It is known, that Motíğí tried to establish another newspaper, "Yaña Tormış" ("The New Life") in Uralsk, with Tuqay as one of constitutors, but that time Ğabdulla was already so popular in the Tatar society, that chief editors from Kazan, the Tatar cultural capital, offered him job. Moreover, Tuqay should be examined by a draft board in his native uyezd, and he left Uralsk anyway. The admiration with the future trends of his life in Kazan is expressed in "Par at" ("The Pair of Horses"), which consequently became the most associated with Kazan Tatar verse.