The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-02

Tenick fouled him. the Webber horse ning ih 2:is s-4. Jack Hardiow sec ond, Jack hird. Jim Crow Icurth and
 The next heat was slower than the first. the Nashville mare going up rounding the first turn Annie Leila had everything and won agsin. this ond--and looking like he was not driyr en to win--Jack third, AddiA c. fourth and Jim Crow last. MT. Thomas taking the race with his mare.
 Two-Yesr-OId Trot.
 They got of nicely In the 2-yeer-old trot Macy going to the front with Fair Margaret, though Thomas with Sum ner Bond was hanging to the Ally. The ssssrisss sss ssls yrs ia E sss sst a' s
 The Second heat was virtual walk over for. the Ally, Thomas not hearing turn ns w0a He sS went ana Pfsr Macy thea drove three-fourths in time that would have won easily but for his lost time on the ns Tst tsDn 6n. eSlsg ssr gGwn %sr garet, who won again in s:s5 1-4 this time.
 Then came the 2so trot with c. B.. a horse belonging to D. F. Crenshaw, oi Garth crack Re-Election mare: Hard ware. Rexwood two-year-old be- longing to Mccurdy Brothers. and Georgia Wilkes; 2 gray Re Election Wednesday, In 2:14 3-4 and 1t looked as if she had the race at her mercy. Ab- solutely nothing was known of the Bainbrfdge hores. ID. F. Crenshaw. his owner. bought him out of car of horses last summer in Bainbridge. At first he tried to ride him, but he buck ed so when saddle was put on him that the ,attempt was given up. He was started pacing but proved that he could trot faster than pace. Crenshaw says that he was started in Birmingham but acted badly and was distanced. He was in Montgomery last fall but did not start.
 He started yesterday.
 When they got off in the first heat hut Gloria Quayle went to the front before quarter in .s7, the Bainbridge horse pacing and then fox-trotting At a half in 1 :1B, c. B. began trotting and gave Gloria Quayle a touch of high life from then to the wire. winning in
 From this 1t looked easy for the Garth mare with the 2:14 mark, Chat is what the wise ones said), and that she would win the next heat seemed a foregone conclusion.
 But the second heat was a replica of the first. Cushing making ilas drive from the half and outgaming Gloria Quayle again in the same time. 2:25.
 Then everybody sat up and took mo- tice. 6
 That Terrible LAss Heat.
 It will be a long time before that third heat is forgotten. The Bain- bridge horse was struggling nearly five lengths behind the heid at the half. Gloria Quayie getting to the half in Tor. Then the Georgia unknown was sent after the leaders and the pace from then on was dizzy. Around the stretch turn he few, catching the Garth mare in the stretch and beating her to the wire. trotting the last half in 1:05 flat
 ..Rubep was the auctioneer who ham mered down Blue Ribbon. Ben Renicx buying her in for &3T5. the top bid :. The mare got her mark of 2;0e 3-4 at Hamlin, Minn. two years ago in an eight heat stake race, winning $1,000.
 Katy wilkes, a mare belonging to wilkie Brothers was put up. but as only BIO was bid for her, her owners called the auction of
 Mary R. Parish. a gray Ally by Re- Election. dam Lady Maud, belonging to W. E. Garth. Of Huntsville, was sent against 2:S0 1-2. Macy drove her the first quarter in .S7; half in i:1S IA; tbree-quarters in 1:49 s-4, and mile trotting-in 2:25.