Arizona republican., 1906-11-14

l. The first race was the 2:09 pace for
 5000, known as the Globe stake, guar
 anteed by the citizens of Globe. The
 entries are given fin the order of their
 position after drawing: At the pole,
 Phalla. owned by Gatcomb and Thie-
 bald Of Concord. N. H., driven by Cat comb; second. Custer. owned by J. C. Adams, aud driven by Hall; third, The , Donna. owned and driven by DeRyder. fourth, Debertha. driven by Bonsler.
 fifth, Delilah, owned by Davis and
 driven by Delaney.
 | They made a good start and at the quarter, which was reached in 3l, Der
 bertha was a little in the lead Donna breaking soon after the start. The half Twas passed in 1;02 1-4, the next post 1 in 1:34. Phalla had regained her po- sitiOn on the inside and finished in 2:O5 3-4 with Derbertha a neck behind. Delilah third, the Donna fourth and 1 Custer in the rear. It was thought at | first that Custer was not urged. prefer
 ring to save his strength. but later events showed he was slower than Is his wont.
 There was a still better start in the second heat. Phalla and Derbertha
 being still closer together at the quar- | ter, all four in a bunch at the half
 Phalla leading at three-quarters and ' finishing again closely pressed. but this time by Delilah. Custer perked up a little and came in third. the Don
 ma fourth with Derbertha behind. It was a fine performance all the way
 through, the horses keeping close to- craf ho and f1o tn ha u-all rT7afph-
 ed. The time was 31 1-4, 1:03 1-2! 1:34 1-2 and 2:O5 S-4, same as the other
 heat.
 In the third heat, Custer started con- siderably behind, but gained. and for
 a time it was thought he would claim the heat and postpone a final settle ment. but he broke just before reach ing the stretch and again came in last. Phalla was tied again at the quar-, ter with Delilah. but led again at the
 half though all were close together until Custer's break. Delilah fell back to fourth place. The Donna advanced
 to third and Derbertha as in the first heat, crept up close to Phalla in the lead. Time, 90. 1:02 3-4. 1:34 1-2, and 2:06 1-2. The money went to Phafia, Derbertha, Delilah and The Donna. The four entries in the 2:I5 pace,
 known as the Greene stake for 5000,
 guaranteed by W. c. Greene. found po-
 sition in the following order: Dennis T. an Oklahoma horse. driven by Shively; Dan $, one of Stocks Fresno string. driven by Steward; Paul D.
 Kelly of the Greene string, driven by Klotzbach. and Bystander, owned by
 J. c. Adams and driven by Hall. They kept their positions to the quarter; Kelly dropped back at the half and
 the others punched. Bystander led
 without an effort at the finish, Dennis | second, Dan $ third and Kelly in the rear. Time. 3l, 1:02 1-2. I:35 and 2:10 1-2, the best heat of the race, both in time and smoothness Of travel.
 In the next heat Paul D. Kelly got
 away slow, but they were well bunch ed at the quarter, Bystander leading
 at the half. Kelly advanced to third place and the finish was Bystander. Dennis T. Kelly and Dan S. Time ! 3l 3-4, 1:04 1-2. :3S 3-4, 2:l2 1-2
 Early in the third heat Kelly got the
 pole but he could not keep it, Bystander passing the half in the lead. the others well together. In the finish
 Dennis was reaching hard for first place and Kelly coming down the stretch like a whirlwind, but there was no opening between the two lead horses and Dan s was far behind. Time 8. 1:O6 1-2, 1:39 1-2, 1:12.
 The next event was the Cowboy re- lay race. two miles. three changes There were three contestants. Tommy
 Rice, with the Bartlett-Heard horses,
 Bert Beilamy with the Dan Kleinman string. and Bud Burris with the Gibson string. It proved to be one of the most exciting events of the day and was
 ended in the following order: Bellamy,
 Rice. Burris.
 Morphy and the band gave another performance. the Roman rider went
 round the small track and the running race closed the program. This was a quarter mile dash for a purse of $20O The entries were Mckinley, Jerry. Fan nie. Free Silver. Mabel Scott and Clo- verton. Free Silver was the favorite due to her splendid performance the day before, with Mckinley second. due
 to the memory of what he did here last
 year. They finished in shat order.
 with Fannie third. Time 21 1-2 In
 today's running race Free Silver will
 have to meet Sweetheart the favOrite
 of the track a year ago.
 After the races it was announced
 that the balloon of the Western Car
 nival company would be sent up. and
 double parachute jump would be a feature. Though a large part of the
 audience departed. some thousands
 remained for this event. which was a great success and which will be re-
 peated today. The double parachute was a big parachute with a man in it
 and little one with a monkey in it The monkey was sterted first and fol- lowed by his competitor for honors.
 who made a safe landing on the fur
 ther side of the track.
 POULTRY AND PET STOCK. The chicken is supposed to be the last thing on the farm to receive at
 tention but here in Arizona where eggs
 are fifty cents a dozen half the time and hard to get at that, the hen is
 rated at her true value and the rooster
 a great deal more, for there isn't a | rooster in the world that ever laid an
 egg and the hightoned. aristocratic
 gentlemen hens at the territorial fair, whose importance rests largely on their tail feathers and their personal pulchritude, will not permit themselves tO he Nalupd a laSc thap five dolIo ,1