Arizona republican., 1910-11-08

Forest was second. Dick Allen third ! and Francona fourth. Time. 2:O6A The next heat was not SO fast or good. Happy Dentist won easily in l 2:09A There was a close finish be- tween Dick Allen and Colonel Forest, Colonel Forest coming out ahead by a ! neck
 Happy Dentist cinched the purse by taking the third heat in 2:071a. He led all the way around. passing the middle station in 1:04A. Up to the Ealf this was a fine heat but after that the Dentist gained steadily Francona showed some form. finishing in second place, a length and a half behind the winner. Dick Allen was third and Col Onel Forest fourth. Colonel Forest was awarded second money and Francona third.
 The 2:o9 Trot.
 w. G. Durfee didn't do quite as well as his doughty sire. He drove Carlo kin four heats to win the 2:O9 trot.
 The other entries were Vestale, owned and driven by Dick McMahon; Governor Francis, owned and driven by w. O. Foote. and ZOmbronut, owned by J. P. Porter and driven by Fred Ward.
 McNair had a lot of trouble getting these horses off together A dozen timessor more they went past the stand. only to be called back because one was running or the pole horse was behind The starter made some very emphatic remarks to the drivers but they didn't seem to do much good. Finally he gave them the word and they began the mile with Zombronut a length or two in the rear.
 There was a pretty race for time between Carlokin and Governor Fran cis At the half they were neck and neck. At the five-eighths pole ZOm- bronut passed Vestale ZOmbronut continued to gain until on the stretch he was close behind Carlokin. finishing second. Governor Francis slowed down when almost under the wire and lost second place Carlokin seemed to take the heat without half trying. The time was 2:1O&
 Zombronut pressed CaTolokin close all the way round in the second heat. There was a pretty finish, Carolkin winning by neck. The other two horses dropped some distance behind. This heat was trotted in 2:0SA.
 In the third heat Zombronut nOsed in ahead. At the quarter the horses were punched, with Vestale length or two behind Carlokin and Zombronut were striving for advanage. Past the five-eghths and three quarters poles they flew, and came down the stretch for the most sensational finish 0f the day. Durfee had the pole and hugged it closely. but right at the last ZOmbro- nut forged ahead and won by half neck in 20S24.
 It was predicted that Zombronut would take the next heat. but Carlokin succeeded in capturing the fourth heat, thus winning first money. Zombronut was ahead at the first turn. but dropped to last place before the half. On the stretch they were again punched. Carlokin won, however by several lengths. Zombronut, second; Governor Francis, third; Vestale, fourth. Time, 2:13A. The money was divided as they finished.
 The 2:18 Pace.
 Owing to lack of time, only two heats of the 2:1S pace were had. The race will be finished today. Following are the entries:
 Roxie Leland. owned and driven by w. T. Barkley; Buck. owned by F.. A. Reichel and driven by Al Russell; Mag eie Rarklev. owned by McEuen X Heimbaugh. and driven by Riley Me- Euen; Atalanta, owned by s. w. Hig- ley and driven by J. C. Clark The lat ter is an added entry
 If took a threat on the part of the starter to assess a fine of $25 against any driver coming up ahead of the pole horse to get the pacers off. After he made this threat the start was beautiful one.
 Maggie Barkley and Buck paced good race contesting every inch of the way Maggie Barkley took the neat Ill 2:111a.
 In the next heat the positions were reversed There was another strus- gle between Buck and Maggie Barkiey' At the half the horses were all strung ont. with Maggie Barkley first Buck second. Atalanta third and Roxie Le- land fourth. The finish was quite close but Buck nosed out ahead.
 Running Races.
 On the whole the running races were fairly good. The three-eighth mile dash was characterized by a spirited contest between Dude, ridden by Pas sev. and Selim, piloted by Frank Ora ham. The last hundred yards or so IL looked like Selim was sure winner, hut Dude showed unsuspected speed and won hv something less than nose Time, 1884.
 The half-mile running race was run twice. once the riders started without the flag. Grover. WhereWlthdl jockey, was called down by the starter for bringing a bronchO upon the track
 Take that horse back to the IarHh and break him." shouted McNalr.
 When the real race started where