The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-22
A MONTGOMERY FILLY
"sPIRIT OF THE TIMES" WILL
 START IN NEW ORLEANS
She is Most Promising 2-year-old and Has Worked the Quarter
 in 26 Seconds Flat.

During the winter meeting of the Cres- cent City Jockey Club at New Orleans this winter a beautiful sorrel lilly with will start in the 2-year-old races. This young lady has decided local interest because she is partly owned by Mont, gomery man and Montgomerians will watch her debut in the turf world. The Now, to go back a bit. At a sale of thor oughbreds in Lexington, Ky, In the year 1899, Archibald A. Mckinney of Stanford, the name of Oral" The mare was roy ally bred, being by the celebrated stake winner and stud king "Hindoo out or the no less celebrated mare "Ganges. Imp Hermence, the lilly being the re- suit. An arrangement was made by which c. V. Gentry agreed to take care of the mare and her progeny, he of course to have an interest in her. MT Mckinney turned over his interest in the lilly to Arch Mckinney of Montgomery and when the youngster starts at New Orleans this winter 1t will be in the name and colors of Mckinney and Gentry nams Mnsn of the oleay y was ws' sent Sa to the York Jockey Club. but it developed that some one else had already elaine claiIsd u ths, 1s, l Times "-after the New York sportini paper of that name-was given her.
 Trainer R. H. Bronaugh has charge oi the Ally and has worked her since ,t tn n, Springs-the first place in the State o1 Kentucky where the thoroughbreds, fol which the good old State is famous famous. work the Ally with 127 pounds up, and a raw stable boy, worked quarter or { | mile in twenty-five seconds flat. Thi. bs get oo bDt ree | fact that the Crab Orchard track was al | the time heavy and slow. and 1t was only | twenty-eight days from the day that sh' after that she worked an eighth in 12 l.; seconds, doing the same distance the fol | lowing day in 12 seconds fiat. "Orar' was next bred to Russell, tht nett's speedy. Miss Bennett" the fast | est 2-year.old Ally ever, shown in tn South and West and one, of thu fastest dSsytissr SyssTolds ,, Readers Eaw.mbs an i i' account of her oeath few month, ago at Memphis. In his and 3-year-olt form Russell won for his owners $s5,0oO went wrong as a 4-year-old and wal put in the. stud-his record there is wei known to horsemen.
 The Oral-Russell colt will be year. old next spring: and If blood counts fo anything he will be heard from. Hi tendent J. I. Mckinney of the Mobil and Montgomery Division of the Louis vile and Nashville Railroad. He Is ever better bred on his. sire's side than hi half sister. Spirit of the Times" bu the two youngsters make a valuable pail of animals.
 "Orars" pedigree as far back as cal be traced is as follows:
 | Dam, Ganges l., by Hindoo; dam. Ava ca. by Tom Boiling: dam, Taral. b! Blarney Stone; dam. Connamara. by Tar ragon; dam, Killashandra.
 Connamara won $5o,oo0 In 2-year-olt form, produced Killashandra, best fill! of her years. W. c. Whitney gave Jno Madden $20, 900 in her 2-year-old form ant was then exported to Europe, but die' at sea.
 Ganges I. produced Oral. Aureall ant Oracle, all winners and the only thre out of her ever trained.
 Avoca produced Jubal and Juggler. botl stake winners in the East.
 Squire Brown.