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Four Fine illness: in colt Fuiurities

For the P.E.I. 1952 Coltruturities lo he held on,Bept. 10 the secre- Bill Gillespie, announces (our fine classes. The entry list for mess four classes will appear in on advertisement in this paper.

There will a two-year-old pace; e two-year-old trot; s. three- ynl-.old pace. and e three-yeer- old trot. There will lie greet riv-, nlry between horses from differ- ent parts of the province, end an "(,1-3 bit excitement contrib- uted by entries from the main-

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mhvery one of the four closes will have smart performers, who have already proven their ability. There are also the unknown horses who will spice matters up. hrcause any one of them may 5,11-lng a surprise. All of the en- tries of course are Maritime bred. most of them raised. trained, and in some cases. to be driven by their owners.

in the two-year-old pace. Alfred Pineau of Rustico will start "Bob Clrgg", and there will be quite a lnllmvlng from that part of the 1-nllntry to see this two-year-old gn. That good horseman Randall Mhc.Donald, Montague, will be in the same event with "Ethel M." From Halifax will come "Pepper shnker" and "Edgar D.", both owned by C. L. Dauphinee. Alber- lon will be represented by "Flieka Mcmiwyn". said to have worked a very fast mile recently. The fast two-year-old pacer "Bell Hop B." nnrl the good pacer "Roy Harves- .,--" will carry Charlottetown hopes tn this struggle between the Mari- tlmo-s' host two-year-old pacers.

The two-year-old trot brings to- gather nve good youngsters, four owned by Charlottetown stables, and one from Fredericton, N. B. ”l'tobPrt. Lee" will carry the colors nt Mrs. James Poulton, Charlotte- town: the Justamere Stable owned by Dr. R. F. Seaman, has entered ”.lust A squire”: Pound Bros. of Charlottetown will send "Skimo” to the post, and Bill MacAusle.nd. atsn of Charlottetown, will start ”('lPi'Cr Paiiie". The Fredericton entry is ”Lakeburn". owned by J. T. Atkins land H. 0. Downey.

Clancy To coach Pittsliurg iliuli

PITTSBURGH, Sept. '1 .- (AP)-- King Clancy signed Saturday for another year as coach of the American Hockey League Pitts- burgh Hornets, a farm club of Tor- onto. Maple Leafs, it was learned here.

Clancy led the Hornet. to their initial A. H. L. championship and Calder Cup title in his first season Tno 511.-1 womllel-I. gnglll o1 last winter. Terms of the new con- spring in welcoming old friend; as tract,v7ere not disclosed. they arrive from their winter va- NNpppp'p”'m;p- 'cation and spotting something he "sumo" mgy you on mg (oval-no has never before identified. In in this race. but any one of the autumn the h98VeniY highways other (our moy upset me dope, are again in use, and full of in-

It will be an all-Island tussle in ivi31'85i- A few SDECWE. 83 Swift! the three-year-old trot, but 1,119 and Shrikes, travel alone. but competition will be none the less most 80 iii the Company 01 ell-her keen on thin ooooum, D1; ,1, A, their own kind or those with sim- Deianey of Summergidg no; "son- liar habits. Some of these flocks dy'5 Squire” ready for 1,111; ovom,-, reach enormous proportions. From Lorne Kelly of southport will pin 5- Si-Ti?-ieilic Point migrating CFOWE his hopes on "Tara Littiedale"; may be Seen firm: in it band 3-4 Horace Willis of Charlottetown is mile wide and taking an entire starting "Pal Reynolds". and Geo. diiy in pass. 01' there may be 8-5 MacDonald. Mermaid. P.E.I., has mimil 38 300 Warblers. comiirisinlt entered "Ginger Worthy”, seven or eight varieties; grouped

In the three-year-old pace. there together. probably for protection will be nine starters, and number- against larger birds of prey. such ed among them. some of the most. 83 Hiiwksi

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above mentioned trio as the pick of the lot, but there are six other good three-year-olds in this event, and none of them can be counted out until the race is over.

It will be a great card of racing, and when the evening is over, horse followers will have had a peak into the future, and a better appreciation of the real Job some of our Island breeders are doing

Speed also varies enormously. The Duck Hawk, or Percgrinc1-'al- con, cruises at 60 m.iles an hour. On the other hnnd, some Fly- catchers cover little more than l0 miles.

Certain species, as Cardinals and Grouse, remain wltere they were born. It is uncertain just how far from home Blue Jays ever go, but it is undoubtedly 8. very short distance. Most. birds travel hun-

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Arctic Tern should be given first prize for long migrations. because it nests near the North Pole, crosses the Atlantic in the hut- umn, and continues south to take a short holiday in the Antarctic before it is time to return.

The Golden Plover, also sum- mering in the Arctic. spends the

winter 2,000 miles away in tho: pampas of Argc-niuia. But. the '-most. extraordinary feet. is per-

formed by its young ones. Adult: travel south some weeks ahead of

promising pacers developed in re- V69 H1656 DFediii-0Y8 3150 ”'3V91 31 E5:-Iigset cent. years, in unusually large flocks. As with ' to music Mr. Frank A. Ryder of Moncton 05hE'i' IEBWIETEG folk. they KEEP 33 smallest will be here with "Royal 131mg", rules, so that bird watchers know lune said to be one oi the best three- 9X3-Ci-iy Whit P0-5n10n3 W OCCUPY (nbbr) year-aids ever developed 1n the in order to have the best view of E” S. '1 East, and James w, otgrlen, of this exciting spectacle. The ma- 'u"3””d1 Elmsdale, will be on hand with Jority of small birds move in the 35 Ne?” " "Just Rita" who won o winner hours of darkness. but Hawks. t C" 919' during Exhibition week in the fast which are daylight t-ravcllersazivc ”.””' 5”” time of 2.15 and a fraction. Mont- the observers a much better 33'S”"P'" ague has a real threat in "vemlto chance. When migration is at its 40' pmcedaban Pearl". owned by the A, s; L, height, it is not uncommon for Willie? stables. five or six thousand to pass ovcr- ”- EM "Dis"! Pre-racing information rates the head in ii single dai'. (SIMS)

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