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THE. CH5BI<QTTI3lQYN - GUARDIAN.
GHARLDTTETDWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND “The Kentucky of Canada”
i. Charlottetown Driving Park & Provincial Exhibition
RACING DATES
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY,
August 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th, 1938 (A minim-IR 0F THE NATIONAL TROTTING ASSOCL-VFION)
. FREE FDR ALL TROT AND
P-.(‘l*l ~~- . . PPRSE $500.00
1 2. 2.11 TROT AND PA(‘E 3 seconds allowed trotters PYRSIC $400.00 2i
. 2.14 'l‘R()T AND P.~‘.('l‘1—-.‘3 secon l. 13.1b"l‘lt()'l“_.~\.\'l) PAVE --- W ——
ds allowed trotters » ~ PFRSE 94400.00 —- —— -- -- V“ l‘l'RSl<l $4110.00
5. 2.19 'l‘lt()T AND PAVE —~ —- -— —— —~ —— —- —— — PlllSlil "‘]0.00
(i. 2.22 PAVE --- - ~--.--— — —
—— —— — ~— —~ ~PURSE $350.00,
(For pacers who have not taken a record 0f 2.13 or better in a race)
T.‘ 2.14 'l'R()'l' ~— W -~ -- —~ ~- ~— —- —— —— ——— —— PYRSE $4400.00 3- 3-17 TEUT — -—— -—- —— — —~ — —— —— — —— PURSE $400.00
9. 2.22 T ROT (Open to ’l‘rotters who have not taken a record of 2.123 0r better in a race ~- PFRSE $350.00 10. 2 YEAR OLD TROT AND l’.»‘.(‘ll. Prince Edward Island Futurity
11. 3 YEAR OLD TROT AND PAP
E, Prince Edward Island Futurity
l2. 4 YljLAR OLD 'l‘R()'l' AN!‘ I’A(‘I*I. Prince Edward Island Frttirity
The Provincial l-Ahiliition Association iiill give $500 to be distributed amour; the winners along wtilt the amount
paid in for these Futurities. ' SPEtTIAI. PRIZES FOR
DRIVERS AND OWNERS
A special ribbon will be given to the mmer M the winning horse 1n each race. THE IHA€DONALD T0-
lt\(‘(‘(\ (().\ll’.\.\'\' OF 3l(l\"l'1{lr§\l. has tlotialed a
beautiful Trophy. knoiin as The British Consols Trophy.
Vrllllll iiill he awarded to tlie Driver scoring the most points during the meeting. This Association will also give
,s"1-i to tlie driver scoring tlie most [mints during the
meeting. $10 in the‘ driver scoring the second most.
points dining the meet. First place counts five points. second place three points, third place two points and
fourth Diilfe‘ one point. Slo will be given the winning i slit will he given the driver driving the fastest heat the fastest heal [need dtirini: the meet. li-it Dollars trill be tziven the caretaker of the horse of the horse twat-tin; the fastest heat.
driver in each race. trotted during the meet and S10 to the driver driving
trotting the fastest heat and Tin Dollars to the caretaker
live lliiilars will he given to the caretaker of each horse winning a race in the trotting and paring classes
tlurin: the meet. liftv Dollars will be given to the owner nf the horse
that heats track pacing record of 2.05 1-2 except I15 pro-
\ltll'll tor ln-loit. Fifty Dollars to the owner of the horse that beats the track trotting record ot‘ 2.08 Zi-l except a!
]'t'i>\‘l(l-'tl for l\t'l(l\\'. 1n case two litirses beat the above 11o st-s. tic for the awards the money- ivill be divided equally.
Entries close July 30th with J. W. Boulter, Secretary‘.
UENERAI. C0.\'l)l'l‘lO1\'S [ALL RACES 3111.2 HEATS) The (‘littrlottcttiii n ltace Track is now one ofthe fast-
rccords then the awards go to the fastest liorsc. 1f two
(‘hai-ltittcttiivn. I’.E.1.
fer horses to another class to ivhich they are eligible. re- open or substitute another without advertising, or alter or extend racing dates.
Additional eittries of an individual nunersltip may he
ml, nest laitl out and cared for tracks. and surely the most i mild? i" Fm." P11“ b)’ UN‘ Payment of 1"} on closing date,
beatititully situated of any in the .\l:ii‘itiine Provinces. Al ;,'lv'.‘\t deal of effort will be made to keep it in apple pie
order, nll tlirtiuuh the period before the races and during the races o0 that no horse will become tinsound or suffer inJiii-v and to enable thcnt to lllllkt" fast time.
II<il'*~l‘lI1En ‘providing the) are racing eu-ltisivcly at our inciting» by wiring at our e\peiise notifying us of their, .ll‘ll'.‘.\l ivill be mct at the t"aiii and their hagzittze trans-
lvrlrtl lo the grounds- viillioui cost to them. also taken 3W3)’ without cost to tliciii. Every effort will he nril to ttiake llw lioi-sciwien's stav pleasant and send tlicni away feeling 111.1; they li.t\e lH'|'ll tvell treated.
All tutti-s lo lie rated onthrei- licat plan: l0’) of each purse will be auartlerl to the ivinneia. '1 he remainder will
he divided into three equal parts. one part to be raced for.
ettch llhll. In the event of there hit-nit three heat winners tlit-i sllilll have a. fourth heat to determine the winner.
All purses divided 50. l5 and l0. Fintry- fee 5’? lire per cent of the money raced for eath heat will be deducted from the first and second horses: 3'. will be deducted from the third horse and 2Q from the fourth horse. Plntraiice fees and deductions do not apply to Fittiirities.
siv livirses to enter and four to start.
lliclit reserved to change program. reject any entry. or if etitry appears to lay over field to thi- extent that there is not. in the opinion of the manarremeltt. sufficient iooiot-tition. then the said cntrv ma} be transferred to a faster tlass or entrv fee refunded. liar ariv driver and to declare rztcc off on acrrnrnt of had weather. or failing to
but entries of separate tnvnersliip. although in the same stable must pay installmcitt in full. -
Two entries of the same ownership may start-t in the same race. providing the full 5'} is paid on each starter, the drivers having the approval of the judges.
All horses with names of drivers must be declared in l1 o'clock a.m. the day prior to the race. ivlien positions will be drawn to enable us to print score cards with actual starters. -
Eligibility based on N. T. A. money tiinning classifi- cation.
Tlie Exhibition Association assumes no responsibility forbid)‘ accident or damage to any person or property during this: mcetinz. and this undcrstaiuling is part of this contract. v .
Hay, Straw and Stahling Free.
_ N. T. A. rules to govern. except where they conflict with these conditions. Be sure and bring your eligibility trertificatcs.
THE OPFlFlJI-S
The officials will be infected tor their evpcricnce and reliability and will lie inIiriicti-tl to carry out the rules firmly and fairly. All purse riioney will lie paid immedi- ately after the races and horsemen are asked to get same from Secretary before leaving.
PRE$E.\"T.-\TlON 01-‘ PRIZE MONFTY
Friday evening the Prcsitli-nt iiill award special rib-
ootuin witisfactory number of entries or starters to trans- lions. prives, to the iyiiinini; owners, drivers and caretakers.
Entries Close July 30th.
J. w. iioii.'ri~:i:_ .~:¢<-i~¢i.ir_v. Charlottetown. P.E.I.
lf you have no entries for above classes. please pass this forni on to another horseman.
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Charlottetown
August 16,17,18,19 4 — DAYS —- 4 12 Glasses
Only a short time and horsemen
throughout the Maritimes will be forwarding their entries for the great racing events which will be held the week of August 15th to
19th. - For years Maritime horsemen, and
in fact those further afield. have looked forward to the Charlotte-
town races as one of the brightest
meets in the entire racing firma-
ment. Here a fast track. beautiful
surroundings a glad hand from the management, good treatment, purses
paid at the wire and four days rac- ing with classes that. fit any horse
is assured. The program of twelve
events has been planned to give the owner of every kind of worth-while trotter or pacer an opportunity to start. The colt races appeal to many; in fact the juveniles have be- come a prominent part of the Pro- vincial Exhibition racing program because every year they have ex- hibited good racing manners and
put up good contests. This yeai-‘s
Futurities will probably be the best of all time with larger fields of
starters and as good. if not better,
quality performers. The remaining classes are the popular events that bring the best and fastest horses racing in the eastern section of Canada together.
Here the equine stars of Sydney, Halifax, Bridgewater, Saint John, Moncton, Truro, Amherst and oth- er Maritime towns will meet and the livliest kind of competition re- sult. ~
One of the popular features" with horseman in connection with the Provincial Exhibition is the avrards to owners. drivers and grooms. The ‘Nlacdonald Tobacco Company of Montreal will again present the Bri- tish Consols Trophy to the driver who scores the most points during the four days racing. A cut of it appears elsewhere on this page. This gift from the popular tobacco company is much appreciated and everywhere horsemen speak of it with interest. It will no doubt he the means of increasing the rivalry’ among the great reinsmen who will be here in mid-August.
The track. always a fast and safe one. has been further improved by re-soiling and will be as-fast as it can possibly be made. Arrange- ments for free truckage of horses to and from the grounds will be con- tinued and all trains with race horses will be met promptly. All horses must be declared in at eleven o'clock on the morning prior to the race to permit the management to have score cards printed with the actual starters and thus prevent confusion due to a number of horses being on the score card which have been drawn. In addition to the race program of four days. August 16th to 19th. an outstanding line of vaudeville and other entertainment
has been secured. Here are the
race events:
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AID HIS
riianana-‘nngu-na-anarnlal I—-~— '~—-<-v-
Captttin Sol Solomon, who will appear at the Provincial Exhibi Charlottetown, August 15th to 19th, needs no introduction to high diving fans. bufit is only fair to mention for the benefit of those who do not follow records closely that the Captain is the official shallow water div- ing title holder of the world. He annexed that honor and a valuablo trophy in a competition open to the world, held at Pasisades Park. New Jersey. in May, 1036, when he completed an amazing plunge of 122 feet’. doing the rare fiill Gainnr spin during his spectacular descent. The Cap- tain_ who has been called the Diving Demon, was crowned by ten judges. No other competitor was near him for height.
Captain Solomon brings along with his company of Diving Cham- perform their famous aquatic thunder- tirintr descent through fire, wherein the h gasoline and caused to light up the hiimpion and his trio performed all winter at the Miami-Billmore pools in Florida where they were the great attraction.
pions. two girls and a clown who liolt. which concluded with a d rim of a five foot tank is soaked wit The Diving C
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seek anq ime tensor.
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