The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-14
BONNIE JUDD WINS
FAIR ROPIAGsTUN.
Manager of Kualoa, Ranch Pre-
E scented To SeeretaryLane
Before Thousands

Bonnie judd, otherwise known as G..
ii. Judd, manager of the Kualoa Ranch
/ on this Stand, was declared vest erday
the winner of the Territorial Faif's
COW ropinE contests which held the
boards Yesterday and the day before
at Kapiolani Park.
Judd late yesterday afternoon roped.
threw and tied his big steer in forty,
six Seconds, fat. On Monday after
anoon his time was enc minute fiat his
laYarage for the two Gthrows Ibcihk,
| therefore,, Rfty-thrcc seconds To was
pntthe average for the two days that
the awards were made, although the Az.
etage did not give Mr.. Judd any adVafl-
ta0e over his rival competitors, for On
both days his time was the best made.
Eben, Low in mPgarhoning the results
mt the park yesterday made a neat
little speech in which he laudod Bonniet
judi Y With him at the time was An.
gus MePhee, the Maui cowboy aud n,
veteran IN the game years ago on the
I big mainland ranches 4
Eben Lows Brief Speech - y
f"This goes to prove conolusively,ss.
said Mr.. Low, Chat the old fellows
are not out of the game yst, y pointing
aroIind among the vets. These young
tcowboys, while good have come here
TO bow before Bonnie Judd, the vet
eran, and none of his competitors has
been abe to touch HIM" a
There was some mention of JutIdts
time yesterday being thirty uinq, flat,
and that Judd had broken the records
held by Ikna Pur,ly and Maikai' Kelii4
IKE, neither Of whom competed IN this
week = Hawaiian rodro. This was, an
error, for the official time OF judd 'stwas
forty,six seconds ami not thirty nine.
Ikua Phrdy still holds the Hawaiian
record, thirtyAeight seconds, flat.
Presented to Secretary Lane ,,.i
|, SECRETARY Of the Interior Lane, who
was an Interested spectator at the
gaines yesterday with Mrs, Lane, con.
graduated Bonnie judd, who was pre-
sented TO the visiting member 6f Pres
ident Wilson r. rahihrt. Mr.. 6ad shook
hands with both Mr. and Mrs Lane
while the deuselv packed gran islands
and bleaehers and the thousands strung
along around the mile track applauded
vigorously: - Z
n Willie Kaniho of the Hanalei Ranch.
Kauai, was awarded second pnce in the
ripping contest, his average for the two
days being 10 and fraction. He
was second on Monday, his time being
Ills 2'5 while he made it Yesterday 10,
.I:2l, which was the second best time
for the day. '-.'r 7
K Bill Lindsay of Waimca. Hawaii,
leading cowboy of the big PARKER
Ranch, was declared to have finished
third inithe contest with IAN ,Sverage.
iifof tlIt Two DAYS Of {; % safidRa~ 'frae9
ai0h lindsay was third !on Monday,
gls36 rs, while yesterday he was see.
ioua, 4: 0T Te-5. $50 ~ =.
Steer WASH 4 Bunosgged ."
In this department. Of the gamP, that
Is, as far as the steers wore concerned,
an attempt was made Yesterday to bull,
iCtog a steer from AFFORD machine The
steer wisely kept away from the auto.
mobile and j. ID. Remer of the Fourth
Cavalry was never near enough to the
animal to jump on his back
He was more successful, however,
when he tried 1t from the deck Of a big
cavalry horse, but the big black steer
would not be ,lowned and trottcd
around the polo field with Remer on
his neck The bulldog stunt was fail
ute, as the steer kept his neck stlffrned
out parallel with his shoulders and was
not thrown. Remer gave the task up ~
a bad job when the animal finally made
for the swamp in the far end Of the
track enclosure