Arizona republican., 1909-11-11

With the automobiles as the chief feature today. the program will start at 1e:3O sharp. There will be a fine line of auto contests and no horse racing program except the runners This evening will be the fireworks and they will be spectacular. The usual admission. will be charged and the show should be well worth the tension by night, and fireworks set off from the trapeze by Odell. after which the searchlight will be turned upon him until he makes a landing. The manager of the fireworks display is well provided with lights and the grounds will be a scene of brilliance.
 Yesterday, the third day of the fair. was notable chiefly for the Indian sports. some good harness events. two of which ranked in the top notch for good travelling and close competition. the two things that move horsemen to use of the word sensational in their descriptions The big speed feature was the exhibition of Copa de orc in which his record was lowered from 2:02 to 2:01A. There was a big pro gram of Indian events, some of which were ludicrous and some of which were speedy. But as the years go by the Indians are fast approaching the white mans efforts in their races and in proportionate ratio are losing their novelty. The tribes are passing out of the side show into the big tent along with the main features. The most in- teresting special event in the way of entertainment yesterday was the pa rade and drill of troop c of the Eighth cavalry under Capt. Bigelow. Back and forth before the grand stand in squads and altogether at different times. parading with drawn sabers and without them, stopping before the grand stand and making their mounts lie down. then rushing to the front. skirmishing with the enemy by part of the men while the others went back for endorsements. They got off luck ily with only two killed-but nobody hurt It was a good exhibition and the troopers will do another turn by searchlight tonight
 The Races.
 The first race called was a special pace which was substituted for the 2:I0 pace. the same horses and one other participating. This proved a hard fought contest through the en- tire five heats and was one of two quite sensational events. The other was the 2:O5 pace. Queen Pomona drew the pole. with Demonio Wilkes I f,, The Queen led all the way around but had no opportunity to loaf and on the stretch was considerably hurried by Castle. Demonio and Lulu, in order. The time was :32%. -1:06h. 1:4s1z. 2:11. In the second heat Queen Derby was apparently in grave danger at the half mile post when Miss Castle came full abreast but fell back on the stretch and the finish was Queen Der by. Miss Castle. Lulu Hurst. Demonio Wilkes. Time. :32. 1:04A. 1:36. 2:10.
 Tn the third heat Miss Castle came into the limelight early. leading from the quarter to the wire, Lulu trailed and finally went to the rear, changing places with Demonio Wilkes. wko was last in the second heat The time was :90X. 1:O3. 1:35. 2:O9K.
 In the fourth heat Queen Derby evened up with Miss Castle and they travelled abreast down the back stretth but on the home stretch they were both passed by Demonio Wilkes which seemed to be saving himself for that occasion Castle was second, Queen third and Lulu far behind The time was :3012. 1:O2h. 1:371z. 2:10A.
 The fifth heat was a repetition of the fourth as to finish. which was the same as the start, but from the half mile post to the wire Castle and Queen put Denonio to a severe test. Time: :34. 1:09h, 1:41A. 2:14h.
 2:e-pace, Three in Five, 5000.
 Though this race was won by Gift line in three straight heats. there was not dull second in any one of them. It was one of the most exciting and spectacular contests that have been seen on this track. The order of the start was: Josephine. Giftline, Deli lah. Queen Pomona and Dick Allen. Giftline seems to have been waiting for this opening while Queen Pomona was not licensed to expect help from the others after the drubbing she gave them the other day That all five drivers had scented the money was evidenced by the scoring which be- came exasperating at last and brought the drivers up to the captains office for a preachment. Giftline took the lead at once but they punched on him at the three-quarter pole and fin ished under a hard drive for all of them. with Queen Pomona close second. Dick, DeliIah and Josephine in order. Time: 30. 1902, 1:34, 2:0612.
 The second heat was almost repe- tition in style. Dick Allen trailed Gift line at the start; then they all trav- eled in good order but close together until the head of the stretch and came under the wire with hard drive. each horse trying to move mp one position. The finish was Giftline, DeliIah, Queen