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total of I33. . :. Tm . Hitter were entered officiall for GEDGHI1 55811 the Winner. HOW- continued Itom P388 0 It mu" have taken I lot at .- Continued from page e A gmmglyvg gggmo w1nne,-g,zke.,u ever, the four-year-old son of h',,,5e had a little too much brush money to man” M... Sheppud to m .V,,.m. mmmm m the H,” w clam. Mahmoud-Uvlra II packed only ,i the end and won in 109 M. sell Hit Song. mainly because he" winter but cizappearod when spring o 0 Th” "100" '9"-W 1' 5? ””'"3'. m ”"'"d”' wmhmd "ml 1" ”" ” 2,09 315-excellent time tor the 1, an 1”. M, of Even so” but M, W," - ,4 The - 3 I tion only, and the 1 3-16 mile One dlzitien Both must carry no mi evening. Other summaries M, gum hu been pay,” out an. am, to the duma in . cu um event is being raced for the 16th Wuaim "'15:? ththh Weishi-lor-use . that niizth W915 3nd 5'"! 53" ormous prices jor stallions and were not residents of the 'mve'. W6” ht;-xiatl,T"l.il lhtmncgh Ci coghe hinhlgr l0eb9sEhgih?lI.i W Ted ' A l d & . . . naurrwomr. Oct. at - (AP) me””m,,,e '0, ,o'.f,',h 3,; 35:3; Atkinson, can move into the ' up

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-m. races. Jacob row . stud at William B. Murray's farm talked to a number of the lucky cl1,i8eu'loh'lr:lr:uluok'1bdathyy(h.'.ilIursde hill) 01; ll; tn:-gexfecirld Onlewla-illttel" cWl);K .1ii-day. one Hitter, whose eire. l ' ' shut Out, won the special in

Fraser) 1'1- 593"? LY" (w- L9” in Ohio and it was Mr. Murray hunters d 1 the it i 19 0 d I h 2-2. C010Ml Hmllmfd 34- who made the deal which brought in good Nfileailll S-yblrne the Kxmhfmzg int”; mhoxx oTe:mfhhl.nd:,:at;: Genlbralhstahflx wduldtr lllinapke tlll: 1943: hi" ""h9d 3234-175-

oanagcn (Shawl 54- Him other Jane Azofi! 1.59 V2 to in : farm ' starters. time. 2.15 15. 2.15 ex ,,,m, mu "0 W, h, ,?e.,,,,,,,, an 31; umirss lneizgvegyagzl cgoslixia. an nay 15pa.n':1e1i6 I-I; itilunts onuev- :3: ggfwsecona horse to take the M I d ' soon v n e as any me ' ANGI-ii!;s'1'liiR. Eng an - OP)

Film and 8th Races, Shlnlnl the two-year-old Linn Mit Hour (W. Lewis) 1-2. APBN5 P0!” part of the deal. Linn Mn: .2 '4 "1 hm Hun question. Possibly to spare and inlormed megthat this 5p;1gI:1 :'a:”g93g?Ti?E'noL':g;e -Police sergeant Charles Jol-in- .

m (E. Shaw) 3-1. 38"” 3"d' qulred a very creditable record Lgrggly ,-"pon.n,1, 1 yh bl season to date his Brittany had 1 1 h, h Se by H, d, H, son received an inquiry from the long 2-5: V9113 1-41 Veils 5-3, time. with Willard Kelly and was sold jump'wu eh, mwuuneel ,5 started 52 ooveys of I-Iuns.He claims, v'C.f,, nAdv,Jn1,(;1' ,,,?,,,:l".,, meeeaiz. Ministry of Labor as to why his

2.13 (V5. 2-12 45- to parties in Maine where she bpeederg (my nuke, raced ,t ,;x that the birds are here but one augumi gpecm 1,, 1937. son has not registered for na- two mp mm, .5. Tm” lowered It to 107- Grand Circuit meetings. A total of has to to after them .i. . . they'll Due to the small field. there tional service. The answer is that A - Rawvhy ' " 51"” 13" W9” W0 MNCG Where events. hunter. General Staff and one Hitter the age or six.

MacLeod and Johnny Conrolh xay Budlong won another 2.2 The)r'm1'eCl:V9g"lg” hi-ec'g;hJh';h plaice aztusaratoga Raceway, N. Y., awn 2, . . mecilvely. These are beautiful IilV9F lmphh” which hehlhlhly Years ago Calumet Flngo 2. will be much apprrnaglatleg dbY 3:9 2.04 was in the stud in New reciplenll Cgy ”h dhga at tmhsi Brunswick and was purchased by 140 5'8?” 5h25'3::'ed I 3 "l t C. T. Black to head Pleassntdaie seconds and 430 Jr hr 0? AC1”: Farm in Vlrzlnia. Many ti-ioughi average Of - - ” hhy lhhag that Mr. Black would be in for started 1" 143 d9"h"d 336" '3! d. a considerable disappointment. but firslsv 22 hechhog 4;; other "guy things have turned out differently. lor 5" 5V'3”3e t ,'rru;.u Raceway The Calumet Flngo's are winning int d1'lV9g3 hcmuuhank 341 all along the line and at Saratoga were B" my 299 Ed Hug 50' wind up meeting Lucky Fingo. a Aurel? 50” v -249' Fr k Dyr 1" four-year-old owned by the Sturdy Lloyd W8lk"- - - hgzo Ah ” ' stables of Syracuse. won and took .231 Mid 5”" whhheh ' ' a record of 2.05 1l5-fast time . H d M 1m over a half-mile track. He is but .J0”'.OB”e" hula I” If '9' one of many that are making the did Wm at the W” V" ha haw”; Pieasantdale sire is popular one Desrfill-bglhfgnghsgLggigauhvhxgr with horsemen in the United en 9 States. 1.1 in the Matron Stake for three- year-old trotters with a purse of A M". that 1. hem teatured 517jl03-73- The "me W” 2'06 135' very much in the Unlted States 3-0” The whlverlhe Racalvaly '1 " because from a small crop of foals hall-mile track. In. the oxvelr no he has produced some mp notch P399 which W”,If;"ed(IE:hel l; 3,2; trotters and pace-rs is Portlight 3. in M8” GWE 1 mam " " t d, 2.10 1x2. Portlight was , formerly Mi Gum” oh duihhir hga owned by .W. G. Stewart. New 117- Phlhce Adlohsgflo Egg H 9' Glasgow. N. 5. Another sire that Bud”-V h'""i5"E1.h( ” "f - aggn; Mr. Stewai-t sold is Alpha Hal by 103, 202 4A, ese do"? P Hal Dale, dam Orpha by Volu- ih ham whhlds "mt Si mite. He is now considered the to sire of two and three-year-old hhhlh" 3”” "hi" "13": at papcers in Ontario. Great credit hi” meehhh W" m: h '0." must be given to our genial friend 5”)” f" lhheelyehhhd huh"! Bill tor the excellent selections whh 5 purse M 57'-(1-" R vlafdl won he made and the splendid support hy M”dhw.mce' by The glxfrf he gave harness racing in the ”h”h' M533” Cmmuln liy Mme years he was engaged in it. His Chhhseh driven by 2:33 25 elf; stable was always a big feature whh H" Tlm"i2.'03' ti” 8'.” of the race meetings at the Char- lb:sb'iTzaedo1y3uliiZecl:1n'28 sthrths II-iir l”"'-''"'” "''”h' :'.':;..i.i” .Y.”:::.:":.- :2? M21: A. - and Levi I-larner, a youngster and W” by Ahbedale and MI dam was a veteran were leading the her- . by Grattan ' wldhw Grhuhh 200 d p ness horse drivers of America in hhyah H” hrmclwl ahpofntchlld the money and race winning cate- ahunlgg gggingmghg-."V:lo.m1., 3y gories. Acfogdljni "110 33;! THE; 2m 1x4, dam. M” ct Spnnzler hm ""9 9 V 5 ' ' ” 202 N4, so you Wu new that ting Association with a few weeks of the season remaining. hmgdow like coma?" thehbggld I-Iarncr. who is 28 and hails from oi oth t ese gre "f race 0 . Both. of course. to'the third and Funohvmei N" Y" hhd earned I m madman uam Wm. 330.618. Jimmy Jordan, Auburn. -Elia i i M." W". 3.33:2": ” winn ngs o , . ran rv n. An Important mm was mud, Sedalia, Mo., 5196.258. Joe 0Brien. Prince Edward Island.. Sl92.751 last. week when Lawrence B. and Cum Hodglm Chmdeboye Sheppard of the Hanover Shoe ' ' yum: Hanover Pa mm H" Ont.. 8191,144. These are the top m g' N)” lumen" an Sm" five. Among the top race winners lorlugl? and the ithree-year-old Lwl Hhrh" "1 m”m.hh"h3'-Ph" stallion Saint Clair 3. 2.04 ax: to if lg: "Y dwlg; lg” Wl;'-M1l3I'hV Ehwhhd T”whe' "uh: " "mt Ldhldon?nOl:lIb, were tied garish: for Italian buyers. Hit Song is one and Mm 92 I J h 1 at ihe real stars of the two and "h "er ” hhy shhV "newest tmmng -dmslom and son of Hanover, Pa.. who was the hi; -been the Joana hum" champion in both divisions last money winner in his division this ""”h' "hhh "lhlh l" the "Whey R” ma Int ye". H” mu, winning department with 5163.299 ummgs am mm.ww'm at end was not among the top ten hlch was earned this season. Hit "95 wlhheh" 1”" Jahhhhy Jhhhhy song was the last ioal of the "V9 hp "huh? " hhhhc huh” world! Hen!" brood ml" Evan and signed on as race driver for on 208 3,4 dam of mm in 200 Hanover Shoe Farms which limits nd elgven h'1 205 um the gun. his money winning capacity. am oi! the fastest two-year-old '-”TT mm Lusty song 2" 202 1,5. H'l'h!e IOllGvgl;RAl!Cllll0!nb Jirgme iiint Clair 3, 2.04 2x5 is by spen- "””"- - - r -- "'1'" "5- 0 1. gm" dam Inn. HIM”, 4 . . . The market for harness horse .- i ' ' V ' yearling: is apparently at an all time high and, record pirices alnd averages can e expscte at Is as WW" 7'" still to be conducted at Harris- HELP Of burg. Pa. and Indianapolis. Veter- . on an turf and auction ring obsen,I- are reached that conclusion the TOBACCO week after stiigyllnz retulins frorln the annual xngton. y. sse For free booklet and names of which showed 285 you-lings going Mlzhbours who gladly testify to for 8987.750. an average of 53.465. he amazing results of this non- Disposal of an additional 112 head obit forming remedy. write King of racing stock and broad mares harmacal Corp. Ltd., Box 678. for 5110.100 brought the overall London, Ont. total to 31,097,850. the first million ' dollar standard Bred sale in Lex- ington. Ky.

The Indianapolis sale is slated for October 28th to 30th. The Harrisburg sale which has topped the million dollar mark on a number of occasions. will be held the week of November 10th. Two and three-year-old trotting and pacing fillies raced for a record- shatterl 1 8387.808 in 1952. the U. S. Trott ng Association has an- nounced. Previously the high for fillies was 8186.000 last year.

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