DECEMBER 19. 1953

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Continued from page is Normandie and he was presented

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race-winning harness horse dril- vers in 1953, Delvin Miller. four- teenth, Frank G. Daniels twenty- flrst, Nell Campbell, twenty- fourth.

Hi-Lo's Forbes, a black stallion

who brought only 3300 when sold as a weanling, was named Har- ness Horse Of The Year for 1963. The 5-year-old pacer is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wagner, Land- over Hills. Md. In a poll conduct-

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ed by the U. S.'Trotting Anoclg. p-9,5,. "9" 1" which 112 luff WP"!!! against 413 for the Kayes Acre! VMEEI WI 9 10'7'5r3r1 bllii. "19 Stable trotting gelding Irom D

son of Frisco Forbes was accord- -g . ed the honor by g wig; 340 vote 9Lm.

margin over Pronto Don. Hi-Lo's

received 753 point &

Continued on page 2'!

with a beautiful trophy for lead- ing driver for Rln'-iouski." . . . Thanks very much. Yvon, for writ- ing us this interesting news of our friend Harvey. who is a great favorite here whenever he drives.

Looking through a scrap book we came upon the following dated Antlgonish, N. 3.. March 15. 1915. . . "I-leatherbell. 2.03 1H. John S. Kirk's brown trotter. gave an unusual performance for I veteran campaigner at the Hall llsland Cover, Guysboro County horse races on the lake ice yes- , terday. A very large number of spectators attended the meeting After a dead first heat in the classified race with Texas Grat- tan. Leo Kennedy's brown pacer from Guysboro, Heatherbell met with difficulties in the second. , Shortly after the start his harness ' i broke and he ran away, throwing .2 his driver who was dragged for some distance. Midway down the stretch he left the course almost at right angles, running through a line of standing spectators, then zlgzegging to avoid parked auto- mobiles. Without slackening his pace he ran the length of the ice into the woods, apparently with the intention of getting onto the road leading from the lake to the highway and home. Failing to find the read he returned to the ice and circled the lake before be- ing caught by Edward Haley driver of Texas Grattan. Heather- bell ran between one and two miles in his jaunt but this did not ' appear to cramp his style. Texas Grattan was awarded the second heat but veteran !-leatherbeil. as ', keen as they come, finished the I business of the day impressively by taking the third and fourth heats and the race."

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All who knew Heatherbeil or ' had anything to do with him will I remember what an iron horse he . was and how he could pull. Blind ' of one eye he had to be turned a J certain way on the race track but .. only a short score was necessary ' to get him on high and he could . actually scare one taking the first turn. In the year 1936 he set up track records four times, leaving Montague with 2.('B II4 and Char- lottetown with 2.08 3H, and he won from the fastest trotter in Maine at Fredericton that fall. when the above mentioned race on the ice took place Heather-bell was twenty years old.

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The harness racing season at Hollywood Park. California. is of- ficially closed and the climax of the campaign took place when Dudley Hanover won the 534,400

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In addition to our regular schedules 8. second round trip will be operated between Charlottetown and Mone- ton.

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William R. (Billy) Hauglitnn. 30-year-old Massapequa. N. Y., reinsman, landed the two major driving titles In harness racing in 1953 it Is the second straight year that l-laughton has won the dollar crown hut the race-winning title is his first in that ciiieiory. ills money earnings total 3374.527 and he had 115 wins. The form- er money-winning record was 833.13, earned by Johnny simp- son in 151. Trailing Haughlon in the money department were Delvin Miller, Meadow Lands, Pa.. with 83.859; Stanley Dancer. New Egypt. N.J., 3281.185: Joe O'Brien, Shaffer. Cal., 8710.229 and Clint i-lodglns, Ciandeboyr. 0nt.. S233.- 732 In the race winning column the trailers were John Chapman. Hamburg, N. Y.. 107; Stanley Dan- cer, IN; William N. McMIlievi. London, Ohio. 108 and Louis A. Rapone. Caledonia, N. Y.. and Wayne Smart. Delaware. Qhio, tied for fifth place with 89. Joe O'Brien in claim: in the leading

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