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THE GUARDIAN.

CHARDOTTETOWN 1

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Sensational Racing Over .Maritime Tracks Marks

Most Successful Season

A Record Racing Season Over Maritime Tracks With A $5,000.00 Free-For-Alli-The Largest Stake Ever Rsrccrl For-Nearly I00 2.10 Or Cotter Miles. Time Counts Paced Season ’s Fastest Mile-2.06 3-5-—Al- Plcsident

ll. J. KENNEDY,

Charlottetolvn Driving

Provincial Dflllblllml an ideal

Park and

so Fastest Trio. Joe O’Brien Is Again Leading Marry §§Z§i°$§iif"i..““i‘i..‘"351? successful

time Driver’ And With His Sensational Reinsman- F”‘“"‘“°“ °' ‘m

ship At Foxboro, Mass., Has Been Declared Leading . l ..

Driver Over U.S. T.A. Tracks In Canada And The U. 5.!‘ $§§‘,‘;;;‘°,,§,,,ﬁ;;f;§;,, m" m,

Iy D. A. MacK.

The performances of Time Counts 2.06 3-5, Scott Spencer 2.07, Vella lo Vella 2.11 2-5, Jean Henley 2.08 1-4, Chuck Worthy 2021-2, Time Tablc 2.03, Tip Abbe 2.051-2 and Ann Clegg 2.11 4-5 featured one of the greatest racing seasons ever in the Maritimes. Time Counts paced fastest mile--2.06 3-5—-and also the three fastest heats 2.07 1-5, 2.06 3-5, 2.08 2-5. Scott Spencer 2.07, Vella la Vella 2.1125 and Jean Henley 2.08 1-4 are the season's leading race winners each having won seven firsts.) Chuck Worthy 2.02 1-2 stepped eight heats in 2.10 or better, sharing honors with Time Counts. Quebec owned Time Table 2.03 won the largest purse ever offered fo- an openyrace in the Maritimes-the $5,000.00 Free-For-All at Monctcn, while Tip Abbe won the Maritime pacing derby at New Glasgow and was the winner of five races when he met with an accident that put him out of racing. Weeks later he showed his heels to the best free-for-allers at Foxlboro, Mass., set- ting up three track records there. Ann Clegg, starting the season without a record, ‘won six races and had the honor of winning the largest stake ever raced for in the Maritimes at Blue Acres, New Glasgow. Although he did not remain to complete the season's racing here Joe O'Brien again has the honor of leading all drivers in the Maritime: in points scored, with George Lewis second, Wor- rell Lewis third and Willard Kelly fourth.

Again we take pleasure in pro eenting to our readers our Re- view of Maritime Harness Racing with the outstanding happenings of the season oi 1947. Two iieiv tracks were ill action-Lower Sack- vllle ncar Halifav, N. 5., and Perth. N. 13., and such popular cantrcs as Fredericton and Wood- stock. N. 13-, resllillcd racing each putting on excellent meetings.

increased racing opPOTYlllllU-‘i we" gffgrdgd ‘iy the installation at a. nlosi. up-lo-daie lighting system at the Cbarlotictcnlll track where the starting gate made its first appearance ill the Marltimes. Thae night. racing events drew large attendances and were very popular with spectators and it i5 expected that other tracks may

Campbell, la next with seven, then McKlyo Cash 2.02_ owned by George B. Gay, Moncton, drivel) by Charles Clark and Joe O‘Brlen, with six, Gay Law 2.07 1-2, own- ed by W. B. Moriarty, Halifax, driven by Angie Allen, Kavola 2.03, owned by P. R. McCormac, Char- lottetown, driven in four of his fast miles by Roy Barnett and one by Joe Hennessey and Tip Abbe 2.05 l-Z. owned by Dudey Patch Driving Club, driven by Joe O'Brien, eecli with five; Wildcat Volo 2.07 3-4, Wilkin 2.08, four; Anti-Aircraft 2.03 1-4_ Carl Frisco 2.03, Cyclonic 2.08 3-4, Harry Dir- ect 2.06 1-4, and Time Table 2.03, three; Delilah 8., 2.09 1-2, Four Freedoms 2.04 l-2, Graham Han-

- -) - put in similar systems. Purses 2:91‘ ikoféllurczgefjmzlzoz’ Plgiixl; were upped and thousand dollar Ridge Al“ 2m 14 Royahuhmw free-for-alls were raced at New Z04 14 wmowk; Pride 206' Glasgow. Charlottetown and Cove- worthy ‘Ermine 2m b‘. two; Bald head. More horses were (rained m“ 209.138“ H_ 2.06 Free “ad: lllld llllmllelglll?“ "m" l“ “Y "' 2.10 out Hanover 2.64 a-s. Jean oent year. Tile total amount rac- Henaev 2m 14 Josedam Hoosier H1 f" “b! ill) ll)’ lllcltlillll’ 120°" 2.07 Stepping ins :i-4, Uhl Abbi: 000 which s an a‘. me l; - t, ' l _ _4 e_

New track records were made in "09 and wamhm 206 3 ' on the three provinces and the great- est number of 2.10 milcs in the history of racing in the Mari- timea was stepped-Alb.

Through the efforts of David Neima, New Glasgow, a Maritime Horaemeirs Protective Association was formed xvii-ll the object. of as- listing drivcrs illlurcd or incapa- citated- it incl will) ell ellcellclll Bridgewater s; st. Stephen s. response. horsemen and tracks MW" swkvm, “d New G135. contributing b wblldbrllble llllld- gow (Union) a; New Glasgow

The sons sounded at syrinev. tl- (Blue Acres). chutilsln, Plctou- Sus- S, June 9th and curled at Nortii Sex 2 ‘m; Montague, North Syd- Sydney, October 29th. Somﬂ 35* lley, Perth and St. John 1. races and ovcr 30 (lashes were ruii off il-l loa days and lush“ mills with a total of over 1,100 heats. Race days were distributed as fol- lows: Nova Scotia 40, New Bruns- wick 34 and P. E. I. '15. Public in- terest was shown by record_ at- tendances at several tracks aiiu practically every worthwhile meet had splendid support. It is eati- lnated that over 400,000 people paid admission and as many other thousands listened over the radio to the vivid accounts of the broad- casters. Excitement (llle to close finishes was as ilsllai intense but arguments ceased when the Judges called for a. Godfrey photo finish and the winner was announced. This has been perhaps one of the

WHERE 2.10 MILES WERE STEPPED

O1 the ninety-six 210 or better miles in the Maritime: Chariotti- town and Monotdn tie far top honors with 12, followed by Syd- ney with 10; Covehead and Wood~ stock 9; Fredericton S: 'I‘ruro 7;

DRIVERS O1" 2.10 MILES

The honor of holding top place as driver of 2.10 miles in the Marl- tlmes goes to Joe 0‘Brien, with 15 to his credit; in second place is Johnny Campbell with l3. (It may be noted that Joe and Johnny tied for honors in 1940 with 1i trips each.) Won-ell Lewia tollolvs with 1o, then Angie Allen with 5. Roy Barnett and Harry Bailey 4 each; B. Burt. J. Giguere. Willard Kelly, J. D. Mehan, Wes Vickers S. Walker, Jr., Dr. Woodcock 3 each: Barnes, Balbo Gould, W Knight, Allison langllle, George Lewis, Cobb Miller, H. Jay, two, and thelollowlng one each, Earle

.loe Hennessey, C. McLeod, Rannle In addition to regular it'll" McDonald, George Reed, A. Rin-

races rnatlnecs were llcld at many we)“, 3M5“;- gmlth um! p, st,

places and contributed much u) Onge_

interest in the sport.

YOBTS.

FASTEST PEEEORMERS 0N NlNETY-SIX luILl-Jsl IN 2.10 915M111"; 11,4035 0R BETTER , SEASON 1941

'I'tle total number of 2.10 or bet- "u"; mum‘ gg;|||un_ ter miles stepped in the Marltimes wAqgH-{M 103 3.4 ¢w_ 390d), in i947 hit an nil-time 111211-95- l Owned by Alderman Frank Adams, belne 13 more lblll) 11w $685011 '11 Halifax. July i0-!loodstock—2.09 1946. For the fifth consecutive 1_5_ season n Nova Scotia owned pacer pug"; yum; gg|||¢||._ heads the list, tilts time there ba- ing two to carry off the honors.- The pair to receive the plaudits are Chuck Worthy, 2.02 1-4, owned b)‘ 1-5, Hurry Hlrsvb- Bulbs)’. driven lb Fastest Trotting Gelding- aix of his fast miles by Johan, 1,315; gggwgg gm 3-4 (w_ Lew, Campbell and 1n 1W0 by Gwree is). Owned by Don Cadegan. (slut. LOWE. and Time Counts 2.08 3-5. Bay. Sept. 1B—-Coveheed-2.10 3-5 owned by P. J. Cadegan. Glace Fastest Peeing Geldlng- -

Owned by George Cauchlﬂz, Que

Bey, and driven by Worrell Lewis TIME COUNTS 2.0a 3-5 (W with eight miles each. Scott Bpen- lewla). Owned by P. J. Carlegan, oer 2.07, owned by Harry Hirsch. Glace Bay. Sept,

1'I—Covehead- l

lymlef, and driven by Johnrly!2.06 s-s.

Avery. Charles Clark. Billy Hood. i

TIME TABLE 2.03 (J. Glguere). ‘ bee, P. Q. July 2.'>—Moncton—2.07

Old lloliie Wcck and Provincial

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Brldsepblci‘, N. s. ol-t. QT-LOWEI

Old Pacer-

BILLY McVEY 2.1a 4-5 (w. Craig). Owned by Dr. Temple Hooper, Charlottetown. Sept. 5- Charlottetown-215 4-5.

Fastest Maritime Broil 'l‘rotting Golding-

QUAKER/S BOY 2.14 3-5 (J. Conroy). Owned by George ‘Turn- er, Dartmouth, N. S. Sept. 10- Charlotteto\vn--2.l4 3-5.

Fastest Trotting Marc-

Marion L. 2.11 3-5 (T. Sample). Owned by (irorge Sample, Kcn siilgtoli, P.E.l., Jilly 3(J—Cu\'clicad --:.ll Fastest Pacing Illurc—

KAVOLA 2.06 1-4 (R. Barnett). Owned by P. R. hlcCormac, Char lottetowii. Jilly 3()—Susscx—2.0S Faqest Marmme and Pacing 3'5 i Gelding-

FlSltlSl YOU!’ Yell!‘ Olll Pélltltl'— l scohy BUDLONG 2J0 2_5 (T FOUR FREDDO-“S 3114 1'2‘ Weir). Owned by C. E. English, (Knight). Owiicll by George Reechl pjcwu, N_ 5_ July 15_p1¢you__2_10 Fort Fairfielci. Maine. Sept. 9- g-5_ Ff‘€ClEl"lCt0n—2,i)8 4-5. Fan"; Maritime Fastest Maritime Mark

Yel" o"! Pwl- MARION 1.. 2.11 s-s (T. Sample). VELLA LA VELLA 3111 2-5 lﬁ- Owned by George Semple, Ken-

Bred Trotting Owned Fo u:

Slveﬁleyl- Owned by Hebe!‘ sington, P.E.I., July 30-—Covehead sweeney, Bridgewnter. Sept. 26-— __2_11 3-5_

Brldgew'ater~2.l12-5. Also fastest pug"; Mal-Mme an‘; pun-l; four year old pacing mare. Mark

MAY BUDLONG 2.10 2-5 (A. Long). Owned by G. E. Hartt, 5t. John. N. B. Sept. io-Fredericton -2.l0 2-5.

ELEANOR G. 2.10 2-5 (C. 0‘Brlen). Owned by Urban Gillis. Mlscouche, PEI. July its-Cove- head—2.10 2-5.

JUNE MORNING 2.10 2-5 (G. MacDonald). Owned by George MacDonald, Mermaid P. E. l. July 30—Covehead—2.10 2-5.

Fastest Maritime New Performer Pacing Mare- '

ANN CLEGG 2.11 4-5 (G. Call- beck). Owned by George A. Call- beck, Sunlmerslde. Aug. iii-Char- lottetown-lll 4-5.

Fastest New Performer Trotting-

MACK STOUT 2.14 (W. vickersi. Owned by A. A. Jniiblec. North Sydney, Aug. ZS—-'1‘rllro—2.14. . Fastest Mile Paced in Maritlnlrv Season 104k.

TIM") COUNTS (W. Lewis). ;O\Vll€(l by P. J. Cadcgan. Glace Bnv, N. S. Sept. lT-Covcheadl-

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2.06 3-5.

l947—

[Pasiest Mile Trotter] In ltlaritlmes

WATYIl-IIM 2.06 3-4 (W. H001)

STREAK 2.12 (H. Spcilce). Owned by Harley Spence,

_George Callback, Summerside, P.

Owned by Alderman Frank Adams. glilzliifnx. JuIy lil-Woodstock-ZOJ l-S.

Fastest Three Ill-ills , ltfi-srltinles l947— l 'I‘IME COUNTS 2.06 3-5 (W. lbewis). Olliicd by P. J. Cadcciin, "Glace Bay. Sept. l7—Covellead-- 2.07 l-5; 2.06 3-5; 2.08 2-5.

Stepped ln

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MARITIME RACE WINNERS ' The season of 1947 saw a. record

l number oi events raced over Mari- 17 at Colveheadilm 1'5’

TIME COUNTS 2.06 3-5 (W. Lewis). Owned by P. J. Oadegail, Glace Bay, N, s, in ltfarltimes season of 1947, Sept. 17 at Covehend, P. E. I.—2.06 3-5—and paced fastest three hows S , 2.0a 3-5. 2.0a z-a. ‘ “i-

Riaced fastest m5,

(Own er Cadegan is shown in sulliy),

time tracks. the total number be~ int! 364 and 32 dashes with over 1,100 heats contested. Competition for first honors was veiy lcee and resulted in a tliree-corncrcil tie between Jean Henley 2.08 i-4. owned by A. W. Miller. Puillvtisli. N. 5-. driven by Chester Smith. (Jean Henley also won a match race), Scott Spencer 2.07, owneu , l by Harry Hirsch, Sydnex N‘ s" Winners of five races-Jerry driven by Johnny Campbely and Lee Volo 2.10, _Judd 2.07 1-2, Tim: Vella la Vella 2.11 2-5. Owned and, Clllllm 2-06 l-v- Tlv Allllb 2'05 l-‘l driven by Helm. Sweeney 31.1mm (also one match race), Togo Bars water, N. s., with seven firsts each. 2'12 3’5~

Second place with six wins each Winner!‘ °l m" Ta°“5“'Bar°“ went to the four pacers, Ann Clegg 2-11- 3mm“ 59m" 2-14) Chink 2.11 4-5. owned and driven bv wmthy 392 1'4~ Dill“? °l “Flam i 2.12 4-5, Eva Worthy 2.12 l-5, Free Trade 2.10. Lee Brewer 2.06 11-4,

E. I., Delilah B. 2.09 l-2, owned by Walker and Ha_vmiin,_st. Staph-

cll, drivers Wlillcer and Burt, Gay, Law 2.07 1-2, owned by W. B.‘ Moriarty, Halifax, driven by Angiei Allen and Single Streak 2.12,

owned and driven by Harley

spencc. Brldgewatcr. Others win-

ners are as follows:

NIGHT iiiiclmi srnnrs

fauna 19TH

ll. (I. KEIIEIY, President

SCOTT SPENCER 2.07 (J. Campbell). Owned by Harry Hirsch, Sydney, N. S. Winner of seven races over Maritime tracks in 1947, tying with Jean Hen ley 2-08 1-4 (C. Smith) aimed by KW. Miner. Pus- Wash. N.S., and Vella la Vella 2.ii 2-5, owned and driven by Heller Sweeney. Btidlzewllltl". N. a. The above pnccrs were the winners of the most races over Maritime tracks the P851 $011500-

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Dates To Remember - - - (OLD HOME WEEK RACING PROGRAM

. The Mariiimes Outstanding Ra

May Budlong 2.10 2-5. Princess Kalmuck 2.15, Talugl 2.11 2-5, Wildcat Volo 2.07 3-4, Worthyl Ermine 2.09 1-4. Winners of three Kalmuck 2.16 2-5_ 3-4. Dick Budlcmg 2.19, Doctor Wilson 2.13 2-5 (also one dash), Frank Dillard 2.11 1-5, Iola Hen- ley 2.11 3-5, Jerry Griittali 2.12 Lady Hal 2.11 3-4. Mary A. Rea- more 2.15 l-2, McKlyo Cash 2.02, Miss Cleo Dale 2.23, Miss Mar lorie Hal 2.15. Prince Marine 2.12 2-5, Rilla Bars 2.16 4-5, Budlong 2.10 2-5, Starlight Eelips=

Winners of two races-Alcyoiin 2.08 l-4 (also one dash), [inti- Aircraft 2.03 1-4. Billy P. C. Park-l

Calumet June 2.15, Calumet the Great 2.21 l-5, Uirl Frisco 2.73, Dale H‘. 2.06, Jlii-"lll G. 212 (also dash), Donald G. 2.15 3-5,

Grace Abbey 2.11 (also

2.17, Harry Direct 2.00 1-4, Jean- ette Dale 2.13 3-5 (also dash), Jennie Kalmur-k 2.19, -r.llli!_v 2.05

Kavola 2.08, Lyllmlte 2.12 i-5, Mack , Pingo 2.13, (also match Mack Stout 2.14, Marguerite Rose 2-13 l-5. Marion L 2.11 3-5, Mary Merk 2.12 4-5, May Todd 2.12 3-4. Mary Ellen 2.14, Milton Bildiailg 2.13, Miss Knox 2.11, Mls. Peggy bee 2.14 2-5, Molly Bars 2,18, 2. Money Maker 2.10 3-4_ Mr. Philip

y5ce5._3ud l 2.14. c. Harry Budlong 2.1a 4-5, 2m- Tllle H111 2.06. Ulll Abbe m. Cyclonlc 2.031 Clyde Hbiivver 2.08 3-4. Cochato

FRET. Corpﬂral Olvcll 2.18 2-5. (18511). Daisy Blldlong 2.15, Di , Dean (Antiganisll, no time glveilzi: PACERS'_

B00101‘ Bildloni: 2.17 2-5. Doctor 1,. . B- 113 3-4. (dash race), 2'5‘ Calumet lune

2.1a. i 2-5. Ensign Joe 2.11 a-4, Fiesta

Scott)’ Abbe (Ailtlgoilisb no time glzzilty 2'15: c’ Hurry Budkmg ‘Sim’ inure Abbe 22o Eleanor s 216 2'27 “F216 “s; c°l°“°l m“

' ' " ' ' (Mclgogald) 2.13-2.12 4-5; Cm.

V010 2J9’ F] ‘ D. _ _, Pﬂra wen (Jabblee) 2.19-2.15

o" m“ 21° l" Z-ﬁ: Clblglea Harvester (Wood.

Freddy Chief 2.19, Gertie Rea. more 2.20 (dash rlicc), Goldie Duds er 2.20, Bonnie Dale 2.13 4-5, Buck 1 2.18 2-5, Gily Harvester 125 (dash P. c. Grattan 2.17 z-a‘ (also 'lasl*.), l race). Helen 512111111 2.19 4-5. (dash race), Wlthrow 2.12 11-4, Janet Butt (An-- llBonish. no time given), Jimmie. G Dudy l A. 2.20 (Night race), (losedale Clip- Budlong 2.16 3-5, George R. 215,; 1161' 208-1-2, Joscdiile Hoosier 2.07, dlish),l Josedale Victory Miss 2,17 1.5, Graham Hanover 2.08. Hallbilrtom Kelly's Nightmare 2.14 (dash race). Kentucky Babe 2.22, King 3mg. tan 2nd, 2.21 2-5, (dash race), Kip Abbe 2.11 1-4, Lady Allen‘ Peters l-4, June Morning 2.10 2-5_ Jllllio. 2.31, Lady Rose 2.13, Lee McKillop Hal 2.14 4-5. Just Betty 2.10 3-5. 2.09, Lee's Nightmare 2.13, Louis" Finso 2.15 4-5. Lucky Lady 2.11 race). 2-5. Lucky Pal 2.16 2-5 (also dash). Lusticia 2.13, Mac Marjorie Budlong 2.12 3-4 (night racer Marjorie Hanover 2.12 i-S. Maudene Budlorllz 2.18. May Wes; Hanaver 2.26 1-2. ' Merle Direct

night race), Miss Bertha Masters I

2.ii, My Patruer 2.0.1) 1-5 (aisol2.l1 z-s, Miss BrKlQliTel-YiISVTrlnT ililzbt race), o. u. Volo 2.10 (-3, race), Miss Donna Mlle 2.26 (hi1. Peter-at-Coiirt21l l~2, Pctcr Eud- Dale 2.29 (aasil race), ',,?,,},“’ long 2.10, Prince Budlong 2,11, Wyeth 2.12 3-4, Nell KﬂiYllLlCl-f n; Purple Valley 2.11 2-5, Quick Lick a-4. (also night race), p.53" 2.15 (also dash), Ruth Direct 2.21, Worthy 2.18 2-5, (dash race) O i‘ Sliced Hanover 2.15, Steamboat V010 2.20 3-5, Pearl Dil-eit 2.16. Steve Hanover 2.14 3-5, Step l-2, Peerless Hanover 2.14 lib D1118 2-06 3-4, Symbol Harry 2.09 Peter Piper 2.07 l-2 Pine Ring: l-4, Traffic Grnt-tan 2.10 3-4, Try- Alex 2.06 l-4, Previous 2.13 (dash on 2.16, Wait N‘Sce 2.11 l-5, race), Professor Clegg g_gg_ Queen!‘ widow's Pride 2.0a, Wilk"n 2m). Dewey 2.16, Redwood Grrlliall m Winners of one rzlcc—-Agnes Hal 2-5, Reid's Trinket 1,27 3.5 Rota 2.19 1-2, Anne K. Dewey 2.1a (also Mae 2.04 l-2, Romeo 2,03 1-‘; .3150 dash), Argot Pointer 2.14 3-4, Bllld ("ell PM). Rbwll-bt-Liilv 2.04 l-l Ritz 2.09, Beaverdale 2.1a, (also “d” "S" lace). Royni Jim 2.15 dilSll), Billy Cont] 2.15, Billy MC- 3'4 "m" 1M8). Royal Tell 2.16, Vcy 2.15 4-5, (also (lash), Bol) Dale Sandy D 209' s" To" 3117 l-2, 2.19 l-4. Bonn Beau 2.10, Bonnie Sh’ 1'1"“ 2"“ 219- $11" Flﬂlicls Budlong 24m’ Bowden square 2M Drake 2.17 3-5. Silver Hanover 2.16, 4-5, (also dash), Bright Spot 2.0a s“"°’ X i“ *2- slll" lllblby l-4, Bumper Joe 2.15, C. Albert 2'13 1'2. The 33k" 2-96 1-4. Tile Budlbne. 2.12 3-5_-Cariiation Lalfw Gm“ Q m? l-Y- Time Table

Vvliibhe 2.12 1-4. Watcliim 2.00 Princess 2.13, colleen Adam 2.12, 3'4‘ Wmnk’ Sm“ “l 1'5- Colonel Dan 2.12 4-5, (also match REDUCED “Ecolms

(Record first shown is ma)‘; Bl? beginning of season).

(dash race), Dale B. 2.18 1-5 (also

Bllildy Bbdlbna (Stead) 2.18-2.17 (Clark) 2.16-

223 1-~l—-2.12 l-5; Daisy Blljlljjllx (McIntyre 2.17 1-4-215; Doctor Budlonli (B. Le\vis) 2.13-2.17 2-5. Doctor Wilson (R. Olanrl) 215- 2.13 2-5; Duke of Hyland (liar. rison) 2.16 1-2-212 4-5: Eleanor . (C. O'Brien) 2.11-2.10 2-5; En- ﬁlen Joe (Bailey) 2.1a l-2-—2.ll s-s, Fieeta Volo (Jones) 2.20-2.19; Free Trade (C. McLeod) 2.ii- 2.10; Helen Budlong (L. O'Brien) 2-27 l-2-2.25 2-5; loin Henley (Mc- Donald) 2.13-4.11 3-5; Jerry Grattan (Hankinson) 222-4212; June Morning (G. MacDonald) 2.1a 1-2-—2.10 2-5; Just Betty (D. Seaman) 2.13-2.10 3-5; Just Fllcka (Cuclmore) 2.15 3-4—2.l5; feel Nightmare (J. O'Brien) 2.13 3~4— 2.13; Lucky Lady (Hill) 227-41‘! 2-5; Marguerite Rose (J. MacDon- ald) 2.14-2.12 l-5; Mary A. Rm- more (E. Scmple) 2.17 - 212 4-5;

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Jack Clyde 2.14, Jlcob

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33. Mickey Budlong 2.16, (also

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