-MAY 2, 1953 I WANT YOU

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to see a dozen or more come to the Mari- times as we have always noticed that new horses make new friends and help keep up interest in the Biiort. One of the reasons why Saratoga sales are so popular is that Murray Kay of is the sales Murray will go out of his way to give in. formation and to help lnqulrers or buyers and this fact and the sup- port he gets from the management accounts for a. lot of the success of

Wednesday. We hope

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Conn., and auctioneer.

this spring snle.

Simmons as McF'ariane, Ltd.. are this province the services of we stun.

offering to the breeders of

dardbred trotting stallion Russell Hmover Nev. by Mr. Molilwyn l.59lA. dam. the noted brood more Isonta 3. 2.oav.. Mr. ivicniwyn is the sire of 2'77 trotters, 4'1 of which have taken records of 2.05 or better. He is also the sire of D1 pacers. one in 2.00 and 18 in 2.05 and has sired 22 sires and has also sired the dams 01 40 trotters. four of them in 2.00 and 24 in 2.05, and 159 pacers. so it can be seen that the blood of Mr. McElwyn is 5 Very potent one. Notable too with regard to Isonta is that she is the grsnddam of Sharp Note 3. 2.00. winner of the 1952 Hambletonian stake and the Kentucky Futurity, and the first trotter to win 3100,- 000 in a season. Russell Hanan; raced on the trot in Maine for several years and was one of the best performers there during his racing career. He is a handsome horse and we have no doubt will be of great value in increasing the

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We had the pleasure of a visit from Wendell Proiitt, son of our lvery great friend W. D. Profitt of lKensington. W. D. Profitt is well iknown throughout the province as la breeder of good race horses. To give you a few instances we may ;mention that he bred and raised .Mr. McGee. that took a four-year- lold record last season ot 2.10 and ,ivon nine firsts. three seconds and one third in the very toughest company on Maine tracks. He is also the breeder of the three-year

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in seconds to give the owner a top-1 down roadster. a weather-tightvall-weatlier oomiort while deepi old pacer Dominion D., that took alto Donald G.R.. Betty G. F... to Al record of 2.15 2,6, was eight times,L.aiigille on Saturday. He told me, first. 14 times second and six times llllS more has two Abner T. Clegg third and this year in his four-ii-oils ruin a colt by Russell Han- year-old form should take a rccordover on the Island. She has been of 2.10 or better. Shirley Clegg, aljogged all winter. and looks to be six-year-old that took a record oilin good condition to go on with. 225 last season. Mr. Profitt isllMl'. Flemming showed me a colt now banking on a yearling that islby Jollity out of Helen D. that is a

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la very handsome chestnut. to getlbeautiiul looking colt. He is not in. faster record than the others, two years old until September. lTliey were all sired by Abner T. Wns very much interested in your clegg 2,041., and out n( the same lll'll0LlD oi Mr. W. R. Godfrey. rind dam. May Win by Watson Petcr,I am very much pleased to know l2.15',-l, by Chestnut Peter 2.05l,.., byithzit Montreal came to the Island lPeter the Great 2.071;. This cross to secure the services of such a has certainly been a golden oneliinc fellow, and I certainly wish for Mr. Proiitt and we congratu- him the best of everything in his late him on his outstanding suc-l.m?W adventure.”

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And now we hear from our (aim. at John Cash's. Emerald Junction, ml cor1'e5pondent', 5, qvhane Bcl.lby horsemen who are Interested in yea. Fredericton. N. B.:-"I was .upll1lS two-your-old lllly lhlit he hits to Woodstock last week and spent recently had registered R3 C- an hour or so one evening with Elaine Go. Her sire is Jollity Bob Brown. He had quite a lot to 2.055”. and her dam was by Abner tell me after being down south all T. C1698 104': End the Eramldkm winter. The next day Bob showed by The Great Hal 2.16 and great- me his two new horses and lg granddam by Colorado L. 2,l3','2. quite proud of them. and I'. hope WP hope lhalr C Ell-line G0 -Wlll they tum our, ox, Tmmy; L,ucy!tIll'l1 out to be a real fiyer and de- by Titan Hanover is n. pacer. nndillzht MT CB3h'-E mllhy lFl8hd5- she is a rugged looking more and' l! training hlC8ly- W0Flhy F-05!-l A new world's record for attend- CT0” l5 E three-ye!"-Old by Sym-lance at a night harness racing h0l Gahllev hll Brlihdclllm 15 thejnieet was set up at Yonkers last

dam of Watchim, and this colt re- week, according to E. H. Day who sembles Watchim in the head. Bob was listening in-31,585 paid spec- Silys this fellow Wlll W09 01” DHC9.ltators. The world's record for at- but CXPECH t0 milh hlm 011 thcltendance at a harness horse race imce. was set in the 1890's when Dun Patch. extensively advertised for "I drove over to Juniper and wnslmonths by M. W. Savage of Inter- in to see Weldon Flemming, a bro-.n:itionai Stock Food iamc, drew ther to our Prcinirr. He used to'beiivcen '10 and 30 thousand per- oivn Mac Aubrey when he was in'sons in the Minneapolis State Earle Avery's stable. also owner1lFair. Dari packed them in every- Donald G. R. He sent. a fllll sister where and it is estimated that dur- T in: his racing career between two land three million persons saw him show his extraordinary speed.

i George Ft. MacDonald. Boston, Mass., sends us clippings from the lNew York Herald with results at 'Ynnl-iers Raceway. The young driv- er Stanley Dancer with stable. lseems to be starting off in a re- ',insrliable way. One evening last iweek he won the No. 1 31.750 pace with Enslgn's Pride in 2.06 4.6. The second event. the 82,000 pace lwas won by Knight's Princess with '.Dancer at the helm. time. 2.09 1K5. land the third event. Ii 31.750 trot

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driven by Dancer, in 2.14. Eillyl

l-louglitnn won the next event withl Tyler Hanover in 2.01 ll5 and Tommy Berry won the 5th event. a 53,000 pace, with True Dale in 2.05 2 5. Cash Kirk (Dancer) sec-p ond. ,

At Yonkers on the night of Ap-i I

ril 28th Earle Avery was second in the iirs! race programmed with;

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was l.l'I1l'(i in 51 33,000 pace with 3..iv Fitllfll in 2.09 and first in 1a s2.50i) pace with Uhleen Fingo in 2.10 8 5. That same night? lDanccr iion tho tlllrd event Wllhl Worth While in 2.00 U5. Dancer bought several horses at Harris-3 burg last fell and did not pay ex-, tremely high prices. some of thesci :have been winners for him recent- lly. He is noted for schooling his horses to get to the front quickly, grab a good position. and then. hang on for dear life.

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have to give you a little touch! Where have I heard that word be- fore? The 'l.OIlCll' was two dollars, and thirty-five cents rI hope myl better half doesn't read thisj 'Corner') Tliere was the glint of: tears in his eyes when he took! the money he felt so badly but I'd? have loved to be 'a little mouse behind the desk after I had gone out of hearing. I know a lot arel going to feel badly when they read

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