, 1908-09-19
END OF THE FAIR
in BLAZE OF Gl5RY
Gypsy B Up. H.. Brewington)....2
Hubbutt jr. CIV. c. Ramsey ......s
Time. 1:09h, 1:10.
The o.on 0a~n

first heat Of the 2:2O pace when two
horses locked sulkies, throwing q driv
er and injurlng him considerably and
smashing a wheel on each vehicle
The other horses kept on, completing
the heat and the two unfortunatef
paced in the remaining heat, the re
suits being given below. The purse
was $3.50.
Missouri Belle Russell & Hay
maker)
Simon ~Guggenheim q. l.. Gray)..2 2
Condor Up. H. Brewington) ..... 8
Teddy (Wm. OWEN ............ 4
Noontide CIV. H. CrandalD ......
Time, 2:221z, 1928.
Special Trot.
1t took three heats to decide the
special trot for a purse Of $3.50, the
tabulated results being as follows:
Teddy Goodenough (Russell &
Haymaker) .....-,...-...-2 1 l
j. P. Thorne Is. Webster). ...1 2 2
Kittie B (Chas. f. Kuster) ....3 8 3
Hal Camp wv. C. Ramsey)....4 4 A
Time, 2:36h, 2:36, 2:31 2-5.
HaIfMiie Free-ForAIl.
After considerable jockeying, three
horses got away in the half-mile run
ming race, free-for-all. purse 80. It
was a pretty race, G%rasscutter, &c. B.
Irwin) winning in 50h; The Bobbett
u. L. Cray second; Estare (Chas.
Russell) third.
Special Races.
In q special running race, Croppy
(Cyrel Hykyn) beat Pink IF. Snyder)
in "a Is.
A special quarter-mile raj was won
by Bob b (Joe Black) owe Dixie
iCharles Emigh.)
Titus and Hunter also put up a live
ly Quarter-mile race, the former com
ing in an easy frst.
RsJay Race.
The relay nce is always a popular
event and there were four strong en-
'tries this year. but 1t wal Leon Fra
seHssrace nom the beginning. He got
akAy Afst and held his advantage nom
fstast u Anish. tho race netsr hstag
IN doubt. The time was 6 minutes
AMI Cyril Eykyn came in second, the
purse being SIS.
Wild Horse Race.
There were thirteen would-be start
ers in the wild horse rice, which was
evidently an unlucky number for some
Of the boys. as several had dificulty in
getting away and others found 1t even
harder to get back. The rearing,
p~iunging crew were infested with the
bucking mfcrobe and some of them
actually put up a better show in that
line than the alleged buckers ridden
by aspirants for honors In the buck
ing contest. The $50 purse went to
c. N. Wallis, Gordon Cameron coming
in second, and Joe Black. ir., third.
Bucklno Contest.
The bucking finals, which were Ia
terspersed between the various races,
were rather tame on the whole, many
of the mounts deciding to appear in
the role Of race horses instead of be-
having as u bucker with a reputation
to sustain should. J. Maring was the
first rider, his horse being Red Wing.
and he was giving an excellent exhibit
ton when the beast ran into the
fence and he pulled leather to save
himself from a bad tumble. VIII Wal
lis drew a vicious bucker in Midnight.
who certainly hit the ground in the
hardest places. but vas well managed
by he of the purple shirt. Frank
Stone caught the crowd as usual, his
steed being the t~reacherous Yellow
Hammer.
Needed Flying Machine.
Joe Black. IT., got the high bucker
Horse Creek and 1t seemed at times
that 1t would be necessary to send q
flying machine after them both. R.
Wallis had Young Steamboat, but the
noted outlaw ran instead of bucking
as he must to deserve his lame. Art
Johnson on Little Laramie would have
been a great success in a running
race, his route being straightway
across the plain. Will Wallis was much
more fortunate. getting in the vicious
Pin Ear a steed which fully demon
strated what a Wyoming bucker can
do. Frank Stone was also under q
lucky star in the finals and Little Lar
annie bucked all over the field and
down the track in front Of the grand
stand.
A Merry Exhibition.
Joe Black. jr., put up a nervy ex-
hibition on the vicious Bald Hornet,
the horse finally jumping the fence
r. Wallis rode Yellow Hammer. but
1t wasn't his time to buck and the
well known rider was given Red Wing
instead. Ill luck still pursued, how.
ever, and Red Wing merely al Yet
q third trial was made, the wicked
BAld Hornet being brought forth to
0ive the rider a fair show. but the
1ates wtre unkind and oven Horne,
rsfused To buck. The decision IS an
n6unced from the judges stand gave
Frank Stone first, Joe Black, IT,, sec
ond and Will Wallis third s.
Audience cheer6d.
A pretty incident Of the afternoen