TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

' I SEPTEMBER 26. 1953

lack stretch

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,other Castlcton horses, during

the recent Hazel Park, Mich.. meeting. Both were consistent winners. Inglis ordered the purse won by Abbasong be forfeited and redistributed to the second, third and fourth horses in the race. He also said he was turn- ing the record of the Abbasong ,case over to Wa ne Count (Dc- unfh 300'" Wli-h him-33-00,troiti prosecutor; office fol: 'pos-

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ers. eight that went will be a good

speed from Gulf. We wish them,

sure our readers will best of we know the competition will be keen. Some of the best stables in Ontario and Quebec are there.

them.

changed hands

Play Lady Bird 2.10 V4.

17,

given Giasitow. stable You'll See, Forever Yours Guy and Paladale. all owned by who it. will nice summer.

Mr. remembered, paid a visit here this

owners Smith Woodstock, has gone also Bob

driver of this by air for Lexington. where, O'Brien stable. Len has bccn one leading drivcrs

nets Raceway. Montreal. Accom- panying them was Lorne Letcher and Ike Moreside, and together

These,

the

the

A good

Safe by

and will no

Blair who

by

MarMillan,

Our Woodstock

stable,

Brown, Briiion's

wood .11., that Woodstock

prominent there.

was Dell'it t,

cord. She J. Henry

2.13 As been

Just Lucky in in 1.05 3'5.

week he has raced him

tainly made paccr. A IN won at

Len O'Mr-ara,

he will

of the

with the up previously. representation of Garden of the

three-year-old last week when R. L. MacMiiian, Calgary, bought Playdale,

by Colonel Aubrey With limited which started in May, Play Sate rapidly improved and was one of the most admired young trottr-rs at the Charlottetown won the Three Year Old Trot Fu- turity at Summerside, Septcmbcr doubt go on in take a fast record eventually. All her training this season has been Andrew, has in

track. She

also

correspondent gives us the news that Dominion D., 2.09 4'5, formerly Herb Lindsay, won his first start for in Quebec. the

owned by Woodstock,

The largcst at

while stable has moved in Saint John where Al Langilie is, now racing. The two horse stable of Charlie Rose is at Blue Bon- nets. Montreal. It includes Hedge- won for Kiilam at Frcilcrii-ion in 2.13 2 horses were Rettys wnn the first race of the day al- that meet in 2.16 3 Sun ncw rc- drivcn by and Mr. VVitt also won the (lrri (lash willi last half iiicntionetl free-lepgcd and

a good job of this of other events were Fredericton by stock horscs, summnrics of which we had in our notes last week.

city. leaves Koiitiicky,

join the

caretak- all faithful attention

racing

Others that he has

trottcr

dang

2.13 3.-'5 at Charlottetown,

naming trainer

liters, and he gave the

Winston Taylor, a mark

well known performers as

Voy 2.09 (V5, owned by

New . his gave a new record

taking pains and

be

long fiilly

rccorfis

and improvement in has resulted from

likc Pop Geo-rs. a man words and we given the opportunity

make good.

he

has new Jim

his

From S. gcricton, we have 'l.inhn E. ikce Girl. afternoon and

the

Quebec.

. - inc ' Lorne (" in

M Barrit-aii's lover this spring to be Fcclnrtii. She was all right ;ni::ht before when .but was dead I ask-rd him if they tiny ii hr-re iv i th

dri

icry Princes:

through for the year.

mi ii Dr

Dfhilicr foal home from the

and the filly certainly has ii-nil this year and is a This colt is by Federal

last called Bonnie Federal.

Hcnry rer-

Xi'ootl- 3ml' Some of ,'Cape Breton left past week to join the conlinizc-nt already Eiiic Bonnets Raceway, in thc Criisziticr Lyn

during known today

3" Chief 2.09 us,

in thc.

Mariam" for -””:l 'L",'l-l"Tl", Hit: nie MacDonald will have

L: I

v('hicf 2.04 15 and the

Macdonald Bria: Trophy last year and "ill year. He had the largest stable at the Charlottetown track season and gave careful and to every one of his horses 'and several of them

present tab is 208 V5. the fast- est time made here by a locally bred mare for quite a long time. made good with include Royal Scott Jr.. own- ed by Gregory and MacLean. that he gave a new trotting record of im- proving on the work of a good that raced him at Yoii- green paccr Fiudfiy O'Connor, owned by of 2.15. Besides the above he raced such Ros- alie llooper 2.11 2f5. Billy Mc- Dr. Temple Hooper, and Essa, owned by Mrs. James Poulton, that he of 2.11 N5. Len has an infinite capacity for watches shoeing of his horses very care- their this

the

and his training methods. He of few feel confident that will

Thane Belyea, Fred- following: Forbes, owner of Yan- tlie office told me that Yan- ,kcr Girl died about a week ago farm. He sent her bred to the they fed her, the next morning. were going Shamrock 'i'iioiir:li(s, and he said they were has ibroiigiit Bc.vo's Orphan Annie and pasture

done beauty. and Henry Bishop has sold Dot Cash to Jos. cph Hughes of Fredericton. N. B." Thanks, Thane, glad to hear from

this

He

the bestl horses the

Maritime stabled Montreal. Worrcli Lewis stable are Jenny B Miss Judy Hal 3, 2.09 and Shining Hour 2.10 N5. Ran- Lucky H trotter .'.1a.xsi'olt 2.08 1'5. owned by F. WOOD lSLANDS'CARlB0L Caticgan and June Bee 2.10 115 rbcinnzing to Munroe & Lavatlc.

ford) won Race 2 and took a new record of 2.17 325, and In Races 5 and 8 Maudine Reamore, owned and driven by N. Mac- Aulay, was 1-2, Mack Stout (P. Cadegan) 3-1, Ohio Hal 2-3, time. an (V5, 2.20 us. Mack Stout ll

, look new records. Perhaps his and we are greatest success W" with the owned by Rudy Kllnger, New 51” "thigh free-legged pacing mare Babe w”'"1"d' success L" Britton, that he has successively , Riven newg,-Eco,-as to And he, Truroa 32nd race program for

the year was marred by a bad accident which happened on the back stretch in the third dash. The closely bunched field had. just rounded the first turn when Jimmie Clegg's rein broke and he hit the rail, driver Connors and horse falling. The horse trailing piled in a heap and Jerry Nelson, driver of Phil Vitaie, had several horses pass over him, also driver George Turner, driver of Dade. and drlvcr Carroll with Royal Tell also went down. Drivers Nel- son and Turner were hospitalized but were released when it was found that their injuries were not serious. The race was stop- ped and rescheduled. then raced between the 5th and 6th events. with al1'the original horses com- ing to the wire. Mr. Haley took driver Turners place and Mr. Pinkney driver Nelson's place. Phil Vitale, like came on strong in the stretch to heat the favorite, Fraser Scott, driven by Clayton M.'icl.eod. Time. 2.21 M5. The owner is Bert Steele. Truro, former noted hockey play- er.

is,

Double dash winners for the night were. Single Streak, (Con- roy) in Races 4 and 7 with Fred- die. Scott (OBrieni 2-3, Nova G.. 5-2. Time. 2.12 SW5. 2.14 US. Single Streak is owned by Alfred MacNeiil, Charlottetown. Races 5 and 8 were won by Seven-Up Dir- cct, owned and driven by Lloyd Walker of Halifax, Resourceful (Maci.eodi 2-2. Time, 2.12 35. 2.14 25. Races 2 and 6-Shelby Vic (McAiduff) l-1, Miss Cherry Valley (Connors) 2-6. Lahey's Dream (Conroy) 3-2. Time, 2.12 25, 2.13 .'il5. Shelby Vic is owned by H. M. Sweeney, Bridgewater. N. 5., and his mile in 2.12 225 . was the fastest performance of is the night and his best since brought to the Maritimes from the Harrisburg Sale last Novem- ber. He was catalogued with a record of 2.10 2X5 taken as a three-yezir-olti over a half-mile I track last season ' and the con- " signor stated that he was sound. had the best of manners, had been timed quarters in 29 U5 sec- at onds and was eligible to the 222 Face. in Race No. 1 Junior Hal and another old timer Doctor L. ., were 1 and 2 respectively. Time, 2.15 35. Junior Hal WES ririvcn by Clayton MacLeod and his owner is the well known E. Whalcn of Amherst. Doctor L. B. racetl as a three-year-old in 1242, and had winning brackets in five of his seven starts, izikim! a re-

FERRY SERYlCE Joscriaie (-iansrnan 2.09. Cobble- mm M 2.12 on mp not. He was (Sailings June lath to Sept. 28th 23:0” 2ijh1ll1'2”('K)1'E:i,;r”mEic 2391 2'5l' brought to Prince Edward Island lnclusivoi Hanqnrd old 115' Vail"! h oonpd by James Power in 1943, Daily including Sundays- hv L109 Vj!"D wide mfie. Power sold him to parties in. Qiilndard Tm” roll llaSAP'l(in(0lP8VI.aplllCPrOl)l. 238- Cape Brown when he. W” "C-

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1;-mm Each jgrmingl, muwd by Dwk L ue d L ed foi seiciiii years an 'I am., 9 a.m., 11 am. 1 p.m.: 1-),m,.,m M,,,.Dnnal2-HS sznguangg turned over to the pace: He hns 3 pm' 5pm ms is and D Ratcliford mu "”"”"Iy mm” ' hmdl an 1 " ' ' 1” ' '. i ' . h . . masznvarroxs: May be made handlc toion 2.11 215 and Hand- 9”” "Ce Orfiw

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(1'-First. and Second sailings,-Vii-mil "1 iii? S)'finc.V Sports , . um 151, mm from each terminal cach,W'ilF8 WM pared by Richard Jab- :;;:,::.5gOr:i(ighi':' Dob, owned and morning. i"1p"5 ,x'.l""dhm:'k (D' Rmcmardl driven by Lorne Lctcher was 1-2. (2)-F0? P9Ti5h”hi”3 Hndilur LlV9' 1"” F.r'dny "mm WIN" hp wlm Billy Riidiong with driver Col- stock in truck loads on any ill” hrfl msh, 0' me Iealurpd lins subbing for injured owner sailing. ilinjp PM A” in 2'08 4:5" Lucky Rziinnir MacDoiinld, was , 3-1- (3)-For all sailings on saiuxiiiiyliimi '””"””'l”"” W” 2 "ill Drivr-it Collins trial to make it and Sunday until June 12ili.i1l”"C 3"" 3- in the 7th Raw with -,,, H... 1,... .i...i. but could not For Daily Report listen to CFCY ll” 53”” ii?” W799 hm?” and had to take. back to third nut wean," Brondcasteuh .ve(,ki(i'rl1S.S0d the wire. abreast it-illiipmmonl ynghfv Dch had the day. innrzunrd ID. MacDonald) win- wirim Wmd, 'm.(.,(.,.m, Abner ning by a nose from Prince 'M(,Gmw-g (Shaw) 1;-ad in the CATCH AN F.Al'll.Y CROSSING ijllnplcvrnii. (Carroll). Lucky Chief i”ML.h in m,. 5”, dash it-1111 the AND AVOID DELAY' iiim ha”: ” hmdr 'IEl":)9- 2'11)” 45' ssiiic fit-id Biilv Riidlonl: WW9” ii nngiiarr is nwnct y um-,-in if , I .M,.fi,.1d Ind Non',rnUMnEm.AN1) hla.-Donalrl. The iiwttcr Flaxscotl ,',!,lf:'i,,,'”;,,”,l,',';,'l,,l,ll".,QI,h.,,,.., lengths FERRIES LIMITED, W." Riv" 1 W1 4 W ownvc xii. finish in .. new mom or ('ifit'Pn1P. .1. Cadogan, Vnlnn in, in 3,5. In ma 2nd dash eight Charlottetown. P. IE. Island inmlihrordl 22' best time 2'” V5" good irottcrs came toaclh" I" .llurls Boy, owned by William ON, 01 H... nu-9:1 contests of tho .g- iYoiing, and ill on by D. Ratcli- ,.M'50n. nnjah H,mgwr as usual that. way with Jonndtiie (Cud- mnrci well up in second Pill” nnri Jimniie A. iRt-cvcsi 3. III the 6th dash Chet Lyn Clever II-Z. Shawl took the outside roiilc. caught up with Rainli Hanover -shortlv after the half and con.- ocr. imueri in the lead to tie xiir.

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OHARLOTTETOWN Y. M. O. A.

fine of tho fastcst miles of the

your Y. M. C. A.

11,91-g was a good attendance of the Charlottetown Raceway Sat-

urday night anti tho lll3l'l0rlTiaIlf':'IS .1 i

(Rajah Hanover 2, Winnicis Last l iShcai that went a really excel- ;lr-nt race. 3. Joantlale 4. Time

.winning from a

his m.me;.ke,f2.14 25. Ease (0'Meara) 2, Miss

IIIIIIILEOFNOIN

(continued from page ,6)

the season had opened on F tuber Ist, as formerly birds from some covey's would make for disappoint- ing trophies,

Pheasants are not so much in evidence of late but there are 3 lot. of them in some sectlona never- theless. Methinks wet weathn cut into the pheasant crop somewhat but we have enough of them as it is. I-Iuns neat later, July generally before the young show up. and thus escape the cold rain: of May and early June.

Many readers of this column have inquired as to how the beaver and I have fared. Ho left the Ring for keeps about two weeks ago after I had scored three technical knockdowns. The last one pinched

.:L..L...?-.-A-A year-old in 1951.

In the 3rd dash Miss Donna Mae, owned by H. Macintosh. Saint John, and driven by Em- mett Bernard, lived up to her reputation of the week before by good field in

Knox (Moreside) 3. In the 7th dash with the same field Miss Knox made the top and held it with Esso 2. Prince Budiong (Cudmorei 3. Time, 2.14. Miss Knox is owned by Cmdr. G. H. Buntain and was driven by Ike Moreslde. The 4th and 8th dashes were battles between two favor- ite Island pacers, Johnnie Kal- niuck (Kelly) and Babe Britton (0'Meara). Babe, that had won the honors at Summerside on Thursday night had the tables turned by Johnnie Saturday night. A. G. Scott (Moresldel 3-3. Direct Mile (Letcheri 4-4, time. 2.09 U5. 2.12 US. Johnnie Kal- muck is owned and was driven by Walter Kelly, Snuthport.

At Saint John, N. 13.. Wednes-

day night Laurie O'Brien's 14- year-old brown gelding Tru Single (1., showed his heels to

Abbeland (Gougueni, Thelma Lou (Downey). Royal Jr., (Langiiie, Sr.) and R. H. Byrne (Horsemanl when he won the Free For All in 2.11 (V5. the fastest time of the night. The racing card com- prised eighl. single dashes and other winners wereI Harvest Dale, owned and driven by M. Downey, Saint John, time. 2.21: Jean Aubrey (Hayes), owned by Harold Cooper. Saint John, time. 2.19 225; Arrncs 1-lal, owned and driven by VV. l-(eyes. St. Stephen, time, 2.16 NS: Just Lucky (Lang- ilie, Jr.) owned by Tom Stewart. Milltown. time, 2.16 35: Pure Gold, owned and driven by Al Langille, Sr., time, 2.14; Silver

Hanover (StcadI, owned by J. D. Mehan, St, Stephen, fimr, 2.16 (V5, and Dixie Rcile B. (Gallant). owned by L. Aliain, BiICIOIICht'.; time, 2.16 US. -

him pretty bad. The live trap was a joke so I resorted to small spring traps and finally had to switch to the heavy No-8, . . . one that would hold him if fairly caught. It. was set: quite a distance from where he "won repairing the break in the barrier he had constructed across the by-pass. He must have swam into it and got his chest pinched outta solidly. I-Io figured enough was enough and called it quits.

on Thursday evening I went looking for him as I wanted to find out whether he left the

in Wales College on Ocu,b..

at 3.00 p.m. Excellent movi..u",' wildlife. accompanied by a dg,,,,E tive tails, will be iiown by (7,: W. Buchhetstier, Vice-President. 3! the Baciet. Mr. Buchhelstep 1, from New York City. admum fee is 50 cents and the snow hm approximately one and chair how, when our Women's Ihltltufgg dej cido- to sponsor any Ipecific pm, ject,.in this instance our Vlllllbla and hard pressed wildlife, in , foregone conclusion that be.-igncm results will accrue from their unit- ed efforts. This new protect under-

country or was atlllhangingsround. mm' by 0"” Wm?” ll an en- by 9. long shot, He had '-WNW! Sim Ind it is hoped that He had,” Mt the Mum”, all lovers of Nature will patronize

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gone to the head or my dam and built, not one but two dam. on the same stream. Its a toss up which of us has the most land under

water. How he did it in two weeks I do not know. He didn't have a bulldouer of that I am mire. I hope he stays when he. is and if he does we can shake hands and make up, However I have a hunch he's not through with me yet.

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Our hard pressed wildlife now have 3 new champion . . . . . the Women's Institute. Conservation of our Natural Resources has been the aim of our Women's Institutes for ymrs but now protection of our wildlife is been stressed. Aubiidori Screen Tours pl sented by The Prince Edward Island Women's Institutes and the Aubudon Society of Canada will be shown at Prince

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