The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-05

of Charley Herr. Is noted for ils orig inai ideas, aisd the latest is to win the Fhturity aud Transyivania the same week with his three-yea--old colt
 The big pacing stake. the Tennessee. has sixteen entries. They are Minor Heir, l:5q I-s; The Eel. 2:o2 s-4; cpoa de orc, s:0s i.t; Major Mallow, 2;os 1-4; Don Rona, z:07 l-4; Hal Chanin. 2.05 1-f; Judex, 2:9s l-i: Brenda York 2:o6 i-i: Eph Clnders. 2:06 1-4; hai C.. 2:05 I-i; Bennle SteinwaY. 2:06 IA; E.esis, 2:09 i-4: R.. F. D.. 2:o5 l-4; George Gano and Jerry B.. ::O4 i-4.
 The Walnut Hall Cup promises to be the best in it's history, It has twenty nine eiigibies, the most prominent of wlfich are: Ruth Dillon, 2:06 I-2: Elem ing Boy. .:e7 IL; Spanish Queen. 2:07 l-4; Uhlan, 2:07 1-4; Aquin, 2:0S 3-4 i; Teasei, 3:09 1-4; Rallies, Red Cross Axtellay and The Huntsman, all of which nave finished up close in as fasr time as the above records. Ruth Dillon burst into the limeligat last week by winning the Sl0.000 stake at Columbus from Spanish Queen, Aquin and other good ones. She Is -Four r-year -old. 4 daughter of Sidney Dillon, sire of tine trottlng queen, Lou Dillon, and was driven by tGe queens old trainer, MH- lard Sanders.
 In the Mcdowell Stakes there are thirteen entries, including Jack Ley burn. 2:O4 1-4; Margaret O.. 2:D5 1-t; Sterling Mckinney. 2:0S IA; Locust Jack. 2:07 I-4; Mamma 2:07 I-4; Bell fast. Baraja. Daniel and Chine Bellies.
 The Stoli Stake, for 2:19 trottcrs, has eighteen entries; the Johnston for 2:24 trotters, eighteen; The West, 2:29 trot, fifteen; The Kentucky, -year-old trotters twenty-eight: the Pacing Futurlty for three-year- olds, eight: The Lexington, for two-year-old trot- ters. twenty; and The Wilson, for 2:l2 pacers. twenty-four. In this last race Minor Heir. The Eel, Jerry B., The Liar and PataianAa will be among tho starters.
 There are ten entries in the two minute pace. They are Hedgewood Boy. 2:02 3-4; Ecstatic, 2:01 I-4; Baron Grattan. 2i03 1-4; Citation. 2:O1 a.: Gallagher, 2:03 1-4; Lady Maud 2:o4 l-4; Reproachless, 2:04 1-4; Aleen Will son, 2:o3 1-4; Jennie w., 2:04 1-2: and Judex, 2:06 IA.
 The same horses are named in the 2:O4 pace with the exception of Ec- static and Hedgewood Boy. and the ad- dition of Copa dc Orc, 2:03 1.I
 In the fast 2:05 trot a sensational race may he expected between the Pennsylvania winner of 1907. the great Sanoma Girl. 2:05 1-4; Margaret O.. sVo o-s' Locust Jack, 2:07 1-A;O Orc, z:o5 Ii: and the gamecock trotter Wilkes Heart, 2;0e 1-4.
 The 2:07 trot received thirteen en- tries and will be made one of the greatest races of the year, with De. witt. 2:o7 1.4; Mamma, 2;o7 1-4: Mar garet O.. 2;05 3-4; Locust Jack. 2:O7. l-4: Lady Maud, 2:07 1-4; -Octoo. 2:0T 1-4; Exalted, 2:07 1-4; The Zoo, 2:07 i-l: Wilkes Heart, 2:Os 1r4; Lillian R., 2:0e 1-4, etc.
 The purse races receiving entries are as as follows; 200 pace. 10; 2:oa pace, 10; 2:oe pace. 2s; 2:0s pace, 2s; 2:io pace, 26; 2:12 pace. l6; 2:l7 pace. sf7: 2:l6 pace. 12; 2:1s pace, 7l4. 2:0S pace. ss; 2;06 trot. 5; 2:07 trot. Es; .2:1o trot. "A; 2:t2 .trot. 22; 2:14 trot,,sIs; 2dS troi A; SI6 trot. IS: 2:lS troe., I8:s7 :36 trot. ! 20; 2'25 trot, IS. S.tYE ' istss' qn. l- -----.----s.aI s.aIs .sgs h.ss-
 Matfnee Performances S HAd 4ss0. "aShs 9'SO and 9 o'clock at N0rpheuSal,s