The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-17

barn at vandiver Park. trotted second Lawson in 2:I2. s:1z, a:i3 1-2 Al stan- 1ey's official mark being 2:13. every time. This was. In the 2-year-eid futurity. peated three times just one second shy of Axteil's 3-ycar-oid mark. of some eighteen years ago;
 Bat to get back to the Ally Alabama This story of Axten simply goes to show the royal blood that Is her herit- age and later events proved that she lines.
 Within less than a week after the Prattville Ally had been domicfied in elPs trainer. In speeding her drove her the last quarter in thirty seconds flat Not so bad for 3-year-old pacer even started in was on the 18th of septem- decisiveiy horse sy the name ot af ts. kSs sig srom then V on the msrs finally attracted the attention of horse men. ell over the country and year % .rsr .ns Msws M psns fSr tSe Es,Gr sas ern millionaire. who at that time was training his horses over at Macon, sGratton Boy being the feature of this
 On the death of MT. Plant some years ago. his horses were sold by his estate. Mir. Fisk buying again the mare that side track seven years before that. He changed the name of the mare from Alabama to Miss Wiliimont. q blend The mare. was campalgned over the big ring during the next season but unfortunately she went lame and Mir. Fisk had her brought. back to Mont gomery. She was used as a race mare for a few years after that but Mir Fisk used her most of the time for his bug gy horse; She was too valuable for tor General, the yearling given in the
 Director General was the sire of 1906. and 1907. with a record Of s.os; '2:0S. in race. MT. Fisk is nothing If O5 aSs Ss nsms to s tSs sns his H are ail of the big futurity stakes for the .es nsdt rs fsw as n the s s yora in his daily work he Is going to be q contender in lots of these stakes.
 About Senator N. classy 3-year-old pacer who was sired by Prodigal out of Bessie Wilson by Red Wilkes. In 1907 he paced a mile 2:2o, and last fall on the same track lowered that nearly eight seconds. Mr. Fisk bought him from Senator J. w. kodiLSyf OL 1eXdS. as n WOdnlluB. TIC was considered then one of the most promising colts on the Bailey farm at Lexington. Miss Willimont Is now In foal to Senator B. and the result of the union will be interesting. The strains of Allmont, Axtell. William L.. Prodl- gal, Red Wilkes and other grand blood ought to make e colt that will set some new marks In the harness world. Sem ator B will be raced this season over the tracks of the Southern Circuit but Mir. Fisk has not decided yet who will campaign him. t
 The picture of the horse and wagon is Anita, trotting mare by McEwen dam JefTy Lee, she by Red Pilot. This mare was campaigned a few years ago over the Grand Circuit but the manner in which she was handled was a fail- ure and Mir. Fisk brought her back to Montgomery. She has trial mark of 2:08 f-4 to q sulky and Mir. Fisk drove her an exhibition mile to a wagon du- ring the meeting of the fair at Van- diver Park last October in 2:12 flat and the track was not in the best con- dition st that. Anita will be cam- paigned over either the tracks of the Grand Circuit or the Great Western Circuit this season.
 If Montgomery had more gentlemenl of the high character of Fred Fisk in- terested h the harness game not only this State but the trotting and pacing world of the United States would be benefited.