Arizona republican., 1909-11-11
Paced . Mile Yesterday In 20l IA, a New Record
 For a Notable Horse
Indian Day Was One of Novelty and Continuous Per formance-Two Harness Races of Sensational Sort -Giftline Wins the 2:05 Pace-The Automobile Will Be King Today-Be On Tme-Fireworks and Bal loon Ascension Tonight.

Pomona, Dick Allen. Josephine. Time: :S1, 1:O3A. 1:S5. 2:o7k.
 In the third heat Queen Pomona and Dick Allen trailed. Giftline and Deli lah. the first two going evenly at the quarter in 3OlA At the next post 1 Queen came up to their heels and the | three punched at the third post. Queen passed both Delilah and Dick and l there was a pretty finish as follows: Giftline. Queen Pomona. Dick Allen, Josephine. Delilah Time: :301s, 1:O2I4. 1:342s. 2:Osii.
 2:0e Special Trot.
 This was good race also, but was won in straight heats. all finishing in the same posi- tion each time. The race started in the following order from the pole: Carlokin. Goldenut, Ritchje Baron Queer Knight. Queer Knight moved to second placs<at the second post and they stretched out in procession Ritchie Baron got the pole for a time at the head of the stretch but lost 1t and the finish was Carlokin. Baron. Knight. Goldenut Time: :32h. 1:O51. 1:3S, 2:13. The second heat was less interesting for Carlokin had the others outclassed but there was a fine struggle for second place be- tween Ritchie Baron and Queer Knight. but without result. Time: :32i2. 1:05A. 1:37E. 2:1i. The third heat was notable only for CarIokin's break on the back stretch that looked fatal for while. but he recovered and won easily. Time: :31k. 1:o54, 1:4OIs, 2:I34.
 Special Records.
 Mein Kleiner, owned by E. F Bin der. and On Conn. owned by j. H. Kelly, were driven in two-heat race by their owners to beat their trotting records of 2:3O. Mein KIeiner took the first heat in 2:24< and On Conn took the next one in 2:2Sh.
 Two-Year- Old Pace, s4oo and Added
 Money.
 Four horses were started in the following order: Count Majeska, owned by Ralph Quinn. driven by Wheat Minnie D. owned and driven by H H. Foltz; Ted, owned by W. Johnson. driven by Passey: Baby. owned and riven by J. J. HiIl. It was half mile drive. Count Majeska talk ing both heats in 1:59A and 1:17.
 Cops De oro's Exhibition.
 The only other harness event was the effort of Copa De orc against his own pacing record of 2:O2. It was a splendid exhibition and ended in 2:01 h. equaling the time of Minor 1 Heir on Tuesday. COpa was paced by fine running horse in harness He might have made even better time earlier in the day had it been an op- perfume time to start but the stiff breeze that blew all the afternoon did not die. away until nearly sundown. | when the air began to chill. But 1t was a glorious mile in any event and 1 the timers got befuddled in announc- ing the finish, owing to the gearing of tbe device for that purpose The audience cheered as the horse came under the wire then held itself in re- straint until the figures went up cor rectly. then expressed it's approval by 1 a mighty burst of applause. The 1 quarters were: :291S. 1:O0h, 1:30, l 2:O1h.
 Running Dash. A half mile running dash announced l for the day before was pulled off with | three entries. Little Nose. Fl Carlo. ! Billy Bartlett and Romero The cards | of the day before were not in evidence | and many speculated with the under | standing that the entries referred to | the cards printed yesterday. Confu- l sion and misunderstanding followed | and the judges declared all bets off 1 if any had been made
 Relay Race.
 The cowboy relay race, two miles. | was pulled off with the same entries | as the previous race. ard was won | by oscar Roberts. Tommy Rice sec ond. Worth Bellamy third. Jim Col | lins fourth and Bud Burris fifth. l Time, 4:5O