Show II i I Why Weaklings Can Win i I I I A MAN 5 59 years years' old raced a joc jockey jockey- ey- ey i I 11 ridden horse in London England ten tenI I hours a d day y for six days The man man C. C W. W H Hart rt won He ran miles the horse I miles iles Tl The e horse could easily outdistance the theman man early man early in the race But Hart had more I endurance Power wins whis battles Endurance I wins the w war warp r. r Its It's like the prizefighter who didn t know now wh when n he was as s beaten Not I knowing he refused to fought give up- up fought up fought doggedly doggedly doggedly dog dog- gedly u until his sup superior lasting lasting- powers overcame overcame over over- ver- ver came his opponents opponent's superior strength and skill In this race between a man man and a horse the man an winning you you have have a a clear cut illustration illustration illus illus- s of why brilliant men are often left far behind by men of inferior ability in in inthe the race for success for or success Natural ability and influential I friends oft often n count less than endurance Inthis In this case case endurance involves several things One On superior physical power aids an ana t a average br brain ri to beat t out the superior brain brainin in fe weak body A bright light burns bums out quickly if it has a weak battery Two reliability reliability relia relia- and thoroughness ar are frequently more desirable than intellectual genius A plodder I who can be depended on will outdistance a aman I man with a better better- brain handicapped by a tendency to be slipshod and unreliable Three determination ambition and willingness to o work hard for success these success these make a man forge ahead o of a rival who may have hare more ability but is easily discouraged or lazy |