Arizona republican., 1905-02-21
HOLIDAY MATINEE
Driving Association Has Fine Pro-
 gram for Wednesday.

The Phoenix Driving association will give another matinee on the afternoon of the 22nd at 1 o'clock sharp. Very little has been said about it thus far for the reason that there was some doubt about what the weather was going to be. Now that it has cleared up and the race track is in fine condI- tion, everything augurs we'll for an entertainment that will be worth going mics to see.
 The matinee will be free, no admis~ eion charges either to the grounds or sranu stand and all the public is ask e4 to do is to turn out and enjoy the spcrr. A special invitation is extended to the members of the legislature and the visiting shriners who are expected to be in the city on that day. But the special invitation need keep nobody else away. Everybody is invited and urged to come.
 The program is to be a particularly fine one. There will be four good races, the entries for which are given below and in addition a number of hi- teresting exhibition events. The pro- gram will start with the first conteat of the series to follow for the ownership of the Senator L cup. Mention of this prlzG and the terms of the contest have been printed before but briefly it ls 8 cup for the driver rather than the horse. The cup is offered in stimula- tiOIl of the three minute class and goes to the driver who drives the nearest to three minutes It is open to all drivers who are members of the as- scciaticn and it is immateriaI what horse he drives. If he prefers he may drive a different horse in every race Ef. is n-f H~sir hrTf fHfs winner mvst win three races before he gets the cup and there may be but one contest for the cup at any one matinee. IL will be necessary therefore to have at least three matinees before the cup is claimed and probably more. The cup IS offered by MT. Smith, owner of the well known horse, Senator L.
 Following this contest will come four scheduled races, each of which will be tile heats, best two in three and the el.t.ies for which are as follows:
 First race-Trotting. Entries: Sirius Onward, owner and driver. w. N. Tiff fany; Peggy Arnett, c. A. Smith own CT, pr. Horn driver; Annie Dillon, J. c. Adams owner, Ed A1ickens driver; Jessie Mack w c. Greene owner, c. F. Klotzbach driver.
 Second race-TrOt. Entries: Del nette, A. II. Davidson, owner and driver; Charles NJ. J. C. Adams owner. Ed Mickens driver; King Clerc, w. c. Greene owner, c. B. KlOtsbach driver; MT. Dooley, w. c. Greene owner.
 Third race-Pacing. Entries: Bill C, J. W. Canning. owner and driver; Iddie c. W. B. Cleary owner, Ed Bar mum driver; Governor Brodie, Wm. Tossing owner, J. K. Wheat, driver; Pointer Star w. r. Holder owner, DT. Horn driver.
 Fourth race-Pacing. Entries: By stander, J. K. Wheat. owner and driver; Arizona, W. C. Greene owner. c. B. Klotzbach driver; Custer, J. C. Adams owner, Ed Mickens driver.
 After the regular races there will be two exhibitions. The first will be by Florence Wilton. owned by W. c. Greene and driven by George B. Klotz- bach. Florence Wilton is the promis- ing pacer bought by MT. Klotzbach for MT. Greene last summer and brought here just before the holidays. During the holiday races it was demonstrated that she could go some as she paced a mile in 2;1212, which was the fastest record on an Arizona track. But Mir. KIotzbach says that was only an in- troductiOn. He proposes now to begin applying the speed lever and by spring he expects to have the mare ready for. some of the big money, in the event MT. Greene cares to 20 after it.
 The other exhibition will be by three of J. C. Adams pacing horses all in one race. The horses are Sally Point CT. MaydeIlo and Custer and all of them have been seen before on the Phoenix track to fine advantage This will be a good showing of what can be done from a single stable in Arizona, which ought to be and some day will be the hOrsemen's paradise.