Cudmore) 2.13 3-5—2.13 2-5; Ang- us L. (D.~Ratchford) 2.16 1-5— 2.15; Ann McGee |(T.C. Collette) 2.17 45—2.13 1-5; ° News (H. Fletcher) 2.18—2.09 4-5; Barcena (R. Troy) 2.10—2.08 3-5; Basil Henley .(C. MacLeod) 2.18- 3-5—2.12 2-5; Beck Ann Call (T. Mountain) 2.16 1-5 — 2.15 1-5;
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Hennessey) Canadair (E. Bernard) 2.15 2-5— 2.14 25; Cathy Clegg (E. Bow- imess) 2.11 3-5—2.10 2-5; Cathy | | Counsel (G. MacDonald) 2.14 2-5— 2.14; Colonel Henry (J.A. Smith) } | 2.20-2.17; Cover Up (R. Dono ‘ivan; 2.13 3-5—2.12; Crystal Maid (G. Mauger) 2.11 3-5—211; Cy- 2.15 35—2.15; ¢. Troy) 2.11 3-5— 2.10; Dominator Pick (D. Pink- h* mey) 2.11 3-5—2.10; Don Truax } (G. Gaudet) 2.10 1-5—2.09 45; ) Dr. Wilfred C. (G. Sobey) 2.14— ‘2.1f 45; Dunlop B. (C. O'Brien)
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2.11 3-5—2.10 3-5; Mr. Smart C. (E. Goguen) 2.16 1-5—2.13; Mur- phy’s Abbe (C. O'Brien) 2.15 3-5— 2.13; Myrtle E. L. Kelly) 2.16- 25—2.12 35; Nan’s Boy (H. Wood) 2.15 1-5-2113 45; Ned Harmony (E. Kirkpatrick) 2.13- 3-5—2.12 2-5; Nellie J. (C. Smith) 2.17 2-5—2.14 1-5; Nell’s Lad (H. Willis) 2.15 1-52.08: Ola Hal (C. Killam) 2.14—2.10 3-5; Pearl Mac (C. Smith) 2.14 2-5—2.11 3-5;
Shaker (H. Walsh) 2.17—
ault) 2.21—2.17 1-5; Pericles (J. Chappell) 2.19 4-5—2.18; Pineland Duke (G. Turner) 2.13 2-5—2.10; Piney Lee (M, Coughlan) 2.12- 35—2.12; Pixie Abbe ¢C. Smith) 2.14 1-5—2.14; Prince Edward (H.
2-5; Rainbow Clegg (D. Pinkney) (P. Pinkney) 2.18—2.15; Red’s King (E. Smith) 2.10 4-5—2.10; Rena Bell (L. Kelly) 2.18 2-5— 2.17; Resourceful (H. Walsh) 2.13- 45—2.12; Reynolds Hanover (A. Carter) 2.16—2.15 45; Richard Patch (R. LeBlanc) 2.20 45— 2.18 1-5; Robert McC. (M. Nichol- son) 2.14 2-5—2.13 25; Royal Onyx (J. MacG » 2.10 45— 2.08 1-5; Sabre (P. Le- Blanc) 2.15 3-5—2.15: Signal Bill (B. Lewis) 2.17—2.12 2-5; Sister
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Pepper 2.15 2-5; Pepsi, First (J. Arsen-| Craydon
Cudmore) 2.14 4-5—2.14; Princess| Trey
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25—2.10 14; Ted Scott (J. Mof-; fatt) 2.17—2.15; Texas (K.! macDonald) 2.18—2.16; Tommy; Shanter (P. Thorne; 2.15—2.13 2-5; ; U-Kum (C. McEgan) 2.26 2-5—) 2.17; Uncle Al (D.. Ratchford).' 2.16—2:14 45; Vera Signal (E. Smith) 2.15—2.14 3-5; Walk the Line (R. Wilson) 2.15 3-5—2.11 2-5, | Widow Jessie (A. Wood) 2.18—| 2.15 2-5; Willard’s Choice (W. Kel-| ly) 2.14 3-5—2.14 2-5; Winnie K.; (B. Lewis) 2.22—2.21 1-5: Yankee Joan (D. MacEachern) 2.17 3-5— 2.17 2-5.
TROTTERS
All Budiong ‘R. MacFadyen), | 2.14—2.13 3-5; Baker ‘D. Ratch-| ford) 2.10—2.09 1-5; Blake Han- over (Clark Smith) 2.09 4-5—2.09- 3-5; Bold Dean (R. Johnson), 2.13 2-5—2.12; Bothwell (L. O’- Brien) 2.14—2.11; Connie French (J. MacGregor) 2.12 3-5—2.11; Crusier (J. Goguen) 2.15 1-5— 2.12 1-5; Honey’s Rascal (O. Mor- rissey) 2.16 4-5—2.14 4-5; Lee Ben (M. Coughlan) 2.18 3-5—2.16 1-5; Linda Dares (G. Giberson) 2.15- 45—2.13 45; Mary Leah (D. MacNeill) 2.29 2-5—2.15; New For- est (E. Bernard) 2.14 1-5—2.14; Pennsylvania (J. Balloch) 2.13- 45—2.11 2-5; Pineridge Dawn. (A. MacNeill) 2.30—2.21 1-5; Runny-| meade Beale (H. Mount) 2.08 4-5 —2.08 35; Runnymeade Darby, (H. Yorke) 2.13 1-5—2.10 45;
thie’s First (C. Smith) 2.21 3-5 —2.15; Salley Voldstadt ‘J. Mac- Gregor) 2.12 2-5—2.09 4-5; Silver aes (M. MaeKinnon) 2.19 3-5—
New Records
(The following took records on Maritime tracks in 1959. They had no record previously). :
PACERS
Abbe Hal (H. Bishop) 2.16; Airy Ann (H. Willis) 2.12: Am-| ber Express (C. Cluff) 2.25: Ang-| us Hal (M. Chiasson) 2.23 45; Argonaut (H. Willis) 2.17; Arm- bro Aileen ‘L. Austin) 2, 2.15: Armond’s Buddy (D. Wisener) 2.11 4-5; Billy Mills ‘J. Moore) 2.21 4-5; Bobby Chris (B. Morey)
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2.16; Brenda G. Lee (M. Cough- lan) 2.19 4-5; Brenda’s Time (H. Cormier) 2.14 45; Bright Coun- sel (H. Kirkpatrick) 2.14; Brown Budlong (F. Hughes) 2.20 2-5; Buster Clegg (R. Williams) 2.21; Captain Clegg (Clark Smith), 2.18 2-5; Cecil Hero Mine (J. Bal- loch) 2.13 1-5; Christie's Best, (Cyril Smith) 2.12 3-5; Conelen (J. Linden) 2.19; Convincer (F. MacLeod) 2.21 1-5; Coronation Girl (L. Doyle) 2.22 1-5; Corona- tion Rose (A. Pyke) 2.12 1-5; C. (E. Frost) 2.18; C.S. Chief (Clark Smith) 2.14; Curtain Raiser (J. Arsenault) -2.21 4-5; Doctor GJ. (B Whelen) 2.13; Double Smart (B. Bernard) 3, 2.12 1-5; Dusty Harvest (S. Now- lan) 2.16 1-5; ly Riser (R. 3, 213; Mae (G. Jardine) 2.23; Eve Helmar (P. Pinkney) 2.25 2-5; Federal’s Last (B. Tonelyn) 2.21 1-5; Gibson Weir (B. Bernard) 2.17 3-5; Gol- den Prince (H. Walsh) 2.17; Gol- den Rhythm (J. Goguen) 3, 2.13; Grand Chief C. (M.) Coughlan) 3, 2.15; Hollybud (C. Poley) 2, 2.20; Hy Gal C. (J. Sutherland) 2.14 45; Ida’s Boy. (B. MacLaren), 2.21; Ima Harvester (R. Dean) 2.18 3-5; Imperial H. (G. Mac- Donald) 3, 2.20 1-5; Ireland Hal (L. Queen) 2.17;- Jackie Jackson (D. MacDonald) 2.09 1-5; Jarret- town Lady (R. Steevés) 3, 2.16; Jean’s Pride (G. Mauger) 2.14; Jollity Mac (R. O’Brien) 2.12 2-5; Jollity’s Jet (G. Turner) 2.16- 3-5; Jolly. Abb (C.. Willis) 2.14.2-5; Jolly Frisco (G. Sobey) 2.17 2-5; Jolly Jerry (H. Cormier) 2.12- 45; Jolly Liz (L. Palmer) 2.17- 3.5; Kinkora Girl (J. Conroy), 2.13 1-5; Labor Day Can (W. Morrison) 2.12 4-5; Lady of Man- anook (C. Bishop) 2.14; Lily's Pointer (H. Willis) 2.15 2-5; Long Dan (H. Green) 2.16; Lord Lake- burn (J. Akins) 3, 2.18; Margar- et McKlyo.(C. MacLeod) 3, 2.16- 1-5; Martha's Symbol (G. Gaudet) 2.16 4-5: Mighty .Dot (C. Killam) 2.21; Miss Sea Fury (F. Ken- nedy) 2.19 4-5;- Morley’s Pride (R. Annear) 3, 2.15 3-5; Mr. Flicka (W. Nicholson 3, 2.20; Mr. Heekin (R. O’Brien) 2.18; Myra’s Pride ‘L. Hennessey) 2.16; My Son’s Abbie (G. Irving) 2.10 4-5; Nellie Bangs (J. Hennessey), 2.18 2.5; Norine Clegg (J. Arsen- ault) 2.12 3-5: Piper’s June (L. Pilon) 2.15 2-5; Prairie Miss (G. Mauger) 3, 2.14 1-5; Princess Jollity (C. MacKenzie) 2.18; Prin- cess Spangler (A. Burbine) 2.18; Russell G. (E. Fraser) 2.19; Sam Boy (N. MacDonald) 2.17; Sam- my Gibb (M. Coughlan) 2.11; Scottish Counsel ‘H. Cormier) 2.11 3-5; Scott McIvor (D. Ratch-
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iels) 2.12 45; Sonnie Wickham
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(B, Jonah) 2.16 1-5; Struttabrook (G. MacDonald) 2.14; The Col- onel C. (D. Pinkney) 3, 2.13 1-5; The Islander (B. Lewis) 2.25; Thundermoon (C. O’Brien) 2.14 1-5; Tommy Henley (J. MacKin- non) 2.20 1-5; Trans Canada, (Claude O’Brien) 2.15; Vesta Wick (L. Hennessey) 3, 2.13; Vi- bration (J. Larrabee) 3, 2.19; Watchim’s Star (G. Mauger) 2.09 4-5; Watch Top (G. Mauger) 3,.2,15 1-5.
TROTTERS Brewer's Pride (D. Seaman) 2,
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lis) 3, 2.25 2-5; ‘Chester Lee (P.
Cadegan) 2.20 3-5; Dainty Diane (L. Kelly) 2.11 2-5; EMBA (L. Neill) 3, 2.24; Fedoran (G. Mau- ger) 2, 2.15; Hoot Mite (P. Cade- gan) 3, 2.21 1-5; Mount Holly (C. Willis) 2.22; Nokomis Belle
C. Collette, Neweastle,
(W. Lewis) Smart ¢H. Cormier) 2.15; The Sheik (H. Poulton) 2.13; Titan Emlen 2.08; Tough Boy (M. Laf- fin) 2.18.
Maritime Track Records
NEW BRUNSWICK
CHATHAM—Pacing, 2.06 1-5, Flagman 2.06 1-5, owned by J. S. Watt, Little River West, Que., and driven by Roy Barnett. July 1, 1958. Trotting. 2.084%, Watchim 2.06, owned by Frank Adams, Halifax, N.S. and driven by Billy Hood. July 1, 1944. «
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Post-war, Pacing, 2.06, Jerry’s| Nightmare 2.06, owned by Karl McCully, Truro,—-N.S..and_ driven
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