. 2-3
weekend for the second
annual event, which will
feature everything from
artisan cheeses and ci-
der to homemade jew-
elry, pottery and more.
Admission is by do-
nation. Proceeds go to
New Strides Thorough-
bred Retirement Foun-
dation.
“I just thought it was
a great opportunity to
connect businesses with
horses,” Lechleiter said.
The market brings
together artisans and
vendors from across
the Fraser Valley and
beyond who, along
with cheese and jew-
elry, will be selling root
vegetables, pumpkins,
pies, cranberries, hand-
bags, breads, herbs, teas,
heirloom fruits and veg-
etables, and even home
decor items.
“It just runs the
gamut,” she says, prom-
ising visitors will be
able to purchase ev-
erything they need
for their Thanksgiving
table – except the tur-
key – plus meet some
These horses – in their 20s – have a new lease on life at
Fields and Flowers Farms in Langley.
Maryanne Lechleiter, left, and Kristine Carrick, are promoting the upcoming Shed Row
Market, a fundraiser and fall market.
of New Stride’s horses;
three currently reside
at Fields and Flowers
Farms, which hosts the
two-day market.
Some – like Jose, a re-
tired racehorse – are in
need of long-term spon-
sorship to help pay for
food and ongoing care.
Lechleiter, who’s
learning as she goes,
says horses live an aver-
age of 25 years.
And since most thor-
oughbreds retire from
racing before they’re
eight years old, they
often need to find new
homes once their ca-
reers are over.
But “not everybody
can own a horse, much
less a dog, or a cat or
a goldfish,” she points
out.
That’s where New
Stride Thoroughbred
Retirement Foundation
comes in.
The foundation re-
trains horses so they can
be adopted to suitable,
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Casino and track are one, city policy says

By Kevin Diakiw there would be no legal The province is con- would be in contraven- would have to be part of ing facilities, a trade have those conversa-
If Fraser Downs race remedy for the non- sidering the possibility tion of the city’s gaming a larger entertainment and convention centre, tions with Great Cana-
track closed, the Great compliance. of merging Vancouver’s policy. complex. an entertainment cen- dian because our ex-
Canadian casino would Race days for this Hastings Park and Fraser In 2002, Surrey creat- “The casino must be tre; such facilities to be pectations have always
no longer fit within the year at Fraser Downs Downs. ed a set of guidelines re- a component of a clus- regional in scope,” the been that we want a ho-
city’s gaming policy. have been cut back, and If Fraser Downs was quired for the location of ter of tourism facilities policy states. tel, we want a full ser-
But because policy next year’s have yet to be relocated to Vancouver, any new casinos, includ- such as a hotel with Mayor Dianne Watts vice casino,” Watts said.
is just a civic guideline, scheduled. the remaining casino ing specifying that they convention and meet- said if the track was “So, certainly, those will
closed or moved to be the conversations we
Vancouver, it would will be having.”
be time for a talk with A meeting of the
Great Canadian Gam- committee determin-
ing Corporation, which ing the future of Fraser
runs the casino and Downs in expected this
track. month.
“We would have to – Black Press

MLA wants
casino to stay
He’ll need to see compelling
evidence prior to any move
From front page

Avenue near 152 Street.

Watts would not confirm any such discussion.
“I can’t discuss or divulge confidential informa-
tion,” Watts said.
Falcon said he’ll want to see compelling evidence
that the Cloverdale casino has to be moved.
“I am not going to acquiesce to a wholesale move
unless I believe it’s in the best interest of Surrey and
Cloverdale in particular,” Falcon said. “I happen to
believe it’s a great location on Highway 15, which is
a four-lane freeway to one of the busiest borders in
the country.
“I’d be open to hear of they have a better location,
I certainly haven’t heard of one.”
– Black Press

‘Where does
council stand?’
From front page facility in a deal with the
Whitecaps.
racing is the best way “They’re not talking
to go, Reid wants them about [just] a soccer
consolidated in Clover- field.”
dale. If a development deal
“We say Fraser Downs is being discussed, Reid
is ideal for lots of rea- suggests building some-
sons,” Reid said. place else on the massive
But whatever hap- city-owned site, which
pens, he doesn’t think houses Fraser Downs,
Fraser Downs’ casino along with the rodeo
will be moved some- and fairgrounds, curl-
Still paying banking fees? where else.
The casino and race-
ing rink, new recreation
centre, greenspace and
track are part of the the Millennium Amphi-
same 20-year city lease theatre.
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is involved,” Reid said, Downs’ longevity?”
referring to the $17 Reid demanded.
million in provincial “What’s your idea
money that would be of the future of Fraser
used to build an inter- Downs? You have con-
national soccer training trol of the site.”
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clients with practical
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most abundant causes associated in a pain tension cycle. first anniversary. We would like to thank the community for have nutritious snacks packed to eliminate large amount of vaccinations to ensure long term health against preventable INNOVATIVE | DYNAMIC | RESULTS
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