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.2293. He has a iu slxtelEhi1l':no1((:EIO Key. driven by M, 1-iodgirll. Third is Tel Me; ch" 'ai Pastime: Bth. Jamie? ith. Woinw Don; 1th. Darn sate; 5”” irjmberly Kid: 9th. Olmsted; am qnarp Note; lltb, Beck Han- W”: 12th Harlan. The 5-year-old ",m' L; 'by Scotland 1.59'h and Mmtlfrm is Victory Mite and as our ms :3 are well aware. hi! OWN? i”;',f, cnmp of shatter, Calif. The is E 0, me use gives Joe great Slant tor the way he handled Ciieiah victor, that was very much 5c",0Oke'd by the betting 1ratem- 9V,erT-hg purse was 032,500 and that Kgded to previous earnings gave innici. Victor . total of slime.

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. . ' eatest money W1n' . mg grzirrltjos Dgdn 1.5993 with 3321.- Mr-lProximlty ism has 8232.929: ma Stewart 3, 2.02. 3213.199: Ohria Sperm, goose, ezosmo, Pimcin Hanover Him, 3187.344, K m er Y M. 4. 1.59. s155,'i53: . Newport Dlimm 2.0,.” 5154,4311: ,Florican 1572., 5152.000; Star's Pride 1.5m. si27.6li9: Lusty Song 2.02, sl2d,iMl. i3iiiz:1W3.V 103- 512.337; meno- ,,;.,,..rr 1.59-t, 5122.962: Mainiiner

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would encounter and bring the harm lately back to Charlotte- town, but he just shrugged it off saying. "We had a few little things to bother us such as a bit of repairs snd got on the wrong road for a short piece of the way. but other- wise we had no difficulty." 'rhey stopped of: at Yonkers and saw a night's racing there which was et- tended by 25,000 people and over 31,000,000 passed through the peri- mutuels.

The Harrisburg sale was an eye- opener. Horsemen were there from all parts of the United States end many parts of Canada. There were some bargains, such as the 3-year- old pacer Dazzle Mite 2.03 from the Sol Camp stable. that was given its mark by Joe O'Brien. Mr. Camp expected this horse to sell in the vicinity of 36,000 or more but it was early in the morning end there were few bidders and a Montreal horseman bought him for some- thing over 32,000. The buyer said afterwards he was prepared to go to 84,000 as that was the horse he wanted.

i We asked Archie it he had found out anything about Sir Joseph from his former trainer and driver, Frank Ervin and he said. ”Yes. Mr. Ervin said he is a terrific fest horse but he has some pecularities

one or them. Discovery. '15 bought by Joe O'Brien !orAs25.iLl0o

The Guardian e 7 Saturday. Nov. 20, 954

tor the Sol Camp stable. one. spring special. was bausht by Wendell Wathen. Fort Fairfield. Me., at 511,500. C. is. ernutrons of Brampton, Ont., whose Helicopter was the winner of the 1053 Ramble- tonian stake. bought four Adios til- lies-Meadow orchard at 35.100. Meadow Vance at 813.000. Meadow Jewell at 35,500 and Meadow Dream at 33.200. This was one of the most unusual transactions of the sale. Octave Blake, who won the I-lembietonian this season with Newport Dream 2.0195 and also had out the great pacer Newport Ace 2.o2',a. picked an Adios colt for the 1955 stakes, paying 57.500 101' Saint Adios.

The sales market kept going at a lively pace for the five days and the thousand horses sold for better than 31,000,000. Most of them were shipped to their new homes but many of the colts were sent to training quarters in the south to be gotten ready for the futurities. The highest priced oolt from Adios was Meadow Bani. a bay colt out of Betty C. 2.135 end Hugh Grant of Bradford, Ps.. paid 323,000 for him. He is a full brother to Mea- dow Addy 2.0295, winner of the Two Year Old Castleton Filly Stake this BCIAOD.

such good performers es Mighty sold moses, that set up a new track record at Moneton. Sept. II. and has since been sold to Lloyd MsoAulay of Sydney; Banks Bell uses, that appears to be the fest- est Maritime bred I-year-old of the season, Bill's Bell, a 4-year-old with a record of 2.17 and Lenssi 21098. a 3-year-old pacer that showed up particulerb well at the end of the season. Noble Renton of Moneton is now the owner of Banks Bell. Frank can certainly congratulate himself on the per- formancas of his four horse stable. For the coming season he has what he believes to be an outstanding pacing prospect, Poplar Veep by King's Counsel L58. He was laid up for repairs because of a peculiar lameness that was diagnosed and successfully treated by Dr. O'Con- nor of Boston and now he is sound as a dollar and full of pace.

A big addition to Sydney Raceway arrived in the steel city on Thurs- day-ton horses purchased at the recent Harrisburg sale and valued at over 37.000. They travelled in style in a huge, 10-wheeled delsel driven horse pullmsn service van. Joe MacDonald. Sydney Mines horsemen, was with them and they

MOORE 6' McLEOD'S

GREAT NOVEMBER SAl.E ENDS

TONIGHT AT 9.30 PM.

Although many specials are greatly depleted; here are some of the many great bargains still to be had in ihe various depart-

. stopped fo a. breather st Moneton 3033- ”'229' Search Rhythm :B;111;oQn,:p.?-ttwed?,);:lb,3,t', p?:u'::: A feature of the sale was the dis- and left or; there Don Truax 2.l0Mr, cm. 5114.039. M looking sh, Joseph our and he per”; of the hog”, pf L, wg uni; 4-year-old pacer that will be raced e

The next big sale takes place at r.ilI9i'S3N!. Lexington. KY-i N0V' gmber 22 and 23. There are con-

seems a nice kind horse, perfectly sound and we believe in this country he will be a real success.

of Los Angeles Cimerron ranch. They have been trained and driven by Dana Cameron. Harvard. Mass.

under the Belliveau colors next Spring. Joe represented the buyer, Lloyd MaeAulay, and he believes

FIRST FLOOR-

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siqnmenls from Poplar Hill Farm. The yearling stallion Bi-ookiine is grinldeigigh olcopgagggd ubrtzulgatx: eh?” plemnprgpspgmue e nndpialeeriir

E ; p,,1ker,CBSUEL0n Farm. Wal- extremely well-bred. splendidly at 310 000-cat 1 . . h record. Wm back them U The M . S she D she . - . - I

,. . n......, Frost Hill Farm. proportioned and is as large .. . r-nu - Iron a ow- 9- en 3 - port li'I'S - ress iris - Line and Unlined Gloves - Secv- 1' 1' T”! lier breeders and race most 3-year-olds here. Another '"8- DE” Clm"0"- I much "Red "3" mcluded the "”""" Jud" Mm” -

mg--gppfgjfs E J am, we mm ,,.,,c.,,,, m.,,. by my 39,,” m driver. is opening up . publlgggtgbje ris zoo-x. Mr. Nibbls zioii, Jim- less and Long Sleeve Pullover Sweaters - Cardigans - Leather and Bomber ll ' ' ' '

who wned me greatest pacer in the world some W3" 580- WANTAPEC 157i.-and is still the owner of the g "P5! irottcr that ever lived. 1.. rliiiuiid 1.55”.. consign-5 HEN- imp at them is Golden Ensign Ii. poi. and another Jet Express 2. yniiii.

'1 be final big sale of test record 3. 505 and colts takes place at zirtc-mi-e, Oliio, November 30, De- .-rnibcr l and 2. It is the 7th an- : ii: tail speed sale there and from 3 line come some good perform- (:3 that have raced in the Mari- .”.,.n,, There are a lot of test rec- nrd pacers catalogued. one of the Cl.is.s:PSt is Denny's Counsel 2.0153. eligible to the 2.19 pace. In 20 starts he has been 10 times first, twice setoiid and three times fourth. The .5118 is Kingis counsel 1.58 and his film is Ankawin 3, 2.11, dam of Stark Haven 2. 2.03. Her pedisree ;; naming with speed. There are dri:rns nl nthers with records much mwrr than 2.10, but irotters seem my-a in the lineup. That appears in he r.l-is story at all the auctions

sddtion to the above that we did not know of last week is The Genesse, a 2-year-old bay trotting colt by Rodney l.5'f';i, dam, Lark- spur Hal by Hal Dale 2.02'.l. He is her first ioal. He is a splendidly built youngster with the best of legs and 1eet and was up to a mile in 2.20 for trainer Stanley Dancer. Then training was discontinued as only the tops or the stable were to be raced. The fourth horse brought home by Archie was Impact, 7- year-old bay stallion by Chief Counsel 3, 1.57334. dam, Hollywood Donna 2.05, dam of Prince Donna 2.03 and others. He is a handsome, sound-looking pacer and was well spoken of up there. His owner is Mrs. Mustacalis and he was pur- chased for her by Len 0'Mears, who at last reports was scouting for an- other horse for the same party.

A letter just came in bearing the familiar writing of our friend, Cecil Mcciinley of l-loulton. Maine. and we are glad to learn that he is out of hospital and well on the way to some clip-

at North Carolina. Another trainer that is opening up a public stable is Jimmie Jordan, who was with Del Miller last year and drove many of his horses at Roosevelt and Yonkers. Deivin is cutting down his stable.

We had the pleasure of a visit from Frank MscAiduff. well known trainer and driver or Albartori, who will remain at home until the first of the year. Last season he was trainer and driver for Hillview Farm. Woodstock. N. B. and had

We'll Do 'Em! SNOW TREADS

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ALL riuvus .. ALL MAKES!

and get your winter treads-avoid stat

rnie Counsel p. 2.04ii. Black Maj- esty p. 2.05M. Bonrzymite p. 2.08, Lucky Logan, Saunders Hanover p. 2.0BSi, Lynch Chief ii. 2.18 and I-'arscud 3, 2.0'1'.i, also Jet Master p. 5, 2.os!s, for P. J. Cadegan, Glace Bay. The above with the ten horses previously purchased at Richelieu Raceway and some others that have been purchased locally. will make a total of 21 new trotters and pscers that will prove a great drawing card for Sydney Sports Center's night racing next season. ' (Continued on page 14)

a today

Jackets - Surcouis. . Ioys' - Surcoofs - Shirts -- S ki Cops - Ski Poms. Cosmcics - Yarn - Hosiery - Lodies' Gloves - Sweaters and Scarves.

SECOND FLOOR-

Ladies' Lingerie - Sweaters - Skirts - Blouses - Coors - Dresses.

Children's Wear - Nylon Lingerie for Gifts - S w e o I e r s - Flonnelerrs Night Gowns - Winter Weight Panties.

THIRD FLOOR-

Yord Goods - Linens - Flonnelei-re Blankets .. nishlngs.

BASEMENT-

Wollpuper - House Fur-

recovery. He enclosed I r 1 - g W, W, ,,.,...,. .o.,.m..,d . in. of ,,,,,,. 0, ..c.. in mi... dated Nov. ling in snow! Boys Surcoors - Men 5 Overalls - Men 5 and Boys Wear. money 10 to is angih wel notice 1310 kg! th th.t e 4-year-o oc r . Thebrecentlyir arrived hizlrses fron; Bragg”. G,” year, "0 W” one o( 600 x 16 38,93 in I at -- . SALE nuns TONIGHT o P M - of interest and are being inspected wlfmeas '”fI5.hep:fn?I'e H? an even” W” 670 X 16 .... .. - 58-95 . i I . Q Q A-130' bb3' m3”Yhhi9"' 1gV:'5t:hl” slow, no doubt due to the midi 710 X 15 .. . 310.95 E . ; lW-''l- C9" "NC mplw” Y ET e ther and heavy tracks. There V . appearance. Archie Llewellyn, well- xege no Marmmo hora” Hmong 690 X 16 - 510-95

krn-in trainer and reinsman, was i-iriirr of the truck that went 'n Hamsbuig and brought the i - home from there. We consid- er it was quite a feat for Archie in take that big truck through the P”fil'niflllS amount of tratfic he

the starters there.

More news has come through but it will be some time before we get the full results of the Harrisburg sale. As expected. the get or Adios

Grafton St. East

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