Arizona republican., 1907-11-13
TUESDAY WAS CHILLY
 BUT RACES WERE WARM
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O. II. Christy. Herefords; E. A. Pack ard, Herefords and Shorthorns; Don ald Mcqueen. Galloways; II. Renaud, Holstcins; Elliot Evans, Jerseys; II. Brown, Dcvonshires, J. (. Adams, Jerseys. There were many others, the list being too long for special men ton. The Lily cream buggy COW was d novel and unique exhibit. driving to buggy as nicely as d horse.
 The colts. yearlings. two-year olds and three year olds. were judged by pr. Stone.
 THE RACES.
 The first race called was the 2:2i Irot, three in five. for SlOO0. with the following entries in the order of posi- tions drawn: Dyke owned by T. F.. Z Pollock and driven by Mickens; Kin ney Al. owned by Doble and driven by Crippen. The Major, owned and driven by J. K. Wheat. and Modicum, owned by Morris brothers and driven by Hayes. The heats were all finish ed in much better time than the class required and the race was good one. It was Kinny AIS all the way through with a hard fight between Dyke and Modicum for second money. Kinney Al broke at the start and Dyke reach ed reached out but Kinney Al recov- cred, crawled up at the half mile post and though Dyke led at the head of the stretch Kinney At passed him just be- fore the wire was reached. Dyke made the best exhibition but Kinney got the money. There was delay in scoring for the second heat and when they 'got away Dyke broke and Modicum passed him. going neck and neck with Kinney Al at the half. the other two being neck and neck hundred yards behind. The | time was l:4l l-4 et tle three-quarter pole and at the finish Kinney Al found ' Modicum a close second, Dyke third.
 the Major breaking in the stretch. | There was d beautiful start in the i third heat and all passed the quarter | in order, the time being 8. Modicum crawled up. Dyke broke and was pass [ ed by the Major. At the three-quarter pole they were in the same order and well punched and came down the | stretch like a prairie fire. Modicum | finished a close second. Dyke third,
 with the Major close.
 The four entries in the 2:l6 pace, | three in five. for $l.o00. drew positions as follows: Pointer Star, w. D. Ham, mond, owner, Chardson. driver; ! Katherine, D. NJ. Francis. owner, | Mickens, driver; Monkey Mack. J, ! Jones. owner. Frost, driver; Arro. F.
 J. Whitley. ownar, Bell, driver. This 1 was also d fine race. asonRey Mack passed to the lead at the quarter | Katherine all but caught up at the hali and Pointer was way back but on the | stretch. Katherine broke. Afro gained l the lead. Monkey Mack went to pieces
 Pointer Star passed him a neck at the | finish, the order being Arro, Katherine ! Pointer Star and Monkey Mack.
 In the next heat they strung out in position at the quarter which was passed in 32 3-i. Monkey Mack passed Pointer Star and at the half took sec ond place. evening up at three-quarter 1 pole and looked like a winner when he ! broke and the finish was Arro E., Mon- ! key Mack second, Pointer Star third
 Katherine fourth. In the second heat ! Afro lead all the way round, Rather
 inc broke. Pointer Star had fallen be-
 hind but caught up with her and they
 finished in the order of the start.
 The other harness race was the
 three year-old trot, two in three with five entries. $500 and added money | Odd Mark was conceded first none, by the other drivers and never showed
 up on the track. The other four horses which fought it out Tor second and ! third money, started in the following
 order: Margarite A. owned by Vim
 Mcintyre and driven by Frost; Fl c J.. owned by r.. A. Star and driven by
 Wheat: Senator TirZah, owned ana
 driven by W. x. Tiffany; Col. Round
 tree, owned and driven by Tom John
 son. The latter horse was distanced 1T the first heat. allowed to start again
 and the same thing happened, when he
 quit trying. TirZah took second posi-
 ton soon after the start but broke be-
 yond the quarter and Fl C. J. passed
 him. These positions were maintained
 until the head of the stretch whei
 Margarite broke and Fl C. J. won easi ly. Margarine second. Tirzah third. IT
 the second heat Senator TirZah trailec
 Fl C. J. but Margarite passed both al
 the quarter. Beyond the half Fl C. J
 was neck and neck with the mare witi
 Tirzah behind. It was a pretty rac'
 when the stretch was entered but F. | '. J- DTOht. lbAlpNtu hs In So4A thAi'
 Margarite led at the finish. In thu
 third effort they held their positions
 gradually lengthening out to beyond
 the half when Fl C. J. crawled up ant entered the stretch close to the mar but broke and it was all off. RESULT OF PA TROT. Kinney Al. l. !. l.
 Modicum. 3. ?. ?.
 Dyke, 2, 3, 3.
 The Major. 4. I, 4
 Time: 2:l7 3-4: 2:l6 I-i: 2:17 1-4. RESULT OF 2:I6 PACE. Afro F.. l. 1, l.
 Monkey Mack, f. 2, 2.
 Katherine. ?. 4. 1.
 Pointer Star, .. 3, 3.
 Time: 2:16 1-i; 2:15; 2:14 1-4. RESULT OF 3-YEAR-OLD TROT. Odd Mark first money