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covey hanging out there," was his: parting comment.

He told me he got the surprise of his life when he heard the

' AT ' r” or so but soon wore off . . . hls'ian Partridsei -ThI0lI8h0i1i pet covey was still intact. province. (Bag limit 8 birds The west appears to have tak-WHY) possession limit 16 birds. on a slump in respect to its form-(31 101' 59310" 20 bird!) In er priority in upland game birdiprovlnce we are allowed ll

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dates from previous arrangements. The night was an ideal one and some now records were made. In the let race Bonnie Frisco Cari.

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continued from 9385 5 he C also very fine .i" i - cl icton has always iiudevillia l';'o'i, its vaudeville shows plans on 5 ins at to be well en er- m nearby Wood- M parts of Niel! ,. n at te of Mane 11” "ikgwa l:(())I1't1eefl.'0I:l this prov- and are the racing feet and i""' b st wishes to President ill'Cil- snmhe and Secretary W. R. "A5,... for fine weather and I W” ccessllii show.

my 5” IV I ltliful friends we Mginlltligiizrecrgtary of the Wood- P ting Club, who never fails completed programs of ' 1; there. The first thing the 3rd

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the Aiiiz. g mp pleased indeed to see " iqkpitt-i- owned by Bob Brown, iii” ,1 . winner in 2.13 us. with "slim n iivrcaiaum 2. He also ””'”3.. 1th race in 2.13 216 with W . 1......-. (Langille) 2. skelter Lmmdrii much liked While here Ms nntl horsemen believed that nvimh ptimr and patience he will H59 niir Maritime tracks in 2.10 or better. lie is a handsome horse and M5 3 grand owner. We were also ciatl to notice that LOCK HEDDVET -. agillll back in the winning col- : ink and won the 4th race in 2.12 Emyihr fastest time of the meet. H61, gwned by W. 13. Nevera and was driven by 77'?" and to him was 1-leinle stront- .... mi: 25 in the 2nd race the .'..- Cc-dric Hanover. owned and dviiven by G. B. Graham. Perth. N. won in 2.15 IVE and second to him was the popular free-legged pmy .i'lSi. Lucky. that Willard szcwni-' sold Old Home Week to jirnrv iv-uitt. Just Lucky in his i:r.s:.s'a-'t, over there placed 6th but no ..iic glad to see that Henry has i( llti the key to him and in 5! Kcheslric liaiiover by winning in 2.15. - .5 fl good field of pacers in . S .

. y is not a holig one. The same ti-eiiiiig the let's was won by aeitv Ellis, owned by W. B. Nev:-i-s and driven by Frankie :20 315. in the 5th race ,.v siinic field Holiyrood .i.'ll'la. also owned by Mr. Nevers. iion in 218 2.5. A double race winner has Heinie strong. owned by iv. stiles. Woodstock. and driv- en hr Roi) Hamilton. best time 2.- 13 2 S. inik Martin (McAiduff) was :3. l”'-.--:- Gnltl (l,angll1e, Jr) 4-2. rie i!'V”Pli Carri Shark (Smith) 3-3. The trrl race was won by Marion Bunion: ihangille. Jr.) owned by E A Grant nf Houlton. Me. in 2.15. Dal rash. owned and driven by H. irsiioy Frrdcrictnii, was 2nd. with '31:) main lurid in the 7th race not Cash was first in 2.15 U5 with iiOYfllllli)ll 1) iMcAlduff) 2nd, Beck

owned by Clark at Home of Sum- merslde. and driven by George sobey. won in 2.16 Us for a new record. with Captain Missouri a very close second. In the 5th dash with the some field Captain Mis- souri paced him greatest race since he has appeared on the track, win- ning off by himself in 2.14 U5-a new record. Owner-driver Sam Kennedy got a nice hand from the spectators. Rennie McDonald's Belle Budlong was second and tiny Kitty McKay (Fitzpatrick) third. A great deal of interest was taken in the appearance of the 4-year-old Keppoch Playgirl, that had been purchased as a yearling by Dr. J. T. Lantz, President of the Exhibition Association. she was given a lim- ited amount of training this sum- mer at Covehead by Harold Stead and surprised everyone by the bursts nf speed she showed. Racing on the outside she was down to the half in 106 V5 but that clip was Just a bit too much for an unsea- soned pacer and she finished sixth. In the 2nd and fastest heat-2.14 U5-she was a close up fourth. We understand a 31.000 offer has been madelfor her and refused. Our congratulations to Dr. Lantz and also to trainer-driver stead.

In the 2nd race the steady. re- liable Joandalc by Playdale, own- ed by L. D. McPhee and driven by Harold Cudmore, won in 2.18 V5 with Frisco the Great (O'Brien) second. In the 6th race with the same field. Jimmie A.. owned and driven by Edgar Reeves, went to the front and was never headed. Second to him in a. good drive was Real Set (Lowery) with Joandale third. A regrettable accident hap- pened in this dash when Frisco the Great's kneeboot slipped and his foot caught in it and he took it header. Driver Claude O'Brien was thrown to the ground but claimed he was not injured. although his clothing was tom and he showed quite a number of scratches. Claude is certainly an iron man. we re- member some years ago when an accident occurred and Claude said he was not hurt'but subsequent ex- aminatlon showed two ribs broken and other injuries. In the 3rd race A. G. Scott was again too fast for his field. winning in 2.11 315 with Joscdalc Clipper (McGrego1') sec- ond and Prince Budlong (Cud- more) third. A feature of the 'lth rice with the same field was the terrific sprint put on by Johnnie Kalmuck. who closed in a gap and won off by himself in 2.11 25-- the fastest heat of i.he night. Johnnie Kalmurk is owned was driven by Walter Kelly. The 4th and ilth races were split be- tween Dean swift. owned by cmdr. G. H. Buntairi and driven by James McGregor, winning t.he 4th with Face Cloth (Sohcy) 2. Milldale (Kelly) 3. time 2.15 112, and the trotter Milldale whining the 8th with Dean Swift 2 and Amtlco 3.

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head. we believe that Freddie has an outstanding individual that will give him a great deal of pleasure in the yesrs to come. His dad. Pat- rick McTague, who has always been interested in horses, likes the colt very much too.

E. H. Day. listening in on the radio Thursday night, heard the result of the Meadow Bank stake for two-year-old pacers raced over the Duquoin. Ill. track that day. Gosling (T. Berry) by volomite that was sold for 356.000 last fall as a yearling and holds the world's price for that age. won the first heat in 2.02 2X5 and was 8-2 in the others. which were won by 1sola'e Ensign to. smut) with 2-1-1. Meadow Chief was 3-2. The last. two heats were in 2.04. 2.05 2l5. one of the final quarters was step- ped in 2'1 2l5. terrific speed for a two-year-old. i

A ” of horsemen are back from Truro where they were really thrilled by the racing there and especially the performance of Iola Henley in the Free For All which she won in straight heats with her first in 2.07 No. The biggest thrill was when driver MacLeod pulled her out at the three-quarter pole and she turned on a terrific burst that carried her to the wire quite well ahead of Victory Dale. Hedge- wood Chief and Lucky Chief fin- ished ln that order. This is a. new record for Iola and also for Truro track. The former track pacing record of 2.08 Us was made by Iola on July 21, 1951. driven by owner Clayton 'MacLeod. Her 13 years seems to rest lightly on this very wonderful mare.

Other highlights that afternoon was the winning of the first race by Protesters Boy. owned and driven by Phil Craig of Lower Sackville. in 2.10 W5-a new record. Second to him was Yankee Dale. driven by Don McNeill. Another welcome victory was that of Babe Britton in the 8th and 9th races. Babe. driven by Len O'Meara, won the 6th from Symbollvlaiesty (Har- rison) in 2.09 2l5, which replaces her former record of 2.09 U5 made at Charlottetown. She won the nth race with Symbol Majesty second in 2.10. This is a double 2.10 per- formance this season. winnie's Last. owned and driven by R. C. Shea, Kinkora. won the let race on the night pro- gram from Lil Frisco (McNel1l) in 2.20 2'5. and Joey Harvester (Conroy) won the 5th race and 8th race for owners Lahey at McNeill. the .'iti-i in 2.12 with Joe cook sec-

weed edge. and I presume they- were feeding on either seeds or in-i sect life. They had been there within the half hour for their footprints were imprinted on the wet sand left uncovered by the falling tide. The farmer expressed surprise when I told him. "I've never laid eyes on this covey." was his comment.

There are lots of Huns in most sections but one has to go looking for them. Just driving around is not good enough. Farmers are al- so a. valuable source of informa-' tion, if they happen -to be in the mood to impart what they know. Not long ago I overheard a city hunter remark: "The I-Iuns are awful scarce this year. I've talked to a. lot of farmers and they told me there were none on their farms this season." A bystander remarked: "Chan. the farmers are wise to you.” Incidentally this hunter has a setter and she is I good one. .

One thing that puzzles me is where the hen pheasants are keep- ing their broods. one sometimes sees a maze of tracks in the dust of a dirt road where a flock has crossed but spotting them" in the flesh is another matter. The only observers who see many pheasant covcys are the men, engaged on highway construction. They stay in the one place meet all day and frequently see a hen pheasant leading her family across the road. Hen pheasants are shy and secretive birds and stick pretty close to the rough, especially when they have young chicka to care for. .

Many farmers do not care to advertise hunting prospects on their land unless they know the men they are talking to. Some- how or other I don't blame them.

Last fall a Qrmer acquaintance of mine told me this joke on him- self. He had a. nice covey of Huns on the front section of his farm that bordered on a river. He saw them most every day and he did not bother them, the birds them- selves accepted him like they would ordinary livestock around the farm.

On a sunny October afternoon two men, with a dog in the. back seat. drove into the yard. Theyi asked permission to hunt which was granted and then inquired asi to where a covey could be located. The farmer thought of his bird friends down by the river and somehow or other balked at act- tlng the hunters on their trail. in- stead he resorted to a little 'white

mid and the llth with Neil Budlong (Moreside) in 2.16 225.

Among the winers on Thursday's .program was Judy Eudiong, own- ed and driven by Cyril smith. that

'race w ii Royal Bank second. time. 3.15 3.5. As predicted earlier West- phal Girl. owned and driven by George Turner. Dartmouth. showed

from Rajah Hanover (Moreside) in 12.12 35 a new record. Rajah won .the 10th from the same field in 2.- 14 215 with Norman Frisco (Con- roy) second, Cobblestone (Lewis) third. Rajah is owned by Myron Bell, Charlottetown. An old 'favor- lle. Carl Prise. came thi-ugh with a win in the 3rd race for driver Frankie Daniels and owner E. D. (Kennedy of Booklyn, N. 5., with !Chocolate Dip Moreside) second. time, 2.18. In the 7th race with the same field Earl's Prince Charming (Haley) won in 2.13 215 with Lustlcia (Pinkney) second.

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Lewis. and Pat 1).. driven by Joe MacDonald, Jenny won with a summary of 1-2-1, ume, 2.13, 2.12 No, 2.12 (U5. The trotter Miss Eloise (Ratchford) won races 2 and 6 in 2.16 U5, 2.18 3X6. Prairie Pete (R. Andrews) was 1-6 in races 1!

time. 2.10 M5. 2.12 MB.

At Exhibition Raceway. st. John, N. 13.. last Wednesday night the surprise of the evening was the defeat of the pacers R. H. Byrne. Jo-Jo Spencer, Abbeland and Time Table by the 4-year-old Doctor .1. A.. owned by the Donahue Stables, Trurn. and driven by R. O'Brien He was 1-1 in the bth and 9th races with Time Table (Downey) 2-2. .10-Jo Spencer (L. O'Brien) 3-8, R. H. Byrne (Horseman) (-4, time. 2.16. 2.15. In the 2nd and 6th races Flaxey Pointer (Coughlln)

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lief He pointed to a large field at the rear of his farm and drew the hunters' attention to a grass sur- rounded, bush studded rock pile in its center. "You'll find a big

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Free spirit (MeA1duff) winningy class B with 1-2, skelter (Ringuette) 3-1. time, 2.10 225, 2.10, so skelter has made good our ex-, pectatlons by pacing in 2.10 and we are very glad. other winners thali night were Bonnie H. (Morey), with 1-1 and Diana Dale (Mr- Arthur) with 3-1. Call Budlnuu (.VlcAlduff) was 1-4 in that event. best. time 2.19. i

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