Arizona republican., 1906-11-13

ment was paid him when he was at that time asked to come again this year. Then on behalf of the manage ment he introduced Governor Kibbey. who said ne mad been asked by the management to officially open the program. He reviewed TOT a ru-uure or two the history of the fair. the help that had been given it by the territory, and the enterprise of the cryrzens wnO had formed the association and pro vided a $5OOOO plant where the fair could be held. He felt that all these things were justified in the bringing together once a year Of so many of the representative people of the terri tory. in the stimulating of the varied industries which though different. are in no wise hostile in purpose. Con- cluding, he said: "The second territo- rial fair is now open for your pleasure and merrymaking.
 The judges were H. F. Campbell 0f Flagstaff, J. NJ. Ormsby of Tucson and J. Scott Mccoy of Libertyville, III. The timers were Wm. sIcCausland of Tombstone. George Richardson and Alex Davidson of Phoenix
 The first race called was the 2:1n Urot. best three in five, for a thousand dollar stake, known as the Bisbe- Miners stake. In the entries were two of the Greene horses. Boralma's Broth CT, and Jesse Mckinney. the first be ing scratched. This proved to be the exciting race of the day five heats be ing required to figure out the answe~, and nobody knows yet, just which is the best all-sUmmer horse. Positions were drawn as follows; Jesse McKin- ney at the pole. Grace Bond second. pr. Frasse third and Helen Norte fourth. Jesse Mckinney is the Greene horse. driven by KIotzbaugh. Grace Bond was driven by J. '. Gatcomb. and with Phal!a. which will race today. is owned jointly by him and Mir. Theo- bald, who has no interest in Audubon Boy, as enormously stated a few days ago. Dr. F'rasse is one of the De Ryder string and was driven by MT. DeRyder. Helen Norte, who won the race, is owned by NIT. Brents of Walla Walla Washington, and was driven by Rutherford. In the first heat McKin- ney broke soon after the start and lost position and Grace Bond took it. Helen Norte wavered near the half, and the finish was Grace Bond, Dr Frasee. Helen Norte and Jesse Me Kinney. The time was 33 1-2, 1:O7, 1:39 and 2:1O 1-2. the fastest heat ever
 
 the next heat proved a half second faster.
 In the second heat pr. Frasse press ed Grace Bond closely between the quarter and the half, Helen Norte crawling up until she broke. The fin ish was in order, Grace Bond, Dr. Frasse a neck behind, Helen Norte and Jesse Mckinney. The time, beginning at the half, was 1:O4 3-4, 1:3S and 2:1O.
 By this time Grace Bond was the fayOrite and the grand stand picked her for a winner, but it was not to be Jesse Mckinney was behind the rest of the time, but the other three reach ed the quarter in a bunch in :33, Grace leading a little. Same lineup at the half, in 1:O5, but near the three-quar- ter post Grace Bond broke, Helen Norte passing in 1:3S 1-2, finishing in 2:11. pr. Frasse second and Grace Bond third.
 Tn the fourth heat Helen Norte broke and Grace Bond took the pole again. leading at the quarter in 33, but the two strong opponents closed up and kept that way until the half was pass ed in 1:O5 1-4, same at the three-quar- ter post in 1:3S 1-4. Down the stretch they came almost in a bunch, Dr. Frasse leading until near the wire. when Helen poked her nose ahead in 2:1O 1-4. The Dr. second and Grace some distance back. It was the most exciting contest of the day, and gave the Walla WaIla horse two heats, Eecessitating the fifth one.
 Grace Bond stock rose again in the fifth when she led at yne quarter in 33 All of them, including Jesse Me Kinney, closed up in a bunch at the half, in 1:06, passing the next sign