Arizona republican., 1907-11-15
OTHER EXHIBITIONS.


ishing in 2:11A, amind the plaudits Of
the multitude.
OTHER EXHIBITIONS.
During the afternoon George Beck
ers started his trotting horse. Zom
boyetta. TO beat 2:15A, and accom-
plished his purpose. No pacemaker
was used and the exhibition was a
pleasing one. There was never a break
and the stride and gait Were appar
emily perfect. The time was 332.
1:O6A, 14Ola and 2:l4A. with a sec
ond and much glory TO the credit Of
horse and driver.
The live stock sale of the Adams
Jerseys was begun yesterday and
thirteen animals were disposed of at
an average price of sos per head
This was a good price for some and
cheap for others, but all are registered
animals. The sale will be continued
today at 1890 in the live stock tent.
The cows have finally been secured
for the exhibition of the milking ma
chine and two cows were MIXED yes
terday on the grounds and will be
from now on, both morning and even
ing.
The announcement is requested that
all mothers having babies worth while.
and that means all Of them. will please
remember that the baby show has not
been forgotten. and that il will be a
big event on Hassayampa Day. being
billed for Saturday al 10 a. IN.
DAN PATCH TODAY.
Dan Patch. the worlds fastest har-
ness horse. will appear on the track
again this afternoon and start to beat
of Monday was a noble one and his
performance was a complete success.
Though he failed to accomplish its
object he paced the fastest mile ever
seen in the west or that probably will
be seen for a long time TO come. un-
less he should beat il today. This will
probably be his last performance here
and those who want to see Dan Patch.
and who will gamble a little time
against seeing what may be the fast
est mile ever made. should be on hand
today. Dan came out Of his big Mon
day exertion in fine condition and is
being cared for as carefully as though
he were a sick baby. II today should
prove as fine weather as yesterday
there is reason to believe that he Will
beat his Monday performance and pos
er. to lower the record.
In addition TO the banks and bust
ness houses closing at noon today the
railroad ticket offices and freight
houses viii also close at noon. II is
a great popular uprising, TO see Dan
Patch.
THE RACES.
The harness races We're very inter
nd nd
thing went off so smoothly and the
classification proved so unique. that
the job was cleaned up earlier than
any other day of the fair.
The PIP pace came first, three in
five. for $1,000 The entries in the
order of starting were Looking Out.
owned by Lee Hall. driven by Bell:
Ginger. owned by c. B. Loose. driven
by Spicer; Mandolin, owned and driv-
en- by ]. c. Mosher. and Queen Po-
mona, owned by NJ. a. Thompson and
driven by Hall. Queen Pomona was
a fine performer on this track last
year and became a great favorite.
Yesterday was her first appearance
this year and though she was not so
imposing in her general looks as some
Of the others. and started last, she
that she had the speed. .
Soon after the start Ginger got the
pole from Lookout and al the quarter
Queen Pomona took second place.
The half was passed in 1:06iz and the
positions Were maintained To the last
post at 1:3sis. Ginger led TO the draw
gate, when Queen passed him and fin
ished in 2:09A. Ginger. Mandolin and
Look out III order. In the second heat
they maintained the order Of starting
clear to the stretch. the quarters be-
ing>1nade in 30. 1:O34 and 1851. In
the finish Mandolin pressed ahead Of
Ginger and the ending was Queen.
Mandolin. Ginger and Look out. Time
2:07&. In the third heat the quarter
was passed in BIZ Mandolin broke
on the back stretch and Ginger took
second place. They We're punched at
the three-quarter pole. 1868. and fin
ished close together. Queen. Ginger.
Look out. Mandolin. 2:102..
SPECIAL PACE.
The special pace for $1,000 was
participated in by AFRO f. Monkey
Mack and Daniel J. starting in that
order. This was a fine race and a
most remarkable one in this respect
The horses We're entered in the order
given drew positions in the same order
finished each Of the three heats in the
same order and AFRO made each of
the heats in the same time, 2:1iix
In the first two heats the travelling
was always in the same order and
they We're most OF the time quite close
together. The only deviation was in
the last heat when Monkey Mack took
the pole. Leading from the quarter to
the half. when AFRO resumed and DAN
iel hurried Mack until the former
broke.
The two-year-old pace. half mile.
two in three. for $500 was slow race
but the colts travelled very smoothly.
Onward Prince, owned by b. B. Beech
er. winning first money. Ebert ID.
owned by s. Y Barley and Lottie
Chambers. owned by W. T. Barley.
made a family affair OF il and divided