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that mavericks neck, that of George
c. Mckay. a Bannock Indian of Po-
catello, being on the bottom. Nc
Kay landed one rope but shipped his
holt" He then threw again and was
still first.
During the course of the ladies' re-
| lay race, Mrs William Wilder's horse
got to bucking and bucked the lady
| rider onto the track. The crowd
thought it funny till it was seen the
lady was hurt. Doctor Waffle got TO
work and the ambulance corps car
ried Mrs. Wilder to the emergency
hospital, from which she announced
she was not seriously hurt and would
ride today The accident was due to
Mrs Wilder's failure to cinch her
saddle tight enough.
By the bye, the number of acci-
dents all minor, was rather a joke
on the doctor who got pass 70 the
grounds thinking he would have a
grand time watching the events. He
wanted to go Oh strike today for yes
terday he was so busy attending
Roundup patients, he hardly saw a
thing.
The mems relay race for the first
day was won by Fred Spain in the
capital running time Of 1851 1-2. Ken
meth Cooper was hurt in the course Of
this race, Roy Kelley riding over
him.
Buffalo Vernon Fails.
Buffalo Vernon tried TO bulldog"
a steer. but was beaten. He found
that thgowing a Texan long-horn is
one thing but throwing an oregon
/ thick-neck is another. However, Ver-
non made a splendid showing Riding
along a steer that was "some" steer.
he jumped from his horse, grabbed
/ the steer by the horns and tried TO
! throw il. He failed after wrestling for
some minutes, but he stopped the
steer dead and the crowd was quite
satisfied. bill" Hanley. Of Burns,
who was one Of the judges. said stop
ping a steer like Chat was enough,
anyway
The steer riding did not come off,
but Sid Scale did some dandy bare
back riding. standing hippodrome
fashion on the backs or two horses.
SD was surely class opined those who
watched him.
The pony express was a good race
in 5:42 The judges got a trifie mix
ed though. The rules said each pony
was to be ridden once around the
track in turns The announcer said
! it must be twice. Some contestants
. nd aE
a result il was a gamble who had
won't depended on the way you
read the rules The dec sion was for
Carl Power, Fred Spain and Clyde
Franklin. in the order named.
Ella Lazinka followed instructions
and that was why she won the ladies
relay. "You get next the rail, Ella"
shouted a mans voice. Ella did and
won Her time was Asa 12. Flor
! ence Adams was second in 6:02. Miss
| Lazinka's string was DAISY, Blondin,
: Red Cloud and Silver Tip. Silver
! Tip was sure goer. Miss Adams had
! Pet Babe, Buck and Buck IL Miss
Wilder's fall delayed Miss Adams so
find a new winner.
| The Buckln2 contest.
In the bucking contest, those who
had entered had their apprehensions
| stilled The previous day they had
! been worried where can you get
horses for u.s." they asked. Well, the
horses were forthcoming-horses that
could rock. bit. pitch toss and buck.
/ in fact do everything that was mean
/ and real impolite. They were so rude
! that most OF the boys found them
selves quite unable to stay in their
company without holding on with
spurs and hands.
More than one of them pulled
leather" For the benefit Of those
| who won't know. to pull leather" is
to touch or grip the horn Of the
saddle.
Glen Cox qualified, but then his
horse was 4 palfrey. John Spain just
touched his pommel 50 it was him for
the woods; Bill Ridings was tossed off
and Jess Roberts draw was not a
bit nice, SO Jess is also OUT Of things
for the rest Of the Roundup.
Frank Morrison stuck on and will
be in the finals. Lee Caldwell hit a
real bucker and he stuck. He also
scratched Judge" his draw, fore and
aft. as well as applying a vigorous
Quirt
c. E Runyon gave, perhaps the
finest exhibition. His mount the re-
doubtable Dynamite behaved like
windjammer of Cape Horn. but c.
E. was there with the goods"
Lewis Mosley qualified. so did
| George Fletcher. both colored. one
from walla walla and the other from
| Pendleton
The cowboy hurdle race was treat
Two OF the voys seemed determined
to go through the hurdles instead OF
over them and the two winners b. Is
Keeney and Dan Doherty never lifted
their mounts over a single jump. The
other two entries, Averill and Fletch-
er went on the principle that hurdle
race was a hurdle race and took all