..,___ lI‘AL‘<I;<

z-uunnn

. Brewer 2.06%

“mo, 3,09; Jynly 20, Amherst,

m. n.- n». ‘F

mt-fiffin? ‘r ‘mi 5's’

Perforifnan

Reicing (In Maritimes

Halifax OWIICd Horse

i (By D. A. MacK.) ' .5 Again we takdu pleasure in presenting to our readers our Review of Maritime Harness Racing with the out- standing happening!) of "the season of 1944. ably the greatest i/acing season of all time with every track having record attendances and with track records broken o-r equalled) in all three provinces. Now speed in the form of trotteirs and pacers mostly with fast records livened u-p intereslt all over the circuits and as a result competition in the fast classes was the closest and most exciting in our mumory. Perhaps the most notable event was the lowering of the Maritime trotting record by Watehim to 2.06%. and the shattering of Peter Pokey’s three trotting he7.ils record by Watchirn.

Despite unfavorable weather conditions which caused the postponement; or cancellation of meets in some of our best race cities ii ie total number of race days held was 54—ten more than the previous year. This did not include

matlnees.

ufiussex. N.B. yace track which hid been idle for murcthan three decades was opened yup and iii/Cl)’ racing took place there. Covehead, aE. 1., race track bu] 1t this season. held two splendid lnatinee 111E815 while St. John. N.B.. race track

- winder the mlinagemtmt of Gourde 2

T. Kane. was greatly improved and promises to be OIII 0f 0111‘ best racing cities. .

Stake races were lneld at several points in Nova Sctitia and these pmved very popular and Will bc continued or enlarged the coming lesson.

mm total numba- oi classes or events raced ma, l... Cull»... almost 600 heats. u great ii use over the previous 141.1111‘. The suct- er‘ii gong sounded early in June with races in Nova zScotia and New Brunswick and endud at Rlvfrsldii. P.E.1., October lltlu. Nova Scotia held the greatest llllmber of days —2v, Nomi Syd; J‘ ‘iiiiiv 5» New Glasgow an Bi-logewatcr 4 each, Amherst 3.~ Middleton (1nd Inverness 1 each. New Brunswick held 14-St. John and Sussrx 4 each, St. Stephei 3. Cliathain, Buciouche and , Jédliiil 1 eaten. Prince Edward ‘and held 1-Z-— Charlotietown 6, Siimiiifliflde 3. Montague 2 and lRlverside 1- I11 addition to the ab bvc regular race meets matinee evel its or races were held at Alberton, iifJovelioad, River- Iide, P. 12.1.; st. Julio. Si. Stciiiivii.

computation of 'thc estimated

crowds, published in newspnpclysummersivde, 2.05. , despatches or obi lned from slice-lieu. 2.0911-

LEW McKINNEY 2.02%—2:—- number who witnessed liarncszrsepi" 13, Truro 2.08%; Sept. 2'7, horse periormanc i the hast -=ie:is—isi'= \- ii) ‘ 4m, This no (i011 it constitutes an. ' all time record.

gators, gives 180,0 ) as the probable.

l

SEVENTY iutcss 1N 2.10

The cancellation’ of naces tluoushyob

bad weather o. New Glasgow. Brldgewater. Amherst and other.

ints no doubt ussened the num- 1G

r of 2.10 miles stepped. We iilld on checking up ti rat the total “'05 79,which-is 13 le i than the season of 1943. This islmritv 11°05 110i reflect the class of horses oi‘ (he type of racing thi it took place 11nd we are confident that had the wea-

record of 83 millls in 2.10 set up in 1943 would hiIiD been shattered. For the scconii successive time

lity 205v. heads the parade with in line is the Halifax owned Josedale Hoosier 2.011.’. with eight. iiifzfdwdluluifi 2.06% with sevefli. and tieing for (q urth P1999 15 i- c h the Amherst pacer Rhea. Mal) 2.04% with six eaqh. ,

Following are ‘the horses that

Joulrrv zoail-nh-Juiy i2.

2.09%: July 2|. New Glasgow.

GHT

DECEMBEIL? 9, 1944 fi"

944.» HARNESS RACING REVIEW =-= ces Of Watchim

Featztfiires Great Season

Owner. Frank Adams, Halifax."

Stephen-Sept. 20, Charlottetown: 2.06%. Fastest Pacing Geldln —-

Clark). Owner, George B. Gay, Moncton-Sept. l3. Truro, 2.08%. Fastest Trotting Gelding:-

20, Charlottetown. 2.09 JOSELALE l-IQOSIER 2.07%-—8I —July l9, Amherst, 2.08%, 2.10; 27, New Glasgow, 2.08, 2.08%, Aug. 3, Truro, 2.10; Aug. 16, - 208%

side). Owner, Milton Bell, Char- %Og'l7}t'3‘tOWIL—-S€Pt. 23, Charlottetown . vi.

Fastest Trotting Mare:- JUNE

Meara). Owner J. Pope Clarke, Charlottetown. — Sept. 4, Bridge- rvater, 2.10

lottetown. 2.07%; Sept. 13, T111111, Fastest Fagin‘ MMH_

2.09; Sept. 23, Charlottetown, 2.09; Aug. 25, St. Stephen, 2.06%, 2.08, 208

1111s BREWER 2.06%—6:--Aug. ii, 2.09; Sept. 23, 07%

28, Bridgcwater, 2.09 _ .0791. RHEA MAE 2.04%—6:-July 12,

Sussex, 2.10, 2.10; Aug. 23, Sum-

merslde, 2.0713; S6111 13

2.09151, 2.10; Sept. 23, Charlottetown,

.

..... . l. GLFTLINE 2.08%- Chariottctoxvli, 2.09=.i.i Norlli Sydney, 2.10; Sept. Bridgcwater, 2.0812. COLLEEN SCOTI‘ 2.06‘).i—-3:-— Sept. 6. Bridgcivoter, 2.09 Sept. 28. Bridgewater, 2.09%. ‘ NATE HANOVER i.59—3:—J1lly 2 1. New Glasgow. ‘

Owners. Coates (S: Brass, Amherst. Aug. 23, Summerside, 2.07%. Fastest New .eri‘ormer Trotting:-

Owner, Wellington McNeill, south- port-Aug. 23. Summerside. 2.11%. Fastest Maritime Bred Trotting Mare:_

kins). Owner, George Brookins, Kensington.-—Sept. 23, Charlotte- town, 2.11%’.

Fastest Maritime Bred Pacing Mare, New Performer:-

E'I'I‘Y

Owner, Dr. R. F. Seaman. Chur- loftetown-Aug. l8, Charlottetown, . 4.

Fastest Maritime Bred Pacing Bridgewater, 2.10. Gfldiiif-

ALCYONE 2.C0—2:—S€Pt Charlottetown. 2.09, 2.09%.

BASIL HANOVER 2.04 -—2 and other points pin New Brunsn July l. Summcrslde, 2.10; July wick and Mlddleto i, N.S. A rough New Glasgow, 2.1

Owner, James McNeill, Kensington. —Sept. 4, Sussex, 2.09‘... Fastest Three Year Old Pacer:-

Owncrs, Yeo and lvlacEncticrii, Moanlngue-Aug. l5, Charlottetown, 21 “l.

Fastest Two Year 01d Pacer:-

rey). Owner Alfred Lowrey. Mon- 2tl;,;1‘l(3.—-$3pt. 20, Charlottetown, . u.

m? ii 2.00—2:—July 5, New or

lAug. 22, st. Step1

.06" RIG-HT SPOT 2.10-1:—Juiy27, New Glasgow, 2.10. DALE H 2.06—1:—July 5, New

JEAN HENLEY 2.0G'.é——I:-—Jllly

210. H 3.l0—-11-—56Pt. 4| Brldgewater. 2.10. MIGITTY HANOVER 2.02‘r§:—IZ— Aug. l7, Charlotteto S . . lheimm given “s ‘i decent break the 27. New Glasgow. 2.09‘.‘_’,. SYMBOL HARRY 2.09—1:-July 2°» “712922525. the Nova Scotia owned 1111681‘ J91‘ Brggwate,’ “o:

, Ac HANOVER 210-1:- 12—two more than last vear- NM 3g? .,,,,%,.,dg,w,,,e,, m,

in the Marltimcm-WATCHIM 2.06% (W. Honda). Owner, Frank Adams, Halifax-Aug. 25, St. Ste. phcn. 2.09M, 2.08. 2.08.

1, Sumlnerslde,

saw a record number of events raced over Maritime tracks, the 1098i b01111: loo. Conny 2.9a... Unit‘ 6d by Moriarty 85 Lahey, Halifa

and driven by Johnny Conroy, was the leading winner. heading eight summaries through the season, Next in line are Colleen Scott 2.06%, owned by New Glasgow, and driven by H. Harrison; Grace Abbey 2.11. own- ed by P. J. Cadegan. Glace Buy and driven by George Lewis, and Watchlm 2.00:1, owned by Frank Adams. Halifax. and driven by Billy Hood, with six races each to their iéiedlt. Other winners are as fol-

ws:

' . MILES Halifax owned WHERE 210 WERE STEPPED

0f th se nty 2.10 or be‘ter Giiiiriiiiieiiiw" .°'-‘"‘°d “m” “"6 miles trotted paced in the Mclrl- d tlanes. Chéirltititetovér: lggdvs $1311 1147 f l d 35 griggévatel; ew ' gggtfidufilJosedale Hoosier 2.0724,;

each, Summerslde 5. mv an“

thazn tmtgeg m- pneeil“ in 2.10 or better Sussex 4, Amherst 3 and C1111 ‘g over Maritime llraeks the season and North Sydney 1 each.

5 °' m“ DRIVERS or 2.10 MILES

Tleing for top honors are Johnny

Dillon 2.15; Sandy D. 2.09; Tracey Hanover 2.10.

grooklyn 2.12%;

grulttunmziail; Giftline 2.051.; ely's ghtmare 2.14: dy Hal 2.11%; Margaret Rose 2.1145“; M 2.04%: Peter isuuloiig 2.12%.

ten 2.06%; Basil Hanover 2.04%; Battle Todd 2.07%: Benny‘ T. toes. more 2.17%; Billy Bis Calumet June 2.16; Dale . , Eva Worthy 2.15%: Hillside Scott 2.11%: H. M. Volo 2.11%; Jean fiilcllleflli hog? Brfilwer 2.06%; Berry 2.17%: Mary Stuart 2.17; Nate Hanover 1.59; Oliver Grattun 2.12%; Pagliaccl 2.09%; Peter At Court 2.11%; Previous 2.15%; Ray- mond Budlon 2.13; Royal Han- over 2.04%; cotty McKane 2.14; Singing Sam 2.10; 2.07%; Sweet Mario Lee 2.22; Tip Abbe 2.05%: The Walnut Abbe 2.06: widow's Pride 2.06.

2.09; ArchieLee 2.19; Baron 2.11%; Because 2.16%; Bill Kalmuck 2.20.-

Tlger 2.177%: Bud the Tramp 2.18%; C. Harry Budlong 2.27%; Coronation McKiliop 2.13% alena 2.09%; Eunice L. 2 ence Guy; Guy Ann 2.11 , Direct 210714: Hi1 9v 1.. 2.03%: l-llilda Bud

Crowley 2.6!: bland 2.03%,‘ Inflation 2. 0; Jacob With- row 2.14%; Jack

Johnny Eager 2.11%; J Lady

Inu 2.12%: Judd 2.07%; Just Betti

aJlds Iiaialt Mm zigiidi 2 ilieil o . ' a o . ;

n Neill's Pick 2. o o

: Miss G :

' 1* JOLLITY 2.05 (-4

hiding Rare Winner of i944 with 8 Firsts.

4 ‘iii Lille)’. 1 Ialifax and Dartmouth, N. S. Driver, johnny Conroy. ._ _ ,~ .,

l

Owners, Moriartv

ir-u."eae..tr= ‘was.

Trots Fastest Mile And Fastest -T7iree Heats In Maritime Turf History Also Fastest - -MileAn¢l Fastest Heats Trotted In Canada In 1944--

0‘ Johnny Conroy Leading Driver, ShadingJ. O’Brien.

Conroy and Billy Hood with i5 each. and another tie for second honors is Harley Harrison and Joe O'Brien with 7 each. followed by "Ike" Moreside with 0. Teddy

Weir 5, Carmen Coates and Ches- ter Smit/h 3, Roy Barnett, C. E. Trimble and Charles Clark 2, Wil- lard Kelly, Myron McArthur and Len O'Meara 1.

FASTEST PERFORMERS ON MARITIME lilgfiCKs SEASON

Fastest Trotting Stallion:- WATCHIM 2.06% (W. Hood).

Aug. 25, St. fitephen, 2.06%—New Maritime Trotting Record. Fastest Pacing Slzillionl-

WIDOW'S PRIDE 2.06 (C. E. Trimble). Cwnei". C. E. Wry. St

[Z LEW MCKINNEY 2.02% (C.

LEE BREWER 2.06’); (I. More- FRENCH 2.10 (Len O’-

RI-IEA MAE 2.04% (RC. Coates).

McNEILUS PICK (W. McNelll).

CHRISTIE BUDLONG (G. Broo- JUST B

(R. Bamett).

HAPP-Y 1.. 2.( (M. McAi-thur).

LELA BUDLONG (R. MacLainc).

C. HARRY BUDLONG (A. LOW-

Fastest Three Miles Ever Trottcd

MARITIME RACE WINNERS

We believe the season oi 1944

W. G. Stewart,

Winners of flve races-Bright

op 2.09%; Lulu Axwor- lvlurrel Henley 2.18%. winner of four races-Donna

Winners of ihreeBraces-Belle of

Rhea ere of two racu-All Grac-

Sunnymeade

Winners of one race-Alcyone

Harry .1156: Hoiian

Riverside, Oct. 11. Owner, Percy Downe, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. b, Singing Sam 2.10 to 2.09%—New Glasgow, July 27, (C. Smith). Owner, Owen J-Iartlgan. North Sydney, N, S.

town, Aug. 17, (J. O'Brien). Owner, Dr. C. D. Clough, Inverness. N.S.

er. Sept 2'1 (J. Conroy). Owner, John Scott. Halifax, N. S.

PACERS:—

lottetown, A118. 18. (J. O'Brien). Owner, C. L. Dauphinee, Halifax, N S

erst. Sept. 4, (O. Jardlne). Owner. E. Fowlie, Chatham, N.B.

ney. Sept. 20, (G. Lewis). Owner, llaetser McNeill, New Waterford,

(D. Ratchfoml). Owner, Thomas McKinley, Balls Creek, N. S.

nigwlisil, n. s.

Aug. 18, (R. Barnett). Owner. Dr. R.F. Seaman Charlottetown, PEI.

gow, July 26, (H. Harrison). Own- ensW. G. Stewart, New Glasgow,

WWII. Aug. 1 , Owners. Yeo 8c MacEacliei-n. Mon- tague. P. 17.1

Sept. 7. (Hastings). Owner. Tho- mas McKinley. Balls Creek. N. B.

July 20, (R. Barnett). Owner, Leo Jones, Wicktiam, N. B.

town, Aug. l8. (J. Conroy). Owner, J. J. Ferguson. Oxford. N.S

Sydney, Aug. 2. (M. Jabbleem gwger, M. Jabblee, North Sydney,

Glasgow. July gwger, D. Neima, New Glasgow,

Sept. 23. (G. y gegrge A. Callbeck, Summerside,

Au . 18. (J. Conroy). Owner, l-LC. N. B

' matinee races have not been taken and erformances of horses back June 1'1. (L. Jones). WickharmNZB. "i"

~ NEW SPEED IIIREgUGIIT IN POI

r111; _QHARLOT'I‘ETOWN GUARDIAN

" u? . _ Wait N’Sce 2.12; Wilkin 2.0a. nsnuccu nrooabs

(Record first shown is mark at beginning of season)

TROTTERS:— ' — Charlottetown, 20 (

ins, Kensington, P. E. I.

‘Mickey Volo 2.15 inane. sep " Arthur Jay, Borden, P. E.I

Frank Adams, Halifax, N. S. PACERS:—

er, J. Kennedy, ‘rruro, N. S.

gow, N. S. er, R. Oland, Sydney, N.S. Billy Bishop 2.18 to 2.l4—-Char-

Owner, Dr. Heath McIntyre, Char- lottetown, P.E.I.

Sydney, Aug. 2, (W. Vickers).

gwsner, R. Vickers, Sydney Mines,

‘Bright spot 2.12% to 2.l0—New Glasgow, July 27, (J. O'Brien). gvgier, Coates dc Bragg, Amherst,

‘o... Direct 2.12% to 2.10%—'-Char- lottetown, Aug. 16, (I. Moresidc). gwgier, Samuel Walker, Halifax,

Gift Line 2.10 to 2.UB%——Bl'i(lg€-

water, Sept. 28, (T. Weir). Owners, Power Bros, Charlottetown. PEI.

Jacob Wlthrow 2.14% to 2.13%-

St. Stephen. Aug. 23. (W. Hood). Owner, J. H. Breen, Halifax, N. S.

Margaret Rose 2.16 to 2.15—North

Sydney, July 2, (D. Batctiford) Owner, Ratchford Bros., North Sydney. N-S "

Muriel Henley 2.27 w 2.151.1-

Nortll Sydney. Sept. 4. (W. Lewis). gvgier, Matt McAdam, Glace Bay,

zuufil‘ Budlong 2.14% to 2,121/5,- (E. Downs).

Sir Admiral 2.11 to 2.l0'/_- ~St.

Stephen. Aug. 25. (J. O'Brien). gwsllfil‘, Pictou Foundries, Plctou,

Scotty McKane 2.17% to 2.14-

Charlottetown, Aug. 15, (J. O‘-. Jrlrn). Owner. Phillip Craig. Hali- lax; N. S.

The following horses took ree-

ords oi‘ 2.20 or better trotting or ‘E25 or better pacing on Maritime tracks in 1944. They had no rec-

rds previous (o 1014.

TROTTERS!—

hill Kalmuck 2.l9—Riverslde,

Oct. ll, (w. lvlcRae). Owner, W. lvicrtae, Point l-rim, P. E. I.

ISVB. ‘Worthy 2.15.. —Charlotte-

town, Sept. 2... (J. Conroy). Own- u‘, Dr. rirestoli MCLIMYITE, Mlinlii- gue.

11718 Kzllmuck Zlil-Riversidc,

Oct. 11, (w. McGuigan). Owner, {IVE MlcGulgan, St. .vinry‘s ltolid, .1

‘L-ustys First 2.17- SlIfllm-TSICIC,

Jilly l. (L. belly). Owner, C. H. Clmnoler, Charlottetown, P.E.l.

Maiy Stuart 2.1'I-l\oi'il1 Sydney,

Aug. 2, (L. Ratchford). Owner, Dr. h’. A. Ratchford, Inverness. N.S.

McNeilfs Pick Zulu-Summer-

side, Aug. 23, (W. McNeill). Owli- gr, Wellington McNeill, Southporl, E .

Pa... ht Court 2.16-New Glas-

gow, July 2'1, (E. Haley). Owner, E. Haley, Antlgonish, N. S.

Peter Reumore mil-Charlotte-

Tracey Hanover 2.10--Brldgewlit-

Bud the Tramp 2.l8%-Chlir-

binuil o. Grattan aiail-Amh- Donna Dillon 2.15—North Syd-

Helen K. 2.20%—North Sydney, Jim Todd 2.1’! Buctouche, Sept. Owner, A. Miller, Just Betty lbi-Oharlottetown, Lee Reynolds 2.14%—New ons-

hio Budlong 2.19% —Charlotte- 5 (R. Machine).

Little u... 2.17—N0rth Sydney, Lulu Axworthy “lit-Amherst, Mack Flngo twat-Charlotte-

Manchester's Berry 2.17%—'North

H l-y 209v.- The Baker 2.00%;

Christie Budlonv 2.21% to 2.11% Sept

June French 2.12 to 2.10—Bridge- Wiiifl‘. 589i. 4. (L. O'Meara). Owni- gnEJi Pope Clarke, Charlottetown, Aigéc 3, 1940, (R. Ryan).

Kelly's Nightmare 2.17% to 2.14 CHA .

—Summerside. July 1. (W. Kelly). Harry Direct 2.08, Sept. d, 1943, (R. giéngr. C.H. Horton, Murray River, Ryan).

‘é to 2.l5—Mon- t. 4. (A. Jay). Owner,

Watcliim 2.07 to mood-st. Ste- phen. Aug. 25, (W. Hood). Owner,

Alta K. 2.21 to 2.19—N Gl - gow, July 27, (J. Kennedy?! Ovgri- Weiiger 2.0 ‘)6, Sept. 28. 1930. (L.

Belle of Brooklyn 2.15 to 2.12- Bridgewater, Sept. 4. (H. Harrison). Owner, W. G. Stewart, New Glas-

Beiiny T. Reamo 2.21 to 2.17%

—Nortl1 Sydney, (RF Oland). Own- 36M. 3. 1941, (W- K9

lottetown. Sept. 20, (H. McIntyre). 2.0355, Sept. 4. 1944, (M. McAr- u

Trott 2. Bob Long 2.21% to 2.15—-North 2.01%. sept- 2'1. i944. (Walker)-

_July 23, 1938. (I-LM. Sweeney).

Hal B. Lllrcct 2.04%. olliV l4, 1943.

Direct L. 2.09%», July 5, 193 2.0712, July 5. 19.19, (L. O'Brien). 2.1.512, l;_".. Scout. -1151. Aug. 20.

Aug. 1

23, 1944 (E. Moreslde).

| lottetown. Anne 2.11%. July 6. 1938, (G. Call-

July 6. 1938, (C. Schuman).

ney Hanover 2.07, July 26, 1939. (T. Semple). Rainey G. Henley 2&6, a Sept. l0, 194.1, (a. Barnett).

2.08%. Juy l3, 1938, (ELM. 5910911- ey)

Semp e).

2.07%, Ju 27, 1938, (C. Schun-ian).

LEADING REINSMEN OF THE

The race the circuit was the closest we have record o back and

‘Mérsandule Ace 2.2214 - New (C. O'Brien).

‘My Ann 2.15% —Charlottewwn, Sobe ). Owner,

Previous 2.15% —- Charlottetown.

Following Ire Maritime ‘track Records, Trotting and Pacing

NIW BRUNSWICK Pacing-Adora.

, Sept. l5, 1937

. Peter Pokey 2.06%. (H. Clukey). W. Griffiths. Paclng-2.05, Rpv

i934.

followed bv Willard Kelly. George Lewis. Woirell Lewis nnd D. Ratch h ford. this year's rac- 9 m °I 1m, was the 1.“, .. number o; Wm“ some of the best trotters and nac-

scored by Cape Breton horsemen. e11 in Prince County- He was well

quite a number journeyed to Har- risburg, Pa., where a great auction name and fame as e driver has was held in October. All the pur- been handed down for over forty chases made were colts and two years-Frank Boutillcr of Halifax.

2.08%, July l4, mas, (E.

July 13, 1937, (R. Ryan).

Secretary-B. R. Brown.

ST. STEPHEN: Pacing-ZN, Walter Dale 2.00%, Sept. 2. I997, (H. Clukey).

Trotting-Bmilt. Watchim 2.06%, Aug. 25, 1944, (W. Hood).

Secretar —George Welock.

B-UCTO CHE: Pacing - 2.09%.

. , G. Brookins). Owner, George Brook- Billy Bondeer 2.09%, Aug. 4, 1999.

(C. Clarke). Redford Grattan 2.06%, Aug. 24, 1940. (I... Jonee)._ Trottlng~2.08%, Alloway 2.04%.

THAM‘ P80in8—2.Ul'/t'

Trotting—2.08%, Waichim 2.07, July 1, 1944, (W. Hood). Secretary—T. C. Colllte. SAINT JOHN: Packig—-2.l0%, Widows Hide 2.08. Sept. 4, 1944, (C. ".I‘rimble). ' ‘Trotting-anti. Pasliacel 2.09%. Sept. 4, 194A. (Pat McKenns). Secretarw-George T. Kane. PORT IN: Pacing~2.l2, Bud

Barrieau). Secretary-F. H. Copp. Sl-IEDIAC: Pacing-2.10. HBPPY L. 2.06%, Sept. 5, 1986, (L. Belli- veau). ' 'I‘rotting—2.15§i, Plalydale 2.04%. 1y).

Secretary-—L. C. Atkinson.

_"'1‘rotting--2.09, Allowoy 2.04%,

SUSSEX: Pacing-2.09%, Happy

ing -- 2.1 Simnymesde

BATHURST: Pacing - 2.12, Jeanne ‘rruax 2.06%, July 30, I941, (Poirier).

NOVA ICOTIA

Driver, W. Hood. Owned by Alderman Frank Adams, Halifax, N. S. Watclilm trotted the fastest one mile in Canada this ycHi'—2 1063/1-

\VATCHI1\'I 2 :06 3-4

also the fastest three miles average in Canada" 10W“-

AMHERST: Pacing-ZOO, San parties who are dickering for Ton 2.97%, Aug. 20, 1941, (J. Con- horses in Ontario and Quebec so

roy). Nate Hanover 1.59, July 22, th

at it is a safe bet that before

1943, (R. Morrison). the opening of next_year's racing 'I‘rotting-—2.08'/i, Watchim 2.07, theie will be a considerable addi-

Aug. 18, 1943, (W. Hood). Secretary-L. li‘. Blckerton. BRIDGEWATERZ Pacing-limit,

tlon to the list which we publish belo -

w . - Josedale Victoria-Samuel Walk-

Jollity 2.05%, Sept. 6. I953, (J. e1‘, Halifax. N.S.

Conroy). Trotting-2.07, Watchim 2.07, Oct. I

3, 1941, (W. Hood). Secretary-H. M. Swcene

Lulu Hal-Charles Walker, Hail- ax, N. S. (The above mare is a

sister to Supreme Hal 2.01%).

Rainbow Hanover-W. G. Stew-

y. HALIFAX: puolng_2.o6=u. Toll art. New Glasgow. (This colt is Gate 2.00%, Sept. 3. 1943, (H. M. being trained and prepared by

Sweeney).

Townsend Ackerman, Skowhegan,

Trotting — 2.08%. High Toby Maine).

2.0051. Sept. 2. 1936, (W. Cum- mings).

Vella-La-Vella —- Heber Sweeney,

Bridgewater, N.S. (This filly is

Secretory-E r. Lordly. being trained by Bob vailery. INVERNESS: Pacing - 2.06%. Washington Court House. Ohio).

Dermal. 2.0., July 27, 19119, (M. Jab- ee).

'I‘rottlng—2.12‘_-. Wawhim 2.07, July 21, 1943, (W. Hood). Secretary-dos. LBfilflIlC-

NORTH S Y DN lo‘ Y: Pacinu-— ais

AIpIIBPW. G. Stewart, New Glas-

gow NS

cyoidnlt 2.0m _ Battle Todd

Driving Club, North Sydney, N. S.

Cardinal-Dr. .12.]. Thomas, Cal- Me.. and William McGibbon.

2.0711,, rtoyal Hanover 2.04%. Sept. s-tfsteohen. N. B

_ 1938, (S. Purvls). Dermot 2.04,

Trotting-ZN), Jomi Dean 2.0872. b

Secretary-Charles Ballard. NEW GLASGOW: Paclng-Zfifiii,

(J. O'Brien).

Kavola zoom-pr. no. Thomas.

56p; 4' 1939_ (w, Hood), Calais. Me» and William McGlb-

on, St. Stephen, N. B. (The above

gentlemen are the owners of Alcyone 2.09.)

LLilizm Volo-Lee Jones. Wick-

ham, N. B.

Vernie Irvine of Sliedlnc in late

'I‘rotting—2.08i.§. Millie Kalmuck October brought down four good

2181;. Sept. 2. 1842, (W. Kelly).

campaigners from the State of

Secretary-John A. MacDonald. Maine; one of them. Calumet TRURO:

Sept. 13, 1944. (W. Hood). Secretory-F. C. McCurdy.

Pacing-2.C8'., Rheajdeber. won his race the day Mr. 5.91m 1_ 1943, (J, 0'» i Irvine bought him. Here is the list: ,,"..'.0li‘..l,LC\VlVlcKllll1Cy Sandy F. 2.10, pacer: Judge 207, pl. 13, 1944, (G. Clarke). trotter; Jennie Hanover 2.07 t,

Trotting—2.09, Watchim 2.067;, p; Calumet Fleber 2.05 t, . p.

i WELL KNOWN

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

HORSEMEN PASS During the year death robbed us

ALBERTON: Pacing - 2.09%. of several well known horsemen, 9, t .

O'Brien).

men vitio loved our sport and were

ore or less connected with it all

m TI'0ttil"lQ—2.09'-..-. Dude Potcmpiiih their lives. Their passing saddened

Secretary-Harry O'Brien.

many relatives and friends blit each of them left behind memor-