The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-02
A GREAT MATCH RACE
BEING TALKED OF AT MORRIS
 .A PARK.
Prospects of Getting Endurance by Right and Yankee in Race. Patterson's Work with the
 Auburn Football Team.


 Up in New York they are trying to get m d match race between Schorr's lilly. Endurance by Right Madden and Whit ney's Futurfty winner. Yankee and Car ence Mackay's colt, Heno. This would Certainly furnish a great horse race. put the match between Yankee and Enuur- ance by Right would be far the most ih- teresting. There is no question or the fact that Endurance By Right Is not only the best 2-year-old lilly that has shown this year, but it is a question If she IS not the best that ever looked through bridle Just before the spring meeting over in Memphis a Montgomery man who was over there made the remark that Barnes's Ally was likely to create the sensation of the year. Shortly after this Scherr secured racing lease on the lily for the season, and unless am mistaken the Ally still belongs to Barnes, Schorr only having her racing rights. At any rate the Ally has shown that the Mont gomery gentlemen knew something about horsefiesh. for she has since been making monkeys out of all the 2-year-oids in the country. Yankee has never been beaten so far this season and the impressive manner with which the great Hanover youngster won the classic Futurity clinch- ed his claim as a sterling race horse. Endurance By Right was not in the Futu- rity and therefore a race between these two would be the most interesting turf event of the year. Last Saturday Heno ran a close second to Endurance By Rightrand Mackays colt would be de- ,tided factor in a match race. The Lro- Liabilities are that the match between two and possibly all three of the 2-year-olds will be arranged during the coming meet ing at Morris Park.
 Strong hopes are being entertained by MT. Billings of Chicago that his pacer, Little Boy, will equal if not lower the record of the only harness horse who ever did a mile in less than two minutes. Star Pointer paced his mile in 1:59 3-4 to a sulky and Little Boys fast mile to road wagon in New York the other day gives color to the claim that the Billings pacer | can get pretty low with a pneumatic | sulky. The pacer will he driven to try | and make a new words record at the l coming meetings in Lexington and Mem- | phis and harness horse people are greatly | interested in the result. If Little Boy could get a track as fast as the one al Riverside was on the 31st of last August | when the white stallion Brookside paced | a mile in PIP 1-2 1t would be an interest | ing performance to watch. I am not try | ing to put Brookside in the same class l with Little Boy, but do believe that the I Billings pacer could show better on the l fINeTSlue tTdCk IIldI any WHcTc III tIts part of the country. The season has beer | a red letter one for the side wheelers and | the indications are that it will wind up ir blaze of glory at the Lexington and Memphis meetings.
 For the past few days Paterson of thi: city has been up at Auburn helping tC whip the football team of this seasor into shape. He was one of the strongest | thn Atrt. foAv ocf rnf will be sorely missed during the coming campaign. He gives encouraging report: | of the team Auburn will have this season however and thinks that with work they can hold their own in any company Paterson is captain of the local athletic team and the prospects are that it wil be decidedly the strongest ever turned out | in Montgomery.
 MT. Jackson's pacer "Jenks' and Mir Gersons pacer Butts Kcha" have beer matched for $500 a side, the race to talk, place Friday afternoon. Sandwiched 1T between the heats of this race there vii be three-cornered pacing race betweer Alabama, Sunshine and Annie Caffey Mir. Newelss speedy mare that reached the city last week. All these horses hay, been worked hard and consistently il preparation for the Macon races and the. should be able to put up pretty fight. | Ferene, who trotted a mile in POS l.
 at Terre Haute yesterday, Is year oi'
 daughter of the famous stallion Moko o
 the Walnut Hall farm. As a year ol'
 she won the Kentucky Futurity for
 year olds at Lexington in 1898 and las
 year she won the Kentucky Futurity 10
 year olds at the same place. The fill,
 totted the year old Fnturity In 3:1
 fiat, the Tramp MT. Plants stallion
 that wintered in Selma last winter com
 ing second Fereno trotted the year ot
 Futhrity in 2:1O S-4 and yesterday as
 year old the brown Ally trotted he
 mile in EOS l-2. beating Toggles. King
 mond and Palm Leaf.
 ,J Harold H, the Canadian horse tha paced his mile at Terre Haute Monday |
 2:O4 IA, beating Riley B yesterday dl the mile In 2:04 fiat. The Abbott's troubl
 seems to be that he Is unable to stay ol the ground in a fast race, and until h.
 gets over that Ed Geers cannot expec
 the son of Chimes to beat Cresceus O
 anything else in bruising race.
 V Squire Brown.