Arizona republican., 1913-11-05
KANSAS MARE
 WINS STAKE
Minnie Chimes Comes Up from Behind and AnneXes Richest Purse of Phoenix Board of Trade-Yester- days Racing

After having warmed up by fore ing Dick W. to equal his record of 2:OSA in the first heat of the Phoe- nix board of trade stake, yesterday afternoon, Minnie Chimes, the favor ite, took the long end of the 5000 purse by three fast springs that won her the last three heats. It was feature race both in point of the amount at stake and because of the way it was won. Never has a pret- tier finish brought a Phoenix audi ence to it's feet, than that last one. Minnie had the outside, Dick the pole and Loch Lomond was between them. Fifty feet from the wire, the line wheeled exactly as in cavalry evo- lution, Minnie sweeping ahead for a neck win over a pole horse. Carl Hayden-not the Arizona con- gressman, but the black horse owned ty Gus Brown-easily took the 2:20 pace. Ettie Green got two seconds and third, and took second money. Princess Louise was a three straight winner in the 2:1S trot, another pret- ty race with Port Mona second and Meridian Jr. third.
 Phoenix Stake a Feature
 By all the dope, Minnie should have carried the Phoenix board of trade stake race in easy finishes. She has been stepping the mile in 2:O412 all through the great western circuit this season. She. has had her best season this last year, and was going mighty well all her races until yesterday. And she didn't do SD worse, at that Dick w. has been going well, too, but by marks should not have given Minnie such a tight race. Minnie Chimes belongs to Mary s. McVay and was driven by James McVay.
 Kinney Sham, the pole horse. had q good race, getting the first two thirds and then dropping to fourth for the final two heats. Times for the four heats: 2:08A; 2:091A; 2:O8H; 2:O94.
 2:46 Trot
 Loe Blossom failed to get in first in the last heat of the 2:16 and the race ended with Lady Sunrise winner. By taking the third heat, Loe made the dopesters jump, and Starter Me Nair feared he would have a post pOned race on his hands. It was nearly sundown when the last heat was run, and Sunrise got her final after splendid start and a stirring finish. Times for the heats: 2:171a 2:1712, 2:141a. 2:1413.
 Running Races
 Wisemason, Pinkstaff up, won the mile running race after a hot dash down the stretch. His time, 1:401a. is very good. Nanny McDee was sec ond and Ceos third.
 Dr. Shoot was a neck winner over Hel Bender in the $ dash on the half mile track; Mike Mollette, third time, 1:O2A.
 WEDNESDAY
 3-year-oId Trot Arizona Horses) l. Oh Look, b. S. by Oh So. A. H Davidson, owner; J. M. Scott, driver ?. Sadie View, br. m by Direct View; w. L. Selman, owner; J. K Wheat, driver.
 3. Rosa Lee. b. f.. by Dr. Clark: J. T. Clark, owner and driver
 3year- old-Pace Arizona Horses) l. ZOmbrinO, blk. S. by Prince Zom- primo; J. T. Cummings owner; l. b Butler, driver
 ?. Mac Leland, br. g.. by Leland D.: W. L Selman, owner and driver
 3. Etta Green. b. r. by Colonel Green. John Breezley owner and driver.
 2:42 Trot 1. Altaloma, b. S, by Almaden D.; L. Borden, owner and driver.
 2. Alerick, b. g.. by Directo; w C. Durfee, owner and driver
 9. May Mack, b. m., Arthur Will kes; c. L. DeRyder owner and driver. 4. Zomena, b. m., by Zombro; D. F. Stewart, owner and driver 
 Free -for-AII
 l. Don PrOntO, b. S., by Director General; w G. Durfee, owner and driver.
 2. Leata J., b. m., by Royal Me Kinney; s s. Bailey, owner; Frank Chids, driver 3. Our Colonel, b. h., by Colone! Crochan; B. Jones, owner and driver