Williams news., 1905-07-22
TO GIVE AWAY $l200O
inducements for a Good Speed
 Program at the Fair.

hS iOtCIdSlSu iSSSiio'S eAAS Nih IVY ors of the Arizona Fair association have made public the selection of site-the Wasson tract. The con- sideration is about $S,OOO.
 The Wasson tract consists of so acres and is situated at Six Points. The Five Points car line will prob ably be extended to reach the site and as it is convenient to the Santa -Fe track, that road will probably run a train between the local depot and the grounds while the fair is being held. The matter of hand ling the crowds will therefore be no problem so far as getting them to and from the fair grounds is con cerned.
 The fair will be held in Novem- Der after the Los Angeles fair.
 Now that Arizona has a fair ground, fine race track, good sta bles. buildings and all other ap- pointments provided for in first class shape, and fair race meeting announced, it is time to take the race horse owners into confidence in the matter of what there is in sight for them during fair week. Of course the fine climate and the training quarters will be in sight the year round, but during fair week there is to be a nice bunch of money distributed among the horse owners. The fair management has decided that there will be about $12,000 available for the encour- agement of speed in one class or another and all the horsemen in the world are invited to come here and get some of it if they can qualify. The association has published an entry blank, copies of which will be furnished to any foreman upon ap plication to the secretary, w. N. Tiffany. On the back of the blank is printed a great deal of informa tion concerning conditions, purses, etc, and also a brief reference to the conyeniences and appointments of the fair grounds.
 The trotting and pacing stakes arranged for are as follows:
 No. 1. 2:35 class, trotting. $1 ,000
 No. ?. 2:22 class, trotting, $1 ,OO0
 No. 3. 2:10 class, trotting, $l ,000
 No. 4. 2:30 class, pacing, $1 ,0O0
 NO. 5. 2:17 class, pacing, $1,OOO
 No. 6. Free for all, pacing, $1 ,O0O
 No. '. For Arizona 2-year-olds, trotting,entrance moneyadded, ,$20O
 No. s. For Arizona yearlings, trotting, entrance money added $2OO.
 Mo- 9. For Arizona two year-olds pacing, entrance money added ,$200
 No. 10. For Arizona yearlings pacing, entrance money added ,$2OO
 The following conditions are an nounced applying to the races.
 Rules of the American Trottine association to govern, except as otherwise provided
 Six. to enter and four to start.
 Money divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent.
 Stakes Nos. 1, ?, 3, 4, , and 6 to be mile heats, best three in five.
 No race longer than five heats Money divided in accordance with summary at end of fifth heat
 Entrace fee to stakes Nos. 1, ?, 3 4, and 6, five per cent, with five per cent additional for money win ners
 A horse distancing the field, oi any part thereof, will be entitled tC only one money.
 One horse may be entered in two classes, and be held for but one en- try, unless two starts are made and horse may be declared out or or before Noy. 1. by filing written notice with the secretary, and pay ment of three per cent of the stake
 Two horses may be entered in one class and be held only for the entry of the horse that starts; but i neither horse starts one entry fet