ae

ec: “3

Art, the q

two stars, Topway and | moonshine horse is that his dad-| ville Downs has

seaside

provinces

in raising top colts in these

mple of what can

Stable,

trotters, are really aja capable

ween and king of {dy is Singing Sword who wasj| many seasons.

the stallion was im the L, and G. | $200,000 expansion

The _ track

looked to in | Ki

te be highlighted by the adilit- ee provinces,

ng brought Sharon Irishman | Gregor had

gen-jout. Ail horses were Closeup at ‘and Miriamchi Fred with E Be |Bunny Walker of Halifax while | announce, in early December, a | poured it on into the home stretch | mile was in 2.02, the fastest mile

performer. for Lioyd | eral manager Jack Cruickshank | the half; The Irishman then | Smith driving finished sixth. The

programme | with Mars N falling off and Peer-jever raced im the Maritime

and Saticer

description on Gold

bite. . His Cup crew

one ‘of the greatest night ay So a:

fis

An interesting note to the Poce-

the brightest looking year Sack-

The coming season is perhaps |quick lead from the start

is spot to the half when | hung on

© a Andy’s Son, with Jimmy and |up, got in for three, Mars ‘or four, Roach

Moore N

one of Eastern Canada’s finest harness racing.an- ._| mouncers. Ed Watte Me-| who got his~_baptiss im Fashion in fifth} 1965 has developed

in .| amo

& ie

Sy

bee: back at

“simgton and it is

ge Semple is a

province of Quebec. He

his stable in Ken- | did not. like the footing and had | Gregor. gain the own- |fourth and Sandy Slator fifth.

is |state New York but the pacer jen by James understood ja rough trip. Onaway finished'| BRIGHT

mn a 2.06:3 effort in |mile Vernon Downs oval in up Stables of Halifax and was driv- |visitors faced ‘the Maritimes

OUTLOOK

held th

Miriamichi Fred. O’Brien took his pacer t

“Roach” Mac- |Andy’s Son, Jim Fashion, and | got

half

f

is horse home

Alyre . He kept

8 gee He jae

REVERSO TEPER Eo FE 5° : <2 as tas é i laa it, nla fs ite li

t to the United: Stat-

trainer for the John Chap was joutfit. A week previous to

4 certain that Little Art| pursuer closing at the wire kk record and |driven by Tom Smith,

, hit the wire in jof Dagsboro, Delaware

at the /big geld- |owned by Herschel ‘Quillen

as to what he was trying |“‘Waygone,” a seven year

lestablishing a new trotting | within two lengths. Show Pineau left little | went to the other American en‘

Sackville Downs race, the the guidance of |gone gelding breezed a trip

Wi

. His best mile since |1:58 -1 over the three quarter

-Ni- | without

e year | cer and Charlie King? Here was.

Dan- | and it has proven

__The big draw was the a race track east O’Brien drove New York Stable, Dancer’ rein- | be enough 1jed the rt p and King

ean drivers. including: P.

ance of three top North Ameri- | stakes

appear-| As I th of | native Joe O’Brien, Stanley

"Leaf winner Sharon Irishman, The | land.

of Montreal. trotting

E. I. | pleasure

this Mars N from Otté Newmans { the record

» the greatest and will be record the gelding | amd an Island

to

Bred top land bred

—

that

young:

wee hoo ae

tea sf |

in front by a length. Peerwick was two,

TS | Jim

said _previousty the colt

sae roan.

were &

a eens seed Ble rete Pd Shee

“CREAT JOB Charlottetown boasts of

eres a ae

Hi

ondes Marine cane udae Speedy Con, 2.08:3, Shermar

As three-year-olds we had

Niet ra 1G Hil gt

time red

ae

aE Me

ute suet i a oe jaca

af tile iia is

ba eee eal

or better

it ia yl ite ie a lal al i ee ssh sepa TEREST

i HH ly i fart ilu lit i dial HE 8 ieee “fl

tte:

a lbtagt Lie ei

»EER i ies

Pad ili He F Hf

it Sackville Downs | Invitational Pace-

M. stated at ae type of with

Le gegen wade tee

ares A race tha’

in veemeguiae ee

was held Saturday | roar

old trotting gelding | ception of the 1962 Nova Scotia

- largest crowd ever at Sack. ville Downs with the possible ex-

is that record at estimates that over 1000 cars

Local police

Z eek gf

the polly titig Pg G clans. a invol

eis oe realize that

pilliys cy ikeacee

ball PL it “ee it “iT a i sige Liye, ipl te ree Fg. ali a

ee RFE fi,*3 we ih ae Bis a

‘1 ial

;

pile

Tice [te ie =

tf He ee

adi eat cr

trotting record at Char- Driving ‘Park really/ beating during 1966. j

to'smash the old tab

i: i

atte BE ie

aE a

or ge SoRe nsion

; Stakes for of a club house, restaurant | ae soln

eat pity, ce alrite phy

el

sith ener int Pa cbt

f

Sackville Downs set

= ene i i iH

PORDS FALL CITY OVAL

a acta

“GOVERNOR AEMBRO” WITH PRINCE EDWAED ISLAND'S JOE 0’BRIEN UP

wea tus baler

i

wa

cies ors oe

track had ee eee eee ee

was 22 ie on purses 13

1964. The cot

ae ili

a Eel Huet

ah

en.

at AeddeeGe «

te v LETTE

Be

i -1 :

an

in the autumn under the head ee A ee a es-were raced under the

In addition, 10 more were

were corndu

Ve

beehive of ata

Prince Esa come

Ean in aefrey

ia

14 4 og &

(ahi | : i

Home Week)

(including 12

During 1966, 49 —_ m_

oFviL:

aft att Friar!

Uae

Wdte 3 sit : Eeehtd eel nt HI nage

sie HH

E a i tl il abl

ies

ht

need.

ahead will fulfill their every

rest assured that the season | fair HEAVY PROGRAM

lott ple

ser

all

sh | proximately $15,000 over

| regula

| reached

ithe 10

Na forward in the avenue will be it that the

with the

rT season. money in the pool of $

represents an increase ness racing is provided

finest quality of har-/| tioned earlier,

Prince Edward Island es NB., fans. They have great plans in

1965.

of ap-| were Island bred, Island trained

70. I

new heights. During the | ur, Kensington, was the first to

108; races héld< under t he!| Home ;Covehead charter, purses totall- | Alyre Y promoters at Char- season and race followers can

ed $4599, bringng the combined | Semple’s to even greater’ marks | Harry hagas

1967 campaign. Every | drivéi by

explored to see'to| By the way.

ey are eagerly looking |Bob Lee, owned

n Driving Park were |pacing record for three-year: way things | liwas racked up %

fully

ghe making for the upcoming | GOOD BUSINESS

and Island owned. for a Fre The Pty sa

On Aug. 15 a new Dave ler, is

z % 2 z s 2 5 s a z a » z &

5 z : F

° ° a] ” .

Week, Aug 16 to be Pineau reined. G

owned by caine

i

2

That was on July 28. During

bring the mark down to 2.06:3.

i ci

exact

2

#81 fit ait

| Campaign.

|

| many thrilling drives during the | took turns at-bettering the track

Amoun

t paid out in “purses |and driven by Wilbur MacArh-

troting record. Topway, owned

7

eee wea By Dr. H. H.

Nutrition.

*

&

Pr is

bs

By Dr. J. T. Akins

x

a

Colt Development

j high

mutuel

crowds held up throughout,

exceptionally good, | 2.04:3 mile, the fastest mile ever

both

Times were

atherman | Andy’s Son, came through with Very few | the best mile of 1966, a 2.04:1 ef- nements were netessary. | fort. Starburn was next with a

That great free - for - aller, handle reached a new jin the Maritimes. ~

and horsemen gave patrons| Littlé Art and Topway

, the| paced by a Maritime bred horse

Postpo

First of all the. we: Was most co-operative.

belongs to the season. 1966.

argue that number one. spot be-| mainland.

s safe to wager |tertainment totalled 125, 30 of the’ eldsters: would |whom were visifors from the

There have bee

years. “Veteran

of them but it’ .} that none of

riving Park. |tabs‘as compared with 76 last saying plenty. | year. 320 horses faced the start-

n many great jer, 250 of them be s can recall all/ horses. Drivers pro

g the en-

local

you ar

Charlottetown’ D: And that’s

could desc

is Ahe only way | under the’ Covehead auspices. tribe 1966 activity | Eighty-five horses took new race

The greatest track’s history

season in the }management and 76 were raced

x

is greatest in

se ale Peas tie ret

us FFL ae ‘?

mess

XCLUSIVE!

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