Arizona republican., 1913-11-04
MAY MACK CLEANS
 UP FEATURE RACE
Colts Are Orderly But Slow In First Two Events of Fine First Day Program; Rice Wins Fast Relay Race in 4:32.

Charley De Ryder's mare, May Mack driven by the redoubtable owner. himself, cleaned up the 2:19 trot in straight heats at yesterdays racing meet, the first of the State Fair series. Of a card of four har- ness races, two of them for colts, this event stands out strongly as the best controlled and fastest Against the background of the slow, careful colt trials, the two sWifter races looked like big stuff.
 Zulu Belle, two years a pacer after long and useful service as a trot- ter. annexed the 2:O7 pace in 2:06H, which is a second better than her record The Belle, owned by by c. A. Durfee and driven by the owner, has had remarkable luck on the Ari- zona track, though not always win ming firsts. The Belle is the girl who forced Homer Mac to pace the mile in 2:O6A on the third day of last years meet. finishing a neck be- hind Pettigrew's heroic son
 Starter w. P. McNair had his usual running fire of irony working like a clock, and the colts got away on one score in the two-year-oId events. 
 straight and Ludello got the pace in the same manner. These two races were slow, being timed in B, 46H for the two heats of the pace and 351A and 371a respectively for the pacing heats. Selman's Gypsy Boy was easy second in straight heats in the trot and Rich Kid gor a fourth and a third place in the same event. Gabrielle was second and Leland Lambert third straight in the pace. Although both these races were slow, they were well managed, the young sters giving AIcNair lttle trouble. to start. None of the heats were close
 2:19 Trot.
 They got away to a bad start in the first heat of the 2:19- trot. Ala ric, driven. by Will Durfee, broke badly after the score and slightly confused the field. But it was close clear to the stretch. where May Mack added to her lead and crossed the line an easy. winner in 2:11H. Major By was second by a splendid sprint and Alaric recovered sufficiently to get a near third.
 The second heat was closer. Three sulkeys came down the stretch with the wheels practically locked. Alaric dropped to third after having broken again, and they finished in the same order as the last heat in 2:101a.
 The third and final heat was May Mack's by a close margin. Time 2:113s.
 2:O7 Pace.
 Zulu Belle triumphed and took the big end of a $2,OOO purse by speed ing away with both heats in the 2:O7 pace Her first endeavOr took her out of a press at the last turn and carried her over the line a good length to- the good with Hal J. step ping along fit to kill, within a whips swing of the other driver Little Bernice was third
 The second heat was the closest Hal giving away to Bernice as the runner up, and The Belle winning by the same tactics Hal and Bernice divided second and third money even.
 Zulu's record went down one sec ond Time for both heats, 2:06A.
 Good Running.
 Oswald, B. F. HObart's bay gelding won the 5s mile running race afte1 travelling half the distance with mos of the barrier trailing. Pinkstaff. tnt jock, was almost unseated at the start when the elastic took his noun across the forelegs, but he managed well enough under the circumstances Piper's Split, second, winner of tn well remembered Frontier day matcl
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