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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVE3II1ER l., 1)0S.
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CITATION MADE RECORD!
(Continued from Tnue One)
Velox Won the fourth heat by a
length making the tiiiirtTs in 3. 1:4.
1:37 ami the heat in -:V Highfly
pressed hard for a time but gave it up
and finsh.-d fourth, Roton was second
again and Explosion third.
Tin- fifth heat wns pulled off in the
same order most of the way round and
the finish wax the same. Tim? 34.
1:08. 1:41, 2: 13'i.
The special 2:1" trot was a Rood onfe
and also called for five heats for a di
vision of the money. Dutch drew the
pole, R. Ambush. Horalina's Rrojher
and Goldi-r.nt jn ,,rUYr. They traveled
tn order to the third post in 33V. 1:07
and l:4oU. At this point Ambush
caught up with uti h and finished a
Ve'.oek ahead, l'.oralnia third, Goldenut
fourth. Time L': 14.
In the second htat Dutch broke and
dropped behind. The rest wire well
bunched to the third post which was
reached in 31. 1:07 and 1:41. The
stretch work ended In this order: It.
Ambush. Goldenut, Dutch and Moral
ma's Brother. Time 2:ir.-V,.
In the third he-it. Dutch took the pole
at the quarter in 3:!Vi. and led lear
nround. passing the half in 1;0T. the
next post in l:4" and finishing in
2:14'-... II. Ambush wis oniy a neck
behind with Goldenut third and Liorai
ma last.
In the fourth heat Dutch led all the
way. but was in danger of Ambush at
the third post until th;:t horse broke.
Goldenut wen second place. Itoramla
third place and Ambush in the rear.
Time i:"7. i:ju jii.v
In the last heat lioraluu made a
fine start but broke at the quarter and
Dutch set the Rait clear a round pass
ing the posts in 34, 1:036. and 1:44
finishing only a neck ahead of R. Am
t.ush, Goldenut third, Boralma last.
Time 2:17Vi.
Truehart, owned and driven by Rar-
slow started to beat 2:25 and finished
a pood trotting mile in 2:19'4.
There was also a two-year old trot
the result of which is told in" the .sum
mary, for $400 and added money. It
was a half mile race with eight entries.
Free-For-AII Pace $2,000.
Citation McJIahon 1 1 1
Copa De Oro Durfee 2 2 2
Time: 2:04-T4, 2:0"iii. 2:0214.
2:25 Pace $1,000.
Vdox Thomas 2 2 111
Highfly Barstow 113 4 4
Hoton De Oro Miller 3 4 2 2 2
.Watkins 4 3 4 3 3
:ltU. 2:09'.i, 2:10'A,
Explosion
Time: 2:041j,
2:13h,.
Special 2:10 Trot.
Dutch Walker
111
11. Ambush Rutherfd 112 4 2
Goldenut Durfee 4 2 3 2 3
Boralina's Brother Daggs 3 4 4 3 4
Time: 2:14, 2:15, 2:14V2. 2:13,
2:17"."..
Two-Year-Old Trot, Half Mile.
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There was a novel one and a quart
er mile running race in which the
purse was $300 to be divided as
follows: $5(1 to the first horse at the
half. $50 to the first horse at tiie three
quarters. $:,0 to the first horse at the
mile and the remainder of the purse to
be divided in the order of finish on a
basis of 50, 25. 15 and 10 per cent. The
entries were Freslas, Kopek. Sweet
heart. Junio and Caesar Augustus. In
the finish Fresias was first, Sweetheart
second. Kopek third. Caesan and Junio. j
At the half Caesar led Sweetheart and'
Fresias. At the three quarters the
same order and also at the mile post.
Girls Pony Race.
There was an interesting half mile
pony race between Misses Ensign.
Weiler and Smock, finished in the or- i)y under one year. James Marlow
on muu Jime i.im-,. (Bright: boy over one and under two
Cowboy Relay Race. I years. Bayard Don Ensign.
Another cowboy relay race was par- ) Had everything been satisfactory it
ticipated in by the same riders. Tom I would not have been a real babv show.
Rice. Bud Burris and Oscar Roberts. ! Last night an unsigned article was re
It was exciting and was won by Burris. I ceived over the telephone saying in ef
Rice second. Oscar led at the start but ( feet that everybody was disappointed
his stock was not fast enough. Rice! except the winners, that it was noticed
got a bad start but had a good horse that the winners were not the prettiest
and at one time seemed to be a winner babies in the world and that six tots
but his last horse was winded and he had been called to the front from the
did well to come In second. whole number and the pick made from
Rube Said Good Bye them without giving the others a fair
At an appropriate time Rube Sheilds show. The voice at the other end of
bade the grand stand an appropriate ' the wire claimed to be disinterested,
land feeling farewell and said he hoped j In explanation it can only be said
i to m"et all the people again next year, that the judges first looked over the
He was given a hearty goodbye. I assembled contestants and picked what
The Baby Show. I they conceived to be the six prettiest
The annual baby show was a great from the whole number, then sorted
event as usual with twenty-eight com- the winners out by a second comparison
petitors and a committee of ladies to of points. But nobody ever expects a
do the judging. The result was as fol- baby show to be satisfactory,
lows. Girl under one year old Zorena Hassayampa Day Prizes
Goodwin of Tempo, girl over one year1 Lady with the smallest foot Mrs.
;?nd under two, Dorris Marie Lawrence; Park E. Hewitt, and on the announce- I
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ment of the winner by Rube Sheilds
some man in the grand stand yelled.
"Hold it up and let's see it." Rube
Iimj previously neld up his own del
icate hoof Mrs. Henry D. Law
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Diehi; the judge, offered them second
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Mr. J. Green got the prize for the
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