Arizona republican., 1906-11-15

Wedged his way through the bunch Co | third place. the three finishing clos. together Friends of Sweetheart are ready to see her go against either of the other two. on an even start. Ard a match for Free Silver for a shorter distance would also be worth while. It was in this race that the jockey leg was injured. He kept in the saddle to the finish but was badly squeezed on the turn.
 MORE STOCK. In the horse barns. breeding stock and racing stock are mixed togethes promiscuousIy and 1t is almost a hope less task to try to separate them for the purpose of a newspaper article. This is due to the fact that with all the equipment, there is yet a scarcity of stall room. and another year will necessitate further improvements It Is not the intention to mention in this article. the active racing stock for that gets it's proper publicity in track events. but only the breeding stock. some of which has done service on the track in other years. And as announc- ed before. 1t is altogether likely that some good horses will be overlooked unintentionally. This is a continuation of tn. stock exhibit article appearing in yesterdays paper.
 In the first horse barn is found the French imported Percheron stallion. Calipso 32342, jet black animal owned by M. B. Horowitz, and weighing 1.ss9 pounds.
 Nearby is the bay French Coach horse Croiseur. a new horse in the val ley since last Fair time and a fine anil nal. Register No. 4O76.
 The Phoenix Coach Horse Company exhibits Crasville. No. 1924. French Coach stallion 17 hands high.
 W. T. Cummings of Tempe is the owner and exhibitor of Plano Boy. a registered jack of fine accomplish ments.
 Major Willis Is w. N. Tiffany's five year-old stallion, a standard bred thot- ter well known in this section.
 Reuben Hill has a couple of good looking Jacks in the same barn.
 w. J. Warren of Phoenix has a six year-old Jack that looks good to mule lovers generally.
 Stan-Dell. No. 333S5. Is standard bred trotter of Electioneer stock. He is shown by s. r. Wayne. whose ad- dress is box 1122. Phoenix.
 Billy Barkley is a yearling stallion owned by Banks Vaughn. and is | promising horse.
 John Beck and sam Y. Barkley, of Tucson. have fine lot of horses on the grounde. Among them is gaited sad dler. the Belle of Pike, registered. No. 2620. in the American Saddle Breeders Association.
 Henry Lee is a good looking two- year-old pacing stallion.
 John Bonner of Phoenix exhibits a beautiful crossbred dapple-gray stall lion. weighing 2.26O. of Percheron and Clydesdale stock, sire and dam regis tered.
 Fl c. is a two-year-old trotter by Sonny J.. owned and exhibited by F.. A. Starr. a well known local horseman. He is among the most promising of the young horses.
 Colonel Randolph Is a threeyear-o trotteT. owned by J. c. Adams. and is fine horse. having been seen on the SonirNldN-
 Togo is a year-old trotter. own ed by MT. Ryder of Mesa City.
 Harry Friedman has a fine looking young horse. recently acquired, of good stock, sired in California.
 Sonny J.. by Boydello is owned and shown by Tom Johnson. He is well known local sire and has been frequent ly seen on the local tracks.
 SHEEP.
 Tn the sheep building there is a good display of sheep. goats. and one novelty is a pet deer He will take the prize in his class. having no competition, as will the pet bear down at the horse barns. which. after all. is not so. much of a pet that he is permitted to get strangle hold on anybody.
 The names Of exhibitors could not be secured on all the sheep but among them are Experiment Farm. J. c. Mu- derbach. and the goat exhibit comes from the Gila County Angora Goa: Company. And they are all good.
 SWINE.
 There is the same scarcity of owners names in the swine building. but among them are Edith Evans. the Experiment Farm. H. Renaud. A. NJ Wiatt Mir Harri, and MT. Johnson. Stanley How ard of the Mountain View farm has a large display and one of his pens pre- sents the unusual sight of six blue ribbons and five red ones. taking about everything in sight on that class of hogs.