Arizona republican., 1920-11-13

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 The first race on the days program was the 2o7 trot, purse s2500. Surety and Sterling Lous were scratched, leaving D. J. Burke, Columbia T.. Bar bara D. and Kitty Bond. Kitty Bond won the first and third heats. D. J. Burke won the second. also taking sec- cnd and fourth in the other heats. Barbara D. took two seconds and a fourth. Columbia T. had two thirds and a fourth. The time was 2:10&, 2:0SA. 2:0s%.
 The second race was the 2:11 pace. purse $2500. Easter Bond, c. F. Silva's bay gelding, won in straight heats. May Online was second, taking two seconds and a third, and Julia M was third. Time, 2:0SA, 2:osA, 2:oS1s. Average time for the six heats was 2:0S 4-5.
 A summary of these two races fol- lows:
 2:o7 class trot, purse s250o.
 Kitty Bond, b. m. (De Ryder) I 1 D. J. Burke, b. g. (Durfee) A 1 7 Barbara D., b. m. (Durfee) ..-..2 4 Columbia T.. b. m. (Silva) .....3
 Time, 2:10%, 2:0SA, 2:0S%.
 2:11 class pace, purse $2500.
 Easter Bond, b. g. (Silva) .-....1 l May Online, ch. m. (Keener). ...2 3 7 Julia M. b. m. Qvey) .......3 3 Petrea, ch. m. (Schwartz) ....4 4 4
 Time, 2;0sA, 2:0sA. 2:0S1s. The third race, quarter mile open dash, proved not only one of the best events on the program but resulted in 1 lowering the local track record for that distance, Lady Mack stepping it in 22H seconds, as compared with 22A seconds, the best previous time made here. The race was a pretty one, Lady Mack and Tick Tack racing neck and neck around the turn and down the | stretch, the former poking her nose to the fore just under the wire. The rest of the field was well punched, three links to aft, with Jennie Mack getting the show money.
 That grand old veteran of western
 turfs. Jo Blair. staged comeback
 against a fast field in the fourth race
 a one half mile dash. Corn Cutter
 made him extend himself at every
 point with result that he got to tho
 wire in ASIA. exceptionally fast time and probably a new mark for the loca track. A pretty start sent the fielc
 of five away in good style, but it soor developed into a two-horse affair, witt Jo Blair and Corn Cutter out by them
 selves. NorvelFs veteran had hal
 length advantage coming into th'
 stretch, but in whipping drive dowl
 the lane Corn Cutter came fast. bu did not have the reserve to carry her t the front. The Irwin entry was sec ohd, a head behind. Prairie was third a length and a half behind Corn Cutter ] Other starters were Smiling Anne an Crispy.
 l Chantress showed a great burst o speed coming into the stretch in tn
 fifth race, a % mile dash, against 3 field of Il starters, and barely nose 5 out a victory over Mayze Barber. sec 5 ond, and Boys Favorite, third. Tn !. time was 1:02A.
 l At this point Barbara D., owned b
 ". G. Durfee of Los Angeles, trotte mile against time, Durfee up, com = pleting the circuit In 2:06is.
 Underbrush got away to good stai = in the sixth race another 5s mi Q dash, and held the advantage to tt r turn into the stretch, when l.. Gentr Q and Sad Sam outran him in the flint d 150 yards. L. Gentry finally poked ol e nose victory with Sad Sam secon e and Underbrush third. Time, 1:0SA. s True Lane, backed heavily to wi 1t ran true to form and name and WE @ home an easy winner. Place posido l. went to the veteran Art Rick vii IT Little Orphan third. The time W; e 1:14. the distance A mile, 9th 8 starters were Celebrate, Go On, Tret IS won and Iron Man.
 n Gomul, the favorite, led all the WE IS in the eighth race, at one mile, vii )t ming handily. Lady Innocent was SC d ond and Bonnie's Buck third. Borea
 Gift Fl Ray and Links Lady. also sfa J. The time was 1:42.