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THE GUARDIAN.
CHARLOTTETOWN
T 2 DECEMBER 27 . 1952
I952 -:- Maritime
Harness Racing Review
I952
Thri
lling Season Recalled,
Featuring Photo Finishes,”
Larger Purses, More Performers
J E. Forbes, Fredericton, N. B. and
With PerfarmancesPO'ver Five Night Racing Plants and Other Tracks.
2.01".-.. owned by Harry MacDonald; Vclla La Vella 2.0B'.'x. mined by Arihur Lipton. Sydney, N S. and driven by Joe MacDon-
HERE THEY ARE! ! I
driven by Harry Mount: Super Hallsidne” Hirsch. l 5- - 3 g -- ris.vdm..., N, 5, and drive" 1,, Rt tMoresiuc-. Owned by F Moreside.
Fastest Maritime Bred Performer:
Season 1952
Fastest M. B. Trotting Mare-1
'r'eiithei-'Dusier 2.10 (L. Kelly). lowned by Lester Johnston. For- liune, P. E. 1. July 9. Covehead. P. E.1.-2.10.
V Fastest M. B. Pacing Mare- ;Babe Britten 20993 (L. 0'Mea.ra. '0wned by Geo. Thompson. Sum-
iinersicie E. 1. Aug. 23, Truro, N
kRoyal Bank 212-hi Owned by Frank A. Ryder, Mono- lton. N.B. Sept. 27, Truro, NS - 'J.l2”.-..
I Fastest M. B. Trotting Gelding-
Bud Kalmuck 2.12 (Moffattt. Own- Ied by Sportsmenls Driving Club. N.S. Sept. 9. Sydney. N. - Mack Fingo 2.1 '3;
1Lower Sackville, N. S. I Truro, N. S. - .2.13 -,';,. I Fastest M. B. Pacing Gelding--
Sept. 1.
Vfllda.h1ld Victory Dale 2.05:i..own-l.1oey Harvester 2.09-Ts i.1. Conroy- .r:1 by B. C. Cruikshank, Ha1ifax.lOwiied by Lahey & McNelil. Dart-
IH. Harrisont.'
lion's noted race driver.
by ill. S. and driven by B. Cruikshank lmouth N. S. and Southrport, P. E. 1' I '-'m-
Lt.-Col. D. A. Mncxinnon, 1'). S.().. V.T).. (Fr. Crolx dc Guerre)
The following had one each:-Doc- , Sept, 22, Truro, N. S. 42091..
Fastest M. B. Four Year
Ryder, Moncton, NB. Sept.
I Worrell Lewis, Cape Bre-
2'7.
2.04'.i (w. Lewis). Owned by P. J.I Cadegan. Glace Bay. N. 5. July 5 25. Sydney. N.B.-2.0'l';i.
Fastest Three Heats Troted or Paced-Iola Henley 2.072; (C.Mac- Leod). Owned by Clayton Mac- Leod, Westville. N.B. Aug. 2'1, Truro, N. S.-2.0'l'6is. 2.081s, 2.099s.
Maritime Race Winners
There were 1455 heats or dashes ' raced in 1952 as compared with . 1313 in 1951. Nova Scotla. with its. g two large nigvht racing plants had) ' a totalsof 655 dashes for '75 meets I Broken down these figures are. North Sydncy with three meets, 28; dashes; Sydney with 33 meets. 275 dashes. and'Truro with 39 meets.p 352 dashes. New Brunswick racer tracks are next in number with 59 meets and 478 dashes raced. Chat-I iizim iiith one meet had 10 dashes: Fredericton with three meets. 26 .claslies; Moncton with five meets. 3'7 dashes; St. Stephen with four meets, 35 dashes; .Woodstock. 26 meets and 206 dashes; Saint John. 19 meets, 161 dashes; Shedlac. one meet. three dashes ;Priiice Ed- 29 meets, 263 dashes; Covehead. one meet. nine dashes; Kinkora,
It i
tor J. A. 209'.-.. owned by Dr J.A Om T,.uml NVS..M:;.,h
,. i if I
I g - , g ' ' iDOll:lIlOC, Truro. N. S. and driven T H gvl-, d H S 2 . , , , lone meet, nine dashes; St. Peters,l . lihrillingz racing with more heats. more pcrlioi'nici's, by Ray O'Brien. Feather Duster, s;;pi;., 3,r.l.n:d ,,;:i"2l,1.i,i',..,,e1ii.'..ti.'.,.iii-"Ip.Ic:imSia.lii;.,:'B1'X';,.”fL (3-dime meel" 11 d"5he5' and summlf 1013 Henley 2:07 2d5 5nd driver Clayton Macuiodv .. A 1- r. . . . . . 2. - v .- m --- r- - - .1 ' .. - ' moii hlioio-iiiiislics and more money iaccd for featured, mi Owned by Lester John Side. Fredericton. NB. Aug. i5.lM,,,,,.,,,. o,..,,,.d by Mrs Ja,ne51;l,c:f6nlllL':, '1;f,:t5;,3.Ev:a:,Pf,.:e I,';C,-angg WeStV1119.N- 5- '
ihc lhli'lllIlIl1lOSi l)i:p:esl racing
out .”.s'2:').fl.'i5.20, -'l.'i4.8tl, Fredericton, N.B., 536,509, Dieppe. N.B. (Moncton)
542,899.93. 199.87.
Matinee races were also hold at several tracks but only purse races are taken into account in our Rcvicw.
Races started at Sydney and the last races held were
scason oi all time. tracks (fivc lcss than last ycar) gave piirscs totallin,L' 3239.-j 28(3.tt.'l. 321,000 more than the prcvious ycar. way. l.trl.. paid out 5R65.30(lC0l Fxhibition Association 5,338,175.03 and in addition S2,(l0t),...u-i Soutliport, was paid out by the Prince Edward Island l-Iarncss Racingfwlinnr Club for their Colt Stakes at Charlottetown track. Sports Centre paid out 546,274. This included three iriectsiw, Macxay: raccd at Northside Track. North Sydney.
.'R3,75(). Chatham, 531,699.84. , 31.600, Kinkorzi, P. E. 1. 3ll.2(I0, Covchead, P. E. 1. 31,- 30”” N- 3”
Triiro Race- in piirscs. (7liarlottctown
Sydney .
Summcrsidc, P. E. 1.
Foiirtccn lb
stoii. Fortune. P. E. I, and driven
Lorne Kelly; Hedgewood Chief .-.. owned by J. E. Given. Hal- 1 . N. S. and driven by Mr. Given; Joey Harvester 2.0il".s. own- ed by Lahey dz McNeill. Dartmouth and driven by Conroy; Rusty Hanover 207-"-.-.. owned by the Sunrise Stables, Calais. Me., and driven by Skelter 2.07. owned
Woodstock p3lCIlb,V Bob Brown, Woodstock. N. 13.. St. John (Coldbr00k Track) N.B., S20,-li”-nd dmen by A- Rlnzuetle; Stan St Stephen R4 168 23 20711;. owned by Arthur Char-
yon, Woodstock. Vermont and driv- ion by Mr. Charon, and Time Table
St, Peters, P, E, I,l'.'.03, owned by M. Downey. Saint
and driven by Mr. Downey.
Where 2.10 Miles Were Stepped
This year the 2.10 list is headed by Truro with 13. Charlottetown
and -I-I.uI,0V N. S” N-Inf), 241-nyand Sydney tied for second place
at Sydney, October 17th.
with eight each. Woodstock in
A;ihird place with six. Covehead
pleasing feature was the greater interest taken in 1"aClnggF'rederir:ton and St. Stephen one
at Saint John, N. B., where attendance constantly increas- ed right up to the close of the season.
The track which isl
under the management of the Exhibition Association. is;
lieingimproved and will be :14 sti'ongei' link in the chain ofid,.,..,,. of 2,10 "Ines ..,.m six .0 ms
Maritime speedways the coming season. . . .
Harley Harrison of Port Eigin. N. F.. leads Maritime drivers in percentage with .487. Harley is a thorough horseman who can not only train and drive but is also an cxpert. blacksmith and very greatly esteemed by fellow drivers and the public. We heartily con- gratulate him on his well de- snrverl success.
Len 0'Meara of Charlottetown is top dash winner with 48. Lucky Chief 2.0416. eight-year-old bay stallion by Chief Abbedale 2.00. nwned by P. J. Cadegan. Glace Bay. N. 8.. and driven by Worrell Lewis. paced the fastest mile over H Maritime track, winning at Syd- ney July 25. in 2.0'.'lAi. The three fastest heats were stepped at Truro. August 2'7 by Iola Henley. 13-year-old brown mareiby Peter Henley 2.0254-2.0'i"ii. 2.08Vs, 2.0998. She is owned and was driven by Clayton Maclseod. Westvllle, N. S. Feather Duster, bay mare by Abbe vvn.-my 2.06. owned by Lester Johnston. Fortune, P. E. 1,. and driven by Lorne Kelly, trotted the fastest heat in the Maritlmes-- 1.10 at Govehead. July 9. Lucky Chief 2.0454; and Iola Henley 2.07773 were tied for top dash winner, each with 19 wins. his Henley also lowered her own and the Truro Raceway pacing record to 2.0'7Mx and Lucky Chiet lowered the
Sydney track pacing record to 2.0m. More horses were raced and
more new or reduced records were made than in any previous year. The number of persons who wil- nessed racing in the Maritlmes is estimated at half It million. More rare horses were purchased at t:e t P
tall sales and brought to Mnritimog than in any previous year we have record of -- over forty.
The 20th annual Prince Edward Island Harness Racing Club's Colt Stakos wore held at the Char- lntintown track VVednr-sdny night. Sept. 10th. with 52,000 in purses. Several good prospects showed up. one of them in the. Three Year Old Trot, Ginger Worthy by Gin- aer. that took a record of 2.20-H, nnrl in the Three Year Old Pace. Just Rita by Abner T, Clegg, that won all three heats with the fast- est. in 2.l:'i"lii. Good future. pros- pects were also raced In the Two Year Old Pace and Two Year Old Trot. The President of this Club
is Dr. R. F. Seaman and the Sec- retary-Treasiirer. 11'. C. Gillespie. both of whom rlcscrvc great cre- dit for the time 7II'itI cnerizy givcni to make, those anniial colt stakcsl R SIICCPSS.
Five new track records were made during the season. At Kin- kora. P. E. 1., August 6th. a new pacing record was set up by Ann's Boy 2.129.-.. owned by Don Baker, Summerside, and driven by Ensor Bowncss. time. 2.13. The same afternoon a new trotting rc- cord was made by Guy Harvester 213. owned and driven by Fred Reeves of Freetown, limo-2.1-iit.':. At Sydney. Lucky Chief 2.04l.'h. owned by P. J. Cadegan. Glace Bay. N. S., and driven by Wor- rell Lewis, lowered the track pac- ing record to 2.07113 and at Truro. Iola Henley 2.07”-S. set up a new track pacing record of 2.074.. She is owned and was driven by Clay- ton MacLeod. Westvillc, N. S. At Saint John. N. R. the track trot- ting record was lowered to 2.177.ii by Neil Kalmuck. 210, owned and driven by Thomas Etter, Moncton. N. 13., October 13.
as Miles In 2.10 0r Better
Only 38 miles in 2.10 or better were clocked in the Maritimes the past season, the lowest number reported in a great many years and ten less than in 1951. Lucky Chief 2.04ti.. owned by P. J. Cad- egsn. Glace Bay. N.S, topped the list with 10. He was driven in five of them by Worrell Lewis. in three by his owner and in two by Ronnie MacDonald. Lucky was also the fastest performer with ll. mile in 2.0714. over the Sydney oval. I
In second place again .bhls year was 1013. Henley 2.072.. brown mare by Peter Henley. owned by Clayton Maclieod, Westvllle, N. 8., and driven in all her races by her owner. Iola accounted for six of the fast miles. one of them being her new record-2.0'12,i.. Seven horses had two to their credit. namely, Babe Britten 2.0994. owned by George Thompson, Summerside P.E.I. and driven by Len O'Meara: Lock Hanover 20744;, owned by Wallace B. Nevers, Woodstock. N. B., and driven by Frankie Carr, Miss Knox 2.09e,z', owned by Cmdr. G. 1-1. Buntaln. Charlotte- town. P.E.1. and driven by Len 0'Meara; Pat D. 2.063-3, owned by
leach.
Drivers Of 2.10 Miles Clayton Mat-Leod is the leading
credit, followed by Worrell Lewis with five. Len 0'Meara and R MacDonald with four, P. J. Cad- egan three. with two each are Frankie Carr. B. Cruikshank, Joe MacDonald and H. Mount and with one we have A. Charon. Johnny Conroy, M. Downey. James Given, Lorne Kelly. W. MacKay. Ray O'Brien and Alf. Ringuette.
Fastest Performers On Maritime Tracks-Season 1952
Fastest Pacing Stallion-Lucky Chief 2.0-iii tW. Lewisi. Owned by P. J. Cadegan, Glace Bay. N. 5. July 25. Sydney, N S.-2.0'7'.i.
Fastest Trotting Gelding-Bud Kalmuck 2.12 tMo1'latt). Owned by Sportsman's Driving Club. Sydney, N.S. Sept. 9, Sydney, N.S.-2.13:... Mack Flngo 2.132..-. (Moresidei Owned by F. Moreside. Lower Sackvllle, N. S. Sept. 1. Truro, N. S.-2.1345.
Fastest Pacing Gelding-Pat D 2069:. tMount).. Owned by J. E Forbes, Fredericton, NB. July 3. Woodstock, N.B.-2.09.
Duster 2.10 (Lorne Kelly). Owned by Lester Johnston. Fortune. P.E.I July 9, Covehead, P. E. I.-2.10.
Fastest Pacing Mare-Iola Hen- ley 207M. (C. MacLeocl). Owned by Clayton MscLeod. Westville, N. 8. Aug. 27. Truro, N.S.-.2.0'I'n.
Fastest Trotting Mare -Featherl
i
Charlottetown, P. E.I.-2.1-1'.-..
Fastest M. B. Four Pacer-Doctor J. A. Bricni.
2 09i:. (R. O'-
icton, N. B.2.09l:..
Fastest M. B. Three Year Old. Trotter-Ginger Worthy 2.20"-.s lG.l MacDonald). Owned by George MacDonald. Mermaid. P.E. 1. Se-pcl 10. Charlottetown, P. E. 1.-2.2
Fastest M. B. Three Pacer-Royal Bank 2122.. (HI Harrison). Owned by Frank Al
' ll-loulton. Charlottetown. P.E.I. Aug.-matmee ,-Ming under U, 5, T, A, Xear 0ld,2, Charlottetown. P.E.I.-2.21'i. Fastest New Prriornier-Protest.-,w, g . 1 t" - 1 OWHM by Dr. J. A. Don- or's Boy 2102-. 4P. Craigi. Owlledlthfs dR?e:.l;:..-.mp0! ma meg macs n ahoe, Truro. N. S. Sept. 1, Freder-'by Phil Craig. Loner Sackville. N I 1S. Aug. 27, Truro, N. S-2 1033..
Fastest Miles In Maritime: Season ()f 1952
Fastest. Mile Trottcd-Featlieriwitli 19 wins. Duster 2.10 4L. Kcllyi. Oiviied by for second place between the pac- Year 0li1,Lester Johnston. .Fortiine, P. E I.1ers Jacob Withroiv 2.12”; and Joey
July 9. Covehczid. P. 1.- 2.10.
Fastest Mile Paced-Liicky Chieflhaving 14 firsts. Babe Brittonl I
rules was held on various tracks.
This season there is a tie for top dash winner in the Maritimes be- ftwecn the 13-year-old pacing mare 5Inla Henley 2.07”-.; and the free for tall pacer Lucky Chief 2.04'.'., each There is also a tie
I1-Iarvcsier 2.09”.-.. each of them,
Resourceful and Esso.
BUNCHED AT THE WIRE - Miss Donna Mae shown in the official photo by Godfrey winning the third heat of the 2:19 Pace Second Division Monday night, August 11th at Old.I-iome 'Weck Races. Finishing second in the inside in this thrilling race is Chocolate Dip. Third is Calumet Onward. Fourth and fifth places respectively went to
- 2.1lt5,
2.0959 follows with 13 and there are three ties. Abbeland 2.10?r.. Doctor J. A. 2.093.. both pacers. and the trotter Card Shark 2.06. with 12 wins.
other winners were: 11 dashes- Dcan Swift 2.14'i.. Jock Martin 2.113.. Jo Jii Spencer 2.io, Shining Hour 2.11'.ti. Symbol Majesty 2.121.ii.
10 dashes-Bonus Abbe 2.19?ii. Clipper Dale 2.15ts, Cobblestone 2.11'i'i, Freddie Scott 2.11-lie. Free Spirit 2.05?i. Johnnie Kalmuck 2.l0',ix. Nova G. 2.124s, R. H Byi-nea 2.09';ri.
Nine dashes-Ann's Boy 2.12"-ts, Beck Dale 2.16. Mack Fingo 2.1328 Miss Donna Mae 2.11. Monty Bud- loiig 2.1233. Pet Hanover 2.1335, Tyndall Semple 2.14t.i.
Eight dashes-Ann's Dream 2.14. A.rlene's Money 2.14. Billy P. G. Parker Z.ll'Is, Bud Kalmuck 2.12, Colonel Hantsford 2.1015, Dan Bud- long 2.16318. Doctor L. B. 2.1233. Hanan Crowley 207. Just Lucky 2.1135, Mildale 2.1414, Piney Boy 2111:. Royal Bank 2.125.. Surprise Lady 2.l6'-Ii Vella. La Velia 2.08lr., Wayne S. (lrattan 2.15-lit. '
Seven dashes-A. G. Scott 2.0992. Anyway 2.164.-if Betty Reamore 2.25, Bonnie H. 2.10. Brook of Atblone 2.11, Cyclonic 2.08, Dominion D. 3. 2.15s.'.. Dot Cash 2.1M-5.. Gallonage 2.11'..x. Josedale Clipper 2.08y,, Lock Hanover 2.07-1,5. Mary's De- light 2.142.. Miss Daisy Mae 2.25ii'i. Neil Budlong 2.12-'53, New Look 2.11. Ohio Hal 2.0933. Postman 2.119.. Prairie Pete 2.13ti.. Ridgewood M. 2.113s. Single Streak 2.10. Trixie Volo 218.
Six dashes-Brighton 2.1111, Cal- umet Onward 2.13. Crusader Chief 2.090.. Dr. Bunter 2.18V,. Earl's Prince Charming 2.10. Fsso 2.1225 Gary D. 2.151-5, John Clegg 2.1133. Peterkin Aubrey 2.163.k. Protesters Boy 2.10-"I.-., Senator Craigmyle 2.18, Victory Bell 2.153s. Viola. McKin- ney 2.1iy,, Wilkin 2.08.
Five dashes-Argot. Pointer 2.07. Bellhop B. 2.211;. Billy Mcvay 2.09-iii, Buddy Clegg 2.162.'.. Camp- bellts Buddy 2.11"... Delilah B. 2.09y,, Diana Me 221. Diana 0. Grnttan 2.13'-.-. Feather Duster 2.10. Follow Up Jr. 2.08 '., Friar Good Luck 222- Great Doon 2.1.1, Hedgewood Chief 2.055.. Hy1and's Pride 2.17l.i.. June Bee 2.1193. Just Rita 3.1535, Lahey's Dream 2.15-31.. Laurel Lee 2.16?r'., Lillian Budlong 2.15, Mason's 40 2.16I.'!l, Maudine Reamore 2.16. May Harvester 2.18171. Miss Eloise 2.l2t.-.. Morris Direct 2.13. Nancy Britten 2.16M, O. K. Volo 2101.1. Pat. D
moons. Rajah Hanover 2.196, Real Finizo 2.18. Roy Shelburn 2.0911... Sandy Budlong 2.114s. Texas Girl 2.14. Trixie Scott 2.13, Westtphal Girl 2.12-ii. ,
Four dashes--Adagio 2.11. Anah- ors Aweigh 2.12. Annuncio 2.20, Barbara. Ann Scott 2.2633. Bellini Mite 2.181i.. Bett Ellis 2.16. Billy Kalmuck 2.13'.s:. Bonnie Clegg 2.204;-., Buzaway 3. 2.17. Cedric Hanover 2.14. Coal Dale 2.17. Dale 8. 2.11?t, Diunadale 2.'l5iS,"Donald G. R. 208'-Ti. Facecloth 2.1556. Flaxey Pointer 2.06, Frankie Bud- long 2.1415. Gahagen 2,155.2, Gertie Reamore 2.21, Guy Bryson 2.2095, Guy Harvester 2.13, Hartley 2.08, Heinie Henley 2.08, Hollyrood Ann: 2.10?i. Jimmie A. 2.13it. Joandala 2.15. Johnnie Lee 2.11. Lady Rea- more 2.28lm, Marlon Budlong 2.15. Miss Knox 2.09-iii. Neil Kalmuck 2.10, Peter Brooke 2nd 2.09, Play- away 2.17l,:'., Prince Budlong 2.11, Raymond Brewer 2.1855 Rusty Hanover 2.0723, Silver Hanover 2.i3i.'., sim H. 2.1643. skippers Pride 2.133.... Time Table 2.08.Tony Mite 2.13”'i. Victory Dale 2.052s. Whirlaway 2.19-1... Yankee Dale 2.14. You'll See 2.l7”n's.
Three Dashes-Abble's Boy 2.15, Amtico 2.14. Aubrey Budlong '.'.i11t. Billie Whistler 2.08. Billy sundayl. 2.23, Bob Long 2.1426. -Bonnie Fris- co Can 2.1433, Canada. Brooks 2.213., Captain Missouri :!.14'.. Carl Frisco 2.03. Chocolate Dip 2.1843, Chris McElWyn 2.129i, Col- onel Sherbrooke 2.12. Dean Gallon 2.172., Defender 2.12. Douglas Scott 2.26-1... Dudle Dale 2.211s. Georgie Direct 2.1602. Grace Reamore 2.182.. Heinie Strong 2.09i-'.v. Iris Abbe 2.15?is. Jennie Kalmuck 2.105ti, Jen- ny Lyn 206, Jerry Lee Volo 2.10. Jimmie Clegg 2.20. Judy Budlong 2.14. Kalmuck Bells 2.28l..'.. Kerwin Hanover 2.18, Lady Ruthie T. 2.16, Leah Federal 2.20'.4.. Lee Budlong 2.154.-.. Lee C. Brewer 2.16. Lucky
'Spencer 2.13-'i.. Lusticia 2.13. Lus-
ty's Queen 2.14, Mack Stout 2.14. Maxie Federal 3, 2.1693, Maxine Duds 2.17. May Josedale 2.12, M15- chief Claire 207!';. Miss Cherry Valley 2.13, Miss Federal 2.23, Mr. Frank Belwiii 2.23t5, Patr1ciaDIrect 2.244.-.. Question V. 2.o9"1'. Riot Jr. 7I9's, Rockford 2.1533. Royal Jr 201'... Royal Tell 2.15. Sandy Marr 2.18. Sandy Reamoie 2.263n'i. Scotty Boy 2.16-1.-'., Silk Hal 2.0915. Sister Verna 1-100 219. Skelter 2.07, Skip- py Budlong 2.133;, Stan H. 2.07M, steamboat 2.159;. Sunny B.,2.18. Tartan 2.153:'.,Toddlewyn 2.18,Todd McKay 2203... Tom Stuart 2.16”...
(Continued onT)Ee '7)
I BIGGER and BETTER
purses over offered.
Two early closing events featured week- ly throughout the summer season.
Old Home Week Night Racing program opens Friday and Saturday. August 1th and 8th. It will continue from Monday. 10th to Saturday 15th Inclusive with afternoon races on Wednesday and Thursday.
-Watch for our program concerning Old Home Week which will feature the best
H. J. KENNEDY. Vice-President and Manager.
A SUPER SHOW
Charlottetown
VAUDEVILLE HARNESS RACING
LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION GREAT BIG MIDWAY
9 . 0 I
Season s Greetings The Diredors of the Exhibition Assocliftion take this opportunity of thanking one and all for their
support the past year andrextend Best Wishes for 8. Happy New Year ini1953. , -
DR. J. P. LAN'l'Z.r
, President.
Aug. 10th
I953 -- The Maritime: Greatest Race Meets -- I953
OLD HOME WEEK anil PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION Aug. 10th to Aug. 15th
2 Afternoons, 8 Nights
to Aug. 15th
2 Afternoons, 8 Nights
ilai:ing' Programme
NIGHT RACING will open on JI.ItIeI20tII and June 27th will feature the opening of
the first Early Closing Event for the Summer
A new charter will be acquired which wllienable the management to race later in the season. w ather conditions permitting. The purse money for dashes and aiiio om HOME wsnsx has, been increased.
-ozone: HJUNTAIN. . Secretary. .-
Malte Charlottetown" Your Racing Hdadquariars In I953
There will be two nights racing commencing July and continuing through the summer; each week will feature two Early Closing Events.