The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-27
EASY FOR PEGGY P.
RENlCk's MARE RUNS AWAY WITH
 RACE.
FInlshes 9s30 Trot in Straight Heats Without Exerting ltself-Maude
 ThFower, John A., and Cecii- .t Han Blaze, Win.

Ben Renick's mare, Peggy F., had q good thing yesterday, taking the 23o trot in straight heats of 2:31 and 2:24 to Miss Maria in 2:20 and 2:20 3-4 seconds in the other faster than she had to step yesterday.
 card yesterday. Each of the four races was won in straight heats, and the winners. MauG. Thrower, John A.: Peggy F.. and Cecillian Blaze. had all respective fields. Notwithstanding this fact, however, the afternoons sport was enjoyable, and the big crowd saw good racing. even if some of the held were L. If. McCurdy started a green 4-year old trotter to beat 2:30 1-4, and she clipped just a. of d second of of it. trotling the mile in 2:29 1-2: Mary Ce- ton out of Lula Mac. she by Wedge wood. and If no misfortune happens to her. some good things will be heard from her in the future. She trotted just about that pole went up in the air. Her driver quickly steadied her and the half was reached in l: 10 l-2, with the three quarters in 1:53 1-4. down the stretch, and finished the mile in 2:29 1-2. In the 2:l0 pace. an Illinois mare was uncorked that made things hum. and eral seconds faster in her than she showed yesterday. Meyers drew the pole with her in the first heat and showed the way during te entire jour ney without having to be extended
 Little Rube the Ohio horse who was distanced in the 2:15 pace Tuesday, got second place yesterday in the nrst heat. and held it well until after the np A the Tennessee mare, and Major Vaughn, the Birmingham horse who beat WcD- ber's Castor last year, passed him and started after the Illinois mare. The pace picked up and the half was passed in 1:04 1-2 and the three quarters in 1:37. Down the stretch 1t was the II. linois mare. first, Pearl A., second and Major Vaughn third and Little Kuoe fourth. Vision. the California morse mare, sixth, Maudc Thrower finishing first. in 2:09 3-4.
 The second heat was repetition or the first. Maud Thrower wining in 2:, Ii 1-2, Major Vaughn second and Pearl third.
 Just before the first heat of the 23o trot, complaint was made to the Judges about the legality of Fritz starting in that class. His driver was called to the stand and testified that the horse was a 12-year old and had a mark of 2:3O made in Arden. Ind. and he was allowed to start
 It was a disappointment to the Mont gomerians that Mir Fisk's mare, Anita, was out of. condition and was scratch ed Nancy Gentry. the Kentucky mare, got the pole, but was overhauied before the quarter was reached, by Peggy P. and Fritz, The half was run in 1:ls 1-2. the three quarters in 1856 Down the stretch Fritz was giving the Selma mare a battle. but the pace was too hot, and he left his feet just before I winning
 The second heat was faster all the way-auarter in 34, half in l:10. three quarters in l;s i;s4 vlit. l;t sseana peggy F. "o" started in the third rsct. Cecillian Blase: Kentucky ,fn flIy; Rsbel , darfns hafpn farm in Huntsville. and Rosa Renfroe. Kentucky finy. The quarter was ss 1-2; half 11s thres-auar1ers ,,. p,ers on a;sa snd Rosa Renfroe third.
 Lady Cason got the pole In the first heat of the fourth race. but John A. sl 4-5. half in 1:o4 and three quarters in 1:31 The fight down the stretch Tennessee mare out and won In 2:ll The next two heats were repetltions ,l O., 5 Q. ns 1-2 and 2:16. with Lady Cason second and Leota Miller third in all Of them
 This concluded the card. the running ract being cut out.
 The summary was: Il. First race. 2:10 pace. in 3. purse $50O. Maud Thrower. br. mare by Ves- peaFi saFf' A.. ."se'Snii fo. mare by Hal Gave
 Major Vaughn, ch. g. by Brown Little a1s' Rabe. .nseei, b. g. B.. by strong Boy
 Miss Castle. br. mare by Harves-
 ter Prince. (Castla) ...... ...;. Vision. b. b. by Vanauish.
 in"nes3 Time Eos ss..i; 2:ii i-:2.
 Second race. 2:3o trot. in 3. purse s4Oo.
 Peggy P. ch. mare by Directum. rrl5s iHsn5fk:? b g by Sorval: iicaesiij Mary Graoie. blk. mare by Elec- SaScy tSF; 'M9eT,eF}S Gen9Ts. D. mare by Cecil
 lian Chief. (Eastland> .. rhira hi%e race esi: year yea old old trot. in 3. ceeiIiian cecfH sa0Gi Blase. b. f. by cecillian
 Rebel Paron. b. c. by Baron Rosa Milfss; Rsnfros. 1peano D. flly by ', Jay
 Time. 2.o9 1-2; 2:32 IT,.
 Fourth race. 2;1S pace. in ;. purse. $500.
 John A. ch n. by Eddie Hal. . Lady Cason, oh. mare by An
 gelos. (Whitehead) ..... - Leota Miller. b. mare by Me.
 Ewen. tMhitney) c..c:.:..
 Time. 2:11: 2:13 1-2: 2I6.
 The racing program for today was not announced yesterday.
 That the horse owners of this sec tion of the South are In earnest about perfecting compact organization to further the breeding of stand ird horses was evidenced by a meeting held last night at the Fair Association head quarters by prominent horse owners. decided that as numbers of horSemen W ho are not in Montgomery now were interest ed in the object Of the meetlng | should he post poned until January -, By that time every horseman m tnis section of the South will have ample | n3ttce. and, besides giving the m lltef II rn, publicity possible in the news a.lp .r.; ct this section. the leaders in | th" movement will see that the horse l nal,, re of the country have 1t in full
 This matter is regarded as being of I ,~~+at importance to the stock farm in .. iustry of tho South, some "f thr Ncat, st sidcwheelers. that ever dre" snlkv wera bred in Alabama, Ten .,on of inc south Many influences ;end 10 make this the logicai center oI the harness racing of this country. ant with the orga ni:ati ion that is propos"d. the breeders of this section If the South should have complete control ot the situation.
 Results at Pamaicn.
 New York, Oct. 26-Rye' the lI io ! favorite. won the Garden City sell ing stakes. mile and a sixteenth at