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their mettle in exciting races.

August 14th to 18th.

J‘ ENTRIES f

' N0. 1—FREE FOR ALL TROT and PACE '.

1—BARNEY HANOVER. 2.01, b.st., by Guy McKinney, owned by C. M. Alexander, Saint John, NB. 2—DEB.MA’1‘ 2.04 1-2, br.g., by Peter Volo, James Me- Intyre, Pt. H. kesb y, C3. 8—.lANE AZOFF 1.50 1-2, ch.m., by Aloft, owned by 0. H. Horton, Murray River. 4—MARV1N BROOKE 2.04 1-4, b.g., by Peter Brooke, owned by C. L. Dauphlnee, Halifax 5-PETER DALE 2.03 1-2, b. g., by Peter notem ” , own. ed by '1'. V. Hoidaway, Houiton, Maine. d—1l.A1NEY G. HENLEY 2.08, br.g., by Peter Henley. owned by Charles mallard, Sydney Mines, 'l—-ROYAL HANOVER 2.00 1-4. b.|., by Guy Mcxinney, owned by Matt McAdam, New Aberdeen, C.H. 0—SIMCOE HARVESTER 2.04 1-2, b.g., by 1.ee Harvester. owned by F. C. MeC1n'dy, 'i‘ruro, N.S. 0-'1'B.AOEY HANOVER. 2.03, b. 3., by Sandy Flash, own- ed by A. Igngille. Hartland. N11, 10--VIKING 2.08 3-4, b. 3., by Peter Volo, owned by Richard Jabalee, North Sydney. 1l—WALTE1i. BEOWN 2.05 1-4, eh. g., by M... lnique, owned by Messrs. Ettor and Steeves, Monoton, N.B. 12—SINC-AL SENATOR 2.00 1-4, b.h., by singai Peter, own- ed by George Gay, Moneton.

NO. 2-2.12 TROT and PACE

1—BUCK HANOVER. 2.05 1-2, b. h., by Great Volo, ﬁn- ed by Sa.n-rnel Walker, Halifax. I»—-1?IAH.NEY HANOVER. 2.07, b.st., by Guy Mexinney, owned by C. M. Alexander, saint John. I-—HlLLY 2.03 3-4, br.g., by Volosnlte, owned by Haley Mclaugblin, Ft. Fairfleld, Maine. 4—CALUMET DUKE 2.10 1-2, b.g., by Belwln, owned by Geo. Kuhn, Halifax. 5—DUDEY PATCH 2.10, b.|'., by Gilbert Patch, owned by N"! Gllﬂlvw Community Club, New Glasgow, N.B. 0-——.lEAN'NE TEUAX 2.00 1-4, b.m., by Truax. owned by H. M. Sweeney, Brldgewaur, N.S. 7—JOSIE THE GREAT 2.00 1-2, b.m., by Captain All- llny. owned by P. L Bowness, Summerside. l—MAH.V1N BROOKE 2.04 1-4. 11.3., by Peter Brooke. owned by C. L, Danpblnee, Halifax. 0-QUAKEH GIRL 2.09 1-4, b..l11., by Peter Volo, owned by Geo. S. Turner, Westphal, Halifax Co., N.S. 10-—RAlNEY G. HENLEY 2.08; br.g., by Peter Henley, ‘ owned by Charles Ballard. Sydney Mines. -w 11-ROYAL HANOVER 2.00 1-4. b. 1., by Guy Mclflnney. owned by Matt McAdam, New Aberdeen. C3. 1s—s1oNa1. SENATOR 2.00 1-4. hrs-. 5! Signal Peter. owned by George y. Moncton. 13—'l'RAOEY HANOVER. 2.08, b..g., by Sandy Flash, own. ed by A. Langille, Hartlnnd, N.B. 14—V1KlNG 3-98 3-4. 0-I’-. by Peter Volo, owned by Richard Jabalee, North Sydney.

N0. 3-2.14 TR01‘ and PACE

u—AAH.0N 1. 2.10 1-4, In-. by Bill 1., b.m.,: by mum and Melasae. I—PdLLY 2.00 3-4, br.|., by Volmnlte, owned by many McLaughlin, Fort Falriield, Maine. I-—BUCK HANOVER 2.06 1-2. 11.11.. by Great Volo, own. ed by Samuel Walker, Halifax. I-CALUMET COHUHN 2.10, b.I.. by Trlax, ownql 3’. Grant and Dsigle, Holton, Maine. I-CALUMET DUHI. 2.10 1-1, 11.3., by lelwin, owned by Geo. Kuhn. Halifax. ' 0-CALIJMET FINGO 2.04 1-4, b.3., by Trust. owned by Joseph Naplte, New Castle, N.B. ’l—-DIRECT L. 2.09 1-2, br.sl., by III! In owned by Mo- ’ Neill and bielsaso. I—DilDlY PATCH 2.10, b. 3., by Gilbert Patell, owned by New Glasgow Oornnnonity club. ms. ill.-Ia8l.M.blk.|'.,byFrisooJu11o,ow'nedby Dr. I. Vs:-rault, Mont Joli, Qos., 1s-.1os1s,'rnsonsa'r l.tI 1-I, b.m., by Captain AI- ||'Q- OWIIII by ‘P. 1. newness. s . n—1taaw1nd-rna oaur 2.00‘ 1-1, bll.g.. by 11:. 11¢. § s1wn.wowaoe»sy lranlvll. Osllleei. Sanmsraide. =. Gill:/AU I-lo ill. by Peter Volo, owned

6“ I-‘.ﬂ~""'V!m,xo':ned by 1 H. snub.

Dne hundred and sixty entries in the 12 classes to he raced Tues- day, August 15th, Wednesday, August 16th, Thursday, August 17_ Fri- day, August 18th, means that records since racing commenced Septem- ber, 1889, have been shattered. In that half century its stretches have echoed to the hoof beats of thousands of gallant steeds. Every year horses from the Maritimes have gathered on the Fair Grounds to test Never, however, in that long period has there been such a galaxy of speed as is entered for the Golden Jubilee,

While each year this race meet seems to be growing in popularity, yet it was with considerable delight and amazement the management looked over the entry list to find that 113 horses from widely separated

Over 100 Horses

Maritimes. were coming here.

the job.

program of 14 acts.

Speed

Past the quarter and round the turn The flying pacers come_

Their hoofbeats echoing on the air Like the roll of a muffled drum;

N0. -i——2..16 TROT and IZACE

1-AARON 1.. 2.10 1.4, 11.3.. by Hill L., owned by Me- Nelli and Moisa-IA). 2-BILLY 2.08 3-4, hr. 1., by Vololnite, owned by Haley McLaughlin, Fort Fairfield, Maine. 3-—l?11LLY BONDEEH 2.09, b.g., by Bendeer, C. L. Clarke, Moncton. lt—-CALUMET OOBURN 2.10, b.s., by Truax. owned by Grant and Daigle, Holton. Maine. 5—CALUM.E'i‘ DUDDS 2.10, ch.s., by Peter the Brewer, owned by A. Lungille, Hartlund, N31. 6—DIil.ECT L 2.00 1-2, br.st., by Bill L., owned by Me- Neill and Mclsaao. 'l—DUDE P0'i‘EM.‘PKIN 2.01 1-2, b..tn., by Peter Potemp- kin, owned by Andrew Perry. summe ‘‘ . 8-JOHN DEAN 2.08 1-4, h. 1., by Guy Dean, owned by H. M. Sweeney, ridgewater, N.B. 9-—JUNiOil. BARS 2.10, b.g., by Gratton Bars, owned by -—David G. Gentles, Mlllis, Mass. 10—McELWYN THE GREAT 2.09 1-2, blk.g., by Mr. Mc- Ewlyn, owned by Frank Callbeclr, Sununerside. 11-MISS JO HANOVER 2.10, br. n1., by Sandy Flash, own- ed by 12:. C. Cruikshank, Halifax. 12-~PETEl1. REAPER. 2.01 1-2, b.g.. by Peter Potempkin, owned by H. F. Vanlderstlne, Charlottetown. 13-—SAN TON- 2.13, b..c., by Peter Gratton Iboyal, owned by F. C. Mccnrdy, Truro. 1L—SlJLLY 2.10, b.h., by Vologda, owned by J. H. Breen, Halifax. 15—VOL0 RAY 2.05, r. n1., by Volomite, owned by Leonard Barrieu, Acadlavlile, N.B. 16——WANDA VOLO 2.05 3-4, b.m., by Volo Peter, owned by Dr. L. Densmore, Bathnrst. 1'i—’I‘0M HARDY, by Praden Direct, owned by 11L 1.. Wright, P1 rth, N.S. ' 18-—DAN FINO 2.10 3-4, ch.g., by Dan Hedge.-wood, owned by George Gay, Moncton, N.B.

NO. 5-2.19 TROT and PACE

1--AMIE CHAN 2.11 1-4, br.g., by Baron Chan, owned by Haley McLaughlin, Ft. I-‘airfield, Maine-

!-—BUD COPE 2.12 1-4, dk.b. 3., by iacopla. owned by B. W. Burt, Mt. Stewart.

3—l1EHl2 MCELWYN 2.10 1-2, bl'.1n.. by Mr. McElwyn, owned by Peter McMahon, Ifensington.

4——CALUME'i.‘ DUDDS 1.10, ol1.I., by Peter the Brewer, owned by A. Langille, Hartlsnd, N.B. v

5—DON FINO 2.10 3-4, el1.g., by Dan Hedgewood, owned by George Gay. Moncton,

' O-—HAP‘PY L. 2.09 1-3. b. I-. by Hill L., owned by Fred noblcband, Moncton.

1-111 sox. bl..g., by an Axwortby. owned by Dr. D. A. Mclsaac, Sydney.

0-LETA KALMUCK 2.14, b. m., by lfsisnnek, owned by Alfred Webster. Midxell.

I-LUCKY B. 3.18 1-4. in. by Captain Aubrey, owned by A. D. McLeod, laddeek, 0.3.

10—M1ss J0 HANOVEI 2.10. br.III~ 17! Sandy Flash, « wn. ed by D. 0. Cruikshank. Halifax.

11-MODEL T 2.10, eh.1n.. by Colorgdo I... owned by Charles Ballard. North Sydney. _

1:-M188 VICTORIA, br.m, by llalmuck, owned by Power Bros., Charlottetown.

1!-—MAE'1‘1NDEl.l. 8.11, br.s., by Iiartlnos, owned by An- drew Itiebsrd, st. Anne be Kent, N3.

11-sax TON 8.1), b.e.. by Peter Gratlon Royal. owned by F. C. Mocurdy, 'i'n1ro.

15-SCOTCH M151‘ 2.11, b.m., by Scotland, owned by David G. Gentles, Millie, Mus.

10-—MAllGAll'.I‘ L. 2.24 1-2, br.n1.. by Bill I‘... owned by Ivan Turner, bieneton.

owned by

l'l—-SPUD HIIADEN 2.12 1-4. b.|'., by John B, Braden.

owned by Ivan Turner. Houston. N0. 6-2.22 PACE .1-11:11-as 2.10 1.1, b.m., by and mice, ownedby "v mu-vs ' Inlnlnerside,

8-! MB. hr. by. AI wm-no. owned by Alfred . Webster, menu, 2.1.1.

s—:tr’AN roux, by Velotnlte, named by Dr. 1. Verrault.

kOM . ob-ill. by Peter the Brewer, HOG. 14.5.

swnsi b.I!s|iy.‘lIes . I--Hlllalgﬁ JADKVIII 1-I, bat. by owned,

A--I’.i,!"l‘0AX..‘b|‘.1d-Ulhlhawertlv wnuvym n A. , ﬂelsaae.l'yd1uy._, ‘ ," '_'~

points such as Allston, Mass., Maine and Quebec, as well as through the

The one hundred and thirteen horses have made a total of over 160 entries so that figures for all time have been exceeded both in number of horses and number of entries. broken, but the Maritime record as well. Otto Irvine of Mars Hill, Maine, will act as starter and from the reports received he is the right man for

Not only have local records been

Race days should be gala days indeed with grand stands packed with people watching exciting finishes and the wonderful vaudeville

There is no substitute for an afternoon spent at the Provincial Exhibi-

to Burn

Awaiting the finish they know Will be lost or ‘won by a stride.

1-.1o1.1.rrr, ‘el1.s., by Calumet Adana, owned by Messrs.

Grant and Daigle, Holton, Me. 8—LUCKY B. 2.11 1-4. b.m., by Captain by A..D. Baddeek. 0.3.

Mnbeod. . _ 0-LELAND, 2.20,-d. b.[., by Kalmuok, owned by Willard

Kelly, Snu\'1port.

10—MA.B.GAR.l.IT L., b.m., by Hill L., owned by Ina

Turner, Moncton.

11—MAUD HENLEY, b. m., by Peter Henley, owned by Syl

Phnien, Sydney, C.B.

12—M1SS V'fC'i'01tlA 2.14, br.n1.. by Kalmuok, owned by

Pow: Bros. Charlottetown.

13—M1Ss COUNTER, by Counter Part, owned by Dr. L.

Verrault, Mt. Joli, Que. 14—MAJ0ll. Bowen 2.17, cl1.:., by Colonel by Mrs. Sampson Grady, Sunnneraide

15-Ns'.1.1.111 our 2.11. can. by Watson rem, owned

by Neil Simpson. Hamilton, P.E

.1. 18-—NI'1‘A VOLO 2.18 1-2, b.m., by P1: Volo, owned by

George Harbour, Coleman.

17—PR.lNCE ABBE, by Calumet Dudds, owned by Dr. L.

Verrault, Mt. Jolie, Qua

18—BOSEBUD 2.19 1-2, bl'.liI., by Hill! Axworthy, owned

by H. A. Murphy, Charlottetown.

19—SPUD BRADEN 2.13 1-4, b. 3.. by John R. Braden, own-

ed by Ivan Turner, Moncton. 20—'1'liE BAKER. 2.10 1-4, e. 1., by Grattan A. Langllle, Hartland, ND. 21-—USC1'l‘A nnrrron 2.13 3-4. br. n1., by

owned by Milton A. Latte, Eiver Heﬂlert, N.S.

N0. 7—FREE FOR ALL T

1--DUDE POTEMPKIN 2.0‘! .1-2 b. m., by Peter . oteanpkiu.

owned by Andrew Perry, Summersldc

2-—1iA1. BRITTON, 2.13, b. 3.. by Great Hrltton, owned by

Hugh M. Stewart, New Glasgow, N. 5.

8—HARVEST MEIDDY, 2.10 1-4 h. 111., by Robert S. Bergen

owned by Huh M. Walker, North Rive 4-—HEATliERBELL, 2.08 1.4. br.,g., by Great, owned by P. C. Wood. St. John.

5—.l0HN DEAN, 2.03 1-4 11. 1., by Guy Dean, owned by H.

M. Sweeney, Pridgewater.

8—LUS’i‘Y FRISCO. 2.01 1--l, br. st., by San Francisco,

owned by Charles Ohandler, Ch'town.-

1-Mn.1.1s xaurucx, 2.12 b. 111., by 11§1nnn.-1, owned by

Willard Kelly, Bouthport.

8—PE'1'EB. MCKINNEY. 2.12 1-4. h. g., by owned by Frank Noble. Fredericton, N. EL

N0. 8-2.17 TROT

1-OLMALOT, 2.15 b. 111., by Chedhlut Peter, owned h

Wm. H. Corp, Port Elgin, N. B.

2—GRACE ABBEY by Guy Abbey, owned by Merrytlme

Stables, Halifax. Collette, Bonetouehe, N. B. _ rd M 1-any BRITTON. 2.19, b. b.. by Great Britton, owned 11-sun DILLON, b. s. by Nelson Dillon, own » by Geo. 8. Tuner, Westpbal, N. s. H. E. Killani. Montague. N0. 10—TWO YEAR OLD FUTURITY 0 mm coma snzs ownrn Annaliﬁﬁx E. .: ‘“”‘ 1'l’n°“"" l'.".".. ""’° it':.'‘.‘*'.., if .n‘:....., w.‘l‘.““n‘1mIw- 3 am: b. ‘g_ worthy Charlottetown 3' “‘i?.’:.‘i.n'l‘n"‘.."l'n 1" " "'«" - °°‘‘’' " 6 Non woarur ou.mx‘n. ‘ g:o'a°1'11s'i' am Bunnie, ennlnstm N0. 11-THREE YEAR OLD FUTURITY - :1 W A coma sum . i o . I. ADD:::23 . _ , , 01"., , ullilllo - 1.nn.1.smssorr 3.3.‘ mun1°u'o’« .a.a'.3,"1r--m I. A- b. In. sunbeam Hal . losers. OlI'l'WI|- 4.. b. 111. Great soon Dewar. BInm°"“°- ‘ .5- “'11”!-I A3333! 1.. DI. uubnm 0.11. naan. Mug! g_"" ' 9:’ b‘."i1.¥6"m 'r2"¢5' $3" Mﬁﬂm N. 8 5. s o 30'!» '€:."i.-. 2. ' '§25‘l"...”°9-in ""€“S’..'..c.su. or-"'iri»w-= No.12-irouarsan 01.11 rurvnmr . ‘ ' stores. sum ' _ V “*1” B. is’ ‘ 531111 “goon iv. 1:. ' $9315

FR’ =3’

Grim and determined are the men As Sphinx-like they sit and ride,

Tuesday, Aug. 15th Wednesday, Aug. 16th 0 Thursday, Aug. 17th Friday, Aug. 18th

tion. It will lie one that will stand out in men1ory’s pages. Be there- feel again the thrill of close finishes-see the finest trotters and pacers in the Maritimes battling for honors—see also the juvenile trotters and pacers win their spurs-—hear the shouts of the drivers as they enter the stretch—hea,r the cheers of the grand stands as their favorites show in front—don’t mis it!

ADMISSION to Main Gate 25c ADMISSION to Grand Stand 75c $1.00 SEES THE WHOLE SHOW ON RACE DAY BUY A SEASON TICKET AT DRUG STORES $3.00. SEE THE WHOLE SHOW FROM START T0 FINISH, MORNING, AFTER- NOON and EVENING.

Over 160 Entries

4-GEORGE WASHINGTON, 2.00 3-4, eh. st.. by San R-anolsco, owned by James Mebonald. Ch'town.

full‘ u 5—HAB.VEST MEIDDY, 2.10 1-4, II. 111.. by Hobert B.

we rm-gen. owned by nub M. Walker, North rum.

d—HAL BEITTON, 1.18, b. g., by Great Britten, owned by Hugh M. Stewart, New Glasgow. N. 8.

'1-IUNE EVANS, 2.13 1-2, h. n1., by Oliver Evans, owned by 1.. '1'. Porter, St. Andrews East, P. Q.

&—LADY C. GUY 2.15 1-2, br..I11., by Clove Guy, owned by -6190. A. Oallbeok, Sunnnea-side.

9—MB. SQUHIES, 2.10 11.4., by Moaregor the Great.

ovmed by James Alexander, at. John, N. B.

10—MI1.LlE KALMUCK, 2.12 b, m.. by‘ Kaimuck. owned by Willard Kelly, Southport.

11—PETER PIN, 2.17, b. 3.. by Crispln, owned by Colin MoP‘l1I.ll, Mudowbank, P. E. 1.

12—PE'1'E1l. MCKINNEY, 2.12 1-4, h. 3.. by owned by Frank Noble, Fredericton. N. B.

13—~SILK GIRL, 2.09 1-4, fr. 111., by Oh Boy, owned 111 Frank Murphy, Halifax,

14-—SCOTCH MIST, 2.11, b. n1., by Scotland, owned by David G. Gentles, Mlilis, Mass.

15-—1’RO’1‘ESTOR, 2.14, b. 11., by Protector, owned by '1‘- 0. Collette, Donetouebl, N. B.‘

1e-squxns HANOVER, 2.14, in. st., by Guy Mcxinney. owned by semple 0 Alexander, xensington & st. John.

1'l—NA’i‘IVA, br.1n., by Psi-0-Mine, owned by 1"“ Turner, Moneton. -

, N0. 9-2.22 TROT . 1-nwssou. by Blliko, owned by Dr. 1. Verrault. Mont Joli, Que. l—CAMALO’1‘, 1.11 b. 111.. by Chestnut Peter, owned Irv Wm. H. Com, Port 1-nanny xamroox, no 1-: at. b. 3., by Kalmuck. owned by W. 11. Montelth, Ch'town. 1-anacs anssr, by Guy Abbey, owned by Mu-ryume Stables. Halifax. 5-0111 nnrn-on, 1.19, b. 1:. by Great rumon. owned by Geo. 3. Tumor, Westpbal. e-suns svass, 2.11 1-2, br. n1., by Olive Evans. owned by L. '1'. Porter, St.‘ Andrews East. Que. -1-nan! o. GUY, 1.15 1-: br. n1., by Clover any. owned by Geo. a. Oalibeek, Snlnmerside. ,_ 8—MABGABl%r’§lAHh:lﬁ 2.10,cheh. n... by Abba worthy. C 0 H“ owned by. . C 1971 I°"n~ ,1? §_'°‘ ' 9-MODEL"1'., 2.16, eh. 111., by Colorado 1.. owned W Charles Ballard, North Sydney. _ 10-MADAM ns1.wIN. by Pvelwln, owned by Dr- L ‘““ rault, an. Joli. ano- 11--NATIVA. br. n1., by 1-1 0’MI11e, owned by Ivan T=¥‘°" Moncton. ' C H“ 12-rsrsn rm. 2.11. b. y.. by admin. med ‘'1 ° Meﬁnil, Meadowbank, 1>. s. 1. FM 1s-1-soraxa, 2.19 br. m., by Protector. owned W ‘ V and Bteeves, Moneton. 11.-sqnrns nanovsn. 2.11, b. -1.. by Guy McK1'"'°V- owned by Sulple 0: Alexander. W 15-11.10-r uanovsn, b. -1.. by and '0'": °""" David G. Gentles, Mlllls, bind. b T C 1e-raorssron. 1.11. b. b.. by Protector. owned 7 - '

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Anbrey, owned

Forefeathor,

Aubrey, owned

Bars. owned by

Great Britta’-

ROT

1- urefeather,