Arizona republican., 1905-12-30

had during the same hours and the suggestion is made that each exhibitor should be careful and put the leg bands on all their birds before taking them from the building. These leg bands are furnished free at the poultry house.
 1 Yesterday forenoon was devoted to the finishing up of the judging in the various departments, and to the gen. eral inspection of exhibits by the visit ors. The afternoon program began with the racing. though today it will probably be preceded by the live stock parade of prize winners and the Kilties band concert.
 THE RACES.
 The first race was the trot for two year olds, half mile best three in five, for S2O0 and added money. The race was won by George, a chestnut colt owned by J. c. Adams and driven by Hall. Otto Sarony was second. both horses finishing all three heats in that order. Oakes Murphy was third, driven by Mickens, Rachella, owned by w. N. Tiffany was fourth. Willie Amber, owned by Cavallieri was fifth. The time and finishes are shown in the summary. The winner George, was enterad in thct name for the req son that he is best known by it around the stable. The horse though is a re- gistered animal, his registered name being Colonel Randolph, in honor of Col Epes Randolph, president of the Southern Pacific branch lines in Ari- zona
 The second race was the three year old pace, one mile best three in five for purse of s400. There were five entries but two were scratched before the race and Lillian Zolock who finished third I in three heats, was acting badly and , out of tha contest so she was with drawn leaving Billings and Helena Nor gan to fight 1t out. It proved to be a real race and took five heats to deter mine the result. In the first heat Bill | ings took the lead early and maintain ed 1t finishing two lengths ahead of Helena. The second heat was close for the two horses clear round to the stretch where Lillian Zolock gained materially on them. Helena shot out her feet in a way that gave Klotzbach, who was riding behind Billings, very great alarm. He put the whip to his horse and finished about a neck in the lead. The time in this heat was 33. 1:O5k, 1:40h, 2:14H. In the third heat Billings was followed by Helena very closely to the stretch when the mare took the lead and won by half a length, the time was 3912, 1:O6, 1:4O1h and 2:15. In the fourth heat Billings followed closely to a break, recovered and then broke again, the mare com ing under the wire 100 feet in the lead The time was 37h, 1:11A, 1:45h l2:22R. In the fifth and deciding heat Helena was close pressed to the half when she began gaining and Billings evidently tired came in two lengths behind. Time 33A, 1:O6H, 1:41% I2:19k
 The free for all trot was the third race to start and there were only two contestants. It was hard fought be- tween Briney K and Boralma's Broth CT. Boralma led in the first heat clear to the stretch but was only a head in the lead at the wire. Time 33A. 1:O6 I:4O, 2:12H. In the second heat Briney K reached the quarterpole first and led to the finish but was only q length ahead Time B, 1:O6H, 1:4Ok 2:14A. In the third heat .Boralma broke but caught up again on the stretch and came under the wire a few feet to the good. Time 32%, 1:O6, 1:39 2:1SA. Briney led the fourth heat to the eighth but Boralma passed him at the half and came in a length to the good though Briney was lashed to his limit. Time 33A, 1:07A, 1:40H, 2:161I
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