19 5 -:- MaritimeH
IalErday.Dec.3!. 1955 The Guardian Page
iirnessRacingReview -:- I955
Biggest Racing Season it All Time Reviewed ' With More Horses'Racing, Thousands
More Spectators Than Any Previous Year and More Money Paid Out in Purses
HERE THEY? AR
LT.-COL D. A. MncKI'NNON, D.S.0., V.D. (Fr. Cralx do Guerra)
Fast racing with more 2:10 miles, more night racing 'by
El!
Wilson. Freda-ictoii; Direct Mite 2.06 515 (A. Gould). ownt. d by Lorne Letcher, Springhill; First Again 2.00 215 (F. Inmsn), owned J. N. Porter. Esston, Men,
and mom money in purses featured what was without Gghagen 2,99 M, (3, sin... ,0... doubt, one of the Maritimetr best years. Twelve tracks -gave purses totalling over 5400.000. Nine night racing
plants Downs, N.S., Charlottetown
were in operation-Sydney, Trim),
Sackville and Summerside, P.E.I., and
Monctoii Saint John. Fredericton and Woodstock, N.B.
They paid out as follows:
588,000; Sackville Downs, 540,741.76;
Sydney, 543,781.57; Truro Charlottetown.
1555.528: Summerside, 513,425; Moncton, 335,700; Sain
John, 578,161.25; cliathâ .-02.550;
Mag?" sor,N.S.,
Fredericton. 541,714; 53,850.. . Other tracks paid out.-Halifax Montague, 31,350. races were held at Summerslde, P.E.I., Wind- , loton, N.S., Noel, N.S., Truro (Horsemen's
Woodstock 514,808.19
Club), Woodslzock, N.B. and St. Anthony, N.B. Races were held on the three-eighth of a mile track at Halifax
during Races
November 9th.
The newly constructed track at Sackville Downs lived up to all (he promises of the proprietor, B. C. Cruikshank of H allfsx. and while late in starting-August 24th
-after a few races were held. it 70
showed promise of being a very safe and fast track and with its line hiilldiiics. grand stand and acrniiiodalicn for horses 2 molt pleasing place for owners. driv- ers and grooms and the large pub- lic patronage which it is bound to attract.
Our grateful thanks are due to
Harold M. Haswell for the time
and trouble he has spent in com-
piling statistics of our Maritime drivers, so that we are in a po- sition to give their starts. number of wins and piacings and their points made. only their perform- anccs on Maritime tracks are tak-
Plllll1ifl account. We have much
pleasure in announcing that John
Conroy oi Truro is the leadinogf
pve wi I George Turner lgaH&mft&wner up.
Bay State Pat 2.02 315. owned by Andrew Perry of Summersldo. and driven by James MacGregor. paced the fastest mils over a Maritime track. winning at Sum- inerside July 23rd in 200-: new track record. The honor of trot- iinii the fastest dash-2.12-is shared by three. April Bud 2.12. owned by Mrs. Emma Mustncaila, Truro. and driven by Dave Con- stable, Patrick Direct 2.12, owned and driven by George Turner. Dartmouth. and Mt. Carroll 2.11, owned by Rowe Sylvestre. Mars Hill. Maine and driven by Frank McA1dulf. Bonnymlte 2.08. owned by Macltlnnon and Roach, New Waterford. 11.0.. and driven by Is. Ciilssson. is top dash winner with 22 dashes won.
More horses were ra c ed and more new and reduced records were made than in any previous year. The number of persons who witnessed harness racing in the Maritime: is estimated at over 800.000. New speed was purchased at l'hi'.V8I'I0lIB fall sales and also by individual purchase at several rims and they will add greatly tomthe lMFrFSi in racing next sea-
Thc 23rd annual Prince Edward island Harness Racing Club's Colt Stakes were held at Charlottetown. 50111-7111 with 32.500 in purses. sovc-ml iznnrl young trotters and pacers showed up that give proniisc of being worthy contend- ?" in .V('ars to come. The Presl- iloni of H10 Club is Dr. R. F. Seq. :iian niiil the Secretary W. G. Gil- csiiw. built of whom deserve the whim! credit for the time and â""' 91' "HIV have given to make these rolislakes a success.
The British Consols trophy utlch is annually awarded by the .Vliii-dniiald Tobacco C o mp a n y, I-lily of Montreal. to the driver ;','"1â'i' "(P most points at Old
Omc Week racing at Charlotte
(nwn with dates August 15-11 h-
the late fall, winter and early spring months. over the half mile tracks started on May 23rd at Sydney and Truro and concluded at Sackville Downs. on .
cluaive. was won by Don Mac- Neill of Summerside. who com- piled I total of 73 point: with James MacGregor runner ui ilth
points.
The Jolllty Stake for 3-year-old pacers foals of 1952 was raced at Truro August 3rd, for a purse of 55.000. This stake. the largest ever offered in the Maritimes. was sponso ed by the Truro Race- way, Ltd. lt drew tremendous in- terest because of the size of the stake and having been talked about for several years. The win- ner was Doctor F. C. by Abner T. Clegg 2.04 .112. owned and driven by Ralph McFadyen of H un ter River. P.E.1. Great credit must be given Mr. McFadyen, who is an amateur driver, for the master- ly way in which he piloted his splendid 3-year-old to victory. and great credit also must be given to the sponsors for c a r r y i n g through this stake to such a suc- cessful conclusion.
Seventy-one miles in 2.10 or bet- ter were stepped on Maritime tracks the past season. which is quite an increase over 1954. We were curious toisoe how this com- pared with the past ten years so looked through our Scrap Books and this is what we found: In 1045 there were 77; 1040-03; 1941 -96-an all time high; 1948-42; 1040-57; 1050-60; 1051-40; 1952- 30; 1058-54 and 1254-24.
landing the fast brigade is Bay State Pat 2.02 315, owned by An- drew Perry of Summerside, and driven by James MacGregor. with 14. In second place is Josedale Clansmnn 2.07 115. owned and driven by Donald Turner, Dart- mouth, with 12 to his credit. In third place to Sir Joseph 1.50 415, owned by R. H. Bevan, Charlotte- town. and driven by Archie Llew- ellyn. with 10; then comes Skelter 2.06 115, owned by R. R. Brown. Woodstock. and driven by Robert Troy. with 5. and Peter Clegg 2.00 415. owned by G. H. Brookins, Kensington. with four. Peter was driven in two of these miles by Don MacNelIl and in two by Har- ley Harrison. With three each is Barbara Ann Queen 2.09 215. owned by Hugh L. Monaghan, Sydney, and van by Cyril Smith in two I her fast miles and in one by Ed Haley: .lcrry's Nightmare 2.09. owned by Karl McCully, Trurn, and driven in two of them by Cyril Smith and by R. Leiilanc in one. and Joscthle Double Hal 2.05 115. owned by A. D. Napke, Newcastle and driv- on by Johnny Conroy. With two each are Colopei Dan 2.06 315, owned and driven by Robert Ryan, Newcastle. and Prince Maplccroft 2.00 41!, owned by Stan Cleary, North Sydney and driven by P Hickey and G. Maugcr. and the followir" are credited with one: Athlorie Ruler 2.01 415 (C. Con- nors). o-viied by Miss Slia on larhr. Amherst: Bayonne 2.0!- III (I. want. owned by w. 11.
ed by Dr. Geo. Bishop, Lexington Ky.; Handbook 2.03 215 (D. Ratcli
Fredericton. Aug. 17. town-2.12 215. Fastest M.B. Pacing Gelding- Pcter Clegg 2.08 415. (H. Har- rison). owned by G. H. Brookins.
xoiuingion. P.E.I.. Oct. 10, Truro .
-52.00 415. Fastest M.B. Trotting Gelding
-April Bud 2.12, (D. Constlble). '
owned by Mrs. E. Mustacalls. Truro, Au . 2.1:. Pa ch Budlong 2.12. owned and driven by George Turner. Dartmouth. Aug. 19, Charlotte- town-2.12.
Fastest M.B. Pacing Mare- Jerry's Nightmare 2.09. (R. Lo- Blancl, owned by Karl Mccully, Truro, Sept. 17. Truro--2.00 115. Yuta 2.00. (J. MacGregor). owned by Andrew Perry, Summerlldo. June 111, Charlottetown-2.00 115.
Fastest M.B. Trotting Mare- Nell Kalmuck 2.00 115. (H. Har- rison.) owned by L. C. Dysart, Moactoii. 'Aug. 6, Truro-2.13 415.
Fastest M.B. 4-year-old Pacer -Chevie G. 2.1! 115. (A. Gould). owned by Lorne Letcher. Spring- hill, N.S., Aug 24. Truro-2.11 115.
Fastest M.B.-4-year-old Trot- ter-Joppn Maid 2.16 815. owner. and driven by Ellwood Shaw. Charlottetown. Sept. 7. Charlotte- town-2.10 215. I
cwkme. 7
no. Charlottetown- -
Pet Hanover winning at Charlottetown. June 18th. time 2:14 115, driven Ii
the compiler of this review
oentage. .485.
My stable made 30 starts, I was 9 times first, 7 times second, 5 (times third, twici Fourth and twice fifth all at Charlottetown. My per-
ford,t owned by Richard Jabalee, North Sydney; Jo-Jo Spencer 2.00
115 (J. MacGregor), owned by An now" owned
Fastest M.B. -Jinny Budlong 2.13 215, (B. Le-
-3-year-old Pacer
by -J. C. Undei
drew Perry, Summeraide; Judge-hm. cnmpbemonv N3. July 30'
Miller 2.07 (C. Macbeodl. owned by C. E. Bragg Collingwood, N.S.; Mighty Boy 2.02 315 (E. Haley). owned by Eric Whebby, Dart- mouth; Robert Bruce 2.00 215 (E. Lindoni. owned by Newcastle Stables. Newcastle; S h a m r o c k, iThoughis 2.04 (H. MountY, owned
Fastest M.B.
---J usi Betty's
New Idea 2.30. G. H. Brookins. Kensington. Sept 7, Charlottetown-2.30.
Fastest M.B. 2-year-old P a c e r
Moncton-2.13 215.
3-year-old trotter- (Blrt), owned by
Mark 2.20. (D
;by Edwards and Mount, Frederic ,5"m5W- 9wâ" by Mâ Jr D05"
'ton: Yuta 2.00 (J. MacGregor). owned by indrew Perry, merside.
WI-IERF 2. MILES WERF STEPPED
- -2.28 41 . For the second year in a row 5
aid Seaman, Charlottetown, Sept. sum. 7, Charlottetown-2.20.
Fastest M.B. 2-year-old Trotter ;-Ruthie's First 2.28 415 (L. Col- linsl. owned by James Shaw (Montague. Sept. 7. Charlottetown--1
Truro Raceway accounts for the ,most 2.10 miles. 24 in all. Char- llottetown is second with 17. Sack- ville Downs third with 12 and Fredericton fourth with 10. um- merslde has 5, Woodstock 2 and Sydney and North Sydney one each. James MacGregor is lead- ing driver of 2.10 miles with 10 and in second place is Don Turner. Dartmouth, with 10. Archie Lla- wellyn third with 10, Cyril mlth. Hunter River. P.E.I.. and Robert Troy, '.'.'oodstock, four; Johnny Conroy and Robert Ryan three; Ed Haley. Harley Harrison and Don MacNeiIl two; C. Connors. A. Gould, P. Hickey. F. Inman, R. Lei-llanc, E. Lindon. C. Mac- Lcod. G. Mauger, H. Mount. D. Ratchford. A Rlnguette and E. Shaw have one each.
F A S T E S T PERFORMERS ON MARITIME TRACKS S E A S O N 1955
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Fastest Pacing Stallion-Jose dale Clansman 2.07 115, owned
and driven by Donald Turner; Dartmouth, N.S., Sept. 5, Truro.,' N.S.,-2.07 115. 1
Fastest Trotting Stallion-Lake
FASTEST MILES IN MARITIMES
Fastest Mile Paced-Bay State Pat 2.02 315, (J. MacGregor). iwned by Antircw Perry. Sum- mervrlde, July 23, Summerside, P.
1 --2.06.
Fastest Mile Trotted- A p r1 1 Bud 2.12, (D. Constablel owned by Mrs. E. Mustacalis, Truro. N. 5., Aug. 20, Charlottetown-2.12. Patrick Budloiig 2.12. owned and driven by George Turner. Dart- mouth. Aug. 19. Charlottetown- 2.12. Mt. Carroll 2.11. (McAlduff). owned by Rowe Sylvester. Mars Hill. Me.. July ill, Fredericton. N B.,-2.12.
MARITIME RACE WINNERS (One-half mile tracks) .
There were approximately 1990 dashes raced in 1955 as compared with 1834 last year. Nova Scotia with its three big night racing plants again tops the list with al-, most 857 dashes. New Brunswick; second with 804 and Prince Ed-1 ward Island third with upwardsl of 330. There were also some 'natinee races held on various
19 of them was driven Chiasson and in three by J. Mac- Donald.
Icluded in our statistics. At the same time we wish to point out that the tracks holding matinee races and the Halifax Commons have been the means of .giving education to horses that have afterwards performed creditably on the tracks where purse racing is held.
The top dash winner is Bunny- mite 3, 2.00, an 8-year-old bay gelding by Bonnycastle, that was puI'ChBSed at the Harrisburg salt a year ago by James Ferguson of Sydney and passed into the hands of MacKinnon and Roach. New Waterford. He proved to be one oi the best buys brought to the Maritimes in years. This sea- son he has won 22 dashes and in by M.
Right on his heels is
Josedale Clansman, 6-year-old
stallion by Dick Reynolds 1.58 112. owned and driven by Don Turner, Dartmouth, N. S., dashes with him and lowered his record to 2.07 15-a new track record for Truro Raceway.
who won 21
Win 17 wins is Ben Brook C
2.11 215 and Peter Federal 2.11- 415: Sixteen wins-Jet 2.08 215. Fifteen wins-Bay State Pat 2.02 315. Sir Joseph 158 415. Fourteen wins-Jollit 315 Thirteen wins- arbara Ann Queen 2.00 215. Guy Tucker 2.11- 215, Popper Boy 2.12 215. Twelve
Master
Girl 2.07-
wins-Colonel Dan 2.06 315. Eva York 2.15 415. Gay Music 2.10 1115, Mighty Flashy 2.14 315, Neil Kal- niuck 2.09 115. Oiiton Adam 2.11, Peter Clegg 2.011 415.. Eleven Wins-G. Ann C. 214, Peter Lee
Brewer 2.10 25, Roy Scott 09. l'l'en Wins-Bud Henley 2.14 1!. 5, Crusader Chief 2.00 415, Lily rile
Lee 2.15. Real Fingo 2.1. .5 5, Shining Hour 2.10 115. Top Royal 2.12 215.
Nine Wins-Chevie G. 2.11 115.
burn 2.12 215. (J. '1'. Aklns). own- ed by Akins and Downoy, Fred-I Aug. 17. Charlotte tn Commomp
Fastest Pa clng Gelding-Bay Stale Pat 2.02 315, (J. MacGre- gor). owned by Andrew Perry,
oummerside. P.E.l. July 23, Sum- merside-2.08. . Fastest Trotting Gelding-April
Bud 2.12 (D. Constable). owned by Mrs. E. Mustacalla. Truro., Aug. 2). Charlottetown-2.12. Pat- rick Budlong 2.12. owned and driven by George Turner. Dart- mouth, Aug. 10. Charlottetown- 2.12. Mt. Carroll 211 (F. Mc- Alduff). owned by Rowe Sylvester. Mars Hill. Me. July 10. Frederic ton-2.12.
Fastest Pacing Mare-Bayonne, 2.00 115, (R. Ryan). owned by John E. Kelly, Bangor, Me., Aug. 15. Charlottetown-2.00 115. Jerry's Nightmare 2.00, i1.eB1anc), owned by Kari Mcculy, Truro, Sept. 17, Truro-2.00 115 Yuta 2.00. (J. MacGregor). l'1linP('I by Andrew Perry. Summersirl.-. June 111, Char- iul --2.09 I15.
Fastest T r o t l I ii g Mare-Noll Kalmuck 2.00 115. (11. Harrison), owned by L. C. Dysari. Moncton. Aug. 6. Trurn-2.13 415.
Fastest New Performer-Janeilln 3. 2.11 315. owned and drivenby Harley Spencc. Bridgewater, N.8. Sept. 10, Sarkville Downs. N.S.- 2.1i 315.
F A S T E S T MARITIME BRED PERFORMERS 1955
Fastest MB Pacing stallion-
Abner McGraw 2.10 415, (I. Shaw), owned by Dr. George Bishop, Lexington. Ky. .luIy 25.
Charlottetown-2.11 4 5.
Fasnst MB Trotting Stallion -Lakeburn 2.12 3 5 (.1. T. Akins), owned by Akins and Dcwney,
ig. no 31!i.owncd(113'i,7A.ndW so - regor. Setting 110 I new
.racks and racing on the threc- Gideon Hanover eighth. of I mile track at Hall
These are not in-
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Hoosier 2.18 315. Jerry's Night-:2.11
l
2.10 415. Miss Bluenose 2.14. Pat- rick Budlong 2.12.
Eight Wins-Barcena Hanover 3, 2.11 415, Connie French 2.16- 115, Dominion's Pride 2.07 415, I-ledgewood Chief 2.06 215, Jack C. Chips 2.15 115, Janet Clegg 2.13 415, Joppn Maid 2.16 315. Judge Miller 2.07. Keppoch Play- girl 2.10 1115 Mighty Deb 208. Morris Direct 2.13, Princess Tina 2.12 315. Reta Federal 2.14, Skel- ter 2.06 115. Slicker Tass 2.11 215, Thelma Lou 2.05 215.
Seven Wins-April Bud 2.12, Bolo Volo 2.13 415, Brilliant Frisco 2.10. Buster C. 2.09 315, Captain Morgan 2.12 215, Congresswoman 2.10 315, Dr. F. Chips 2.14 415. Grey Eagle 2.10, Handbook 2.03- 215. Jacob Withrow 2.12 314. Jim- mie Hal 2.04 415, Jolley Lad 2.13.
Five Wins-Ableway 2.00 415. Abncr the Great 2.11 115, Amer- ica's Ace 2.15, Ann's Bay 2.10 315. Avalon Gal 2.14. Bay State Joa 2.10 315, Bell Banks 2.12 415. Billie June 214. Brady's Battle 2.12, Calument Onward 2.13, Cod ric Hanover 212, David G. 2.13 115. Doctor Brodie 2.03, Doctor F. C. 3, 2.13 1115, Donald G.R. 2.00 215, Easter Marie 2.16 215. Eddie Hoosier 2.14 115. Foxy Grapes 2.05 112, Ginger Worthy 2.10 215, Headway 2.06 315. Homestretcb Ade 2.10 415, Iagoo 2.18 115, Jul- lity George 2.17. Jolly Jim 2.10- 415. Josedale Double Hal 2.05 115, Lady Abner 2.15 115. Lalieburn 2.12 215. Leah's Girl 2.15 315. Leo's Dream 2.15, Mac Fingo 2.13.
Mill Pinyfair 2.13 315, Mr. Excel- lency 2.08, Mr. Joiiscott 2.12 315. Mr. Nibble 2.10 115. Neil Budiong 2.11 215. Richland 2.05 415. Scott Dolly 2.00 4-5, Sir Francis Drake 2.15. Vanity Lee 2.10 215.
Four Wins -- Abbeland 2.08 215, Allen Spencer 2.03 115. Amtico 2.14, Bellini blight 2.15 415, Betty Reamore 2.18 215, Big Bay 2.16- 315, Bob Ciegg 2.15, Caiso Bay 2.14 115. Carrier Pigeon 2.07, Cob hlesione 2.10 415,:Danlel,Hal Scott 2.10 115. Delaware Chief 2.06 415, Dian Me 2.21, Direct Mite 2.06- 315, Doctor J. D. 2.16 215 Donald B. 2.20. Eva Budlong 2.13, Evelyn Budlong 2.20 215. First Choice 2.19 215. Follow Up Jr. 200 415, Frankie Budiong 2.13, Freddie Scott 210 1'5, Gahagen 2.09 215. Gracia Lou 2.13 315, Hilda Mac 2.14 215, Hope Spencer 214. Im- patient Lady 2.12 415, Inkus Truax 2.13. Jenn B. Lee 2.00 115, Joe Twinkle 2.12 215. Judy Richard 2.21 415. June Breeze 2.15, Just Lucky 2.11 315, Lady Smart 2.15- 115, Lahey's Dream 2.13 115, Lakeside Mity Linn 2.12 415, Less- bell 3, 2.13, Linda Belle 2.15, Lindy H. 2.15 215, Mnudeen Reamore 2.15, Miss Alice Guy 212. Miss BetI' Dale 2.17, Miss Donna Mae 2.11, Miss Ellis 2.15 215, Myonei 2.16. New Look 2.11, Panana Chief 207 815, Peter M. Grattan 2.14-5 415, Prairie Pete 2.13 415. uni-ei Gold 2.07 315, Real Joe 2.14 415. Resourceful 2.13 415. Royal Jr.. 2.01 114. Scottish Wick 2.17. Sen- ator Quay 2.10, Sep Hanover 2.03. Silver Maygo 2.19 315. S 1 e e py Sam 2.13 415. Stewart's Time 2.16, Tartan 2.15 215, Texas Hanover 2.01 114. Theora's Ensign 2.12 415, Titan's Lucy 2.12 415, Uscita's Bay 2.15 315, Zadie Zee 2.14 415. Three Wins-Abner M c G r a w 2.10 415, Ace Fingo 2.17 35. All Budlong 215, Angel Star 2.15, Ann McGee 2, 2.22, Bad Boy 2.10 415, Bcrdins Hanover 2.15 215. Black Majesty 2.05 215, Bye For Now
Marie Square 2.10, Minnie G. 2.15,
2.12 415 C. Albert Budiong 2.12-
Dalo Boy 2.11 215. Duke II Hyland 2.12 415. Dusty Bars 2.10- 215, Esso 2.11 315. Famous Bu 2.15 315. Faraway Lady 2.14. Fu- ther Duster 2.10. First Again 2.!!- 215. Fortunate Boy 2.04 215 G all Budlong 2.17. Gary D. 2.15 31!.
Grace Reamore 2.16 115. It! Alone 2.15 415. Haley's Alpha I,
2.17115,Hedgewood H. 2.12.
Helnie Strong 2.00 112. Henry DI!
2.14. Hero 2.10 215. Iinro'I Clllld
2.16, H. K. Volo 2.10. Honey's
Rascal 2.17 415, Howie's Pride
2.20, Hum Dale 2.11 215, Hurry
Up 205. Jinny Budlong 3. 2.18 215.
Joandale 2.15. Jo-Ann Castle 2.00-
215. Judy Clegg 2.14. Juno Loo
Direct 2.11 215. Junior Bell 5.
2.18 215, Justice Dillon 2.04 215.
Just Rita 2.11 215. King Hedge-
wood 2.09 315, Laurel Henley 5,
2.16 315. Lee Hy 2.10 315. Linn C.
Scott 2.15 315, Lou Kalmui-L 2,14.
115. Mac Signal 2.18 415. Margo
Dale 2.10 215, Marion E. 2.14.
Merlyn B. 2.20 215. Mighty Boy
2.02 815. Miss Cherry Valley 2.10- 415. Mitchell 2.00 115, Monntlil
Speed 2.20 315. Mt. Carroll 2.11. My Sin 2.14 415. New Idea 3. IL
Pepper Clegg 217, Pat Hlntwr
2.13 215, Pink 2.19. Premier J.
Walter 2.12 315. Princess H. 2.12,
Queen Primrose 2.12 415. Rani!
Hanover 2.13 315, Ranida 2.16 5,
Ritakey 2.08. Ronnie Spencer 2.00.
Rosalie Hooper 2.11 215, Boxy
Mae 2.21 315. Scotland's Ace 2.00.
Scottish Boy 2.01 315. Sbe1by'Vlc
2.10 215, Shirley Doris 2.15. Single Streak 2.10, Sparkle Dawn 2.10- 115. Sunkist Joe 2.17. Susie Spirit 2.18 415. Theo. A. Nick 2.00. Time Table 2.0.1. Tony Yorke 2.17 415. T r l x l e Scott 2.13, Tryon 3.21.
Tyndall Semple 2.14 215, Watt PC Me 2.16, Wlnniels Last 2.15.
Two Wins-A.B. Train 2.19 815. Agnes Hall 2.15 815. A. G. Scott 2.09 415, Andy's Right 2.12 815.. Appleiack 2.06 215. Arlene's Mon- ey 2.11115, Athlone Ruler 2.01- 415, Becky Smith 2.10 115. Blglld 2.12 315, Billie Direct Hair IAI-
:15, Cover Up 2.17 415, Danny
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Loretta Lee 212 115, Madelaine Smart 3, 2.18 215. Moriell Woody 2.07 215, My Darling 2.08 115, Nibble Sun 2.10 215, Ramona
315. Scotty Boy 2.13, S e n a to r
.'1 5 Six 2.14 415. Bayonne
Wins--Adomiic Ann's Dream 2.00 315 2.09 115. Betty's Brenda Grattsn 2.13 315, Colonel Hansford 2.10 115. Connolly 2.10- 215. Diamond Chief 2.14 315. Flaxey Pointer 206. Hi Pat Jr. 2.12 315. impact 2.05. Janeille 3, 2.11 315. Jennie Lee Hy 2.15 315, Jimmy Counsel 2.04 415, Jo-Jo Spencer 2.09 115. Judge Morris 2.09 215, Just Barbara 2.15 115, Little Scout 2.08 315, Lusty Han- over 2.06 315. Lynch Chief 211- 115, Mahlon Harvester 2.14 115, May S. Gratlan 2.12 115. Millie's Son 216 4'5, Miss Carthy 2.11, Money Royal 2.12 415. Prince Abner 2.15 15. Prince Maple- croft 2,06 415. Robert Bruce 2.09-
215. Sea Plant 2.12. Suffolk Chief R212 415. Swift Trick 2.08 2 5, (T0111 Day 2.17 315. Trii Single G.
2.06. I-Ieleni,2.02 114, Vnltcctnr 2.13 2 5. Volon 215, Whispering Hope 210-
lmare 2.09, Mae Federal 2.17. Meg 4 '5.
Chips 2.13 315. Scott Frisco 208- V Craigmylc 2.13, Vanguard 208-;
Princess 2.10, ,
and Provincial Exhibition Grounds
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"See You At The FAIR"
Aerioi View Clioidol-I-etown Driving Park it
HORSEMEN EVERYWHERE
And To
HARNESS RACING FOLLOWERS
Best Wsihes For
I A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Johnny Conroy, leading driver in the Maritimea 1955, winning with Neil Budlong, owned by Well MacNleil1, Soutih port, P. E. 1., and giving him a renal U (2:11 215. '
The Cli.arloiiet.0wn Driving Park Provincial Exhibition A.ss0ciation
Extend To
I95,6 -- Charlottetown Old Home Week -- I956
August 13 to August 18 Inclusive
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