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HALLFAX. N. S., Nov. 18.—'1‘he horse racing season of 1925 showed many gratifying results. One in par- tlculnr was that 40 horses entered the 2.30 list. with one exception the largest. number ever known 1n one season in the Maritime iProv- lnces. Five years ago there were 46 newcomers. During the season 18 horses already ln the list reduced their records, 39 regular meetings were held during the year and 20 matinees. both being an increase over 1924. There was more extreme

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‘ ‘ T. (speed than the previous year with a Danchlg lthe fastest mile in 2.05%, 11 heats Sireni from that to 2.10, and. 74 from

2.10% to 2.15, or 20 more than the season preceding. There were 239 heats from 2.15%, to 2.20. 160 from

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Six track records were broken, or established. Plucky Dillard, 2.08%, by Hal Dillard. owned by W. A.

Lad|e._y°u must Moore, Kentville. N. S., and driven m,“ Mm g by Armstrong, lowered the rezcord over the Kentville track to .15;

Longest, 2.06%. by Dillon Axworthy owned by A. A. Stewart and P. Con- roy, Charlottetown. P. E. 1., estab-

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, , jby Major Stratum, owned by E. Dons Ronald Aileen "l-lennessy. Brooklyn. and driven by ) '- Curry, made a. new record at Am-

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'z.101,4, by Direct 11a], owned by -Dr. D. J. Hartigan, New Waterford, and driven by Charlie Sweet. set the new track record at Antigonish. N. S., at 2.15%; Battonette, 2.15%. by Bingzlra, owned and. driven by |W. A. Rudderham, Sydney, lowered ‘the Port Elgin record to 2.15%, and lthe trotting record for the Sydney ,track to the same time.

I A feature oi‘ the season was the establishing of several new colt ‘records. Peter Keyes. bay colt, by ‘Peter Potenlkln, owned by Hig- gins Bros, St. Stephen, N, B.. pac- ed a. mile against time at St. Ste- phen in 2.22%, the fastest time ever made by a two-year old in the (Maritime Provinces; Peterkin. by

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. year old. pacing record at Wood- " istock. N. 13., to 2.13%, replacing itille 2.17% of Don Q. Jr., which had

stood for some years. Gleaming Silk.

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Willis, Lawrence, Mass, and driven |by "Red" Hanafln, reduced the -foull year old trotting record of .2-14%- held by Bonnie Girl, to 2.13% at Chatham, N. 13.. Gleaming (Silk also made another new record lwitb her mile in 2.13%, being the fastest ever made by s. trotting imare on a Maritime Province track.

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son, St. Stephen, and driven by Keyes, ‘with here mile in similar time at St. Stephen. were the. fast- est 3 year old trotting fillies of the season on Provincial track. ' a The fastest horse of the year bred in the Maritime Provinces was the gelding Mac Aubrey, owned by Wel- lington McNeil. Summerslde, P. ~E. 1.. who won a first heat at Chur- lottetown in July in 2.14%; Helen Aubrey was the fastest green mare and the fastest new performer with her mile in 2.16%; Gwendolyn Aubrey, the fastest three year old. and Miss Simmassie. the fastest mare among the Province brads. Peter Stratton. owned by W. R. Brass. Collingwood Corner, N. S., with his mile in 2.17%, at Parrs- boro. N. S. was the fastest green gelding bred in the Provinces. Sil- ver Bell. 2.16%, is the fastest Prov- ince bred lrotter of the season; Mac Cresceus. owned by fra D. Carr, Covehead. P .E. 1.. driven by Hooper with his .mile in 2.18% is the fastest trotting gelding.

A noteworthy incident was that a dozen stallions were competitors in. the 152 races held during the Sea- son. and not one bred in the Prov-

Yarmouth. September 80, 222% x.

Ruby Aubrey, (t),-ch. m. ‘by Cap- tain Aubrey, (winrace 2.26%. P01‘! Elgin. September 12) Summersido, P. E. 1., July21 2.22%.

iPeter Reyes, (Dl- b c, 2, by Peter Potemkin. ‘St. Stephen, ‘N. B., Sep- tember 3. 2.22%. _ I

Marie Forbes. ‘ (p), b m, by .1, Malcolm Forbes, .(winrace..2.2_6,%, Amherst, August 16) New~ Arman, August. "19. 2.22%. ' ‘ '

The Northern Knight. (t). 3, b g, by The Northern Man, Presuue Isle September 1, 2.22%,

Joe Nolles, (t), blk. g.’ by Fred- arnp. lChatham. N. Bi, September 27, 2.28%.

Baron Aubrey, (t), b g. by lCap- tain Aubrey, (winrace 2.24%. Yar- moutib, N. S, October 1) Yarmouth, September 29. 2.28%.

Doris Kipp (p); lb m. by Rudy Kip, A ‘- , ‘, August 26. 2.28%.

Tim Murphy- b h. Chatham. Sep tember 24, 2.23%.

Evelyn Aubrey, (P), b m, by Cap- tain Aubrey, Fredericton. July 22. 2.22%.

Eileen Aubrey, (p), b m, by Cap taia Aubrey, Halifax. September 7, 2.24%.

Aubrey McKinney, (D), b ln, by Captain Aubrey. Chatham. June 24, 2.24% x.

Laddie, (p), b g, by Marshall M. Kentvlile. August 26, 2.24% x. ,

Peter Glenwood. (l1). b g. (‘Will race 2.28, Memrancook, August. 1) Moncton. September 7, 2.26%.

Maud Axworthy, (t), b m. by Mat Axworthy, Moncton September 7,

laces entered the 2.80 list. The fastest tibree heat race of the season. which was on the three‘ heat plan. was won by John 11.1 Braden ill his Fredericton race in’ 2.05%, with Au-to Pace winning the’ third heal, in 2.08. The fastest reg-. ular three heat race was Won ‘by| Dan Hedgewood, 2.04%, owned by Woodstock Driving Club. and driv- en. by Toole in. Wioodstock lu z.nl/.,| 2.11% and 2.11%. Earl North, driv- en by Willard, won tlhe fastest four heat race of the season. also at Woodstock, N, B.. in 2.12%, 2.12%. 2.13%.; Red Line, owned by Gal- lagher and Hammond, Woodstock, driven by Tcole. winning the third heat in 2.14%. Den Hedgewood has the fastest five heat race to his credit, winning the junior free-for- all at Chatham, N. 13., in July in 2.11 2.11%. 2.14%; The“ Tank. 2.12%. owned by Dr. L. D. McIntosh, Hart- land, N, 3., winning the third [heat in 2.12%, and Willard taking the fourth heat with Saccharoee in 2.13%. The fastest six heat race of the year was at St. Stephen. N. 13.. Doctor Gano, 2.10%. driven by 5.; Rice, won the first and third heats in 2.15% and 2.16%; Reyes with Roqua F; won the second in 2.16%. and McBride with Little Bondsman, 2.11%, wontille next three in 2.18%‘. 2.17 and 2.23%. '

The fastest three heat race won by a trotter was by Battonette at Charlottetown. P. E. 1., in 2.16%. 2.15% and 2.15%. Gleaming Silk won the fastest. four heat trot at Chatham in 2.13%. Helen Witt, driven by Keyes, capturing the third heat in 2.15%. Alfred King's

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(fastest ever made by a mare ‘bred ‘in the Provinces on a half-mile {track in this section. Bonnie Girl. iby Peter Setzer, driven by W. H iNevers, equalled a Maritime rec- lord, her mile in 2.13% at Frederic- iton. N. B., dividing the honor of making the fastest mile by s. trot- ting mare on a Provincial track. The fastest mile of the year was ‘by John R. Braden. 2.02%. At. the Jilly nleetlng at Fredericton, N. iB.. .. s ..--..iirivell by John \Vlllt1rd. Braden,

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Presque Isle, Jilalne, and driven by Willard, paced the fastest mile ‘by s. mare in 2.12% when she won the ‘junior free-for-all at Fredericton- War Dance, owned by Higgins Bros, and Keyes, St. Stephen, and

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in July, in 2.18%. Helen pubrey, owned by 1-1. J. Fulton. Stewiacke. N. 8., and driven by Smith, was the fastest green mare winner at St. Stephen in September in 2.16%. It fell to the lot of s three year old. Peter, The Tramp to be the fastest green stallion, He is owned by W. G. Feawick. Bslhurst, N. 11., and driven by Johnny Conroy. won at Woodstock. N. 13., in 2.18%.

Gleaming Silk and Bonnie Girl were the fastest trooters of llie season with their miles in 2.13%, at Chntham. ‘N, 13., and Fredericton, N. 13., respectively, Longest. 2.06% was the fastest trotting stallion, winning at both Chstham and Fred’- ericton in 2.14%. The sterling . campaigner Alfred King, 2.12%, owned by T. B. l-loldaway. Iloulton, Me., driven by Nevers, trotted the fastest mile by a gelding in 2.14% at Edmunston. N. 11.. Gwendolyn Aubrey, owned by H. T. Fulton and driven by T. Smith, with her mile

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ing the second, third and fifth heats in 2.1411,, 2.15% and 2.16%. fRed Line \....,.i.lg the first and [fourth eatl. ... 2.14%.

1t is noteworthy that 9 of the 89 horses entering the lists were sired

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istallion, Captain Aubrey and that ithree oi‘ his get already in lihe list. meduced their records.

The following horses entered the 2.30 list on Maritime Province tracks or owned in the Provinces reduced their records in Maine:

War Dance (D)~ b g. by Etawah, (win race 2.15%, Fredericton, July 524) Woodstock, "July 9, 2.18%.

Togo Hall. (p) b g, ~by Togo. .i'l'esque Isle Me., September 3, 2.15% x.

Helen Aubrey. (p) b m. by Captain iAubrey. St. Stephen, N. 3., Septem- ber 2, 2.16% x.

Peter Stillwell, (t) 2.11%, pacing. b g. by Peter the Great, Frederic- ton, September 16 2.16% x.

‘Peter Stratton, (p) b g. by Cap- tain Aubrey (win race 12.18%, Am- herst. August 16), Parrsboro, Aug- usinsl, 26, 2.17%. '

iMi.ldred Forbes. (t). b nl, by J, Malcolm Fol-hes. Houlton, Mo). August 27, 2.18% x. ‘

Major 5., (p) ch. g, by The Brit- lsh Soldier. Charlottetown, Sep- tember 24, 2.18%.

-‘Peter The Tramp, (p) b c, 3, by. Peter G.. Woodstock. September 8, 2.18% x.

Briar Mac, (t) bl. by Marshall M.. ‘Charlottetown. September ‘28, 2.19% x. i

British Soldier. July 17. 2.19%. Gold Direct, (p). ‘b g. by Go Dir- ect. Antigonllll. August 5. 2.19% x. '~ Hillsboro Peter, (p), b h, by Pet.- ril- the Great, si. steipnon. July 4. 2.10%. Dapper Dsa. (t). blk. g. by Man- rlco, Charlottetown. JulyTl, 2.20%. Mhrge Direct. (P). 8. b f. by Em- pire Direct. Houlton. August I6. 2.20%. Hilda Moo, (p), b m, by Major Todd, (win race 2.22%. Summit- side, July 1) cllarloltmwn, P. n.1, July 16, 2.80%. , lPriuce Merck. (p), b l, by Upton Prince; Charlottetown. P. E. l July 15. 2.21% x. / Gwendolyn Aubrey, (t). b f, 8. by Captain Aubrey. Charlottetown, P. E. 1., September 24. 2.21%, Hector Todd, (p) b g, by Combos

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Onward The Great. (B). b g. by The Great Onward, Yarmouth, July 1, 2.26% x.

Winnitred Mac. (D)- b g. by Strat- ton, Truro, July 1, 2.27 x. _

Lady Evelyn Wilkes, (p). b m. by Right Wilkes, Sackville, N. 8..

| September 26. 2.29 %.

Lazy Mike. b g, Parrsboro, Aug- ust 26. 2.29%.

iPetel- Allright, (t). b g, by Cap- tain Aubrey. Port Elgin. July 25. 2.29%.

Donald Todd. (D) b g, by Zeke Todd. Sydney, October 1, 2.29%.

Belle. b m, Parrsboro, August 26. 2.29%.

raced in tbe Provinces , reduced their records:-

Earl ‘Nortll, (p), b h, by The Nor- tliern Mall. (winrace 2.13%, Fred- ericton, Jilly 22.) Edmullston, N. 13., August 15, 2.14% to 2.13%.

Bonnie Girl. (t), b m. by Peter Setzer, Fredericton, July 24, 2.14% to 2.13% x. '

Mac Aubrey. (p), b g. by Captain Aubrey, (wlnrace 2.18%, Frederic- ton, September 18.) Charlottetown. July 17, 2.24% to 2.14%.

George Moore, (t), b g, by J. iMal- colm Forbes, il-loulton, Me., July 3. 2.15% to 2.15%.

Liberty Bell, (p), b m, by Earl The Great, Vi/‘oodstock. July 9. 2.23% to 2.14%.

T. J, Devlin, (p), b g, by General- issimo. Fredericton, September 16. 2.15% to 2.15%.

‘Battonette, (t). b g, by Bingara, harlottetwown, July 17. 2.17% to 2.15% x.

Myra Harvester. (t), ‘b m, by Tile Harvester (lwinrace 2.17%. Moulton, Me.), Fredericton, July 24, 2.21% to 2.15%.

Hector, (p). b g. by ‘Captain Aub-

rey, Charlottetown. September 26. 2.19% to 2.15%. Silver Bell. (t), g m, by Major Strstton (wonrace 2.17%, Parrshoro August 26), Amherst, August 16. 2.18% to 2.16%.

Ella Watts. (t), b m, by General Watts. Woodstock. September 8. 2.19% to 2.16% x.

The Drift, (t). b h, by The Ex- ponent. Charlottetown. July 17. 2.18% to 2.17%. l

Pansy Aubre , (p). db, nl, by Cap- tain Aubrey. ontague, P. bl. l.. August 13, 2.22% to 2.18%.

Miss Atlantic, (p), b m. by At- lantic Express. Chatham, Septem- ber 30, 2.21% to 2.20%.

N. Peters. (t), b h. by Jim Todd. (winrace 2.24%, Jlalifax. Septem- ber 7). Charlottetown, July 17, 2.23% to 2.21%.

Fanella Peters. (t), b m. by Tod- dington. Sydney, September 7. 2.24% to 2.21%,

Eliza Todd. (t), l. m. by Kentucky ‘Podd, ' Yarmouth, ,September 29, 2.24% to 2.22%.

Fern Aubrey. (t), ‘b m. by Cap tain Aubrey, Moncton, September 7, 2.28% to 2.25% x.

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