Arizona republican., 1920-09-29
MUCH IF INTEREST IN HORSE AND MULE
 DIVISION AT FAIR

Lovers of horse flesh will have much to interest them in the exhibits which will be shown in the horse and mules department of the state fair to be held here during the week of Nov s. Everything from mammoth Percherons to Shetland ponies will be shown. Gaited and range saddle horses also will be entered in the competitions, and an even more practical touch to the exhibits will be given in the showing of farm teams and mules.
 The registered stock for the purpose of competition will be divided into three classes: Coach breeds, Perch erons, and the third embracing Clydes- dales, Belgians and Shires. Unregis- tered roadsters will constitute a fourth division, and in each of these four classes the following awards are an nounced:
 For the best stallion, years or over, first prize, s25; second prize, $15.
 TOT the bes. stallion, 2 years and under 4. first prize, s2o; second prize. SIz-
 For the best stallion. 2 years old and under 3. first prize s14: second
 For the best stallion 1 year old and under ?, first prize, s10; second prize $6
 For the best stallion colt under year. first prize. $1o; second prize. So.
 For the pest mare 4 years OiQ ana over, first prize, $14; second prize, s.
 For the best mare. years old and under 4, firstN prize, *12; second prize. $7.5o.
 For the best mare. 2 years old and under 3, first prize, s10; second prize. s6.
 For the best mare. l year old and under 2, first prize s1o; second prize $5.
 For the best mare colt under 1 year first prize, s10; second prize, s5
 For the best collection of four reg istered animals, the get of one stall lion, a first prize of SIS will be awarded and SIP as second prize.
 For the best two registered animals the produce of one mare, first prize of s15 will be given, with second prize of s10.
 First premium winners in the above entries will be permitted to enter the sweepstakes competition in which the following awards will be made:
 For the best draft stallion, any age or breed, sweepstakes ribbon.
 For the best draft mare, any age or breed, sweepstakes ribbon.
 For the best coach stallion, any breed, sweepstakes ribbon.
 For the best coach mare, any breed, sweepstakes ribbon.
 A total of $70 will be distributed as ana SSCOHQ pIlL6S HI liiS Ntaoo AOt gaited saddle horses and range saddle horses, In the range horse division the animal must show training for refining. cutting and general range work.
 The kiddies will be especially inter ested in the Shetland ponies division, in which a large number of cash prizes will be distributed.
 Getting down to the most practical side of horsedom, a prize of s15 will be given to the best all-purpose team of farm work horses, or work horses light enough for driving shown in har- ness. The second prize will be S1O.
 Similar prizes will be awarded for the best draft team horses for heavy work.
 One hundred dollars will be distrib- uted to the winners of first and sec ond place in the class for mules, and another $100 will go to the winners in the competitions for jacks and jennets. The last named class will be of special interest to breeders.
 More detailed information concern ing this department will be found in the state fair premium list now ready for distribution or from w. w. Carney of Mesa, superintendent of this de- partment.