MAY 28, 1949

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only eight years old and should be a good race prospect or brood mare. Another member of the stable is Janet Iino, by Peter N. Dillon, out ed Ruby Dino by Oro Fina 210014. ‘rhls mare 1a coal black. beautifully formed, very stylish and good mannered. Bhe ia absolutely sound and hee been given limited training but never started in a raoe until last. toll. Miss Mae Dale by Mac Alwey out of June Dale by Abbedele, oom- pleteo his stable. one is due to loal June 19th. Now.that there is such a demand tor brood mares, breeders should keep Mr. Dono- van's in mind. .

A correspondent from Parrsbore writes that Josie the Great k061i. had twin foals by signal Senator 2:08% last week. Unfortunately ‘both foals were born dead. Josie had been sold by Don MecAulay to William Baker of Middleton last year. Princess Kolmuck. well known pertonmer, is in foal to signal Senator r0854. This should be a good cross.

The United States irottiug Aa- soclatlon has released a 11st d suspensions as oi May 1st, 1049. This list. is sent to track secretar- ies and judges in the Maritlmes and of course to all districts od the U.S.T. A. The suspensions number thirty-seven and include the followlngmsusipended for un- laiwiful winnings; expelled forrlng- ins; suspended ior abusing horse in a race, suspended for two years; eiapelied for racing a horse runder change elf name; suspended .for unlawliully cashing cheque 0d owner; barred from all tracks tor practices detrimental to the best interests of harness racing; sua- pended indeﬁnitely Ior racing horse under wrong name; suspend " for change o! name; esqpeiled for us- ig improper, profane and abusive language to starter and judges; expelled ior striking starter in Judges’ stand.

A good race meet was held at Victoria Driving Park. Bilrlnghill, N. 5., quesdey afternoon. Dr. R0. Dougan was starter and announ- cer. All races were halt mile heats. Th; winner oif the Free Ibr All was Peter Budiong 2:10. own- ed by Don Macaulay, Pugwash. He stepped his first and second halves in 1:06 3-5, which was the fastest time o! the afternoon. Peter Brooke 2nd was 2-2-2 and Breeze Hanover 2-3-8. The latter is owned by the Monctcn Olub, Moneton, and was driven by Tom- my Etter. He has a record of 2:00. Last year he had winnings M $926. His total winnings are $1,340. making him eligible to the 2:18 pace. We looked up one o! his races at Oumberland, Mary- land, where he was 2-1-1. He was then owned by Briggs d: Barbour, Suffolk, Virginia. The No. 1 Clas- siﬁed was won by Dick Budlong, owned by Don MacAruioy, in straight heats. lbouiee Flngo 2-2-2, Viola NiluKinney 3-3-4, two other starters. best time 1:07. The No_. 2 Qlassirled was won by Billy Bishop, owned and driven by Ran- dy clerk, sprlnghlll, with 1-1-2. Haliburtcn (Letcher) 6-5-1, Pearl Direct (Casey) 2-2-8, best time mode by Heliburton, 1:10. The No. 8 Classified was split up, Joan Frisco, owned by G. Stewart, (Svprlnghiil, won the first heat in 1:12 2-5, coal Dale. owned by A. Arsenauit, River Hebert, won the second heat in 1:13 4-5, and Ross Voio the third heat in 1:11 8-0. 1t is interesting to see our old friend Billy Bishop still in action.

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Wle are glad to report that despite the oooi weather there was a‘ good attendance o! spectators.

M "will 514ml! 0n Tuesday the 2:80 claas was won by Goldie Hanover (J. MacDonald) with 2- 1-1. Jldrmt 0-3-2. two other starters. best time 1:14. The 2:18 class was won by Redwood Grai- tan (Lewis) in straight heats, Gertie Resnuore (Chaisson) 2-2-3, three 01.110: starters; best time 1:0! 2-0.. Redwood Grattan is owned by Matt McAdam, Glace Bay. has a record o! 2:19 and is eligible to the 2:27 pace. The-Free 11hr ll was won by cyclonic (M aid) with 1-1-1, Highland Worthy 2-2-3, two other starters, best time 1:08.

Winners at New Glasgow, 11.5.. the same altornoon were: No. 1. classiﬁed. Jacob withrow (C. Dauphinee) 1-1-1, best time 1:05 2-5, the fastest hell stopped in the hh-rltlmes so iar this season. Peter-at-Ootirt (MacDonald) was 2-2-4, we other starters. No. 2 Classiﬁed was won by Colleen Adam (L. O'Brien) 1-1-2, Sister Henley (Dawpl-iinee) 2-3-1. t/wo other starters, all halves in 1:06. The No. 8 Classiﬁed had three heat winners, Frisco M. Direct, Mac Flngo and Bud Kalmuck. The tostest heat was 1:_11 2-5 by Frisco M. Direct. By the way we are iniiormed by Ralph Somers that Bud Kalmuck looks to be a trot- ter well worth watching this sea- son. He eaM him in training a week e80- The No. 4 Classified ,was won by Norah G. in straight heats. She is a. three-ycar-old pacer owned and bred by Cyril Dauphinee, l-ieliiax: Harry Bud- long (Shes) 2-2-2, fnur other start- ers, best time 1:11. Norah G. was sired by Mr. Dauphineeb stol- llon The Great G. 21:029., now in the slalblo of James Arbing at the Charlottetown track.

We thank ourirlend Jim Flood dor- remembering us with race news from Roosevelt Raceway, Westbury, N. Y., and we are sure all Maritimers will be pleased to learn that in the latest compilat- ion Joe O'Brien is leading driver with .760. Joe in eleven starts had seven nests, two seconds, was once third, giving him a total of ‘l0 points. The nearest to him is "Dinty" Moore, who in twelve starts had three wins, three sec- onds, two thirds, giving him 48 points. The greatest drivers at America ore in the list of 75 roc- lng there, such tops as W. Bull, 8am Oston, Pierce ChappelleJim- rnie Cruiseyl-farry Craig. P. Dill, Warren Dennis, C, Flemming, W. L. Fraser, Clint Hodgins, Neil Houslit, “ " H-anefln, Jim Jo!‘- dan, Harry Pownsl, Franklyn Sal- dord, Wayne Stuart, Harry Thomas —'w\ho led all the drivers at Roosevelt last year-and dozens oi other prominent ones. some -od them like Jimmie cruise, made thirty-one starts. i-iis standing is about 15th. More power to Joe, and we hope he will continue and eventually be presented with the magniﬁcent trophy which goes to the leading driver.

Billy Oonniok. Wobum, Mass, is an ex-P. E. I. and a great lover of horses. “Here is Billy with news o1 doings at Lexington, Mass:- "Looked over Paul Bowsei-‘s stable last week and admired his track, barns and beautiful home. His horses are being trained by Leon Toole with Paul helping. Two two-year-olds, one a. stud, the oth- er a ﬁlly by Dominion Grattan M5014 are very shifty pacers. There is also two other pacers by chief Counsel 1:6'i% that lool: mighty good. Training for R. L. Brooks o! Maine is Arch Vole 2:08 3-5, record taken at Old Or-

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next to Tooie's is in charze of John "Red" McNeil irom Huliisx, 11.8., iormerly one o! the best caretakers in the Moritimes, and Dannie steels says, ‘they are the best anywhere.’ Red is mighty proud of e. three-year-old chest- nut nlly Pacer by Billy Direct 1:50. She is heavily staked. Has also a four-year-oid by- Clever Hanover that took a record of 2:10 last year. I haven't seen Dannie Steele's stable lately, but plan to visit him soon. Bowser has secured his dates tor Foxboro and will put on a bigger meet than last year. I em glad to hear that ‘Big Jim’ Pendergast is 00111111; along nicdy; will be looking 10r- werd to stein! him and all my friends at Old Home Week." Thanks, Billy, and we will all be glad to see you.

1t 1s reported that the pacer colonel Dan 2:00 2-5 has been 501d by owners A. Stevenson and R. 1-1. MaeKlnnon, Rock Elm, N, 8-. t0 a United states horseman. Colonel Dan took his record at Woodstock, 11.15., Aug. 0e, 194a, and was the fastest Maritime bred pacing gelding last season.

Bowling

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Candle Pin _ e Roll Aweys_ F. Walsh . 86-254 A. Gallant . .84 82 91-257 R, MacDonald . .84 104 80-278 S. Williams ....86 103 95-284 Total . 100a Holy Name E. Piheau 81—-M7 E. Brown 107-296 P. Harley 87-1247 Low Score 80—245 ‘lbtal 1037

High Single - E. Brown 101. High Three - E. Brown 29s. Points-Holy Nome 3; Roll Away 2.

Total points to date:

Holy Name 6; Rcli Away 4.

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In the aiternoon I drove the car in Jack Carrie's mill yard at Glen- wood. As I walked toward the mill I spotted a robin! 118st built in e. cosy alcove in the end of a pile of boards. The nest held two eggs. The lumber looked as if ii: had been sawed two weeks ego and I wondered at the ultimate fate of the nest. I found Mr. Currie and his son busy ripping up saw logs. Shouting to make myself heard above the whine of the saw and the rumble of machinery I 1n- qulred if he knew about. the rob- in’; nest in t.he pile 0d boards. O O I

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MONTREAL - (t?) —A wom- anless fashion show was staged here recently by men of St. Cum- bertﬂs Presbyterian Church. Every- thing was on display from mid- riff play suits to before-bed hair curlers. Commentator Doug Hogs wore a black satin evening gown and featured blue hat.

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V ‘ 11A, B. C., -—(OIP)-— W. n. 1. eon M Essex, Englandhas olferci. .0 don the uniform of I "bobbie" and petrol streets es a tourist showpiece. l-ie read of 0-b- Jections by Victoria. police to acting in that capacity and wmle the

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