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scores to get them away. Allan A. stepping to the from with Donna Harvester a1. ‘m1 quarter in 33. half in 1,0014, three

The Closing Day At The Provilwifll EX

Twenty Dollar Gold Piece For Mdst Nu The .1021 Provincial Exhibition a good 111311 111 2.14. Acaclaville

and horse races were broushl l0 5 880°01'1- close yesterday afternoon, when an- In the third the Maine entry step- otlier good crowd vltnllssed two pad-UM again and went ~- to the fast. classes of exciting races. quarter 4n‘ 831-2. hall’ 1.08. $11189 '11: is seldom our Exhibition Assoc- quarters ln 1.41 l-ll and the mile iation gets three fine days in a row. 2.14 3-4. Acaclavllle second and but that is what happened thls’Donna hervester third. ' ' . week and the glorious weather the In the fourth the stepping right past three days went as much as away, Allan A. out in front. at tho anything to make the exhibition the quarter in 33 3-4, the half, 1.06 3-4 and Allan A. widens the gap to the three quarters in 1.40 and wins eas- lly ln 2141-2. Worthy Louise sec- onds and Donna. Harvester third.

'I‘hat it was a success was clear- ly exemplified by the largest Bill-FY list in the history of the Associa- tion and "together with. the united patronage of our people who came on all three days left little to be de- sired from this Big Flair of 1927.

Summary: 2.17 Class Trot and Pace, Purse $500 Fails to Lower Track Record Mac Aubrey. owned by

E. B. Avery, Woodstock

N. B. (Avery) Jack Volo, owned by R11

Reid. Gagctown, N. B.

Lambert Todd, 2021-4 owned by Collie McKenzie of Truro, N- 5-1 at the conclusion of the races. paced a 1

mile against time to beat the track (J. Conroy) . . . . . 3 l 4 " record of 2101-4. Lambert was pac- Bud Hal, owned by B. ed by an auto and went a very fast Grady, S'Side, (Steele) .. 8 6 2 3 mllc but was two and s. half seconds Major 3., owned by Claudg. behind the required time. He went McMillan, Clvtown, . the quarter in‘ 33, half 1061-2. (Holmes) . .1 . . . . . . .. 2 5 5 4 three quarters, 1.40 3-4, mllc 2.13 3-4. Capt. Mack. owned by Collie McKenzie, Truro, Live Stock Parade N. S. (McKenzie) . . . . . .. 5 4 3ro Peter the Tramp. owned At the conclusion of the second by Bathurst Stables heat of the 2.17 class, the prize (Hood) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 6110

winning live stool! cattle paraded in front of the grand stand and as each herd passed and its owner 'announced, the stand gave "ml-l"?

Time: 2.14, 2.14, 2.15, 2141-2.

2.25 Class Trot, Purse $500

fed applause. Allen A. owned by G: W. 1' Gerow, Presque Isle, 1 cake Sale Maine, (Gerow) . . . . . . . ., 4 1 1 1

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Two Good Classes 0f Horse Racing With Splendid Parade Of Live Stock Cattle And Daring Feats By Flying" Moors Featured

And Allan A. Win ThefllassesliFastestTime, 2.14. Lambert Todd Fails To Break: Tmclf»Rao(1.rd. Mmte Gerow. WIIIS The

v prjl-ficulps .

Starter-Frank L. Power, Halifax. Judges-J. W. Arapt. New Glas- gow. N1 8.; F. J. E. Wright, Sum- merslde; Walter S. Brown, Char-

lottetown. _ Timers-ll. B. MacMlllan, Chief, Ranahan, Charlottetown; Mat. Mc-l I 1

Adam, Glace Bay, clerk of Course;

w. .1. Brown. ,_ Distance Judge—Patrlck Mc- Manon. __.__’.¢0-}————-

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QFFIUERSZ Byron Brown a Vice-

President, Dr. Yeo. Mr. M. M. McNeill

mber 0f Points.

l i old. I MAS. gAvery, driver of Mac Aub- rey in the 2.17 Trot and PQW- To" dollars in gold. _

Monte Gcrow. Maine. driver of Allan A.. in thc 2.25 trot. Ten dol- lars in sold.

Most Points Monte Gerow, Maine, idollars in gold. Fastest Mile Trotted Allan A., 2.14, Monte Gcrow.‘ Tcn idollars 111 gold. ‘ Fastest Mile Paced ' Mac Aubrey. 2121-2. A. a. Avery. ‘Ten dollars in gold.

twenty

bell a. registrationi

Committee.

Grooms

Mr. Jenkins groom of Mac Aubrey five dollars in gold.

Frank Cole. groom of Allan A., flvc dollars ln gold.

(Canadian Prime.)- HALIFAX, Sept. 30.~ Tho annu- al meeting 111QM. P. 8.. A. A. U. n1‘ (7., at Truro yesterday elected 11hr ‘following afflicts: D. W. Frasen, President; S. lllrKie, Monctml and 1 Byron Brown, Charlotteunvn, Vic-11- Presltlents; U. D. Shlpley, Amherst. Scc'y Treasurer; Dr. V110. Chm“

Officials The Charlottetown Exhibition races are always splendidly conduct- cd and a great deal of this is due to the splendid officials who have been

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that has taken the c storm. Tho nds - Filmed in the f

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committee. . k 1 | The resolution ("l the lllnllhx 1 C1111“ m fnnn 1t Nova, Scutin 11111111111 : was defeated 11y n r0111 nl‘ ‘l5 tn 131'»

in the stand for several years: great. praise must. be given Frank J. Pow- er, of Halifax, whose splendid hand- ling of difficult fields of horses is commented on by those who under- stand the horse racing game. Mr. Power is fair to all and is in a

"LAST TIMES

STRANQFPTI-IEATRE’

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class by hlmsclf as a starter. The 171N868. Messrs. John Grant of Nova Scotia. F‘. J. E. Wright of Summerside and Walter Brown of

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COMEDY

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Charlottetown have the confidence of the horsemen and carry out their difficult duties with impartial Judg- ment.

Acaciavillc, owned by W. - ‘ W. McNeili, Soutbport

(McNellh . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 2 2 4 Worthy Louise, owned by l Merrytime Stables. Hali-

fax (Boutller) . . . . .. 2 5 5 2 Donna Harvester, owned ‘l

After the finish of the second ‘heat in the 2.25 class, the Stflflfil‘ lannounced that; Mr. J. A. McDon- aid. auctioneer would auction a ‘first prize winning cake. lhe pro- iceeds to be divided between the two

— 1 NEW YORK’, Sum. IlIL-Jfhc Pir- ntcs were prncllvillll’ “llllvllll lllml 11111 1111111111111 League 12111111111111111111111

The timers, L. l3. McMillan, Chief T. Ranahan. Byron Brown. Clcrk W. J. Brown and Distance Judge Patrick McMahon and J. A. Mc- Donald who gets out the horses sn promptly are all excellent officials

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' Coming to the Strand, Friday, Saturday, ctob er 14 & 15. Official motion Pictures of 1 DEMPSEY-TUNNEY CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT

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who deserve commendation for their good work.

hospitals. The cake was baked by by Ln-Col. D. A. McKin- ‘ iMiss Margaret McDonald and non, Ch'town, (McKln- ‘ lbrought sixty dollars before it was, non) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3 4 3 3

ifinally knocked down to Mr. Mllll- lgan of Morrison and Mllllgan of lNortham. ‘

The cake was bid in ten times

Maud Axworthy, owned by W. A. McManus,

Katherine Claude, owned

Truro, N. S., (McManum 5 3 31-0 presenting of special ribbons to thc owners of the

NOTES twn 11nd 01112-111111’ 111111111111 n11 first 11111011, while thc (Yardinuln defend- (gd the second rum! h)‘ llllll "- "(mill zigulnsl thc New Ynrk (limits, wl111 \\'(1r<1 nlso without srrhrtlnic.

An innovation this year 151111;

winning horses in

and set, up again by the following by Collie McKenzie, ‘ 1320b class. These arc being special- 'l‘l“‘ lllilllllllllli" lgentlemen: Mr. Charles Chandler, Truro, (McKenzie) . . . . .. '1 6 41-01!’ designed and made 1m by i110

‘Dr. F. C. Dougan, Mr. W. Chester S. Lloyd George, owned by B. rDvlnlmvn Regalia Co. of Toronto .

1McLure. M. L. A.. Mr. James Blake, s. Ogllvle, Truro, u. s, 11am: will be forwarded to them in ljl1l11l11111=l1 -- lMr. Leo Blake, Mr. H. H. Home, (Ogilvie), . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 5 8rd a YEW days. Si. 1.1111111 . ,Mr. Doyle of Halifax, James Pen- Eastern Lady, owned by A. Horsemen 11nd visitors say £11111- Ncw Yml‘ " '

‘dergast, A. W. Wilson. Webster, Midgell, (Mc- 1 ‘ Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 8 7r0 1 ‘ Bad Spill Celia Todd, owned by Allie In the third heat of the 2.l'1 class 1Lcwis, Glace Bay, C.B.

fPeler the Tramp caught- his shoe‘ (Lewis) . . . . . .." . . . . . .. dis ,and was thrown, his driver being Wlltawab, owned. by F. _ ‘thrown clear of the sulky, regained Warren,‘ St. Peters,

. is feet quickly and held his horse (Warren)

. . . . .. s [down until assistance arrived. Timer‘ 2151-2, 2.14, 2.14 3-4, 2141-2. ‘which quick action on the part of ~ - ;thc driver. Mr. Hood prevented any serious damage to his horse. ‘ 1 The exhibition races completed} , Mac Aubrey Win11 2.17 yesterday were ‘probably the bestl 1. In the 2.17 class trot and pace,_ever held on the local track. they

l. Statistics 111 the Meet

“w stake, Mac Aubrey, owned by E. Bpweré certainly the fastest and had el‘ James Arlllllll who Wvfkfld faith- ? Mmiv, "mun, um :w'n1Avcry, Woodstock. N. a. and driv- 1111111» elm finishbs than any we fullv and herd all summer and r111

en by Mr. Avery came out and won remember-bf seeing here. | thc first heat, losing the second to

six to the clasapthey-competed for; tom-thousand dollars in rlw mon- ey aud of this amount lnce Ed-‘ wardi Island won» $1600. Nova. Sco- tia second with $1325,--New Bruns-1

i time, 2.14.

Allan ‘A. Wins, 2.25 1 In the 2.25 class trot, Allan A.. fIslc. Maine and driven by that vet- ‘eran and popular reinsman Mont. Gerow after firilshing fourth in the lfirst heat: came back strong lmthe

accou bed for $250. onshsaugnt firsts. Nova Scotla. three, R9111; I». and New Brunswick

B. Avery of Woodstock, N. B.l drove two - winners, Mac Aubrey} owned by him winning the 2.17 bless‘ and the 2.14 class, Peter Conrbyn Wellington McNslll and B. Arm- strong each drove one winner.

Eight/eon heats were trotted in four classes during the meeting. thel fastest heat being 2.14 made by Al-I lan A. in the 3.25 Trot. and the slowest heat being 2203-4 in that fifth heat of the 2.18 trot.. eighteen heats averaged 2151-3 which ls remarkable trotting by far surpassing any previous perform- ances over a P. E. I. track.

There were four pacing classes during the meeting and thege took sixteen heats to decide the fastest heatbeing the first heat of the 2.14 class. when Mack Aubrey stepped In 2.12 l-2.

Aubrey.g'l'hey_ getaway nicely on the second trip down, Major S. out. in front to the quarter half 1073-4, three quarters in 1.41, on the tum to the stretch Mac Aub- rey came with a burst and on a whipping drive won the heat from Major S.. in 2.14.

The second heat was a repetition of the first to the three quarters. quarter in 331-2, half in 1.07, three quarters in 1401-2 and then Jack Volo came in close and raced with win a hot race in 2.14.

In the third heat Jack Volo slip- ped out in front. Bud f-lal slipping ln the lead at the second tum and racing to the quarter ln 33 and the half in 107, the rest of the field stringing out in the rear, Mac Aub- rey came up to lead at the three quarters in 1.40 3-4 and winning on a good margin in 2.15.

In the fourth heat the Aubrey horse stepped out in front and lead the whole route, quarter ln 331-2, half, 1071-2, three quarters ln 1.40 i-2, and mile, 3.14 l-2.

1-8 which is also th 1 111w ever Diced-in ths Province. The meeting also hpd the largest numbe of spills and impala-ups but. fortunately no one, wiw 11111111111.

2.25 Class

In the 2.35 Clue Trot, ten horses came to the wire. Celia Todd, Allan 11., Maud Axwui-Qw. Lloyd George, Eastern Lady. Acaclavlllc, Kolllum, Claude. Donna Harvester. Wlltawah and Worthy Louise. They got away on the third trip down. Acaclavlllc slipping right out In front and hold- lng to the wire, quarter in 33, half 1061-2, three quarters in 1.40 3-4. mllc 2151-2 Worthy Louise second and Donna Harvester third.

In the second heat it tool: olght

Special Prim to Driven of Futon floats Monte Gerow. Maine, driver of Neshla in the 2.18 Trot, ten dollars in gold. ' Peter Conroy, Charlottetown drlv. er (If Margo Direct. in the 2.22 Trot and Pace. ‘Fen dollar gold plecg,

driver of Acaclavllle ln the 2.30 trot, Ten dollar gold piece. 1A. B. Avery, Woodstock, N. B. driver of M“ Aubrey in the 2.14 Trot and Pace. Ten dollars in gold. ' Mr. Armstrong, driver ,0! Brim» Mac in the 2.20 trot. Ten dollars in gold.

Monte Gerow. Maine, quarters ln 1.4014 and winning by Bill L1, 11; m; 3,31) pm,

wheel to the

driver of - Ten ' dol-

the racing in Charlottetown and at

the best ' seen

such a large proportion of the prize money went abroad. For years the P. E. Island horses seemed to out- class the visitors, this year the vis-

m the three days ma", were eight Arbing‘s work also as caretaker of. Jack Volo, but came back, to win-classes raced with a total of nfty-‘llle blllldlngs and 111$ kindly find.‘ a “m, the next two and first money. Best six starters or an average of almost cllllrleous manner l0 all milk!‘- 111m

wick third‘ with $825 whlhfNalne-l,

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The sixteen heats averaged 2.15, fastest BVOIr_

Wellington McNeil], scuthporg.

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Fredericton the previous wcck was in years. Outside horsemen think it is also a good thing for future exhibitions that

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MannyTAlttdntlTlle Yarmouth Races‘

l to made thc oval fast and safe. Mr.‘

an ideal official. And one the ' "1 ~ " Charlottetown Driving Park Assoc- YARMOUTH 58111. 30.——Thc sec- iamm can bqproud m, 0nd day of thc Yarmouth Agricul-‘ , _ tural Exhibition has been \vcll up to the usual second day's attendance. and many hundreds of pcnplc have, been ln town. The big feature this’; aftcrnon was the horse racing 1nd‘ other sports at thc Victoria Driving