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Marion L.

Miss Bonnie Grattan And Col. Dan Are The Winners

M opening day crowd of 5000 harness racing fans was in at- tendance at the-Echbiitlon track yesterday afternoon as the four- day Old Home week racing pro- gram swung into action (with Billy McVey. Marlon ‘L. IVLIss Bonnie Grattan and O01. Dan beinl 1'9- iurned the winners in the four classes raced.

Keen racing featured the entire program with the usual upsets oc- curring that kept the colorful holiday crowd in a high state of excitement from the mccnent Vis- count Alexander, Governor Gen- vral of Canada declared the Fair officially open until the flllI-I. Hit was finished.

1n:erspersed between the heats was the usual fine vaudeville pro- gram that is always part and par- cel of the event, with the per- formers drawing Nell deserved ap- plause for their efforts.

Th0 meeting continues today with four more classes/scheduled im- thla afternoon and a night racing program also scheduled. Feature event this afternoon will he the Free For All Trot and the classy bunch of trotters that is entered is expected to provi e many thrills before the winner is declared. '

Four Year Old Futurity

Billy McVey, showing a world of pacing ability, was too good for the field in the first event on the card. chalking up a straight heat victory with three evenly rated miles, the fastest being the second heat when he went the mile in 2:12 2-5.

Getting the word in the first mile Merle Direct went right. to the front on the first turn to lead the fieid of eight starters around to the quarter pole. Here the winner made his move to go into the lead and from there on was nsver headed. The drives got un- derway at the three quarter pole but there was no catching the Hooper-owned horse. but never- theless the crowd got a big thrill as Johnny Kalmuck, eighth at the halfway mark, came through with a burst of speed in the final part of the mile to place second.

The winner made every post a winning one in the second mile. But again the fans saw close bat- tling for the other positions. At the half the field were pretty well strung out but as they hit the stretch the second trip around they were pretty well bunched. Positions were changing rapidly in the last part of the mile, with O.K. Volo coming very fast in the last few yards to beat out Ola ifiudlong for the runner-up posit- Oil.

Surfing in last place after win- hifl; the first two heats, Billy moved up to second place by the time the quarter had been reach- ed in the final mile. and as they hit the backstretch the second time around had again headed his field. O. K. Volo, going to a drive at the seven elghthv pole. cut down the leader's margin as they raced down the stretch but he . was still half a length back as

the winner paced under the wire.

i Victoria Driving Club 2:19 Trot

Displaying her best form of the season and given great drives by veteran driver ‘Tyndall Sempie, Marlon L. furnished the first up- set of the afternoon by trotting off with a straight heat victory in a field of eight horses. Going SW9)‘ on the rail the first trip down aha went right to the front with Lusticia, pre-race favorite ‘"91"!!! in behind her. Positions failed to change for the first tliree quarters of the mile as they withheld their drives, but from that Point to the wire the fans aaw a treat battle with Lziisticia and Quakers Boy both setting out after the flying leader. They couldn't quite make it, Lusticis finishing a length back with Qliflkerb Boy another stride be- hind in third place and the ro- Vlislnder putty wall strung out.

Never lifting her nose and trot-

Pulinn Sanderson with Monte Villa. Laura.

Soot-ion 20: Junior champion. beef, female, born after July 30. 1940. and reserve-Champion, Mll- ler Sanderson; reserve, Fulton Sanderson.

Section 23: Senior champion, beef, female, born before July 1. 1946 and receive-Champion and reserve, Miller Sanderson.

Section 25: Grand champion. beef, female and rpscrve-Mlller

ery post a winning one in the second mile. Lusticia tried for the lead right after they were sent away but had to take back as they hit into the backstretch. The field was strung out in a line as they trotted by the stands the first time but from the seven eighths pole on they all went to drives; again it was Lusticia who furn- ished the opposition for Marion 1'... but again she couldn't quite make the grade, being a. length behind as the winner trotted uh"- d-er the wire. i

The third and final heat pro- duced the best racing of the class. Beaverdale got of! to the front to lead the field around the back- stretch. Here Peerless Hanover trotted into the picture to take over command but in the rapidly changing picture of the race Billy Kalmuck took a turn at leading. Halfway down the home stretch the final time Billy was still in the van but Marion 1..'s closing rusb carried too much speed as she won the mile with a length and a half to spare over the Kal- muck horse.

Carveil Bros. 2:29 Pace

Miss Bonnie Grattan furnished another upset to the program when she paced of! with the last two heats after finishing fourth in the first mile. Money Musk. favored to win, went away on high only to lose the lead at the quarter pole to Babe Britten and the Babe. paying over $28.00 for a two dollar ticket on the parl- mutuels, was never headed during the rest of the mile. Money Musk and Aibegweit Milady both went to drives at the three quarters but couldn't catch the smooth pacing Babe Britten. Money Musk was second, a length to the good over Abegwelt lvfilady. with the other five horses closely bunched a couple of lengths further back.

Getting away fast Money MW! shot to the front ‘before the back- stretch. had been reached. By the stands, up the backstretch and past the three quarters he still showed the way. Abegweit Milady pacing on the outside. showed 1H front as they hit the top of the stretch as Money Musk jumped it 017, but in the stretch duel Miss Bonnie Grattari came from far back’ to head the Milady horse to the wire. Money Musk pulled up lame after his disastrous break. having to be taken of! the track in a trailer and was scratched for the third and final heat.

‘The race winner was never headed in the final mile. Abeg- welt Milady made an early bid before being forced to take back. As they reached the three quart- ers Bonnie, Abegweit Milady and Rhodola D. were closely bunched but in the battle down the stretch Monty Budlong. Peeing very fast. came up to take over the runner- up spot and finish just a half length behind the winner. Again battles for the remaining position were very keen.

Perfection Ice Cream 2:19 Pace -

Pacing a. storm in all three heats Colonel Dan chalked up the third straight heat victory of the afternoon as he outfooted Bald- ritz and Jerry Grattsn in all three heats.

In the first mile Baldritz was showing in front at the three- quarters mark but in the last eighth of a mile Col. Dan came very fast to win the heat. Half way down the stretch Baldritr. after relinquishing the lead came on again, with’ the pair racing under the wire practically neck and neck, but the photo finish shot showed Col. Dan to be in front by a whisker. It was one of the best finishes of the diay with the winner paying of! 016.10 for a two dollar ticket.

‘In the second mile Bsidrlts a- gain made his bid from the three quarters pole but could not quite make the grade, while in the final mile the winner showed his pan- ing ability by eomlrq from h0- liind after the halfway mark lead

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Four Year Old Futurity

Billy McVey (Craig) .-.... O. K. Volo (Harrison). Ola Budlong (McDonald) Mary's Delight (O'Brien) Merle Direct (Walker) .. Maxine Duds (Turner) Johnny Kalmuck (Kelly. Just A Gift (Seaman) .

Time: 2.12 4-5; 2.12 2-5; 4-5.

Winning horse owned by Dr. '1‘. Hooper. Charlottetown.

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Marion L. (Sctniple)... Lusticia (Tierney) Bllly\ Kalmuck (Keil .. Quakers Boy (Conroy). Beaverdale (McNeil) Jolly Harvester (Baxter) Peerless Hanover (Allen). Mack Stout (Jardine) .

Time: 2:13 2-5; 2.14 1-5, 2.16.

Winning horse owned by G. Sernple, Kensington.

Carveil Bros. 2:29 Pace (1st Div.)

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Miss onnie Grattan (Lewis) 4 1 1 Babe Britton. (Thompson) 4 4 Monty Budlong (L. Kelly)...532 Abegweit Mllady (Smith) .... ..3 2 3 Rho Dola-D (Mwonald) 5 5 PEI. Budlonig (Hanklnson) 8 06 Money Musk (O'Brien) ..2 - - New Look (Allen) ..... .. ..7d:r

Time: 3.16 2-5; 2.17 2-5; 2.17

3-5. Winning horse owned by H. Hlrfioh. Sydney, N. S.

Perfection Ice Cream 2:19 [moo (1st Division)

Colonel Dan (MacDonald).....1 Baldritz (Burt) .. Jerry Grattan (Hankinsony. Jacob Withrow (Baxter) Peter Budlong (Mundle) Wait N‘See (OMeara).... Time 2.12; 2.1a; 2.10 -s_ Winning horse owned by Stev- eqnsgn 8a Ma-cKinnon. Glace Bay.

Officials

Starter: Russell Abbott. _

Judges: Dr. F. C. Dougan. Uh”- lottetown. presiding; S. T. Belyea. Fredericton, N. B.; A. Brydson, Truro. N’. S.

Timers: R wood. Byron Brown. Df- A. A. Loci-chart.

LIIIESTIIGII WINNERS

Continued from

land Brae Duo Tone Lass; 2. Mil- ler Sanderson, North River; 3. Fulton Sanderson, North River, with Miss Haytone Laura 3rd; 4. Hayden Bros, Cherry Valley. with Brenda May; 5. Fulton Sanderson with Miss Windsor Tone.

Section 14: Senior calf, female. born July 1, 1947 to Dec. 81, 1047 -1. Miller Sanderson with High- land Bray Duo Tone Lass 7th; 2. Hayden Bros. with Waneta. Lass; 3. Miller Sanderson with Highland Bray Duo Tone Lass 8th; 4. Hay- den Bros. with Bonnie Advance Tone 2nd.

Section 15: Junior yearling, fe- male. born Jan. 1, 1947 to June 30, 1947-1. Fulton Sanderson with Haytone Laura 2nd; 2. Miiller Sen- derson with Highland Bray Tone Lass 4th; 3. Fulton Sanderson with Lady Poladorne; 4. Miller Sander- son with Highland Bray Duo Tone Lass 5th; 5. Fulton Sander- son with Miss l-laytone Noranda.

Section 10: Senior yearling, fe- male, born July 1. 1946 to Dec. 31, 1946-l. Miller Sanderson with Highland Bray Duo Tone 3rd; 2. Miller Sanderson with Highland Brae Duo Tone; 3. Lawson and Raymond Tremere, New Wdltshire. Kigali Highland Bray Duo Tons

Section 17: Two year old fe- male, born July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1940-1. Fulton Sanderson with Hircholm Laura; 2. Fulton Sand- erson with Water-ville Laaa; 3. Earl Ward. North Wiltahlre, with Watervilie Lady Donald.

Section 18: Female born July 1. 1944 to June 30. l945-L-Mfller Sanderson with Highland Bray Lass 175th; 2. Miller Slnilercon with Highland Bray Lass 170th; 5. Hayden Bros. with Mixer Lass P.l".; 4. Miller Sanderson with 3181115116 B"? Llss 174th; 0. Hayden Bros; 0. Fulton Sander- son with Monte Vista Laura 2nd.

Section 19: lbniale born before Jul! l. 1944-1. lidlller Sandemon with Highland Lilly's lbasa 2nd; 2. Miller Sanderson with Vista Heir- ess Lady 2nd; 3. Miller Sanderson with Highland Bray; 4. 141mm 1nd Raymond ‘Fromm with Monte Vista Miss Coronet 2nd: 5. sfayden Bros. with Lady Non; 0.

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Section 27: Junior get of sire; three animals by one alre-l. Ful- ton Sanderson; 2. Miller Sander. son; 3. Miller Sanderson; 4. Hay- den Bros.

Section 26: Senior get of sire;

three animals by one sire - 1. Miller Sanderson; 2. Fulton San. derson; 3. Miller Sanderson; 4. Hayden Bros. I Section 29: Junior herd. one male and three females. all born after June 30, 1946-l. Fulton Sanderson; 2. Miller Sanderson; 3. Hayden Bros. Section 30: Senior herd, one male and four females, two years old and over-l. Miller Sander- son; 2. Hayden Bros.

CLASS 8 — AYBSHHIES Section L-Junlor calf, male. born after Dec. 31, 1947 and be- fore May 10,' 1948, 1. A. MacRac and Sons. Charlottetown: 2. A1- rnon Wood; Marshfleld; 3. A. Mac- Rae and Sons; 4. D.J. Mullln, St. Peter's Bay.

Section 2.-Seri10r calf, male. born July 1. 1947 in Dec. 31, 1947. Keitih Boswell and Sons, Victoria; 2. D. J. ‘Mullin; 3. Almon Wood; 4. Almon Wood.

Section a-Junior yearling. male, born. Jan. 1, 1947 to June 30, 1947, 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2, D. J. Mullln.

Section 4-Senior yearling, male, born July 1, 1946 to Dec. 31. 1946, 1, Keith Boswell and Sons. Victoria. Section G-Male born ‘before July 1. 1945. 1. DJ. Mullln; 2. A. MacRae and Sons.

Section 7.—Junlor champion, male, born after June 30, 1946.and Reserve. Champion. A. Macltae and Sons; Reserve, Keith Boswell and Sons.

section d-Senior champion. male, born before July 1. 1946, and reserve. Champion, DJ. Mullin, no reserve.

Section 9 - Grand champion. male, and reserve. Champion, A. reserve, D.J.

MacRae and Sons: in

Section 10 - Junior calf, female, born after Dec, 31. 1947 and before May 10. 1948, 1. Est. George L. Bos- well. Charlottetown: 2. A. MacRae and Sons; 3. Almon Wood; 4. A. MacRae and Sons.

Section Ill-Senior calf. female, born July 1. 1947 to Dec. 31. 1947. LA. MacRae arid Sons: 2. A. Mac. Rae and Sons; 3. A. MacRae and Sons; 4. D. J. lVliullin; 5. Almon Wood: 6. DJ. Mullin.

Section 12 - Junior yearling fe- male born Jan. 1. 1947 to June 30. 1947, 1 and 2, A. MacRae and Sons: 3. DJ. Mullin: 4. Est. Geo. L. Boswell; 5. A. MaioRae and Sons; 6. Almon Wood.

Section 13 — Senior yearling fe- male bom July 1. 1946 to Dec. 31. 1946. 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Almon Wood: 3. A. MacRoe and Sons; 4. Keith Boswell and Sons. Section 14-Two year old female, d-ry. born July 1, 1945 to June 30, i946. 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Almon Wood; 3. A. MacRae and Sons; 4. Almon Wood; 5. and 6. D.

Section 15 - Female, in milk, born July 1. 1945 to June 30, 1946. 1. Keith Boswell and Sons. Section 16 — Female. dry, born July 1. 1944 to Jurie 30. 1945. 1. Est. Geo. L. Boswell; 2. Keith Boswell and Sons. '

Section 17 - Female, in milk, born July 1. 1944 to June 30. 1945. 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Almon Wood: 3. Keith Boswell and Sons. section 1a .- Female, dry. born before July 1.1944. 1 and 5. Est. Geo. L. Boswell; 2, 3 and 4. A. Mac- Rae and Sons; 6 Almon Wood. Section IS-Female, in milk. born before July 1, 1944, 1. 3 and 4. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Keith Boa- weil and Sons; 5. Est. Geo L. Bos- well; 6. DJ. Mullln.

Section 20 — Junior champion female, born after June 30, 1940 and reserve. Champion and reserve,

Section 21 - Senior champion lflnllt. born before July 1. 1946 and reserve. Champion, Eat. 600.1... Boswell: reserve, A. MacRae and Sons.

Section 22 - Grand champion female and reserve. Champion, 11st. Geo. L. Boswell; reserve, A. Mao- Rae and Sons.

Section 8 - Senior get of sire or open get cf sire. 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Keith Boswell and Sons; 3. A. MacRae and Sons; 4. Est. Geo. L. Boswell.

Section 24 - Junior herd. one male and three fancies, all born after Junie 30, 1946. 1. A. Mainline and Sons; 2. Almon Wood; 3. D. J. Mullin.

Section 25 - Senior herd, one male and four females. two year old and over. 1 and 3, A. MacRz) and Sons; 2. Keith Boswell and Sons: 4. Almon" Wood.

Section zit-Progeny of dam. Two animals previously shown in in. divid/ual sections, either sex, 1. and 3., A. MacRae and Sons; 2. Keith Boswell; 4. Almon Wood; 5. D.J. lvrullin: 6. Est. Geo. L. Boswell. Section 27 — Four females. quail- fied in ROI-l. two years and over. 1. A. MacRac and Sons.

Special Class - Junior get of sire. 1. A. MacRae and Sons; 2. D. J. Mullln; 3. Keith Boswell and Sons; 4. Almon Wood.

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Section 1 -- Junior calf, male, born after Dec. 31, 1947 and be- fore May 10, 1948-1. Gily Rbdd. Brackley; 2 and 8. J. Eric 1111-117. Winsioe. - Section 2 - Senior Calf, male. born July 1. 11947 to Dec. 3i. 1947 —1. and s. J. Eric hurry: 2- Den- iel MacLean, Milton; 4. Harrison Green, Clyde River.

Section 3 - Junior yearlings, male, b0rn' Jan. 1, 194R to June 30, 1947 - 1. Everett Holmes, Kingston.

Section 4 - Server yearling. male, born July 1, 1946 to Dec- 31. 1946 - 1. Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Sectlo s - Male born before July 1, 1945- 1._J. Eric Hurry. Winsioe.

Section 7 _ Junior Champion, male, born after June 30. 1940 and Reserve. Ohrmplon - Guy Rodd; Reserve-J. Eric Hurry.

Section a - Senior Champion male, born before July 1, 1946 and

Reserve. Champion — J. Eric Hurry; No Reserve. ,( Section 9 - Grand Chzmplo

male and reserve. Champion - J. Eric Hurry; Reserve - Guy Rodd.

Section 10 - Junior Calf, fe- male, born after Dec. 31,1947 and before May 10, 194a - 1. and 2. Guy Rodd; 3.- J. Eric Hurry; 4. J.E. MacMurdo, Kingston; 5. Daniel MacLean, Milton.

Section 11 - Junior Calf. fe- male, bornafter Dec. 31, 1947 and before May 10. 1948 — 1. Daniel MacLean; 2. 3 and 8 - Guy Rodd: 4. J.E. MacMurdo; 5. Brenton Newson, Winsioe.

Section l2 - Senior Calf, fe- male, born July 1. 1947 to Dec. 3'1, 1947 - 1 and 3, J. Eric Hurry; 2. J.E. MacMurdo; 4. Brenton New- som; 5. Guy Rodd; 6. Owen Yonnker, Kingston.

Section is - Senior yearling, female, born July 1. 1916 to Dec. 31, 1946 - 1. J. Eric Hun-y; 2. Daniel MacLean; 3. Guy Rodd.

Section 14 — Two year old, fe- male, dry, born July 1, 1946 to June 30, 194.6 -- 1. Guy Rodd, 2. J. Eric Hurry; 3. Owen Ydunk- er; 4. Enroll L. Green, Kingston; 5. Harrison Green, Clyde River; 6. J.E. MacMurdo. ., Section l5 - Female, in milk. born July 1. 1945 to June 30, 1946 -1. Guy Rodd; 2. Daniel Mac- Lean.

Section 16 - Female, dry, born July 1. 1944 to June 30, 1945 —1. and 3, Guy Rodd; 2. Harrison Green. . i Section 17 — Female, in milk, born July_ 1, 1044 Ac Juno 30, 1945 - 1. and 2. Guy Rodd; 3. Brenton Newson; 4. Daniel Meo- Lean; 5. Daniel MacLean. Section 18 — Female, dry, born before July 1. 1944 - 1. and 2, Guy Rodd: sfDaniel MacLean; 4. J. Eric Hurry; 5. Owen Younk- er; d. Brenton Newaofl.

Section 19 — Female, in milk. born before July 1. 1944 - 1. Guy Rodd; 2. Wilbur Younker. K1118-

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Hurry: 5 and 0, J. Eric Hurry. Section 20 - Junior Champion, female; born after June 3o, 1946

and reserve. Champion - Guy Rodd; Reserve - Daniel Mac- Ran.

Section 21 - Senior Champion, female, born before July 1, 1946 and Reserve — Champion and Reserve - Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Section 22 — Grand Champion female and Reserve -_ Guy Rodd.