The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
FAIRENO CHOICE TO COP $25,OOO
 RACE TOMORROW
Especial to The Democrat)

Narragansett Park, R. l., Octo- Der 29-Everything is in readiness for the great gala day at Nara gansett Park on Wednesday, when the finest racing program ever set before New England public will be decided.
 Equine stars, gathered from all points of the country, twinkle and glisten throughout the card of eight events, but of course, the big $25,000 Narragansett Special will be the focal point of the day. This event will be decided over one mile and three-sixteenths and seven of the finest horses in train- ing are definitely set and ready to
 Here is the lineup:
 Here is the lineup: Probable Horse Weight Jockey Odds Faireno .. 126 W. Saunders. 5-2 Auzucar ...126 J. Gilbert. .. 3-1 M. Khayyam. 126 M. Garner. Al Time Supply. 126 T. Luther. 5-1 High Glee IF A. Robertson. 5-1 Indian Runner 126 A. Tipton. 6-1
 All Ready.
 With the arrival of AZucar this morning from Laurel the scene of his Saturdays triumph, all starters are on the ground and in rare rac- ing trim. The Belair Stud year old Faireno, has been going like a four alarm fire in his preparation and this morning the clockers caught him traversing one mile in 1:30 3-5s, his fractional times being AS second for the half and 1:13 for the three quarters-a real workout that says the horse is at absolute tops.
 Azucar's performance in the Washington handicap last Satur- days was delightedly smooth one, Sonny Workman who rode, having the year old gelding on tight rein from start to finish. At that, F. M. Alger, Jr's horse travelledone mile and a quarter in 1:02 2-5 his fractional times being 23: 46 2-5s; 1:11 1-5; and 1:37.
 MT Khayyam has turned couple of slovenly performances of late, but the railbirds, observing him closely, hold the opinion that the Catawba Farm year old Is just about ready to turn in a great ef- fort. Time Supply, great sprinter has been steadily heightened in his work and yesterday he turned in very HeaI haii0 anu oh0 oi5"e" in 2:02.
 A. D. Woods indian Runner worked three quarters this morn- ing in 1:16 which tells little be- yond that the dusky gelding still retains his brilliant speed. If the leaders don't burn George Ogles charge out in the early stages, he will undoubtedly be factor in the rim for a hAnna
 The only Ally in the race, c. " Whitney's High Glee, turned in g nice piece of work for the clockers this morning, covering mile and one-eight in 1854 3-5s, fractional times 50 1-5; 1:14 Is and 1:4C 3-5s. With the clever Robertson up, no one is going to count this fillly completely out of the money
 So much for the big Narragan. sett Special, except to say that each runner will contribute 5000 to the purse, which with $25.000 added brings the total up to $32,00O cash the largest amount of money ever raced for in New England.
 Ekky to Run.
 Now for the second half of the story-Equipoise, mighty champion of Americas racehorses, will posi- 
 lively race at Narragansett or Wednesday--not in the Special. il having been found impossible te train the horse up to the distanct but in a special Invitation Race over six furlongs, for a purse oi $5,O0O. This feature was made possible by the vision of President Waiter E. O'Hara, who though knowing Equipoise could not ract in the Narragansett, was determin' ed to give New Englanders a looi at the champion, no matter wha' the cost.
 Opposing Equipoise will be 6 number of crack sprinters, headed by tho Catawba Farm year old Good Advice, and Mrs M. c Whites greatly improved Ally, Al Foriorn. A crack field IS assured and even at weight for age. as ths the conditions are, the greal