The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-29

" OuChs Mdy UO 6lFOu dnOtu0T horse,
II In the opinion OF the judges he is
worthy of the same.
8. Horses will be ridden with
hackamore or halter to which is at
tached one rein and they must not be
wrapped around the riders hand or
be knotted. Rider must take rein in
one hand and not change hands on
reins until the judges order pick up.
The hand not holding the reins must
be free and carried above line of the
saddle. ~
8. No contest may be called a
draw, but must 60 to finish.
Farm Wagon Contest
/. This race will be daily event
and each race will cover one-fourth
mile.
2. Horses competing in this, event
must each weigh minimum Of 1850
pounds.
3. Wagons used must be farm
wagon style having at least a single
bed wagon box. The running gears
must be at least three inch size.
4. The driver will have NO as
sistance in hitching the team, or
completing the race. The wagons
will be stationed at the quarter mile
post, and. teams removed from the
wagon convenient distance. At a
proper signal each driver will at
tach his team to the wagon and make
the run.
Address all communications re-
garding this race to Eric Sundquist,
manager or the secretary.
Commissioners Derby Race
l.. This race will cover one-half
mile.
2. Each district will be allowed
to furnish five horses to run the day
Of the fair, each horse to be d men,
Der of the district they are toi repre-
sent.
8. District No. furnishes five
horses to run the first day of tie fair.
September TO- District No. 70 fur
nishes five horses to run on the
second day and district No. g fur,
nishes five horses to run on the third
day.
4. The horse receiving first place
in each Of these days races will be
held to run the final on the fourth
day There will be three horses to
run on the fourth day.
5. Horses competing in this con-
test must have been owned within
the district they represent for a
period of at least six months prior
to September 20, 1921. The owner
OF the horse must be resident OF
tha district. Each horse must re-,
ceive qualification blank which
will be furnished by the manager Of
tie district.
6. Purses for this event will be
$50 and SIS for the daily races and
500 and $40 for the final Derby.
For information and entry blanks
write the manager of your particular
district.
District No. /, James Christensen.
District No. 2, Farley Price.
District No. 3, T. P. Fackrell.
Cowboy Chair Race
/. For this race there will be ten
riders and nine chairs. The riders
will run around the chairs until the
band stops playing, then they will
dismOunt and seat themselves upon
a chair. The one who is left with.
out chair will be out Of the race.
2. One chair will be removed each
time and the race continued until
only one chair and two riders are
left.
8. When there is one chair left the
two remaining riders will run en-
tirely around the track and the one
who reaches the chair first will win
the money.
Cow Hide Race
!. This race will be one-fourth
mile.
2. One man will ride q saddle
horse and another will ride on COW
hide to be dragged behind the horse.
The man riding the COW hide Will be
allowed.-a short quarter inch rope
which he may hold with one hand
only. Ia
Steer Riding With Bell
I. Five dollars in cash will be In
The bell on the steers neck.
2. Rider must ride steer until he
stops bucking, then remove the bell
from his neck, without dismounting,