The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-28
FAST RACING ON FOR TODAY Two Snappy Events on
 the Card. BOTH PAGERS AND RIOTERS Speedy Horses Closely Matched VIII Contend for Victory. Rain Makes Track at vandiver. Park Several Seconds Faster and Events
 Today Expected to Be the
 Best sf Meet.
BOTH PAGERS AND RIOTERS

The rain of yesterday morning was lust what was needed to make the track at yapdiver Park good many seconds faster today than 1t was last over 1t In 2:10 Ia, 2:10 and 2:11.
 After the rain yesterday scrapers were put on the track and all of yes terday afternoon team of mules was mile. After good sprinlxling this morning the track this afternoon should beafaSter than 1t ever was, and unless there are some surprises the go- ing will be pretty lively.
 The two events on the card are a three minute pace and 2.l0 trot. and from the class of entries in both events somebody will have to get busy. In the pace is Clairopette. marc by the Bonds-man. dam Alabama. She Is the property of ". F. Garth. of Huntsville, and won a race tn Nashville a few weeks ago. one htat being in 2:l3 t-4. Then there Is Orlando, q horse by a son of Onward. out of a mare by Mo- Curdy's Hambletonian. He is the prop erty of W. T. Tocle, Alderman from the Sixth Ward, and won two races in Selma. both of them in straight heats of down about 2s20 The next Is, Maxie Gentry, brown three-year-oid Ally by John R.. Gentry Maxinette by Brown Hal. She IS in Mir. Ewing's bunch, and bids fair to be 8 worthy successor of
 edv ve.te McEwin.
 Black York, the next entry, Is q horse by Walnut Boy belonging to T. J. Britt, of wetumpka, who bought him from Abraham Brothers of this city
 From the McCurdy farm Mary Direct. A brown three-year-old lilly by Di- rect, dam by Rex Americus and Faux pass. a brown three-year- old lilly by Referee Chimes. dam by McCurdy's Hambietonfan are both entered, which will start not having been determined. y.x. ~. o ~m & 4xvr 431lfaa that Orlando
 From the looks of 1t this race ought to be at the mercy of Mir. Macy and Ciaironette. Black York Is an un- CJaIioway driving him, as he Is in the Galloway barn, and Maxie Gentry has uniooked for speed 1t will be all over,
 The 2.10 trot should be a horse race are that the best trotting time ever made in Montgomery will be made this afternoon. MT. Garth has an entry m this The cIanssmsn sy yh,s TIC borss so9as1 %on inc 2:iS trot In Birmingham from Lit- tie Buddy and True Tucker in 2:16 i-4i S:i9 i-2; 2:i7 Ii. MT. Thomas nSs s free for all trot in Birmingham to True Tucker and Puisus in 2:ie; 2:lS l-4i 2:16.
 n,nr Dlxis Selonginr oralEi to J. R. McKiniey oi Louisville. Ky. Is an entry about whom little Is known; Ben Whltehesd t1ss mas ssafs sis i.s. a' asa'fs s:is is. True Tnckss shs next entry, oh. geldlng. by J. Morse a., Ga, and is being campaigned by Dr Whitney. He won the free-for-ali trot in Birmingham from Puisus, Egotist i-4: 2:ie. The fight for first place In this race should be between the Clans. man and True Tucker with Egotist paiIa and Cerighton Girl fighting for sanond place, There may be lot of surprises and Dixie Craig may show theIIl all up, but any way you figure it it will be great horse race. -
 The entries are:
 rThree minute pace, $300--Clarionette W. n. Garth, Huntsville, Ala; Orlando,