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Stickney, IL (SportsNetwork.com) - An evenly matched field of 11 distance runners will go to post Saturday in the $250,000 Hawthorne Gold Cup at Hawthorne.Race Course. Getting the call as the 7-2 morning line favorite for the 1 1/4-mile race is 6-year-old Ever Rider, trained by Marya Montoya for Waldorf Racing Stables. The horse will leave from post 5 with Frankie Pennington coming in to ride. Ever Rider comes into the Gold Cup off a victory in the Temperence Hill at Belmont Park on Oct. 4. The 6-year-old previously was second to Gold Cup entrant Cary Street in the Greenwood Cup at Parx Racing on Sept. 1 which came one month after taking an allowance win at Saratoga. Ever Rider began 2014 with a second in the Tokyo City at Santa Anita on March 29 and then at Belmont Park he dropped a head decision in the Drosselmeyer. He recorded consecutive fourth-place finishes in Belmonts Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps. The 6-year-old has six wins, six seconds and four thirds in 33 career starts for $397,963. Cary Street is the 4-1 second choice in the program and will be ridden by Miguel Mena from post 4. The 5-year-old gelding is trained by Brendan Walsh and owned in partnership with Marc Detampel. Along with winning the Greenwood Cup over Ever Rider, Cary Street captured the Las Vegas Marathon on Oct. 31 at Santa Anita and finished third to Ever Rider in the Temperence Hill. I claimed him for 10 grand about two years ago, Walsh said of Cary Street Cary Street has earned $370,275 from 19 lifetime starts with six wins, four seconds and three thirds. The 5-1 third pick is 4-year-old chestnut gelding Red Rifle from the barn of trainer Todd Pletcher. Red Rifle, owned by Twin Creeks Racing, will break from post 3 with Florent Geroux in the saddle. Red Rifle began 2014 by finishing second in an allowance race at Gulfstream Park on Jan. 17 and came back to capture the Maxxam Gold Cup at Sam Houston on March 1. The 4-year-old then was ninth in Keenelands Ben Ali and fourth in the Westchester at Belmont Park. Moving to the turf, Red Rifle ran second in a pair of allowance races at Belmont and Saratoga, and won the Yankee Affair at Belmont on Sept. 6 before running second in the Sycamore at Keeneland on Oct. 16. Red Rifle has won four of 12 career starts, with four seconds, for $262,520. Here is the Gold Cup field in post position order: Abraham, Joe Rocco Jr., 6-1; Hattaash, Sheldon Russell, 30-1; Red Rifle, Florent Geroux, 5-1; Cary Street, Miguel Mena, 4-1; Ever Rider, Frankie Pennington, 7-2; Effinex, Angel Arroyo, 15-1; Street Spice, Edgar Perez, 20-1; Call Me George, Emmanuel Esquivel, 10-1; Fordubai, Israel Ocampo, 12-1; Mister Marti Gras, Tim Thornton, 6-1 and Midnight Aria, Julio Felix, 15-1. 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I love to go out there and play football and to be back out there feels really good." Despite the frustration of not being able to play, Owens tried to make the most of his down time. "Any time you get to watch, you get to learn as well," said the receiver. "Thats what I did, I became a student. I became a fan. I got to watch some young guys step up, make plays. I got to familiarize myself with the new guys and how theyre running routes and how theyre doing things, because I knew eventually when I got back some of those guys may be around me and Id have to get a feel for how theyre doing things." Despite missing five of the Argos eight games, Owens still leads the team with 28 catches for 339 yards. Those marks still lead the team by six catches and 116 yards. To say that head coach Scott Milanovich is happy to see Owens back is an understatement. "It means a ton to Ricky (QB Ray)," said the coach. "Hes a guy that knows the offence that Ricky can count on to be in the right spot at the right time." Also happy to see Owens back is aforementioned QB. Ray says Owens return is big for the Argos offence. "Hes a special player," Ray told media before the game. "He does a lot of things out there. Hes a guy that you just want to get the ball into his hands and let him do his thing. Alll quarterbacks love the guys who can RAC, run after the catch.dddddddddddd He makes me look good quite a bit." In any other circumstance the focus would be on Ray. Hes back in the city in which he starred for nine seasons, and hes 367 yards shy of the 50,000-yard mark for his career, something only Anthony Calvillo, Damon Allen, Danny McManus, Henry Burris and Ron Lancaster have accomplished. Elite company to be sure, something Ray is aware of. "Its going to be pretty special, obviously," said Ray. "The other guys that are in that club, some of whom Ive played against throughout my career, some of whom you hear about when you first come here, the legends that they are. Just to be in that group would be pretty special." "Its not something thats really on my mind," continued the QB. "Youre trying to win the football game. I think its more of when the seasons over, when youre done playing to kind of reflect back on and say it was pretty cool, Im pretty lucky." When pressed on the career milestone, and whether it would be important to hit the mark at Commonwealth Stadium, Ray quickly put that to bed. "No, no," said the 12-year veteran. "Trying to do it here or anywhere else, just doing it is pretty special regardless of where its at. Im just looking forward to come out here and playing (the Eskimos) and whoever it is the next week and when it happens it will be a great moment, but its not something Im going to take two weeks vacation to celebrate, its something more of when Im done playing to be happy about." Owens return comes at a good time for the Argos. The injury-plagued receiving corps is starting to get healthy. Jason Barnes returned last week, Owens is ready to go Saturday, which leaves only Andre Durie and Jason Chiles on the shelf, among those who were starters at the beginning of the season. Milanovich says Durie is getting close to being ready and the Argos are hoping to get him back for the Labour Day Classic against the Hamilton Tiger Cats. Chiles will be another three weeks or so. ' ' '