Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-08

The ones who failed to get their steers according to the rules were; Dick Parker, Bill Henderson, E. D. Smith, Roy Spence, Bob Anderson, Harry Henderson and Roland | Nichols
 Crowded Cowboy Race. 1 Probably one of the most exciting events of the day was quarter mile race for cowboys. Over Is started and nearly all crossed the tape in a bunch making the decision for the judges as to the first four men who were in the money, rather a close | one The quarter-mile is from the back stretch of the half-mile track to the line in front of the grandstand and from the time the contestants started until they finished t was one big bunch of bowling, whooping horsemen all the way Passey on Arabian took first money, $50; Tom Richards on Clark .Wingard, second money, SEQ; Cort Carter on Smoky third money. SIS, and Sterling Ellis on Bird fourth. $l0.
 Seven Bareback Riders Qualify.
 Riding with nothing but circingle and pair of spurs, the bareback riders gave a good exhibition of what horse will do or try to do when he has never been ridden before. The bareback riding is the same as the broncho busting contest, excepting that the saddles are eliminated. The horses are spurred in the same man ner as with the saddles on the horses. The horses not carrying the extra burden seemed to be able to buck about twice as we'll Seven qualified, three disqualified and two failed to ride.
 Harry Henderson qualified on Bill Gates, Wild Horse" Hill on O Bar z, Bob Donnell on Badger, Dick Parker on Pee Wee, Bob Anderson on Buck, Doc Pardee on Carl Gordon, and Lone Jordon on Black Diamond, Cort Simmons and John Fredrick did not ride and "Yaqui" Ordincz riding T. s. Blue, Bob Anderson on Buck, and Frank Gybcrg on Iowa, were disqualified
 Poncho Gets First Money. | In the special quarter-mile dash for racing horses, Poncho, ridden by Armstrong took first prize which was 75 per cent of purse of $100 and all entrance fees. Mike Molette ridden by Passey annexed second money which was g per cent of the purse. The other two entries came in as follows: Tom Richards on Baby Mack third, and Star ridden by Ora ham, fourth The race was short but was close. the first three being punched from beginning to end.
 Rudy String Wins Relay.
 With seven entrants the relay race in which horses were changed four times proved one of the interesting features of the day The first horses were saddled in front of the grand stand and Bob Anderson riding one of the Diamond s string was saddled and off first. He lost out after the first change, not having his saddle fixed properly His saddle came of after he had gone Is feet past the back stretch changing station. Joe Rudy's string ridden by Walter Cline took first place getting the purse of $40 Alton Gardner riding his own string got second place and purse of $25. H. B. Cook riding H. w. Cooks string took third money, $l5. iJ Van Dickson's string ridden by Oscar Roberts was fourth.
 Ellis Wins Pony Express.
 In the pony express in which four different horses already saddlcd were used, Sterling Ellis took first money $40; Harry Stephens second, $25; and Oscar Roberts third, SIS. The pony express race concluded the program for the day at the Fair grounds.
 Kastner's Team Wins.
 In-thc evening Kastncr's hose team won the wet test from Mcrritt's team | by few fractions of a second mak- ing the 100 yards and getting water out of the hose in just four fifths of d second less time than their rivals. Both teams were watched by crowds which lined Montezuma street along the plaza where the race was held. The time for the teams was as fol lows: Kastncr's, P seconds flat; Mcrritt's, 224-5 seconds.
 Large Parade.
 , With over 125 cowboys and cow girls participating the grand daily Frontier Days parade was started a little after 1 o'clock. The horscmcn started at the southwest corner of the plaza and led by the Prescott City Band of l9 pieces, circlcd the plaza once. The cowpunchers were gayly attircd in Frontier Days togs and made an imposing appearance. After arriving at the Fair grounds the paraders lined up before the grand stand and gave a string of real West crn war whoops while two movie ma chimes made films of them Dr. (. E. Yount. chairman of the Red Cross committee. was in the parade and on | the grounds all through the perform fort,,,atc1,- ,~r;Jo,t-