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WASHINGTON -- A day after a health scare forced Terry Francona out of action, the Cleveland Indians manager felt more embarrassed than anything about not being able to work a game.Francona complained of chest pains, broke out into a sweat and had a heart rate over 100 beats a minute at Nationals Park. After an electrocardiogram and full checkup at the stadium, the Indians sent him back to the hotel as a precaution.Francona was back at the ballpark for their game Wednesday afternoon, a 7-4 loss to the Nationals.?Despite a history of blood clots and pulmonary embolisms, Francona appreciated jokes from team staffers like travel director Mike Seghi calling dibs on his scooter.I probably had more messages that were not complimentary than were, Francona said with a laugh. I was more embarrassed. If guys started worrying -- treating me like that -- Id have been scared. Because if anybody deserves it, its probably me.The 57-year-old has twice suffered a pulmonary embolism. He compared Tuesdays episode to something that happened to him at Yankee Stadium in 2005 when he was managing the Boston Red Sox.The day after a dinner with his coaches, Francona had to be woken up on the bus ride to the stadium by bench coach Brad Mills?and knew something was wrong when he was drenched in sweat. Francona tried to manage through it, but when a paramedic gave him nitroglycerin and the reaction produced a headache, he was rushed to a hospital by helicopter for fear that he had a heart attack.Francona didnt have a heart attack but rather something that mimicked the symptoms.Doctors thought one of my [blood] clots had maybe slipped through the little screen in there, Francona said. It kind of acts like a heart attack and gives you the same feeling, and then because Im on blood thinners it went away. It put me in the hospital for three days.Francona didnt require hospitalization this time and instead reported that his heart rate was still elevated on Wednesday but not as bad. A stethoscope sat on a table outside the visiting managers office, but Francona joked that the Nationals team doctor hadnt come over to check him out, so he must not be that worried about me.Mills replaced Francona as manager for the night. The hardest part for Francona was watching from the hotel as the Indians were no-hit for six innings by Max Scherzer but then came back and won.I started feeling better when Scherzer threw that ball in the corner, Francona said, referring to a two-base error that helped the Indians win 3-1. Its a helpless feeling, but it doesnt matter. Millsys managed more games than I have. Its just you hate to not be there.Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. 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On Tuesday, Gallardo won the 1,000th race of his career while riding at Presque Isle Downs, where he leads the standings.Sometimes you have to go to Plan B, and that was Plan B, Gallardo said about going to the lead with Front Pocket Money. He broke sharp and was comfortable on the lead. I didnt want to fight him.Front Pocket Money is trained by Steve Asmussen, who is scheduled to start Gun Runner in next Sundays Grade 1 Haskell at Monmouth. Front Pocket Money paid $6.80 as the second choice in the six-horse field. He was timed in 1:09.93.Front Pocket Money is now 3 for 5 in his career for owners J. Kirk and Judy Robison. The Jersey Shore was his first stakes win.Yellow Chips, the longer-priced of two horses in the race trained by Eddie Plesa Jr., ran very well to finish second. Bumped both sides at the start, Yellow Chips raced welll behind the field early.dddddddddddd. 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Rated on the pace to the stretch inside of 7-1 Brass Compass through splits of 23.86, 47.60, and 1:11.89, Franklin Towers put that rival away in upper stretch, then dug in when asked by jockey Nik Juarez to earn the decision.Trained by Jane Cibelli, Franklin Towers paid $42.40 and was timed in 1:40.80. Two starts back he had won a maiden race over the Monmouth turf. In his first try against winners, he finished eighth in a Laurel Park turf allowance.Noble Quality saved ground while racing behind the early leaders. He remained bottled up along the inside on the far turn, came outside the winner in upper stretch but could not get by. It was 2-1/2 lengths back in third to 5-2 second Choice Vulcans Forge, who rallied from last place. ' ' '