The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-20

| 2. One-half of contestants in this
event will rope the first day; the
other half of the contestants will
rope the second day.
3. Each calf must be roped over
the head or around the neck, making
a clean neck catch. The roper must
manner that will prevent his horse
from busting calf after roper has dis
mounted. Roper must not bust calf
when mounted or permit his horse to
do so, but must dismount an go down
the rope and flank calf by hand,
down him, cross and tie three feet
in the proper manner. To bust calf
with horse when rider is mounted
disqualifies contestant on the calf
and his time shall be two minutes.
Fancy and trick roping daily
First, $40; second, IS.
Exhibition fancy and trick riding
daily.
Half mile running race, daily
First, 500; second, $40; third, IS.
Entrance fee $3.50.
Indian girl half mile running
race. Three to start. daily-First,
$3.50; second, IS; third, $3.50.
Chair race, daily-First, $40;
second, IS.
Rules-Riders must keep outside
of circle. Cutting across circle or
cutting into and out of circle will dis
qualify rider.
Indian relay, daily-First, $40;
second, SIS; third, IS.
Bucking bull exhibition.
Bare back riding mount, daily.
Indian running football race,
daily, three teams-First, $40;
second, $12; third, IS.
Steer riding daily.
Cowboy relay daily-First, $35;
Second, SIS; third. IS. Three or
more to enter. Entrance fee IS.
Grab race-First, IS; second.
$3.50.
Wild horse race daily-First, $40:
second, IS; third, $3.50.
One-half mile race-First, SIS;
second, $3.50; third, 81. For Indian
boys under fifteen years.
Commissioners Derby, daily
First; $40; second, IS.
Finals-First, $35; second, SIS;
third, IS.
Special daily derby prize. Hand
some riding bride donated by Jim
Boyle Harness Shop.
Rules-Each horse contesting
must be a bonafide resident for at
least six months of the district from
which entered, prior to the date of
the race. Each horse must be en-
tered in owners name, and must be |
entered for race at least one week be- |
fore races, except by consent of each |
and every district manager. Any |
disputes to be settled by arbitration |
with county commissioners.
District No. l and District No. 2
will qualify the first day, September
rs. District No. 3 will qualify the
second day, September 20. Derby
Finals September 81.
Boys one-half mile pony race
First, IS; second, $3.50. Three or
more to enter.
Farm wagon race, One-fOurth mile,
daily-First, $40; second, IS.
Bucking Beebe, daily-$10 to any
one that rides him, one hand free,
regulation saddle.
Wolf roping. Entrance fee 81.
Winner to split fifty-fifty with owner
Of wolf. Entrance money all to
make purse.
Bulldogging, daily-First. $40;
second, IS. Finals-First, $35,
SIS; third, $40. Enhance
lee IS.
Standard rules. All contestants
must enter before 10 p. m. Septem-
Der "a. Entries may be mailed.
Roman race.
The special premiums listed have
been donated by the following firms:
Utah Idaho Sugar company, $50;
Blackfoot Potato Growers associa-
.ion.-~$25; U. w. Taylor. 200 lbs.
certified Trebi barley; Seeger-
company, Phoenix silk hose; The
Peoples Store, Pocatello. material
or blouses: Fargo-Wilson, Wells, Po-
,atello. two sewing baskets; e. IT.
3oaden, photo laboratory, Pocatello,
wo kodak albums; Blackfot Farm
IFS Milling Co., Blackfoot, three
acks flour; Firth Mill & Elevator
Co., three sacks -four; Shelley Mill
Z Elevator Co., three sacks -four; ].
|. Folfier & Co., San Francisco, i've
pice cabinets; Schiamna johnson
Drug Co., SO lbs. mineral mixture;
ogden Union Stock Yards, three gold
Medals; Salt Lake Union Stock
!ards, SO cash; Bistline Lumber
TO-, one dozen quart Mason jars;
Iolstein Friesian association, rib
ons. n,