Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

among the prize winners are some en- | titled to show in the best company m the world.
 1 Among the features expected today will be. handkerchief picking con test and the usual fine racing pro- gram will take place, crowned by the [ big event Audubon Boys effort asains' i time.
 The poultry department of the i fair is so important that it ras to come l in every day for mention of some fact [ This time Superintendent Wood an- nounces that couple of wealthy Mex ican gentlemen from Hermosillo. called on him yesterday and secured the names of the prize winners in the va = rious departments. They desire to i take up correspondence with theiii looking to the importation into thelr country of some good stock In thls connection. Mir. Wood says that any body who wants to buy chickens. will facilitate matters between themselves and the owners, by reporting to him and he will put them in touch with all sires it announced that there will be . o'clock Saturday morning of all inter- ested i nthe formation of an Arizona Poultry Association. All breeders are welcome and urged to attend
 THE RACES.
 Yesterdays racing program was bet ter than the day before, there being one more harness event and all good ones. The first was a special trot, best three in five for a purse of 5000, be- tween Zombyetta, owned and driven by George Beckers; Boralma's Brother of the Greene string. driven by Klotz bach; King Entertainer. owned and driven by DeRyder and ]. J. NJ. Jr.. owned by J C. Adams and driven by Hall They started in the ordor named and King finished first in all three heats. ZOmbyetta dropped to the req soon after the s, art and all the others were close at the half. Boralma broke but recovered at the next post, the King still leading. The finish vas King, J. J. NJ. Jr.. Zombyetta and Bo- ralma. Time. S51k, 1:09. 1:43%. 2:16h s In the second heat Boralma was pressing the King hard at the quarter and was close at the half with J. j. NJ. Jr. third. Boralma on the last eighth gained second position but hundred feet from the wire J. ]. NJ. Jr. passed him. Zombyetta being some distance behind the three. King Entertainers time in this heat was 33ls. 1:O54, 1:3y and 2:121a. the fastest of the race
 In the third heat J. J. M. Jr. made a fine start pushing the lead horse close lsr rla fn ha half were well together. King increased his lead and all spread oG- in equal dis tance travelling with a regularity tha. was pleasing to behold. They fin- ished in the order. King Entertainer. Boralma, J. J. NJ. Jr. and Zombyetta The time was 34. I:O7h. 1:4O and 2:14h. The money went in the order. King. J. J. NJ. Jr., BOralma and Hnrr- byetta.
 The second race of the day was the Flagstaff purse of 5000. 2:3O irot. three in five. The horses and the or der of their starting were Dyke d hand some chesnut from the Griving team of T. F.. Pollock of Flagstaff, driven by Mickens: Miss Colbert. driven by DeRyder; George Hope. owned by
 
 George Beckers. formerly of Phoenix no wOf Los Angeles. the horse being driven by Mir. Beckers. Helen took the race in three straight heats bu; Dyke gave her a deal of trouble all the way through. the grand stands inter- est in the race seemed to be divided between them. Dyke wavered soon after the start and again at the head of the stretch. but recovered quickly both times and after losing the pole to Helen held second clear to the finish. Miss Colbert was third and Hope fourth. Time. 34h, 1:10h. 1:43h. 2:19A.
 There was a fine start in the sec ond heat but Dyke stumbled and lost time though retaining his position II |, was closing up at the half and striv- ing hard for first at the next post. the other two far behind. It was a pretty contest down the stretch. Dyke finish ing close up to Helen. Hope third and Miss Colbert far in the rear and ap- parently lame. Time. 34, 1909. l:42. 2:16A.
 The third heat was close to the quarter. Helen and Dyke close together but Helen leading a little all the way round and traveling as smoothly as a Pullman car It was also Dykes pret- tiest heat for there was not a break in it or d waver of any kind. Colbert came in third with Hope far behind. Time. 35h, 1:10. 1:44. 2:17k. The money was divided in the order of the finish.
 The next race was the two year old trot. half mile for s25O. The entries and order of start were Rex Jr.. driven by Moore; Senator Tirzah. owned and driven by Tiffany; Margretta, driven by Hall; Col. Roundtree, driven by Johnson; cd Mark. driven by Mickens. and Del So. owned and driven by Dav- idson. In both heats the start was made at the first trial. cd Mark won both heats. finishing in each with strong lead. In the first heat the or der of finshSof the others was Tirzah Margrctta. Roundtree, Rex and Del So In the second heat it was Roundtree Tirzah, Margretta. Del So and Rex The time was 1:21 and 1:22A. OG Mark Is owned by c. c. Hutchinson of Flagstaff and is a pretty animal in general appearance favOring very much both Custer. the Adams favorlte and Dyke, belonging to MT. Pollock