The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11

entrance fee SO: purse. $500; first. $40
second, $50; third. So fourth. 50. One
half the men to rope the first day, one
half the second day, the choice TO be made
by drawing numbers, and the four men
making the best time on the first and sec
ond days rope on the third day. the aV-
erage time made at both trials to deter
mine the winner. Steers TO have sixty
feet of rOpers. Riders to rope throw and
hog-tie the steer. when time will be taken
II steer is not roped, thrown and tied
within three minutes rider to withdraw at
signal from judges
Event No. 13-WOlf rOping. free-fOr-an.
Wolf TO be turned loose in arena and TO
have 100 feet start of ropers. Committee
will pay s. to person rOping wolf.
Event No. 13-Wild horse race. half-mile
dash; purse, $3.50; first SO: second, S25;
third, SIS; fourth, SO and So TO man rid
ing worst horse. Committee will furnish
horses and riders draw for mounts. Each
rider TO saddle and ride his horse once
around track Each rider allowed one as
sistant No hobbling of stiTrups allowed.
Second Day, Aug. II.
Event No. 1-Galloping parade by cow
boys and cOwgiTls.
Event No. Cow pony race. one-half
mile; purse, SIS; first. so: second, SO;
third. SO Conditions same as event No. ]
on Thursday, except that the winner of
that event viii not be eligible in this race.
Event No. 3-Indian pony race; open to
an SIOUX luulauS- Oue-0dI Ulllts purse
$40, first. $40; second, 81; third, 50.
Event No. Exhibition of fancy shoot
ing by Captain Hardy champion of the
world.
Event No. Sow pony relay race. half
mile. purse. $50: first. $50: second. SIS:
third. 325. Each man to ride one-half mile
and deliver an American flag to next rider
taking up relay. No restriction as to size
or sex of horses, but owners must show
to satisfaction of judges that all horses
must carry COW saddles. Flag must be de-
livered in front of steel grand stand.
Event No. 6-SQuaw race, one-half mile
open to all squaws. purse, $50, first, SO;
second. 81: third, 50.
Event No. Ladies relay race; purse
$500: first $50; second. 500; third. $50. Con-
ditions of this event announced on pro-
gram Of first day.
Event No. S-Indian war dances by band
of full-blooded Sioux Indians
Event No. 9-PotatO race; purse. $l5;
first. SO; second, s..
Event No. l0-WOrld's championship
bucking contest. Conditions and purse
same as announced in first days pro-
gram.
Event No. lister roping for cham
pionship of the world. Conditions and
purse same as announced in first days
program.
Event No 12-WOlf TOping contest. free
fOr-all. Wolf to be turned loose in arena
and to have 100 feet start of rOpers. Com
mittee will pay s. to person roping wolf
Event No. 13-Wild horse race. Same
conditions and purses as announced on
first days program.
Third Day, Aug. -.
Event No. 1-Galloping parade by cow
boys and cowgirls.
Event No. Cow pony race. One-half
mile. purse S15. First $40; second, So;
third. $40 Conditions the same as for
event No. ! on Thursday, except that the
winners of events No. l on Thursday and
Friday are not eligible in this event.
Event No. Indian pony race. Open
To all Indians. One-half mile: purse SO
First, SO: second. 81; third. S.
Event No. Exhibition of fancy shoot
ing by Captain Hardy, champion of the
world
Event No. steer riding.
Event No. 6-Attack and burning of
frontier cabin by Indians and repulse by
cowboys
Event No. Ladies, COW pony race. one
half mile; purse so. First. So; second. SIS;
third. SO. Conditions same as event No.
1 on first days program.
Event No. 9-Indian war dances by
band of full blooded Indians.
Event No. exhibition Of driving wild
horses; purse SO First. SO; second. SO.
third. $40. One wild horse to be hitched
and driven with a gentle horse once
around the track. No restrictions as TO
wagon or cart. Two men allowed to each
team. Gentle horse to be haTnessed and
hitched and wild horse to be brought on
the track with hackamOTe only and at
word from judges start to harness. and
the first team around the track to be
declared winner. Committee furnishes
wild horses. which will be drawn by lot.
Event No.1O-Squaw race, One-half mile;
open to al full blOOded squaws. Purse.
$50. First, SO; second, s.; third. 50.
Event No. u-Ladies' relay race. final
heat Purse $500. First. $50: second. 500; |
third. so. Conditions of this race an
nounced on first days program.
Event No. l2-Steer rOping for cham
piOnship of the world.
Event No. 13-WOrlds championship
bucking contest. Conditions and purse
same as announced on first days pro-
gram.
Event No. 14-Wolf roping. free-for-all. |
Wolf to be turned loose in arena and to
have 100 feet start of ropers- Committee
viii pay $ TO person rOping wolf
Event No. 15--Wild horse race-Same
conditions and purses as announced on
first days program.
Fourth Day, Aug. 10.
Event No 1-GalIoping parade by cow
boys and cOwgirls-
Event No. Cow pony race, one-half
mile. purse. S75 First. SO, second. So; !
third $40 Conditions the same as event
No ! on Thursday. except that the win
ners of events No. ! on Thursday and
Friday are not eligible in this event.
Event No. 3VIndian pony race; open to
al Indians: one-half mile purse $50. |
First. $40. second, 81; third S.
Event No. Exhibition of fancy shoot |
ing by Captain Hardy. champion of the
world.
Event No steer riding.
Event No. ATTACK and burning of
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