, 1924-08-21


The program started about 1880
with the trick and fancy shooting
leading off the afternoons events.
Frank Miller of FIT. Collins. one Of
the best fancy shooters in the coun-
try entertained the audience for
some minutes. The calf roping was
the second event with IL entries.
This is a three days best average
event, the first money of $50, sec
ond $50. Bird $40 to be given to the
one who makes the pest average for
the three days. The best time on
Wednesday was made by Homer
Roark, time 2S 2-5 seconds, second
Mike Hastings 80 2-5 seconds, third
Carl Arnold "a As seconds, fourth
Ike Rudd SO AS seconds, fifth Hugh
Strickland 81 seconds, sixth w. L..
Corbett ! min. 3 rs seconds. The
ether entries Herman Roark. Claude
Sawyer, Walter Sterling, Lloyd-Sand-
ers, Scout Maish and Phil Yoder had
their calf and failed to make any
time.
In the one-half mile cowpony race
Lorena Tricky was first. Dona
03over second and Irwin third. The
purse for this was irst $50, second
SIS, third IS. This money is paid
day by day As the races are run.
Three entries were in the Indian
SQuaw race and 1t q indeed we'll
worth seeing. In the ladies' one and
one half mile relay race Mabel
Strickland was first, Lorena Tricky
second. Dona Glover third, the purse
being $50, $40 and $40. a day by
day paying race.
In the fve-eighths mile running
race. Union Pacific Special, Irwin
first. Lorena Trickey second, Sawyer
third. the purse being $3.50. $50 and
$50.
The bulldogging. another three
day average event with q purse Of
$3.50. $50 and $50. the best time
made on Wednesday was made by
Slim Caskey, time Is seconds. sec
ond Walter Sterling. 20 seconds.
third Bob Askins 40 seconds and
fuorth Buck Lucas sc seconds. The
other entries Norman Cowan. Leon
ard Ward. Jack Kerschner and Jack
Wilson were given no time.
The five eighths mile Carbon coun-
~ special race, always n race which
Is thoroughly enjoyed by the local
people and looked forward to with
mum ththuNiabli Nah Mph W sii''ba
brough on MAX Dave Vests horse.
This horse has been seen by Rawlins
people many times and II is always
a good bet when entered in a race
for Carbon county horses Second In
this race was won by Tichenor on
Irish Lad" n OF Tichenor's horses
and third by Sawyer on Lady b."
The fancy and trick riding was
performed by three OF the worlds
best talent-not including Ed Wright
and his wonderful "steod." This
event is always OF tho highest class
and the skill shown is hard TO match
any place In the world.
The bucking contest. day money OF
$50. $40 m $40 was won by G. =.
Clcmmons first. Paddy Ryan second
and Hugh Strickland third. Several
mean animals" were starred I'm this
contest. consequently several good
rides were made.
In the novelty race tho contest.
ants who had paid their entry fee
were not given nm opportunity TO run
and the four contestants who did par
ticipate had not paid their entry fee.
therefore tho racc was declared void
and no prizes were given.
The steer roping event. n thrce-day
average event. inc pest tlme maze
on Wednesday was by Leo Robinson.
time "a 3-5 seconds. second Herbert
Meyers 20 3.b seconds. third Bob
Crosby 80 2-5, Billy Corbett 80 sec
onds. Ciin King 1 min. o seconds.
Walter Sterling / min. 0 sec. Hugh
Strickland ! min. IL sec. Billy King
ham l min. 20 Soc. Herman Roark.
Scout Maish. Carl Arnold, Jim Hun
ton. Buck Steward no timc.
The ladies bronc riding event was
not finished. however two OF the
three who did ride were thrown. The
indian Chisf's relay race was an.
other interesting feature. event. In
the fancy and trick fopinR the aud.