Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
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But Some Classy Trotters Will ShoW-Pcter Me ollaack Heads List of Fast Trotters Entered for the Week
By c. :. WOOD

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 Lovers or speed Will not be disap-
 .iuteG when they attend the Ari- .s.ra state Fair harness races next -.snch. We always look to the free -.r-aH. the -.as paces, and the --09 .-al ta flenish the fast miles. There aec ten entities in the free-for-al and Fae z.ef Ia.es that can go at almost e t1.i minute gait any time they are ,aHej upon
 Al Arizona iS acquainted with the -ac-.E qualities of the wonderful Don Iseu~more.~ the North Dakota whirl- wind Don Densmore" is the horse tha. h-l d collision with q team of 'l4.,s that were pulling a harrow on 5H track lust gear. Don. was com lre down the stretch at two minute ep when he ran into the mules, run l.sa- $ ~u.ky-shaft foot and 9 half .H.a tle hip of cue or the mules. \ =.saerI miz-ul, ensueG and t was a ssauler tnat ali inc animals and allsers verr not Killed Don was f.~tucd almost uuhurt Int With his nerves badly shattered. Nevertheless lr went into rho frye-for-aIl race and made ~nen pronre" go in 3:05 to heat him jn The first mile.
 This sca- Don Dansmoro'' has been secsirs track records in the Middle West and broke the worlds racing rerorl for a half mile track.
 When Don comes here next month he is going to meet the won te-fal "Leata J. the California mare that created such sensation on the Grand Circuit in 1913. "Leata J. raced the wonderful Canadian selding
 Frank Hosash.' 1:591., to a stand stiI each y,innig four races out of eight meets.
 NIT. Bailey who raced "Leata J" that wear tried to get AIr. Murphy to bring f'rs ulz .3ogash" to Phoenix for a final 1sltv. cffer11E To give MT. Murphy all tEc money whether he won or lost lf he would simply come and set ;lsel race in order to sce which oci these two famous animals could win Inc deciding race Mr Bailey believed that their relative merits could be trouEht to a decisive issue if race co4lf be staged on the famous Arizona >tafe Fair track. MT. Murphy de- cli1ed the issue.
 When Lcata J' and Don Dens- more meet at the Arizona State Fair ther VIII find Bill" Durgee there with ~Nhite Sox." the bay mare that took The S2o.a00 purse at the Pana,na-Pa- cific International Exposition meet Last June. White Sox' is a regular little whirlwind and she has won ncarlt- every race in which she has been entered.
 AIr. DErgee will also have Clara Mas 1-os !. the brilliant brown mare 'hat set tho coast aflame last season NrtI she surunS tendon. She has ssiGe1tiy gotten over her lameness afrl l. now in racing shape. for AIr pureee has entered her with White SaN~ in all the fast paces at the Ari- Hna State Fair.
 There is another brown mare that is also entered in these classes. Way netta. owned by J A. Burnett of Denver, Colorado. ''Waynettar lowered her record at the 1914 Arizona State Fair six seconds, heating Assessor driven by Dick McMahon of Liberty NiiIe. Illinois. and "Rastus" driven by on Mcdonald. of Indianapolis, Ind.
 And this is not all All of these horses must beat the Beaver the Canadian champion from Winnipeg, Manitoba. and !" Bondelean," Charlie Sllva'S fast stallion. from Sacramento, and Teddy Bear" one of the fastest