APRIL 26. 1952

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'I'I-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

Pilacli Stretch

continued from page 6 ifiiisery comprises 1121 acres. The um population. excluslie of murders. has increased during the my. year. There are now 1111 standard Bred matrons at the arm and six trotting and pacing HEIIIOIII. Accommodations. have ncrcased proportionately with over in miles-of plank fencing enclos- pg 16 barns. There are stalls to ircommodaie 22'! brood mares and -nit barns that furnish room for inme 100 yearlings. The iamous ilmCEl.Ol'lc water of historic Castle- mn is pumped to every barn, field ".4 paddock on the farm. The ,-.1-nprl:-tor is Mrs. P. L. VanLcn-

nap.

While our farmers do not go to sll('Il expense as at Castleton, yet iw knowledge aoquired from years .11 experience they- seem to be ani:-. to handle their fields very rapribly and during the past sev-

eral years we have noticed an as- tonishing improvement in the growth of Standard Breds from the time they are foaled until they are four years old. There are two- year-olds produced here now that are quite equal in size. quality of bone and in all their exterior ap- pearances to those grown in Ken- tucky. Years ago this was not tho case. A mare in foal was not given proper attention-that. is pastur- age or feed-and after Ioallng her diet in many cases was anything but what was required to develop her progeny quickly as present day conditions demand.

Owners of Standard Bred breed- ing farms in the United States plan to sell 011' their feels as year- lings so as to make room for the new crop coming up and to lessen the expense that keeping them until their two- year- old form would entail. To encourage horse-

men to buy yearllngs there are many very valuable stakes for two-year-olds to race for and readers of this page will note

where two new futurities for two- year-olda in the Maritime: are on their way. namely. one sponsored by the Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Associ- ation and one by the Truro Race- way Ltd.

An observing starter in western United states last season noticed that a. certain horse scored well behind the (late but would breuk immediately after the start. Puz- zled. the next time he trained bi- noculars on the horse's face and observed its eyes became crossed from looking too intently at its disc number on the speeding gate. A set of blinkerl with a dividing plate in the centre eliminated the trouble.

Yonkers Raceway claims to have the beat lighting system in tile world and they state this is de- manded by fans, horsemen. photo- graphers and television people. They claim a candle power ot 100 million, which is distributed and

focused by 452 giant light. bulbs

each of 1500 watts. They claim that this " ”” has '

eliminated the possibility of shud- ow. The lights are placed 80 feet high on ten steel poles around the half mile and on three towers atop the grand stand. Each tiood light cluster covers about 200 feet of the track. In addition Just be- fore the neld hits the wire four 10,000 watt lamps atop the grand stand are turned on for the photo of the nnish. Six 80, foot towers support the 50 one thousand watt flood lights which illuminate the parking area and entrances. Yon- kers. of course. can make such ct- penditures possible with the enur-

pari-mutuel play it has. Our Mari- time plants have done wonderfully well we think. and visitors who have been to them have marveiled at the fact that such well lighted tracks are possible here. All cre- dit to those who so success iilly pioneered in this new and fascin- ating development in harness rac-

ing.

lat Payment 530.00

1st Payment 530.00 THE ROGERS

eligible.

Isl Payment 320.00 I. - 2.19 CLASS PACE 1st Payment 318.00

5.-2.21 CLASS PACE lsi P.1yment 518.00

0.-2.25 CLASS PACE lat Payment 815.00

in Payment 520.00

8. 2.20 CLASS TROT

15!. Payment 515.00

Iv-".25 CLASS TROT 1.-t Payment 515.00

10. '.'-YEAR. OLD TROT

ll.--.'l-Yl:'.AR OLD TROT

12 lat Payment 318.00 and up a dash. I-Jniries close JUNE

bu made. Final payment June

be classified.

Y.--FREE-FOR-ALL PACE , 3 Dashes. to he raced Thursday Afternoon Aug. 14th.

8. 1'15? CLASS PACE Fondiiiniierl 1'1 Dashes. to he raced Old Home Week. Aug. 11-16. 210 Class pacer: winning less than 31000.00 in 1951

THE HORNE MOTORS LTD. I.- FREIF.-FOR-ALL PACE fl Dashes. to he rriceii Monday night. Aug. 11th.

PURSE 51500.00

Final Payment 315.00 PURSE 52000.00

Final Payment 330.00

IIARI)W'ARl'2 CO. LTD. PURSE 31050.00

2.12 Class pacers winning less than 31300.00 or win- ning less than 10 dashes in 1951 eligible. 2.14 Class pacer: winning less than 51700.00 eligible. 2.16 Clnss pncers winning lcsii ning less than 3 dashes in 1951 eligible. 2.17 Class pocers winning lose ihan 31800.00 and 2.11 Clasglpacers winning an even 11 clashes in 1951 gi 9.

than 51665.00 or win-

II-Sinnl Payment 510.00

THE PROVVSE BROS K: DeBl.OIS BROS.

PURSE 5000.00

3 Dashes. in he raced Old Home Week

Final Payment 39.00

THE R. L. SEAR and I. R. JOIINSTONE LTD.

PURSE 3900.00

3 Dashes. to be rncerl Old Home wank

Final Payniciit 10.00

TI-IE KENNEDY LADIES & MEN'S WEAR.

PURSE 3750.00

3 Dashes. to be raced Old Home Week

Final Payment 57.00

TRE COUNTY FONSTRITTION ('0. LTD. '1. FREE-FOR-ALL TROT 3 Dashes. to he raced Wednesday Afternoon Aug. lfiih

PURSE 51310.00

Final Payment 510.00

THE JENKINS PHARMACY AND FIRESTONE BBYENTON ls ltIacKAY C0.

- PURSE 3750.00

It Dashes. to he rnceil Old Home Week.

Finril Payment 37.00

THE BURKE ELECTRIC

PURSE 3750.00

3 Dashes. to he raced Old Home VVeek.

Final Payment 37.00

THE MOORE A' Mcl.ICOI) LTD.

K-. PACE (Closed) PURSI-I S1200

2 Dashes. to be raced Tuesday night. Aug. 12th. STERNS L'I'D.. LAUNDEREIIS

A DRY CLEANERS A: PACE iClnsc(li PURSE S1300

fl Dnslii-5, in he raced lilondny night, Aug. lltli.

c.rc.c.r.v's 'rnan.xiAcr FREE-FOR-ALL TROT (Special) 3 Dashes, to he raced Saturday night. Aug. 9th.

PURSE 3900.00 Finnl Payment 5900

There also will be classified overnight events 5200.00 CONDITIONS

15th when first priynient must

30th when horse must be named

Money divlsleri 38-2'1-18-12-5. In the event of divisions in any event. divisions will

10 to enter-six to start.

Declarations for Free-For-All TROT to he raced Aug. Dih, must be made Thursday. Aug. 'I-10.00 a.m. Declarations for Monday. Aug. 11th. must be made Saturday. Aug. 9th-10.00 a.m.

If you have not received an entry blank for these events eontacI- G. II. BUNTAIN, Secretary-Treasurer CIIARLOTIETOWN DRIVING P

or ARK AND PROVINCIAL E

ENTRIES close JUNE 1111 and 15111, 1952

M10. 11-16 Old Home Week M10. 11-16

Racing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Nights and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Afternoons

lleciaraiions for all other events excepting 2 and 3! your oids must be made day prior to

lI.lTl.

Rights reserved in change entry, and entry fee refunded. bar any driver and to declare a race off on account of bad weather or fail- ing to obtain a satisfactory open or subsiilule another class without advertising

or alter or extend racing

Early closing Events Night Races ENTRIES 0108! Jill! is:

1.'l.-FREE-FOR-ALI. PACE

.'l Dnshes, to he rliced Friday night. .luly 4111.

1st Payment 320.00 14.-FREE-FOR-ALL TROT

3 Dashes. to be raced Saturday night, July 5th

1st Payment 015.00 15.. 2.10 CLASS PACE

3 Dashes. to he raced Friday night. July 11th

lsi. Payment 520.00

16.---2.13 CLASS PACE-Conditional 2.10-2.12-2.14 Class pacer: winning less than 81300.00

in 1051 eligible. 2.16 Class pacers winning cligibic.

2.17 Class pacers winning less than 52000.00 in 1051

eligible.

3 Dashes. to he raced Saturday night. July 12111.

1st Payment 320.00 n.-2.20 CLASS TEOT

R Dashes. to he raced Friday night. July 18th.

lst Payment 315.00 21R.--2.19 CLASS PACE

R Dashes. to he raced Saturday night. July 19th.

1st Payment 515.00

19.--THREE YEAR OLD PACE 3 Dashes, to he raced Friday night. July 25111.

ist Payment 515.00 211.--2.25 CLASS PACE

fl Dashes. to he raced Snlurduy iiighl. July 26th.

lsi Payment 513.00 2l.- '.'.1i'1 CLASS PACE

3 Dashes. in he raced Friday night. Aug. 131.

lat. Payment 515.00

22.-THREE YEAR 01.1) TROT

2 Dashes, in he raced Fridny Aug. payment. final payment June 15th 55.00 when horses must he

Closes June lsi --First

nnmcd. 21. --TWO YEAR OLD TROT & PACK 2 Daslies, in he raced Saturday nighl. Aug. 2nd.

Isl Payment 510.00 24.

2.16 Pacers winning less

ible.

First Payment 820.00 25.-2.231 TROT

To he raced Friday night July 4.

1st Payment 010.00

26. 2.25 Tl-IOT

Tn he raced Friday night July 11.

1st Payment 510.00

CONDITION! Entries close June 1st, 1952 when lat payment must

be made.

Final payment June 15th when horse must he named Money divisions 38-27-18-12-5 In the event ol divisions in any event. divisions will

be classified. 10 in enter-6 to start

Declarations to be made three days previous to race.

i?.i7 PACE CONDITIONED

E. FRANK ACORN. Race Secretory. XIIIBITION ASSOCIATION

mous attendances and tremendous r.

race at 10.00

programme. reject any

number of entries. re-

daics or extend credit. c

PURSE 81050.00

Final Payment 510.00 PURSE 5750.00

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 3900.00

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 5900.00

less than 31500.00 in 1051

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 5750.00

Final Payment 37.00 PURSE 3750.00

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 0750.00

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 5750.00

Final Payment 57.00 PURSE 3500.00 isi.

June 151 515.00;

PURSE 3500.00 Final Payment S300

PURSE 5900.00 than 31350.00 in 1051 elig-

Final Payment 57.00 2 DASHES 5500.00

Final Payment 03.00 2 DASHES 5500.00

Final Payment (6.00

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I953 I951!

TIIREE-YEAR-OLI) TROT AND PACE STAKE 1953 Canadian Bred

Piirse-Estimated 02,000; Guaranteed 01500.00 To be raced OLD HOME IVEEK 1953 Colts of 1950 Eligible.

. PAYMENTS Sept. 1, 1952 (with nomination . April 1. 1953 ..................... .1 .... .. 020.00 July 15. 1953 (Starting Fee) . . 350.00

DIVISION OF PURSE-The sum to he raced for shall constitute all monies paid in, together with accumulat- ed interest, if any. and the total purse so constituted shall be paid out according to race or divisions-

A 40. 25. 15. 10, 6, 4'70

Fifteen lo cntcrAsix to start. GAIT-Determination may be made at anyiiinc up in payment April 1, 1953, and payments on single entry will follow entry. 1

In the event of divisions as to troiters and pacers; six irotters and six pacer: to start in each division, otherwise if less ihan six in either division will do as a class. The purse will be divided in half, as of March .'i1r53, one half to pacers. one half to iroiicrs. The payments of April M53 and the starting fee July 15,153 to be allocated in the division which they start in. To he raced under three heat plan. 10'? to be laid aside for winner Old Home Week 10.').'i.

Right reserved to run elimination limits if more than fourteen in class or in either division. Divisions will be classified.

The general conditions covcriiirg all phases of the events are to coninrni to 1'. S. T. -A. rules. Two nr more horses i'i'om the sanic stable or under the same management may compete but full entry fees must be paid for each horse. Should war or other con- ditions prevcrit the racing of either or both of these events, monies paid in by nominators or owners will be pro rated RlllOll,'I ihe owners of horses eligible for the uncontested event or events at the time of the dc- claring off.

520.00

THREE.-YEAR-()I.D TROT 8' PAGE STAKE-1955 Canadian Bred

Prime-Esiimaletl 02,000; Giiaranie-ed 01500.00.

To he raced 01.1) HOME WEEK 1955 Colts of 1952 Eligible.

PAYMENTS

Sept. 1, 1952 (with nomination) . 510.00 April 1. 1953 . -310.00 April 1. 1954 . . 010.00 April 1. I955 .. . . 9520.00 Jilly 15, 195.") (Starling Fee) . lii;')0.00

DIVISION OF I'l'liS11l--The sum to he raced for shall constitute. all monies paid in. together with acci1miil:it- ed interest. if any. and ihe total purse so constituted shall be paid oiil :11-cnrrlin: in race or rlivisii)ns- -10. 25, 15, 10. 6. -11;. Fifteen to enter-six to start.

GAIT--Determination may be made all any lime up in payment April 1. 1055, and payments on single nniry will follow entry.

In the cveni of divisions as in ii'niiei'.s and pni'ci'.s; six trotters and six paccrs in start in each division, otherwise if less than six in either division will 1:0 as a class. The purse will be divided in half. as of March 31r5S, one half in paeers, one half to irnticrs. The payments of April 1, 33 and the stm'tiii1:: ice July 15 35 to be allocated in ihe division which they start in. To he raced under iliree heat plan. 10f'r to be laid aside for winner Old Home Week 1055.

Right. reserved in l'illl elimination heals if more than fourteen in class or in either division. Divi.s'ions will be classified.

The general conditions covering all phases of the events are to conform in U. S. T. A. rules. Two or more horses from the same stable or under the same management may compete but full entry fees must be paid for each horse. Should war or other conditions prevent the racing of either or both of these events, monies paid in by nominators or owners will be pro rated anion: the owners of horses eligible for the un- crtilpiested event or evenis at the. time of the dcclariiig o . -

If you have not received an entry blank for these events contact-

G. II. BUNTAIN. Secretary-Treasurer

CHARLO'I'IETOWN DRIVING PARK AND PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION

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I955 I956

THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT AND PACE STAKE 1954 Canadian Bred

Purse-Estimated 02,000; Guaranteed 31500.00 To be raced OLD HOME WEEK 1954 Colts of 1951 Eligible

PAYMENTS Sept. 1, 1952 (with nomination) .. ...... 810.00 April 1, 1953 510.00 . April 1. .00

July 15, mg ee) .................... .. DIVISION OF PURSE-The sum to he raced for shall constitute all monies paid in, together with accumulat- ed interest, if any. and the total purse so contsituted shall be paid out according to race or divisions-

40, 25, 15, 10, 6. Hz,

Fifteen to enter-six to start. GAIT-Determination may be made at any time up to payment April 1, 1954, and payments on single entry ivill follow entry.

In the event of divisions as to trotters and pacers; six irotters and six pacers to start in each division, otherwise if less than six in either division will go as a class. The purse will be divided in half as of March BUS4, one half to pacers, one half to troticrs. The payments of April U54 and Starting Fee July 1554 to be allocated to the division which they start in. To he raced under ihrne heat plan. 1078 to be laid aside for winner Old Home Week 1954.

Right reserved to run elimination heals If more than fourteen in class or in either division. Divisions will be classified.

The general conditions covering all phases of the events are to conform to U. S. T. A. I'ilIP5. Two or more hm-scs from the same stable or under the same management may compete but full entry fees must be paid for each horse. Should war or other conditions prevent the racing of either or both of these events. monies paid in by nominators or owners will be pro rated ammir: the owners of horses eligible for the im- rnntcsted event or events at the time of the declaring off. .- -

195:: THREE-YEAR-OLD rvronirisio. (anadlan Bred

Pill”!!!-Fa!I'ImD.I0(I 36.000-Guaranteed 08,000 PAYMENTS

Supt. I. 1052 (with nomination) ---- ......... l10.00 July lat. 103.1 ..- .....:. Il0.00 July lat, in:-t ....... llo.M

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Jilly Isl. 19.55 .. ..e . , 1056 ---'r-- 3100.00

Final Payment (Star

I - . CONDITIONS DIVISION OF I'l'RSE-The sum to he raced for shell conslllule all ilin mnncy paid in, logcihcr with acciimiilated interest. if any, .-xrnpiinc rinmiini us:-rl for advertising and prnninilori. and thr ininl piiisc an FOniiIllllPfl shall he paid out according to the lnllrinin: st-DPFIIIIP for race or divisions:

To the Winner . .....-...

Second Third Fourth Fifth . To Sirill . . .K.. .. 4 51,000 put up lw ihc Association in be Iulwirdrd to the imm- in.-iim: shrill ho divinr-ri as follows. with ilic above award being split if there is A division of irottcrs and pacere:

To the Winner .

Tn Secnml ..

Tn Thlril

Tn Fnilrlh

Tn Filth . .

NMIINATIONS-1'pnn pa, . 11 fee on each more mmmi I.SI'pi. 1. 1952) ncmimiinr must give name and hrrcdirli nf mr-rr. nnrl slniilnn bred in in 1952. Upon second pay- mmi. July 1, 1931, mm.-. sex, and color of foal must be given. (;,u1'...Da-icrminaiinn may he made at anytime up to payment July 1. 10571 rind nny paymenls on single entry will follow the c.iiri. Sl'BST1TI'Tl0.VS-On July 1. 1951. when second entry in mode, if any mare rims not have I living foal. an original nomlnator rn:1y suhsiiiuii-. one regardless of ownership, without extra charge. Substiiiillons may be sold.

In the event of divisions as to iroiiers and Moore: six trol- Icrs rind six p.-ivcrs to start in each division. otherwise it less llinu six In 1-iiiior division will go as a class. The purse will hr rlividerl in half, an of June 30. 1955. one half to paeera, one half in trailers. The paymenis of July N55 and the starting fee July 1.'56 to be allocated to the division which they start in. To he raced under three best plan. 1006 to be laid aside for winner Old Home Week 1956.

Right rcsr-rvrd to rim elimination beats it more than four- teen start-divisions in be classified.

The gc-ncral conditions covering all phases of the events are in conform to 1'. S. T. A. rules. Two or more horses from the same stable or under the same management may compete but full entry fees must be paid for each horse. Should war or other conditions prevent the racing of either or both of these evrnls. monies paid in by nominaiors or owners will be pro rated among ilir owners of horses nligihle for the UVIQNIQQII event or -vi-nis at the time of H11: declaring off.

'I'w-only in outer; six to shirt. '

E. FRANK ACORN, Race. Secretary.