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um an 11-year-old pacer by Kim“.-g 2.15. dam, the iormer in) star pacer Lou Patch 2.00 1/4. (sxd another pacer may be added s.',0i'”-"- ° Cm Ms;-Kensie, popular secre-

. of Truro Raceway, has very mdiy sent. us particulars oi the M59‘. stabled and being trained . me Truro track. 'I'his list com- ‘ ms the upwards of so trottera and pa.-ers now training there. . . mpg Daniel's Stsble—-Follow Up Jl. 2.08 4'5. Nancy Britton 2.15 1/5. m,,,..d by Fraser Macoregor; Neil mm-_ 4-year-old green pacer by cilumet Budlong. owned by Mac- cu.p,.. 1;. Maccvregor: Hardroad 5.11 218 2/5, owned by D. 11. m..., Jimmy Clegg 2.18 4/5. own- M by R. N. Dares; Billy P. C. Parkcr 2.11 4/5 and Sport Volo .19, owned by Prescott Harvey: lizll Aubrey 2.15, owned by Wil- l.am Connell. Colin Mackenzie is mming his own Prince Jollity. 4- Wa,_.,id green pacer by Jollity. ;,._,. at cociiato Princess, and Kil- Alli‘ Curl. 2-year-old pacer by Jol- zitv out of Trixie Harvester. Prank Kg.m.cdy is busy with his own meg horses. all out or Alta K.- M.-mond Brewer 2.18 2/5, Kay's who 4-year-old pacer and Cimso (-afib¢...q_v 2-year-old pacer both by W‘.zlow‘s Pride 2.04.

Harley Harrison's stable—-IIead- My 206 3/5. Shelby Vic 2.10 2/5, .\iight,\‘ Gallon. green trotter by B,“ (;..1lnn. Ruth D. Federal, p.:l, Ill’ brrlri-iii. out 01 Velia Grattan, .;.r...i by J. E. Given; Peter Fed- ...-ai p.3. by Federal, owned by rrank Ryder; Scottish Wick t.3, Ir.‘ Paul McPherson. owned by Dr. .i.iin.<on; Nell Kalmuck 2.00, 1/5, iv-.\::cri by L. G. Dysart: Joey Dale .r, 1... Playdale. owned by scotia Fables: Hcdgcwood Chiei 2.06 2/5 and a 3-year-old by Abner '1'. Clegg,

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, uneil by the Mspco Stable. Johnny

mun;-‘s stable — Joey Harvester 209 3 5. Neil Budlong 2.12 2/5. L.':~.o\s Dream 2.13 3/6, Rockford N5 3 5, owned by Wellington Mc- _. ., Future Counsel 2.04 1/5, ...\.mi by A. D. Napke; Leah Fed- .~:.1l Eli 25. owned by N. A. Ren- (hr. and Hamilton's Lady 2-year- ~.:i ymor by Jollity. owned by Mrs. Kn rh Thomas. Fulton MOPEHICQ is linliliilg his own Mack Fingo 2.12 25 and l“ingo's Girl t, 2.20.

Kirk dr. Dave Pinkney's Stable- Ridgewood M. 2.11 3/5, Iagoo 2.10 35. Laos Dream p. 6, owned by ihr‘ trainers, and Leo Kennedy's i"r.\as Girl 2.14. Ruiin Barrieau's vable -- Texas Hanover 2.01 1/4. scntt. cash 2.08, Show Guy p.2, by \\'irlow's Pride. out or Leah Guy, nvineri by Leonard Barrieau; Reta Fcrir-i'al 2.17 4/5 and Federal Re- .<r'i‘\'(‘, p3. by Federal, out of Nelda \'r\l»)milt‘, owned by Mert Taylor. Rvggie Leblanc has Silver sis 214 4/5 and a 3-year-old pacer by Jnllity. Karl Mccully has his nun Lady Ruthie T. 2.15 2/5 and l‘:-aser Scott 2.18 2/5. Jim Laraboe Ins Wayne Budlong p.5, by Calu- mot Budlong out or Betty S; Jerry Nelson has Money's Worth 2.22; Chester Johnson has Baraco 2.22 lb; Brio McNutt has Nelson Bud- lnng 2.29; Billy McManus. 82 years nld his last birthday. is on the go every day with The Canopus t.5. by Hal Booium. and a 5-year-old troilrl‘ by Pagliacci out or Vesta Budlong.

Aurele "Balbo" Gould’: Stable- All Federal 13.8. by Iiederal, own- cd by M. B. MacDonald; Bellini Mlzht 21'! 3/5, owned by John (iamble; Phil_ Vitsie 2.19, owned by Bert Steele: Pepper Shaker 217 i 5. owned by Lawrence Mor- ris; a 3-year-old trotter and a 4- mr-nld trotter by Hal Boojum. nwnrri by Hazen Fletcher. Jack Washington is training his own Peaceiul Peter. t, by Watson Pe- ter. slid Dianne Henley 33.2, by Federal. out oi Katherine Henley. and inr MacDonald Bros. he has Jean Boojum t,3, by Hal Boojum. Hmiarri Taylor has Alice T. Olegg 215. Margaret Lane M. by Signal Semtrr. and a 4-year-old mare by Hem Mine.

B-LV 0‘Brien'a Stable — Freddie Scott 2.10 1/5, April Bud 2.10 1/5. Daisy Budlorig 2.15, Little Max will. by Simcoe Harvester, Doctor J. D by Real Money out or Daisy Biidlons. 4-year-old pacer by Pep- per out oi‘ Bonnie Britton, 2-year- °Id by Calumet Budlong out or Jane Harvester, 4-year-old pacer by Brian Yorke out or dam of Doctor J. A.. 5-year-old pacer by Simroe Harvester out or s Laoopia "‘“"’v 4-year-old ti-otter by Gain- "I" Dudl: Ivan O'Brien is assist- "IK RI!!! and he has his own mare. Ml'”""- n5. by Abner T. clegg “m “I I’t‘Rli.V Worthy. Clayton Mac-

NI w moving in over the week- rnd is-:th following six head: Judge Wlitr M. 2.01 by Miller Brooke, “"94 by Elmer Bragg; Miss W‘1’Fy Valley 2.18. owned by Eric “million; David 0. 2.14 4/5. own- gii bro. s. Mscbeod; Resourceful “ill 4 5 and Doctor r-. Chips 2.15 ‘ii. owned by John Maebeod: 2- ?"-nld pacer by Jollity. out ‘oi

; ATTENTION Holstein Broaden

The annual meeting or the Island supe

Kunal meeting of the P. E. Is- Prd _Brancii of the Holstein A13-jllan. Association at 11

h;Boih meetingewill be held mR00m 66, Prince of Wales iege.

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Rosie Vole, owned by John Ra- worth. Judge Miller started 31 times in 1955 was I times Iirst 3 timeraecond 0 times third and won sogohne won at Hamburg, N. Y. n . .

There are also a law others which are training at the track but are stabled at winter barns nearby the track. Our that meet will be held on June 15th and we will race.evei-y Wednesday and Saturday nights irom June lath through Thanksgiving Day with no dash ior less than $200.00. All drivers racing here will be pro- tected in case or accidents by the U. S. T. A. Drivers Insurance which will be carried by the Truro Raceway, Ltd. To date, theiastut mile worked here was a mile in 2.20 by the pacer Scott cash in the Barrieau Stable.

In-om our friend Colonel J. O. Calkin, we have the latest news irom Woodstock oval. . . .In spite or backward weather conditions our horses in Island Park haven't missed a workout although in some instances, postponed a day. We have some really good horses and in excellent shape, with mile! down to 225. Domlnion‘s Pride 2.12 4/5, Henry DeWitt's new pacer. was last year's champion of the'Western Reserve Matinee Club oi Medina, Ohio. He was winner nine times with five seconds and live thirds last season in 25 starts. l-‘tecing this year at Island Park will be limited in co-operation with the Fredericton track. who are installing lights ior night rac- ing. Our Driving Club plans are for matinees on the evenings or June 17 and 24, Dominion Day racing. then to Fredericton from July 5-24, then back to Woodstock for the week or July 26 (our Old Home week), then back to Fred- ericton through August to Sept. 11 which will include their Ex- hibition of Labor Day Week.

While our fans and supporters were very loyal and made up in quality what we lacked in quan- ity we just didn't have the num- bera last year to carry it. We feel that our Directors are very wise in their decision ior 1954 and it will give the new lighting plant an opportunity to get started. Pred- ericton and Woodstock are both harness racing centres with the Directors or both places co-operat- ing to the fullest extent and only a little over sixty miles apart it is hoped the new venture will be a decided success.

For upwards oi a year, or ever since Blue Bonnets Raceway open- ed up for harness racing. there has been a cold war between that track and Richelieu. At a meet- ing which was attended by rep- resentatives oi the two tracks re- cently. Richelieu track agreed to close its meeting May 30 and re- sume again on July 5. The pres- ent schedule calls ior Blue Bon- nets to race irom May 21 to July 4: Richelieu. July 5 to August 8; Blue Bonnets. August 0 to Sep- tember 12 and Richelieu Sept.

13 until such time as they wish to close. This agreement will run ior rive years and the dates will ai- tsmate each year.

one or the victories by an ex- Maritime horse at Yonkers Race- way that we failed to lniorm our readers or was the B Pace. purse 83.000. won by Doctor J. A. 2.07. b.g. 5. by Bimcoe Harvester, dam, Pansy C. drive y Del Mac’I‘avish, when he head a last field in 2.01 3/5. The track was slow that night and the time exceptionally good (or the conditions.

The Calumet Pingo's stiu con- tlnue.to lead the parade and at Roosevelt Raceway we notice where Host Flngo (Cruse) won a 82.000 Dace. Piney Bingo a_ $3,000 pace. time. 2.05 and others or the get won placings. Royal Mist. a 5-year-old mare by Royal Napol- eon, dam, Grey Mist by Voloniite, equalled the world'e record 101' pacing mares on a hall-mile track on the closing night by winning the A Face, purse 53.500 in 2.01. Royal Napoleon was to some ex- tent a neglected sire and his get usually brought very reasonable prices at auction. Now that he has passed on several by him, such as the above, have been ap- pearlng at the night racing plants or the U. B. A. and like the Long Keys are showing up exceptionally well. Royal Value 2.04 2/5, Wal }Ienneasey's pacer is by Royal Napoleon and has stepped the fastest mile over the Charlotte- town track in data 2.1! I75.

Our good horseman friend, A. Leadbetter oi’ Springhill, N.S_, has iorwarded us the iollowing ingen- iously worded Travesty on Mari- time Racing in 1953. We are sure our readers will appreciate it and we advise clipping it as it is a really clever piece oi work:—While The Grooms Slept. When OHIO HAL decided to elope with ROSIE VOL0 so that no longer could MISC!-HEP CLAIRE say he was alter AR.LENE'S MONEY. he said "MA CHERIE, the car is iull oi ESSO". BIO BOY, a CHEVIE—G. “But why not a PONTIAC to get your MONEY'S WORTH?" "Our GALI./ONAGE is limited, so if you don’t want to_ be a SINGLE SIS we had better make I-IEADWAY to see REID‘S CARDINAL". “Now, MY PRIDE. take a NEW LOOK and ii’ that BISON coming is PROTESTORB BOY. we'd better WI-IIRLAWAY before you need DOCTOR L. B."

"No, that IS HARD ROAD BILL who well remember JENNY LYN singing WI-IIBPERING HOPE, and still thinks of the GREAT DOON when A. G. SCOPT, much to MARY'S DELIGHT got a bit PREVIOUS with IMPATIENT LADY who said, "ROMEO. you are MIGHTY BOLD", and slapped him with a FACE CLOTH: iorever after he was most PIUE. KI'I'I'EN,

we had better make a SINGLE-

STREAK and hit the COBBLE- STONE, ior so far we have been JUST LUCKY. Ir we are not in the VANGUARD or that MOVING

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City Hall, Monday, June 14th, important meet- ing for Queen's County sportsmen. All attend. Membership cards and buttons will be distri- buted to all members. Meeting will open with interest-

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Lads and Laselee Band in attendance.

Trophy. donated by British American Oil through the courtesy of W. school winning the most points.

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AGAIN on any run: TABLE and my FRIISPIRIT and MY PRIDE will be EVEN MONEY to need the services or PARKIWS PICK and BILLY SUNDAY in that DEER- FLILD II that -not 100 CHARM- ING GUY gets REAL Bl-'1'."

"I know that DAD! told my brother BILLY PROTIBIOR. that it ever a CARD BI-IARK tried to PLAYAWAY with MY DARLING to MOPPIT up with him; but let us hope that he will not CLEAN UP on you, even thought he is my DlI"llNDER." ANDY'S RIGHT when he says that i! we BUZZ- AWAY, DOROTHY WONT TELL. but it we are not RISOURDEPUL and PLAY SAFE. .BEI.LIN1 MIGHT. and who wants to be HAL ALONE in what should be his SI-IINING HOUR? O. K. VOLO. we will WAIT N8!!! and hop! I01‘ GOOD LUCK that you are not BARON. Alter DOCTOR E‘. CHIPS visit we will ask TYNDALL SEM- PLE to be the godfather at the P'RIAR'S christening. Let us hope that JUNIOR HAL is a LAHEY‘S DREAM and not a. JERRY'S NIGI-ITMARE_ P/B: I have asked the POBTMAN to have this lor-

warded on the ROYAL TRAIN ,

'I‘IME'LL TELL whether it is WINNIE’! LABT. but ANYWAY. 'I'HA1R'l ITI"

Pleasing to iriends of Joe O‘- Brien will be his winnins of the Free For All Trot at Roosevelt Raceway Tuesday niaht with 3°“ I-Ianover 2.02 1/5. Joe got through an opening in the last hundred yards to win by a nose in 2.08 4/5. On Joe's I ommendation Beck

Hanover was purchased by S. A. Camp two years ago ior 810.000 and last year his winnings were $25,105. It won't be surprising if he exceeds that ngure this year as he is tabbed as a 2.00 trotter over :a mile track.

Elwood Shaw is training a very promising 4-year-old pacer at the Charlottetown track-Kalmuck Por- ever. one of the last of the get or the iamous Kalmuck 2.15. dam. Hilda Hal. He was bred by Leo Coady and is now owned by Wil-

lard Stewart. Bouthport. Then are two others born the same year. The xalmucka are distinguished by being long-wearing campaigners and another oi them, Jennie Kal- inuck 2.10 3/5, now 14 years old, is showing old-time iorm ior trainer Ike Moi-aside. She is own- ed by Lorna Letcher oi Springhiil.

Tommy Berry. who is reputedly over eighty years oi age and last year trained the Allwood Stables of Far Hills. N.J_. giving Kimberly Kid a trotting record oi 2.00 3/5

Saturday. June ‘I2. 1954

and winning 301,000 with him, the largest amount won by a 8-year- old trotter. He also had success with other members oi that stable but resigned the position last iall and purchased some yeariings.

Last year he took a 2.10 ride at Lexington, Ky. behind the 2-year- old trotting nlly Discretion. owned jointly by Berry and Gil Wetmore or New York. and he also marked the 2-year-old pacing rilly Eleanor

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2/5. Certainly the years have not dealt unkindly with Tommy and he apparently will make a nice prom on his purchases.

Horsemen visitors to Charlotte- town yesterday were 3. J. Milton and H.G. Wood, well known horse- men oi Moncton. N. B. In con- versation with them they stated that the work on the new race track, grand stand and stables ai

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