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Ooh Dan MacKinnon's leather Dueter won the third dash and &rle 6elnple's Mary Mark toot- tod under, the wire a winner in the seventh dash. Prince Budlong and Mighty Deb split the honors in the Prowse Bros. Olassillad Pace with Prince winning the first dash and Mighty Deb the last.
The daily doubld on Jennie Kal-
.rnuck and Feather Duster paid 371.00 and the quinella on Prince Budlong and Dale 3. returned
' l18.70. '
Lorne Ieteher with three wins to his credit was the leading driv- ar. Letcher won twice with Jennie Kalmuck and again with Mighty Deb as he got the Deb mare away to her first good race of the sea- non.
Letcher took Jennie Kolmuck up lrom fifth position at the three- quarter pole to win the sixth dash
'm a thrilling battle with Peggy Ellis. Harold Stead. drivlrld P688! mils. also made his move at the three quarter mark.
The race was the most exciting of the evening. Seven of the eight starters were bunched together at the three quarter mark with Peggy Ellis and Jennie Kalmuclr moving up along the outside.
Peggy Ellis shot into the lead on the upper turn but Jennie Kal- muck moved up in the stretch to win by half a length in a driving finish.
Bud's Echo and Peggy Ellis pro- vided most of the opposition for Jennie in the second dash. Bud's Echo went into the lead on the first turn and led to the stretch only to be nosed out by the Kal- aiuck more at the wire.
Abner Mccraw had little trou-
ble in winning the first and fifth-
dashes. He paced under the wire a good two lengths out front in the first dash with sister Verna, who moved up from last position. finishing second.
Carl Frisco set the race in both the first and fifth dnshes before giving way to Abner Mcciraw at the three quarter mark. Sister
.. Verna. was second by a length and a half in the fifth race.
Feather Duster, Chet Lynn Clev- er and Mary Merk battled for leadership during most of the third d-ash. Feather Duster went into an early lead and remained out front until the upper turn when Mary .Merk moved to the top.
However Marry Monk broke at the tum onto the stretch and Feather Duster. relned by Col. Dan, trotted down the stretch a length ahead of Ohet byn Clever.
Waymark, driven by Don lea- msn. fell during this race. throw- ing driver Seaman heavily to the track. The mishap occurred at the lower turn. Wsymark was ruled
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The seventh duh was won by Mark Mark. she went any in second position and alter beating off an early challenge from Arian- way led the field from wire to win? with leather Dustu; placing second. .
Prince dlong made his move from seoo place at the three quarter pole as be based home a winner in the fourth dash. Money Royal led for the first three quar- ters of a frills. In the stretch Dale
challenge Prince Budlonc but were edged out in s driving finish. , It was Mighty Deb all the way in the eighth race. The Deb mars? covered the mile in 2.5 4-5 with- out being -pushed. Prince Budiong was second and Marion 8- ,thiM
. . SUMMARY
First and Fifth Dashes Abner McG-raw (Shaw) Sister Verna (Moreside) Dean swift (Downe) .. Oarl Frisco (Macihdyen) e gob clsgg (O. Smith) .. Bellhop B. (O'Mears) Renlda (R. MacDonald)
Timeh: 2.10 1-5: 3-13 McG-raw owned by 91'- Bishop and driven by show; pari-mutuels: Plrst dash - saao. sso. 2.90; 87.00. 4.10: 3.30: second dash-88-30. 3-503 3-301 2.76, 2.90; 8.50.
Second and sixth Dashes Jennie Kalmuck (Letoher) Bud's Echo (E. smith) Peggy Ellis (Stead) Miss Palll (Shaw Tartan (Moreside) sunny 3. (Bernard) Anyway (Llewellyn) Derrick (3. Kennedy) .
Times: 2.19 4-5; 2.1. Jennie Koimuck owned and driven by LorneDLetcher; 'pari - mutuels:
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3.30; 88.80; second dash-33.90, 2.90. 2.20; 88.60, 2.70: 82.50.
Third and Seventh Dashes Feather Duster (Macxinnoni Mary Merk (Bemple) . Chet Lynn Clever (Shaw) Joandale (C. Smith) Rajah Hanover (Moreside) Arionway (Oud-more) .. . Royal soott Jr. (Llewellyn) Waymark (Seaman) dnf ro.
Times: 2.15 1-5; 1.16 1-5: Feath- er Duster owned and driven by Col. D. A. MacKinnon: Mary Merl: owned and driven by Earl Sem- pie; pari-mutuels: First dash - 313.60. 4.80. 7.20; 10.70. 17.00: 35.90; second dash-88.30. M0. 2.70; 04.50. 3.70: 04.00.
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Prince Budlong (Cudmore) 1 2 Mighty Deb (Letoher) 7 1 Dale R. (Stead) .. 2 5 Marion I. (L. Kelly) , 1 5 Miss Donna Mae (Bernsr . 4 3 Belle Budlong (MacDonald) 0 7
Times: 2.18 2-5; 2.15 4-5; Prince Budiong owned and driven by H. P. Cudrnore: Mirhty Deb owned "id driven by Lorne Letcher; parl-mutuels: Pirstdaeh -sa.2o, 050- 3-303 34-00. 3-70: 87.00: second dash-812.10. 5.30, 4.10; suo, 2,90;
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