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52 Horses Trot Or Pace In 2.10 Or Better During Great Racing Year —- Happy L.’s Mile In

2.06 3-4 Fastest Ever Paced By Maritime Bred Gelding.

f By D. A. McK.

Time in its relentless march has brought us to the end of another year and gives us an opportunity to viewin retrospect harness horse performances on Maritime tracks and particularly on our own Province twice-arounds. There is no doubt but that the season of 1939 would have been classed among the most successful of all time but for the outbreak of war which occurred before the usual period for harness racing had been completed. It cast a shadow over the Provincial Exhibition at Halifax and caused the cancelling of the Fredericton Exhibition, the banner racc meet of New Brunswick and always one of the best in the

Mo""’mes. l. track at New Gl

:cver, there were compensations, such as the re-opening of the _, .. wnere successful meetings were held, and the re-

building of the Truro track where three meetings were given with large crowds in attendance and great racing. Races were also held at lnverness and North Sydney, 0.11., and Amherst, and at Alberton, Remington, Charlottetown, (two meetings) Northam and Montague in this Province, and in New Brunswick at Port Elgin. Buetouche, Moncton, Ifredericton, Campbellton, St. Stephen, Shediac, Woodstock and Chatham.

Two Maritime records were lowered, that for three-year-old trotters mid! b)’ llillildv 5W"- "Wllfll by J. A. Kerr, Truro, and driven by Albert

Bryson, at New f“

_ w, September 13th, when he trotted a third heat

in 2.14, and the pacing record In!’ Maritime bred geldlngs which was set at

2.06% by Happy L. at Charlottetown '

New track records were made at Aiberton, Juiy 5th, when Dude Potempkin 2.01%, owned by And- rew Perry, Summerside, and driv- cn by Lloyd O'Brien, trotted in 2.09%, and Direct L. 2.09%, owned by Wellington McNsill. Southpcrt. and dirven by Joe O‘Brieh, paced in 2.09%. At Ksnsingtczi, July 12th, where Jane Azoff 1.59‘.-’.-, owned by C H, Ho1ton, Murray River, and driven by Willard Ke.ly, paced in 2.08%. At Northam. July 26th. whore Barney Hanover 2.07. owned by . M. Alexander. Saint John, N, B., and driven by Tyndall Sem- ple. paced in 2.08. mat 2.04%. owned by J. W. . . yre, Port Hawkss-bury, N.S.. driven by Mike Jabblee,

and rqualled the track record of 2.07% at llarth Sydney. and set up a new track record at Inverness of 2.08%.

and also» a new record at New Gargow. N. 3.. 01 2 12%.

The fastest ml‘e by a performer over a Maritime track was that of the pacer Tracey Hanover 2 03 in e winning race at the Provincial Exhibition, Charlottetown, August 15111-2 06.

Tse fastest mile paced in Nova Scctia was by Dermat. 2.04. when he paced in 2.171% to equal the ‘tzlrck record at North Sydney Sept.

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The fasicst mllc paced in New

‘ 17th.

50001., July l3th,—2.07%, 2.09%, Volrida 2.09, Fredericton, July th,-2.08%, 2.10,

Harkaway 2. 05%. Fredericton.

July 20th,--2.(l3%, 2 10,

Top Hat 2.13%, Fredericton, July 20th,-2.10, Walter Brown 2 05%, Moncton,

July 26th,—2.10,

Waiter Brown 2.05%, Moncton,

August 23rd,-2.\, 2.09%, Hflppg L 2.03%, Moncton, Aug-

ust 231‘ ,—2.09%,

Walter Brown 2 05%. St. Sept.

Stephen, August 31st,—2.09,

San Tia: 2.13, Chatham,

New horses make new friends for racng and of course that reg- isters at the ticket wickets. The presence of the noted American pacer Jane Azoff 1 59%, ovmed by C. H. Horton, Murray River, at- tracted much attention, and the purchase of simcoe Harvester 2.04- l-4 by a syndicate of Truro horse- men for $3,000 was an event that caused attention to be focused on that city. After displaying speed qualities and courage which caused him to dominate racing on many tracks in 193B Simcoe Harvesters career vras cut short in mid-sea.- scn by lameness. However, Trum had an ace performer in the four- year-old pacer San Ton, that re- duced his record from 2.13% to

Brunswick was by Calumet Calling' 2,10 and was g, frgqugnf, wjmm;

5. 7‘ at Fredericton, July 13th- .0

The fastest mile trotted in the Maritime Provinces during the sea- son of 1939 was by Dude Potempkln 207's. owned by Andrew Perry, Summcrsldc. driven by Lloyd 0- Briczi. at Albcrton, Ju'y 5th—2.09%.

Numerous miles 1n 2.10 were reeled off in the three Provinces with Prince Edward Island holding the limelight. because although fewer meetings wereheld here, yet no less than 20 heals were trotted or paced in that time or better. In Nova Scotia there were l7 miles in

Buck Hanover 2.05% was another good pacer that found a new home in the Maritimes in 1939. He paced Truro track in 2.09, which must be very close to the record..

One of the best trotters brought to the Maritimes this season was June Evans which arrived here with a record of 2.13%. Site is owned by L. ‘I’. Porter. St. And- rews, P.Q.

Barney Hanover 2.07, brought to the Marltimes by C. M. Alexander, 8t, John. N. 3., gave s 900d ac- count of himself in all races and paced 1n 2.06 at Northamtos new

2.10 or better and in New Bruns- muck record,

mick 13 in 2.10 or better.

Following are the horses that trotted or paced in 2.10 or better over Island tracks in 19391- Duda Pcternckin 2.07%, Alhsrton, July 5th,~2 09%.

Direct L. 2.09%, Alberton, July 5th.-—2.09‘A.

Jane Azoff 1.59%». Kensington, July 12ih,-2.08'.i, 2.0991,,

Borne Hanover 2.07, Northam. July 26t .—-2.06. ,

Direct L. 209V Northsm, July 26th.-—-2.09!i.

Buck Hanover 205i’, Montague, lExhlbltion, (Rrgrlottetown,

Allltlst 2nd,-Lilli, 2 09

Tracey Hanover 2 '08,’ Charlotte- m. Milli-St 15th,—2.Mit. 1N.

Aaron L, 2.10%. Charaoattetown.

August 16th, -2.oa%, z, , Happy L. 2.09%, Chsriotteiown. August 17th.—2.09. .0756. 206%.

Jane Azoif 1.59%. Charlottetown, August 17th.-2.0'l=.*l. 2.09.

Quaker Girl 2.09%. Charlotte- town. August l9ih,—2 06%,

Walter Brown 2.05%. Charlotte- town. August 19th,—2.09%.

Following are the horses that trotted or paced in 2.10 or better over Nova Scotia tracks: _ Dermst 2.04, Inverness July 26th. loam. 2.09%. Ralney G. Henley, 2.09, Truro, August 23rd.—2.09%, Tracey Hanover 203, ‘Halifax. Argust 30th,-2 0B, Rainsy G. Htnley 2.06, Halifax, August 90i-h.—2.08. Buck Hanover 2.05%, Halifax, Sept. 1st.—2.09. Aaron L. 2.10%, Halifax, Sept. is 09%, .10, Halifax, Sept. 1st,- Hanover 2.05%.

Bu Sect. 20th.~—-2.09. 2.09 Tracey Hanover 2.09, . .10

Dermot 2 0i. North Sydney, Best. 5th,;'.’bi)7§i. 2.07%. 2.09%.‘ ermrt . . N ih S d , . ‘tilt-moan. 2.09?r2.09’ll.ney Se?

Following are the horses that trotted or paced in 2.10 or better over New Brunswick tracks:-

Truro. fliruro, Sept.

Calumet Oil-ling 2.0016, Wood--

] Robichaud.

Protester 2.14, owned by T. C. Collette, Buctouche, N. 8., proved to be one of the best trotters in his class, winning several races and showing ability to trot in 2.10.

Others that brought attention to

Y 2,12%, Calumet Emerald 2.12, Jeanne Tniax 2.07 and Rainey G. Henley 2.06.

The most noteworthy perform- ance of the season was that Happy L. by Bill L 2.16%. when he paced a mile at the Provincial August 16th, in 2.06%. It was the second fastest mile paced in the Marltimes this season. It is also the fastest mile ever oaced b s Maritime bred gelding. Hap y . is owned by L. oncton, and was driv- en by A. Belilveau.

The following horses reduced their records on Maritime tracks In 1939.

Direct L. 2.13 p, Aiberton, Juiy 5th.—2.09%.

Squire Hanover 2.16, t, Kensing- ton, July 12th-2.l Royal Jim 2.20%, o. Charlotte-

town. August 16th-—2.18%. Aaron L. 2.10%, p_. Charlotte- town. August 16131-209. Scotch Mfst 2 11%. t. Charlotte- town. Auzust. l6th-2.ll. Happy L. 2 09%. u. Charlotte- town. August 17th--2.06-%. Qillk€1"Ql!'l 2.09%. p. Ch lottetown. August 18th—-2.09‘.5.

Hillside Scott (I) 2 30, t, New Glasgow. Sept. 13th—2.l4.

San Ton 2.13. p. New Glasgow, Sent. 13th,-—2.10, -

Pauabbe 2.16, p, Buctouche. Oct. 9th.—-2.15.

Model T. 2.17%. t. Truro, Aug- ust 23rd-2.15.

Teeitmty 2 15%. P. St. Stephen, August 3ist~2.l2%.

Calumet Emerald 2.14. P. Mone- ton. August find-I 12,

Luckv B 2.16, p, Inverness, July 27th—2.13%.

Silent. Mac 2.20. p, Julv 27th-2 15%.

Peter McKinney 2.12%, t, Wood- stock. July l1i.h—2.1

Bullv 2.10, p, Halifax, Sept. 1st, -2.09'.6. .

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2.30 lllt trotting. 2.25 list pacing, on Maritime tracks in 1939.

Margaret’ Abb, t, b wbgtby 2.0g, Aibefiton, July 53f

2. , Lady 0- Guy. t. b. c1 a , Kensington, July IZtIh-Zédgxls, “y Uscita Britton p, bu Graig gm- km. Montague. August 2nd-2.14'/;, Miss Victoria. P. by Kalmuck. Montague. August 2nd-2.14, “We Audrey. p. by Kalmuck, zOllrgg/lottetown, A u g r s; 15gb. A

Riot Hanover t. by The Great; yo]; Charlottetown, August 15th-

Blll Bailey, p, by Colonel Aubrey, Port Elgln, Oct. 3rd-2.24,

Mickey Mouse, p, by Edward 13., Port Elgin, Oct. 3rd-2.24'.£-.

MB-Pleret I... b. by Bill L St. Stephen, August 3lst—2 15%. Alma-Bit. p, by LongseLBuctouche, Jul 17th 2.19%.

ajor Bowes. p. by Colonel Aub- rey, North Sydney, Sent. 5th—2.13, Protester. t. (o. 2.1017.) by Pro- gelcgir, Chatham, Sept. 28th- - ‘s.

Britten, Halifax, Aug. 30th-2.16, Sunny Hal. p. by Sunny Direct. North Sydney,—2.14%.

..Foliowing is a short summary of race meets held in this Province, giving winners. contending horses and fastest time made: ALBERTON. JULY 5th

2.18 Trot and Pace

211's following horsss entered the

Dude Potempkin won the first heat in 2.09'é—a new track trotting record. Aaron L. won the next two and race, both in 2.12. The winner is owned by Wellington McNelll, Southport, and was driven by Joe O'Brien.

2.17 Trot and Pace

Drect L. won in straight heats. aclng the first in 2.09'-’.--a new rack pacing record. McElu-vn the Greet 2.09% was 2-2-2-. The win- ner is owned by Wellington Mc- Neill. Southport, and was driven by Joe O'Brien.

2.23 Trot and Pace Bebe McElwyn won in straight heats, best time 2.13%. Leland was 2-3-2. The winner is owned by P. McMahon. Kensincwm. and uas driven by Harry O'Brien. 2.28 Trot and Pace

Margaret's Abbe was 1-1-3. and

wcn the race. N'*'lie Gr=v won the ~

third heat, l-est time 2.16 made bv ifargerets Abbe. owned bv C H. Chander. Chariot/atom: and driv- en by Clarence Schuman.

KENSINGTON. JULY 12th Free For A!l

Jan\ Azrxif 1 59% won lnstraioht heats, Simeon Hrrvrwtor 2.04% was 2-2-2, best time 2.08".—a new track record. The winner is owned by . H. Horton. lvfurray River, and was driven by Willard Kelly.

2.21 Trot and Pace

Soulre Hanover won the first two heats and race. Millie Kalmuck won the third heat. best time 2.14 made bv Squire" Hanover. owned by Sample 6r Alexander. Kcnsing- ton, and driven by Tyndall Sem- ne.

2.26 Trot and Pace First Division (Trotters)

Won bv Lady C. Guy in s’rairzht heats, Margaret's Abbe 2-2-2. best time 2.15%. The ivlnner ls owned and was driven bv George A. Call- beck. Summersitle.

2.26 Trot and Pace, Second Division (Pacers)

Maior Bowes won the first heat San Ton won the next two anti

race, best time 21314. made by San Ton. owned hv F, C Mc- Curdy, Truro. and driven by

Jimmie Sanderson

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LOTTETOivN. JULY 20th 2.16 Trot and Pace

'I‘i:e first heal. was won by Dude Potempkin 2.07% in 2.12%. the next two and race were wcn by Direct L 2.09%. owned by Welling- ton McNeill. ssuthport, and driv- en by Joe O'Brien.

2.21 Trot and Pace Happy L. 2.09%; won in straight

heats, Bebe McElwyn 2.10% was 2-2-3, best time 2.11%. The win- ner is owned by L. Rcbicliaild,

Moncton, N. 13., and uns driven

by A, Bellivenu. 2.26 Trot and Pace

Squire Hanover won in straight heats. Major Bowcs 2-2-2, best time 2.16%. The wlnnrr is own- ed by Sem-ple and Alexander. K-ril- slngton, and was driven by Tyndall Scmple.

NORTIIAM, JULY 26th 2.13 Trot and Paco

Barney Hanover won in straight heats, Marvin Brock:- 3-2-2. best time 2 08. The winner ls ownrd by C. M. Alexander. St. Jchn. N.B.. and was driven by ‘Pyndall Scmple.

2.17 Trot and Pure

Direct L. was 1-1-4 and won the race: Sullv 2-3-1, best time 2.09%, made by Direct L., owned by Wel- lington McNelll and driven by Joe O‘B1-len.

2.23 Trot snd Pace

Happy L.. was 1-1-1. Bebe Mc- Iilwyn 2-2-2, best time 2,10%.

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Ha/PPY L. is owned by Robichaud, Moncton, and was oriven by A. BelLiveau.

2.28 Trot and Pace

Guy Britton t, (p. 2.03) by Great I

Uscita Britton, 1-1-1, George

Lwashlngton 2-2-3, best time 2.15%.

The winner is owned by Milton Latta. River Hebert, N. S., and was driven by M. McArthur.

MONTAGUE. AUGUST 2nd. 2.13 Trot and Pace

Buck Hanover 2.05% was 2-1-1, Barney Hanover 1-2-2. best time 2.09 made by Buck Hanover own- ed by Samucl Walker, Halifax, and driven by S. McLeod. ,

2.16 Trot and Pace

Aaron L. won in straight heats, Sully 2-2-2, best time 2 11-74. The winner is owned by Wellington McNcfll. Southport, and was driv- en by Joe O'Brien.

2.21 Trot and Pace

Millie Kalmuck won with a sum- mary of 6-3-1-1, Miss Victoria was 1-2-2-2 and Squire Hanover 4-1-5-3, winning third money. Best time 2.14 made by Miss Victoria in the first heat. The winner, Millie Kal- muck, is owned -1d was driven by Willard Kelly, Southport.

2.26 Trot and Pace

Uoclta Britton was 1-2-1, Calu- met. Emeraid 2-1-2, best time 214112-11 new record for Uscita Britten. owned by Milton Lotta, Rtcr Hebert, N 8., and driven by George Callback,

CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 15th (PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION)

Three Year Old Futurity

Won by Hillside Scott 3-1-1. UtVe Audrey 1-2-2. best time 2.1911.» made by Hillside Scott,

owned by J. A. Kerr. Truro. N. S., and driven by Albert Bryson.

2.12 Trot and Pace

Won by Traceyl-lanover 2.03 in straight heats. Rainey G. Henley 2.06 was 6-2-2. time 2.09%. 2.06 (fastest mile in the Maritimes in i939) 2.07% The winner is own-

ed by A. Langllfe, Hartland, N. B. and was driven by Ollie Rudder- ham.

2.22 Trot

Riot Hanover won in straight heats. Squire Hanover was second. Peter Pin third and Native fourth. Each of these three horses was scccnd in one heat. Time 2.13%. The winner is owned by D. G. .Gcntiles, Mlllis. Mass. and was {driven by Dannie Steele.

AUGUST 16TH ‘Four Year Old Futurity

Royal Jim won in straight heats. Joe Vcio 2-3-2. Ethel Bellini 3-3-2. best time 218%. The winner is owned and was driven by Wiliard Kelly, Southport.

i 2.18 Trot and Pace

Aarcn L. won in straight heats. B'lly 2.09% was 3-2-3. Vcio 4-3-2, Junior Bars 2-4-4. bsst time 2.09. The winner is cwn-sd by Mc- iNelll and Mclssac, southport and Sydney and was driven by Joe O‘Brien.

2.17 Trot

Millie Kalmuck was 2-1-1. Scotch Mist 1-2-5. b?st time 2.11. made by Scotch Mist. Millie Kamuck was owned and driven by Willard Kelly, Southport.

AUGUST 17TH 2.19 Trot and Pace

Haopv L. 2.0512 was 1-1-1. San Ton 3-2-1. Son Fino 2-3-5, time 2.08. 2. Sill. 2 07%. (The second hcat in 2.03% is the fastest mile ever paccd by a Maritime bred rcldwzi The winner is owned by L Robichaud. Moncton, and was driven by A Belliveau.

Free for All Trot and Pace

Jane Azoff 1.59% was 1-1-1. Peter Dale 2.0314, 9-2-3, Rain-ey G. Honrv 2.06. 5-3-2. time 2.07%. 2.011. 2.10-ll. The winner is owned by C. H. Horton, Murray River. and was driven by Willard Kelly.

2.22 Pace ‘

Calumet Emerald 2.14 was 1-1-1. Miss Victoria 3-2-2, Motor Bowes 2-6-6, best time 2.12. The winner ls owned bv B B Polsy. Tide sand, N. B. and was driven by

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AUGUST 18TH Two Year Old Futurity Mllrrrmffit Jcan George Mac, 1-2-2, lflst time 2.30. The is owned by Andrew

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Perry, Summersicle, and was driven by Lloyd O'Brien.

2.14 Trot and Pace

Waiter Brown won with a sum- mary of 2-1-1, Quaker Girl was 1-2-2, best time 2.08%, a new rec- ord for Quaker Girl. The winner ‘is owned by Etter and Steeves, Moncton, N. B., and was driven by Tom Etter.

Free for All Trot

Won by John Dean 2.08% in straight heats. Millie Kalmuck 2.12 was 2-2-2 best time 2 12%. The winner is owned by Mayor H. M Swrency, Bridgewatcr, N. S., and was driven by him.

Dash Race

Won by Marvin Brooke 2.04%. driven by Bill Cummings.

Won by Alcstru 2.16%, driven by Prof. S. A. Rockford

As usual our Island horses were active on the Mainland, Jane Azofi’ winning the Free for Ail at Truro, July 1st, Leland and Ethel Bellini winning money in their starts also.

At l-laiifax Exhibition Aaron L. won the 2.15 Trot and Pace, Squire Hanover was second in the 2.23 Trot and Pace and Miss Victoria third in the 2.17 Trot and Pace, Direct L, 2-2-2. In the 2 24 Class Darkey Kalmuck was 2-3-3; Dude Poismpkln won the Free for All Trot with June Evans 2-2-3. They also won races at other race meets in Nova Scotla and New Brunswick.

PROVINCIAL TRACK RECORDS

Second Dash Race l

iFred Cameron. ‘time 2.14. Contending horse, High

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42.10%. Ccntending horse, Frisco 2.07%.

Pacing Record made by Barney Hanover 2.07, owned by C. M. Alexander, St. John, N. 13., and driven by Tyndall Sample, July 26th. i939. time 2 08. Contending horse, Marvin Brooke 2.04%,

Lusty

SAINT PETERS

Trotting Record made by Heath- erbcll 2.10, owned by Brenton Mc- Innis, Charlottetown, driven by Pat McKenna, July 12th. 1938. Time 2 l5. Contending horse, Addie Mc- Grow 2.10%.

Pacing Record made by ‘Billy Cope 2.10%, owcsd by Jimmie Power. Charlottetown. driven by Pat McKenna, July 20th, time 2.13%. Contcndmg horse, Lucky Lindy 2.12.

SUMMERSIDE

Trotting Record made by Lusty Frisco 2.07%. owned by C. H Chazidicl". Charlottetown, driven bv

July 29th. 1936.

Tc-‘oy 2.11%.

Pacing Record made by Han- over Courier 2 09. owned by C. M. Alexander, St John, N. 13.. driv- cn by Johnny Conroy. July 29th, 1936, time 2.12. Contending horse, Star G. 2.09%.

FASTER MILES

The fastest mile ever paced in New Brunswlck—W alter Dale 2.00%, owned by Sullivan 8a Maw- hlnney and driven by Henry Clukey. at Fredericton, Sept. 15th, l937~2.0f2‘é.

The fastest mile ever trotted in New Brunswlck-PeterPokey 2.06%, owned by J. Howard Randall, Harrison. Maine, and driven by Henry Clukey, at Fredericton, Sept.

ALBERTON

Trotting Record made by Dude Potempkin 2.07%, owned by And- rew Perry, Summerside, and driven by Lloyd O'Brien-July 5th, 1939- contending horse, Aaron L. 2.0 i.

Pacing Record made by Direct L. 2.09%, owned by Wellington Mc- Neill, Southport, driven by Joe O'- Brien, July 5t 1939—2.09%; 0071' tending horse McElwym the Great 2 09%.

CIIARLOTTETOWN

Trotting Record made by Heat-h- erbell 2 09%, owned by and driven bv Lia-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Charlottetown. September 7th. 1936. time 2.0841. Contending horse, Mc- Ewyn the Great 2 09%.

Pacing Record made by Bud Wenrger 205%. ow ned by V16 Holdaway, Houlton. Maine, driven hv Earle Avery, August 20th, 1936. Time 2.05%. Contending horse Calumet Budlong 2.02%.

GEORGETOWN

Trotting Record made by Chest- nut Dillon 2.08%. owned by Chester Pratt, St. Peters, driven by R. S. McBs-ath. July 8th, 1931. tms 2.15 Contending horse Brier Mao 2.14%

Pacing Record made by Billy Cope 2.10“... owned by Jimmie Power. Charlottetown. driven by

Pat McKenna, July 6th, 1932. time

2.13%. Ccntendlng horse, Lucky Lindy 2.12. HAMILTON

‘Trotting Record made by Lusty Frisco 2 071i. own-ed by C. H "handler. Charlottetown. driven bv Clarence Schuman. July 0th.

1938, time 2.12. Contending horse, Dude Potempkin 2.12.

Pacing Record made by Guy Ann 2.11%, owned and driven by George A». Callback, Summerslde. July 6th, 1939, time 2.13%. Contendlng horse. Miss Victoria.

KENSINGTON

Trotting Record made by Frisco 2.07%. owned by C Chandler, Charlottetown. driven bv Clarence Schumah, July 27th, 1938, time 2.10%. Contending hc-rse, Duds Potempkin 2.0701,

Pacing Record made by Jane Azoff 1.59%. owned bv C H. Hor- ton Murray River, driven by Wil- Iard Kelly, July 12th, 1939. time 2.09% Contending horse, Slmcoe Harvester 2.04% .

MONTAGUE

Trottlne Record made by Heath- erbcll 2.09111. owned and driven by Lt-Col. D. A. MscKlnnon, Char- lottetown. August 5'11. 1936, time 2.08%. Contending horse, Plucky Scott 2 06.

Pacing Record made by Patrick Direct, owncd and drlvrn by R. L. Tsrior. Halifax. N.S.. August 8th. 1934. time 2 07%. Contcnding horse Betty S. 2 07.