Arizona republican., 1915-11-20
RACES LACKING
 IN TIE OLE PEP
Potrero Boy Wins 2:O5 Pace By Alnassing One First and Two Seconds; Bonda~ leon Is His Closest Opp pOnent

The harness races at the fair grounds yesterday lacked something, chiefly : pep and a little mixture of ginger. The crowds took little interest in the events and one girl sitting in a box even went so far as to ask why the horses with 1 the little carts tied to them kept com ] ing around and interrupting the other i events"
 Tke 2:05 pace, scheduled as the prize number in the package, came near fill ing the bill Potrero Boy, who won the event, took down the bacon by get ting 9 second in the first two heats and first in the last one. Raya De Gro, who was counted on to make things interesting, took first tn the first heat and then was content with coming in fourth and fifth the next two heats.
 Raya De orc had a hard time cop ping the first heat He started out well the word was given, and led the field all the way, but was pushed to the limit by Durfee to flash under the wire first. The field was close behind on the stretch. and the little gelding had 10 extend himself considerably to come in ahead. Bondaleon won the second heat after having been boxed on the north turn. He pulled out and around the rest os the field and man aged to nose out first place. Potrero Boy took the third heat heading the procession all the way around The sullly to which POtrero Boy was at tached, took a notion to make things interesting and threw a tire on the home stretch. This little thing didn't stop him at all, in fact he never seemed 1 to mind the fact. Albalon1a took the 2:09 trot, winning the first two heats, but with consider able difficulty. In the first he just i nosed out Esperanza and that was all. | Tn the second heat he never had Q i chance until Sargo. driven by Durfee, 1 who was leading on the stretch broke. | Durfee was unable to make his horse ! come to earth, ana Albaloma came | home in the lead The third heat was i 2. vain attempt of the field to catch | SaTgo, who took the lead at the wire , and never relinguished it.
 The first heat of the 2:13 trot was a ! live one. The Lark was leading al the . quarter. with Columbia T. pressing her.
  well up in front fell back The Lark . pulled out ahead at the half mile post, but The Proof was coming strong and . passed her in a great burst of speed { old Folks was coming strong. but only . got third place. Columbia T. broke ! and had to content with fifth place. I The next two heats were merely pa rades, with the field chasing Old Folks . in the second heat and The Proof in ! the third
 It was a had day for w. c. Durfee. i The noted driver had been counted on Franks won under hard pressure ! from Oswald and Medford Boy
 One Half MiIe-S1o00o l Sweet Briar Rose blk m (Wn- l Ilinson). ? 3IcGinty be. Armstrong; 3 Myrtle Queen srm. Passey) No Quarter br.h. (Graham) Jim Ogle sr.h. (Ormes).
 Time: 0:57. Sr9 gI
 5a MiIe-S2o0
 l Francis c. b.m. CVan Camp).
 Tordello 2. (Ormes).
 3 Mike Mallet bg CDonovan)
 The Shrimp g.g. (Armstrong). Time 1:O1
 6lE FurIongs-S2oo l Tom Franks b.g. Armstrong; ? Medford Boy blk.g (Ormes) oswald CUnknowm
 I Red Hussar s. c. Donovan)
 Time 1:07.