The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31
WON BY BROOKSIDE
FREE FOR ALL PACE GOES TO
 THE STALLION.
Fine Sport Witnessed Yesterday at Riverside Track-Remarkable Time Made by the SWirner. M
 The Crowd Was Large.

That the Macon men have made. h hit in Montgomery wa~<pAavsn1 ee- terday by one of the fArgebtFfowds that has been at Riverside Pafk since the days or the old expositionE.
 Every person in the big crowd was more than repaid faor the journey to Riverside for each saw an afternoon of the best racing that has been seen in Montgomery in a long time, the sport, if anything, being superior to that of Thursday. All saw something that has never been seen in Montgomery before three heats paced better than 2:l5. It was in the free -for-all pace, the best horse race, everything considered. that has ever been seen in Montgomery.
 The white stallion. Brookside, >who has won a lions share of the track honors. was once more-and for the last time in Montgomery-"the whole thing" His performance was remark able one, he really finishing first in four straight heats. MT. Harvey land- ed him in the first heat but was set back on the claim that he fouled Bes- sic Wilkes, the speedy Macon mare. The next three heats the stallion won with ease. His most remarkable per- formance. however, was in the last heat. the fourth milo of g bruising race. In this heat he went to the half In 1904. the second quarter being done in 0:R1 flat. finishing the mile in 2:l3 1-2 with half of one of hfs rubber shoes and one of his toe weights gone. Mir. Harvey said that he never at any time urged the horse and that he believes he could have done the mile ip 2:lO OF better if he had been called on. Brook side Is an inbred Hal horse and for some time held the three year-old rec- ord of 2:11 1-4, made at Chillicoche, o.
 In the first race a dead heat was run between Geisha Girl, the Macon marc, and Countess, Mir. John Gays entry. In the next heat of this race Helen Gould. MT. Griel's mare, finished first, but was set back on a claim of foul. GeiSha Girl won the third heat and Helen Gould took the fourth and fifth, the race to be finished today.
 Then came the big race of the after noon. the free-for-all pace. and it more than came up to the expectations of the crowd. In the first heat of this race for the second time of the after noon the claim of foul was lodged It was alleged that MT. Harvey fouled With Brookside at the start, and while the stallion finished first he was set hack. Major Smiths speedy daughter ot Almont who was second. was put first with Sunshine second. Bessie Wilkes third and Brookside fourth. In the next heat Sunshine shot to the front and held 1t for quite awhile. Rrookside nipped him. however, and won in 2:16. with Bessie Wilkes, Sum shine and Alabama finishing in the or der named,
 Brookside assumed command at the start in the third heat and set a most terrific pace. He showed the way around the entire circle, finishing in the wonderful time of 2:12 Ia, Bessie Wilkes. Alabama and Sunshine trail ing in the order named. In the last heat of the day Brookside started out at a killing pace. going to the half in 1:04. the second quarter in .31 and the full mile in 2:13 1-2. Bessie Wilkes, Ala bama and Sunshine finishing second, third and fourth.
 Only one heat of the 2:25 trot was finished. Nighthawk, Mir. HaZlehurst's fast trotter winning in 2:26. Belle of Macon. c. F.. and Fred s. finishing in the order named. This race will be fin- ished today as will the first one on yes .' terday's card. Helen Gould having two heats to her credit, The Countess and Gelsna Girl one each. Geisha Girl is from the family that turned out one of tha fastest pacerS the world has ever produced. Searchlight
 Besides these two unfinished races, there will be a special between Decoy, the Macon stallion who fought Butts Kohn so on Thursday. Butts Kohn. who won out in that blood-stirring fn- ish with Decoy. and Jenks, who gave the son of Fred s. Wilkes, Yarrow, such a fight Thursday.
 Yesterdays summaries are: