11--

‘flviisutsies

a»: I"

~ l>nw~ 0 _ -rus- . BACK STRETCH

Jack Scott. Halifax, anddriven by Walker, Scotty McKane was a a z, Kerwin Hanover 3 3 S and Miss Ad. miral Mac 4 4 4. Best time 2.11. The No. 2 Classified was won by Mgr- jorie Hanover owned by Carmen Coatos of Amherst and driven by Billy Hood, Lee Reynolds (Harrison)

' or Found, Merced. Calif"

[Olylflzlfily of New London has very - kindly sent us a copy of the Golden - gggte Breeder devoted to hora ' breeding in California. It is rofu- ' |¢ly illustrated with allow w iii-

cluding Greyhound, 1.55%. ilrivbll carriage by his owner EJ. Baker,

; to . . i t f runners, ssd- 2 2,2, Flo Direct S S 6. Previousa a :iewleilcirs.:s.pp:iilltri:i!e: of great race 4 3, Peter Reamore. ii 4 4. as“

t f inf rm tion re- .‘ h2g2? n51: iPBpSi-t of) Klngs" in {he Golden State of California.

1.0-:

time 2.10%. Marjorie" Hanover is a four-year-old by Calumet Chuck, She started’in 24 dashes or races last year as a 8-year-old and ended the season chs ed up with $1450.00

weir nrlcuglilllgghggnerlgxflonlfgg making her e le to the 2.1a class. . mrby w er is re rted to have -—0— refused an offer o 0305.500 ten- Fine weather "and s

food racing rogram drew a very arse crow o Montague on Wednesday after- noon. The track was fast and the racing spectacular with only class won by the str ht-hest route. Upsets were frequent ough- out, and seldom have we witnessed an afternoon's racing where it was so difficult to pick a winner. In the 2.10 trot and pace there were eight , several of them very fast

' British syndicate. This ffgildbl, ‘be the biggest price ever ~ offered for a race horse in Enlllillill :' ma the only figure at all com ar- ' ‘his go it was $244,000 for Soario ' which the owner did not sccett.

Dante is the fsvorito for the St. . u or Stake after which he will be ." red to the etud-

yr-

| when m Sixteen u 1s e n b _ from their station. That they will , W.T.L-. the slow class PM!" on the getaway and this made it dlfimzygle "§ ltgfio ‘iullidmuhlf the Roygl Life Saeingg] Sozlgtygiigsets fiecigrilbexiiueltiillizrhbffilglilriimiefrsa vlrllsrh b‘ mused is 5' “nun” “d n “W that will! li- AWRP" 345%,“? "is hard for the starter and drivers and Ohm duubm tgugnanfenv°'ses °' for the Bronze Medallion by Miss to qualify. Applications will be re- i’ ' cmmmy m" l‘ i‘ “P u’ r July 3M1- l "f6 ° 3,1. resulted in three fines and two re- ~ Anna Bing, who in granting the a- ceived at Red Cross House, clisr- “W?” °m°lm "d “i” Fwy” was aired by h. 2- ‘>6 I1 I - inovsls from the aulky before the m, P, wardshighly complimented the stu-g Icttef-own lip to August 1, interested in baseball in w thins! ted in tlill-OOIIIIIIILQOIDQ time alfl event was terminated. Some time ' ' 9' dents and their instructor on the 00in!- but in additim we find thstnhil ago we mentioned in this column whmock d Y st n 12 _, -- - -—-—--~~- ___——_-__.-<-_--.._ - ' ' ' dam is l! 5"“ 947* t}? f” that it would be a socd ides not to PM,“ 51f,‘ Gafifan‘; ,2 g3, ~ , Tonight the writer hopes to have den Diffllt 1 oflag: overlook Wait ‘N See because to our Mccoflit and Mam“ 13 498 I I I the privilege of again meeting up ‘ m“ Nathalie l. abut "Q4" “mi” h‘ “m” “m” Doyle and McDougall ll 402 " 8 S Wm‘ chm" m“ “d "hm", miglim- Pym’ i '30" n: than usual in spring trsin- Jerk“ and Buote 1o ‘M MscAleer who are expected to ar- L ZN“ ll‘! rnfcmgii-m-ua . Ha failed our predictions in cannon and Mann“ a. 34a I rive in the city after serving their tLHeilCIIfl l}! hm m 10m summerslde but came t-Iimlllh as Murleyynnd Latter a 33° full quota of years with the Can- gaoncton, who ado ill a viisnnerdof the seizgindtsnd third Members o’ the Club hope to adian Army “yer-fer? m” afifn‘ ‘I38 ,';°°';dj_,|mf[‘uf¥i‘,fe ca; make the trip to Tignish over the

cog heat. Bu: ttgie dlnost thélkllilug . ormsnce o e ay was rs- 5,52% 3,,“ {f§{,'i,_*"fi;,b°,fi,.Yg-‘. ill nucleon first hest in this‘e- ‘m, mum“! mm . in vent. She got away lsst. made s mic at Edmunston ran, recently - "WW4 "i4 iileil "i- "ii “m, mp L and,“ by EH1, for the others. Going the overland M", ‘ cose"second_ H, also n. route all the way driver Brooklns duwfohum V0101, record to 11m came through the stretch, trotting Jimmy "y. Hmflmd “m” mo“ a storm to head Ira Hal in the u“ a “m”, m4 h. cm p“, last few strides in 2. 156, reducing w“, u, n“ mm ‘g her record by one-half d. Her

I m QuQbac_ effort was ecéual to better than 2.10.

5_ 310mm; In the secon hest she lost the lead Jul-ed m l m" to Wait ‘N See before the first turn h, houmal i, fleeting was mfilthfll "than ‘ignited éotlaelat him rac on eou e u ew up

m?’ “m” '° "° my "d ‘° before the 3-4 pole lild been ' reached and finished aixt and was fourth in the final heat. y Hal went a good. consistent race furnish- s. old s is D. M. in; ition each heat, her

_-°-_ Jimmy Boutdller who is located

a quiet entleman who has

. .|Teiinl_e Tourney

Scheduled Today

The wllihol

in the afternoons play are

teasnl will be Much in te

ioresting

close in a draw-tournament.

uv- _

slfllllllllgS In Horseshoe Tournament

with teams from the there.

Heueser, Riddle and Unser First game (started

s Duncan. It is interes to hear summ ing 2 2 2. Bright Spot liim ren-linesoe on old-t e days 2.10. co d score like a bullet but as » when he followed the horses througea we remarked to owner Hennessey| the Grand Circuit and w call some time ago she requires s lot

many flight of

f that era such as Joe Pat- ug s ehen 2.01%, John B. Gen 2.00% She was 3 s s. Gallant little U. Vole, Harold Stead up. was 4 4 1i

and others not ‘amous. s mem:

ed after six innings).

Philadelphia 204 023 000-ll l2 l| Alexandria (Manon; ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ "

. y) Darnley. (Whitney) . . . . . . . .. 2'3 “§'_"’“§§§"t, °,$‘;,§§},d"°°;§,gic,1| iimes-azmi/l. zzosu. Blue Boy, (Mshonety) e 2 Mmcuso. Gibm. Resctgno‘ c“; Victory Day, Clever Sunny. Tipsy Colby Hanover, (Sa ford) 8 5

curullo. Roe, Gerheauser and Sal-

Charlottetown ‘Dennis Club d s doubles draw- tcurnament this afternoon com- . inencing at 8.00 PM. sharp. All members who wish to participate to be on hanrdlmby 2.80 when the

wn. interest hssbeen shown mils so far this season and this afternoon will give all players an equal chance to show their skill which should‘ prove to be very in- to all enthusiasts of the game, as. the score can run very

The annual club tournament will begin the end of this month, and

this will probably be the last tour- ney before the annual draw is made

week-end to play return matches R..C.A F.

Baseball Results

June‘ 3. call-I

I6‘ Persons

The Canadian Bed iet has inaugurated s Natic sw ing vinoes of

Canada in

Early in June s held in Toron . Mr

more was this Provinuceh

this dprogram in Prince Ialsn

Toronto,

a strenuous ten-clays training teaching methods. This gut into practical use when elped with the instruction of Y. M.C.A. classes

Brighton Shore. Thrcug the kind-

rogram which is now C being carrle out in the different Pro- conjunctionl to them by Mr. with the Royal Life Saving Society. three-days confer- ence of swimming instructors was d to Harry Cud- represent- ative at these meetings and as the; result she was qualified as a Red Cross swimming instructor and ex- aminer and ls now the director of Edward Charlotte Immediately upon her return from Mrs. Cudmore started a class for instructors, which covered

theory was they

bein held at ness of the management, the life

Quftzlify For

Special Swimming Awards

CrossSoo- nal

‘erlécellence no

ey were s qualified wimmln

inrtgarlm‘ certificsteamnructor.

RH Cross at a law rt afternoon n p’ y

instructor's Royal Life lwerez’ Mrs. Joseph Peters Bay, Miss Cavendish; Barbara Currie

Saving Society award

aide

Gillie, shank, Nsnc Araenault, a

awards were also giv

saving classes were held st the Quarr and Florence Viilstt o! Yacht Club. Hampton. The course finished yesterday Another course in life saving will

CLEVELAND, June l3 - (AP) - The Colonel's Lady. owned by R. Horace Johnston of Charlotte. N.

North Randall today, bagging each

Purse $500, Mlle Hells

Karin. (G. White) . .. lErrol Hanover, (Egan) . ‘Spends, (Thomas)

Qhlmbl GNU)"

: Girl also started.

C. and driven by the 07-year-old’

(av The A-s-Jc-l-aied Press) (Three leaders in each league)

BI Shively. was a handy straight- Player. Club G AB R. H Pct-wen on the" Iway 20m!‘ {lfigtclxllltlllllalsiflj gghlilgfis?agl€lfl 31:15:22 gfi Holmes, Braves '17 323 7212'! .393] 30th these youngsters _ that's

Cvarretta. Cubs 74 285 61 105

i fir bigger game-and

N T g; igwletlvgghnliles vi the $2.351 rm Ouagliiréglgé n m 36 a1 m lgilles liihaat tibia away back in 19:0

AT! NAL ' x - the h ve oroven themselves o onghemfaygzed Dalrlnlcyhfirlishgd selc- Case. Senators 0'1 2704.5 90 .3 b, yw,,,:1°,-, both o; the blsebayi

Boston 000 000 000-ll 4 2 broke a“: aftprfe flirt 0i} h‘ 11th f1! Stephens, idiamoi-id and the far-flung battle- milncg" H t mo“) omdlgf-lz P-l- o round gnd rallied bsi-avelvoio b: thxilrari Browns w 26a 45 a2 '3“ i fields on which omev have sewed‘

an. uc ngs an as; rlm ~ ‘ r '

and wmam5_ at the end. with Blue Boy placing. Home 1111151 Notional League; W5 g mg to be nice to s“ gulmvmyugg gfifibm}? 2:“: mic wmiknslgn’ Charlie (rind "Lefty” again. The

c“ "I 1:“ gill 3% m: 2 phmj’ 8,5,,“ if“ ‘W'- °' writer still vividly recalls tile Buker. King and Sanclioclnl Th"°‘Y""°l'1 Trul- days when tile two above-mention-

Runs batted in: National League: Holmes. Braves 09. American Lea- gue: R. Johnson. Red 50x 4B.

Times-zioflé

of their performance as Red

were presented ‘

president of the ‘i-"rfirleiu Red held yester- ‘lbw qillliiylns for the Red Gross i” "mung, m4 the for granted by this writer O'Hanley. St. Ethel Moore. Tompkins f s and o ummer- Margaret Msclrennan, Mary Msriorie and Doris Cruick- glfnlnégh laagtoliois . lfO WIT} in also Messrs. Owen Sharkey of St. Peters Bay; Ernest Macdonald of Csrdigsn- and Arthur Avard of otteiown.

im n to Shir Sh 3g......h...=i....ia:il..:i“ sift‘;

.368, - h ' ‘Rosenlmdgers 71 295 61 m7 ‘Mayhat they were when t ey joined

"ry‘ for records horses and drivers aria the recently imported Lorraine 1"“ irirs Falremeade I-‘arm-Two-Yeitr- i keetn is, r. He loci; Tait 5:5 Abbeliféflfi 5 gt '1. ‘Illllslkmgrleulis Phulddphh M“ m ‘m, 1_ Old Pace-Purse $1,500, Mlle Heats] l1 Pace-Purse $500, Mile Heats. Elm!’ - V8 ll y Clll I IWI S - ' ta gut very truly that few atal- risxrcybut like all horses brought from nmhuuh m M 305022’ Ollio Abbe. (Smith) .. 1 4i McArthur Scotland. (Thomas) 2 l anywhere have a be d0 011 the mid-West will require to get 3 m War Master, (Palin) . 4 1 voiarioh, (Cartnal) . . . . . . . . .. 1 3 their danra side hi! equal I acclimsiod as the sir is much hes- Judd ‘unfit sch,” and sum Ellis Hanover. (Shively) . 2 2i Chief Former. (Saffofd) . .. 4 2 sired San Francisco 2.07% vier here. Raymond Budlong, (C. (m, Hitcher add Lopez - Lady Mite. (Ervin) 3 3 Claire Hal. iPalin) . . - . . . . . .. 3 4 is sufficient for that part 0! hi! Willis) was 8 S 6 and Reuben Tree. ' ‘ Tlme-2:l5, 2:11. 'I‘imes-2:07, 2t08i/f. lunches; hi...“ 2';"‘€.‘3..l€i §‘¥i£5."”€'v°‘l€ l." -- h» b» h»- = » - no . - . . s ' . two booms w a amt l for owned and was driven by Willard 5'" 10"“ 1“ 3“ °°""“ 1° " Championship siuuirrflsmrs- I

Voiseile. Harrell. Phillips

m“ on“ b, on‘ Klutta; Byerly and Odes. Rice.

this éity. second in the first ha? nu" sfmhmu‘

q-ni .gi,_ii,=,f,i,gg,ig,°i,;,,,,,,l""c,,m“*,.,ng ’ , ‘ New York ooo olo oo-l 1 Luv“ - ~, _ . stTilO Jicglzlglt Driving m Club's Sthlfllls E l0i 00% 00x? L7 0 '“. a e, e . rot roug ou a .. e marl. mmerc an _ om- .. _'o— field of ten good young trotters. bardl; Barret and Odea. .. .. .0111’ faithful friend Wilma! Any one of them could perform in m. George n. MacDonald, son of 2.1a or better and several of them AMERICAN » I-lil M0 "lbwud J ll "unim- looked like ture stars. I don't sld cl this city sends up a number know where you would fnd a sweet- Detroit ooo 100 000-1 1 o of climber that are most interw- er gaited rformer taan Buddy Boston 104 00o 00x—5 ii o ins- rse sincerely hoges to be Moko. by alumet Budnng 2.02%. Overmire. Eaton and Swift; Fer- with us Old Home Wee . Allflust dam Maud Moko by Gay Moko. He riss and Garbark. 14th f0 17th and we trust he will remind; m9 very much of John make it. He has had a splendid re- Dean meat and has that free, Cleveland aoz woo 301-16 11 1 cord of arng service and his Am- easy style of trotting that is verv New York 010 000 003-4 8 "Mill-lid llllliilfl lfiiilldl l" Ill in ing. Be won the first hest Gromek and Hayes, McDonnell; INN 0! h-im- from the rapid-gaited Lusticis by Donald. Dubiel, ROSC!‘ and Garbark. I "—o_ i1 lingth l“ Ne?‘ m ‘gaebseclgg? Chi zoo ooo coo-z s o ' . " ea ewascosey ress y - csso - Home Sandal; rvtigigggattl‘; ‘$1 ly's N htmare in P2105. a new Waahingforzi 00A) llgxoofi-tl 12 d1 turnout‘ o! record or Buddy. Just here we Lopat an Tres, ae ner an

would like to say that Leo Praught has done wonders with Keilys Nightmare. She gets away well. is

retty steady an can trot in 2.15. n the third hest Ima. Kalmuck trotting better gaited than we've ever seen her was on even terms

Evans. St. Louis-

fiiiladelphia- 00f 000 100 00-2 l2

jcyed by the large spectators. On Wednesday Junior Free Flor All was won by Wilkin. 2.00 in straight heats owned by Charlie Craig of Halifax rand driven by Harry Baile . The herst community - owne Peter Brook 2nd wls 8 2 2, Walnut Abbe

and

000 002 000 02—4 l2 2

Potter and Mancuso; Gsrkin and

. 506%. Enac, Emily S ott also started.

(Aged nivisiou). Purse $2.351. i MEMCINM‘ ‘m’

Mile Heats

2 . The Colonels Lady, (Shivelyg- 1 ~91“? P“ u a medicine.

The first Europeans coininB

SUIIEIIEAB INVITES Y0ll TO ITS Big Race Program Wednesday, July 18 — 2 P. M. Sharp I AN UP-T0-DATE GRANDSTAND IDEAL SURROUNDINGS - FREE PARKING A DUST-FREE TRACK, WITH WIDE STRETCl-IES

, ONLY 1o MILES FROM CHARLOTTETOWN

im-l-idiirs’ libs“??? ‘film? fir: $125133“, lygkle": i2: ‘agiiig Ron" i4 CLASSES or EVENLY MATCHED HORSES . . , . , . . B d "°- 1 mwiii" “w” "enliven fiisihfihirisyivfit oil's‘; vii.‘ u? '"T“""m°"“" WILL MAKE THRILLING FINISHES “Md by h“ 5w“ °f Kim“ 2.14%. a new record for her. Eva nuns], om 13o (mo-g ' 7 3 - b2‘: glib”; llylwrlllllgllr féfvfhfiwlié’; Wm“? m“ h“ m“ 3 3 m m’ M°"""" o“ 2”" °°"“3 13 z Be Sure And Come-Don’f Mics A Heat b ' ' ' first two heats was second in the ogna_ Bowman .5; and Mm».

y chm" wflk" i’! “m!” “d final which laces her third in the oar-ski Roy and Todd ggivetflkx)’ Ollreli" silhlmm‘ “m” summary. e ood little trotter ' ' -Here Are Entries And Classes-

°°,, angst-wan; a“? mlffi: Billy Kalmuok s owed up well in yam, (my no ozo ooo_z a z

u, mun“, Sm“ a a ‘ 01w", 0119 011i!“ D810 finiahin I C1059 NOIIIK 0S0 0O100X—0 B 2 No. 1 CLQSSIIIIIF-PURSI 03.0 ,

Gun“ 4 ‘ l “m! 113%: 2.13% third and be timed n 2.10%. Zabslla and Toncoff; Pepper and

MARJORIE BUDLONG, hlilé. James Rankin. Mt. llerheri-

. - Mi vi.NlKlm kmieoraev fki. .

imiécolrliatgi 21o 1th.: Mgxmdo awe V“: ma‘ “P n“ alum s 12. scorn BUDLONG, z=ls, Ernest anslisii. "ma. N. 5- year. The No.'2 Classified was won ggtgmgi’, diivffifiry “lealgrorinlladadc? 511m, ogogiizlw-‘xqs 172 f a. ans-r FLICKA. r. McMahon. Kenslnstonil

girsthé- f" i-rljsh gas, drivegflbl’ Arthur Ind is owned by George Bebber Blue Grabowski Slld " ROYAL ,i{’l,‘ioé“i"rl Gll°'vyi‘i'ish”xiu¢sio' Emu”

. w - r . ' ' . . = - -

being seoolel: Ill: horseuiliolhs firgt “Mm” °‘ x°“"“'i"“' Bmnm’ 1mm“ “d m" g. 3:1): ‘boss, alias/Jr. c. Brobvri, Charlottetown. hest he won the second and third “_°“’ ' 1 Sunnis‘; TEMPLE n, g s, stables, Charlottetown 5'1?‘ “m” H“ m“ m’ 03m“ The elf-Ontario pacer Giftline Rocheste 010 zoo 40o o- s: oortornv l... Janice Arbinl. Olu-rlctimwn- ;§1§.Y,Z",,§,'Z§h§§{§ ijfifidfifidrjfi" owned b Power Brothers and dri: 7 12 3 9. MISS AMERICA. Hamid Cudmore. Brick]!!-

Lou was a a a. Six bu... starters. "i1 is; eddy Weir showed up Tmii" 0°‘ °1° gilgislj 1o. ostumar may. mm. Willard Kelly. sillll-lllliifl- Time 2.10%, 2.1a, 2,2315 sglen dlyl in this event winning wick" wan er Rad," And 1L M155 M55393“; “AL, w, Youlnnd, Covehead.

_<)__ t e first eat by half a length from b“ . De 1183A!“ l smola m BUD THE TEAM?’ 2,13%, M 3w”; , gun’, Jean Henley driven by Willard Kel- 0mm liB- y n. d i; 01".." u w i, L. h“, am“ m“. ‘mum m. m,“ ltmmon ‘or m. " ly and in the second staying off a . 38min l" P! - r '

rush by the trotter Pagliacoi, dri- ven by Cobb Miller. In the final Lee Brewer, driven by Ike More-

cnd day's racing at Amherst on gufialday afternoon was the free-

'Arrlvae In Holland

The above sum will be offered to any person or per.- sons supplying information leading to the conviction of lily bllrtyiwr ‘parties found netting or jigging twill iii

APELDOO 13-(0? Cable) - Hon Ian Ma

. warden or direct i0 ‘the Department of Agriculture. n. "mm" w“ welcomed

RN, HOLLAND, July

stion problems with officers and

2:25 Tll-OT-PURSI 0359-9.

hi h it t a . ‘ “fluid Bowto cJosedalewil-looseigilgeiefll fidilmwfltuhffl, flflff, °,",’,t,_l1{db,§f,§,'§,‘ l‘ EVA WORTH“ 21,1?‘ Memynkmshunum‘ y‘, “hi?! "i" ti“ "Y" he" l" 3-10 to business and was iii the lead all g‘ $g£§,,“{.%'f_g' 11f“ y", mgmh,’ u ht H , . . - _ j . . 1 I r

ed by billy b.3320?‘ N332 ‘$1.53. fiffigwfl "f§{,'“,';,§"f§,,‘§§§"§§,{‘§, By TIIO Canadian Press s. oaonoa MAC, ma. ash Newaoll. Brulllec-

llld dr ven by Harley Harrison m, c1", ‘an; Heme w" $9.0m; a 1 A mm“ the 5. BILLY KALMUCK. 2:20. Wm. Melee, Pt. Prim.

outbrus ed him in the next two puiigocl‘ ism-d G1 time infirm’ $3.1m‘? u‘ Q1 glulfg colors 6. llvlA KALMUCK. 2:145, M. McGnigs-rl. 8t. Mary's M. to win the race. Tip Abbe NW3- Bedfoi-d Grattan‘ ent a ood raci m: leymp l; t the British 1 KELLIPs NIGHTMARE 2:14 B. Bull, Village Green. - w" 3 9 3 Ind Rhee Mae 104%- 4 having a summary?’ of 4 48s ‘ $3.“... G510]! vfrticisaii years ago s' NELL xatiuuclr s-1a'w ‘Kelly Solthport.

gytthm‘ N“ Ingram“ w“ ‘vgn —‘ -"——-‘-"— --- -* I '—~ todEy at Haneiislton and quflllflfid i0!’ p. Lugqiwm c n ‘Cillhlfl; Charlottetown

e . . . . ==. 329-‘i-;_--.l'1'2:-2"“.!’§=_’-__J9°'m“.“.‘d_- °__.____“-3"'-LQ°-‘==_9?= anmgg ;i;“ih;,<;g,i;;§g,gy,fg,mb,§g 1e. army voto. l.. Sinansollv y » . » _ v .. g . ‘gflofjjjfinélfdgofiseé“ QZQQQQTEQU‘: raea-roa-supruaas use ,- ' ' ‘ Toronto e a a, . - , p i. tar: aaawaa. mosh. Milton Bell. Charlottetown. ‘~ ~ - t. GIFTLINE, 1:00, Power llrua, Charla " ; i - _ s. JEAN neuter. mm. 5...!!!‘ lémafuarsyfl- i l. BEDFORD GR-ATTAN. l t O Ill VI‘. . 9 - . |ll0|i. llll Mifixenzia s. psausoor. mo“, r. o. arbwu, chsrioiistowrr. t , - l , _ l. BRIGHT SPOT, 2:10, W. Ilennessey, ffirlotietown.

8:10 T. I P. STAKI (Chill-PURSE $006.00

ran-zit aaooxa sun. mm. nur- ‘arooirs Cllb. aasasrsi. WAIT m sea. ma. Willard irony. souurpori. was perry. 2:14, Dr. nor. seams. Pllarlciieicwl-

°' o. u. vow. 2:18, lisrola sisal. Ilraehley.

PPFPFPPPF

cannons: BUDLONG. mm. o arbour-s. Remington. Prince Edward Island streams. Information will be con- Wi"°;i,:{,'.',‘.i:‘.'.,',§ I,“ fiiiringiilg; an‘ all. 1:10. Chas. ogriesfszvellead- . ~ c hi an 0ND suoaoivo, chu. . Willie, Cevelsead. fidentlsl and should be preseniod to any authorised game rormllxioignrlham digbllats reahabilit- BILLY manor, 2:14, nr. n. Melneyre." Oharlotfovtcwn.

WINNIE SCOTT, 1:12, John Farmer, ltinlors. NOTE-Horsemen and Officials will

‘I pleaasbeoahaadesrlyeotlist

. i - “In; , thv fifcomnliéngeyr. 9.55.‘. Fgilvzxzgoim o; m"! "i" I“ ‘M’ ‘"7 "‘ . . . - i 484i him. °“ °° "m" i“ a