, 1925-07-30
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Steer Roping Contest. In arena.
No Day purses. Final Money. First
second $4,000, third $4,000.
Best steer roping horse, $25.
Frank E. Kistler two year trophy
offered for this event.
Rules. All steers will be penned
and any Objectionable ones cut out.
Ropers will draw for turn to rope.
The foul line shall be ten feet from
chute, and the dead line fifteen feet
farther. When steer crosses the
dead line, the starter drops flag, and
the animal is the roper's steer. II
the roper has failed to have his rope
on steer in one minute, he shall re-
ceive a mark of mo time This is
a catch as catch can contest. The
loop must pass over the steers head.
One or any foot may be picked up
by the loop, provided the steers
head is passed through the loop. At
ter roper has tied his steer and
signalled for time by raising his
arms, the field Judge will pass on the
tie. Roper is not allowed to touch
steer or rope in any manne after
signalling for time, until field judge
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the tie is not complete, or steer gets
up, field judge will signal timers by
waving a red flag, and roper shall
be penalized according to the judg-
ment of the tie Judge. If tie is ON
plete, field judge shall signal with
a white flag, and roper shall receive
time recorded when he threw up his
hands.
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First $4,000, second $1,000.
Rules: Riders shall start al the
quarter pole mounted with suit case
and umbrella under arm. Race to
judges stand. Then dismount, open
suitcase, take cut and put on night
shirt, close suit case, mount with
suit case and umbrella, raise UNI
brella, race half mile around track,
dismount in front of judges stand,
\ lower umbrella, remove night shirt
place in suitcase, close suitcase, and
present suit case and umbrella to
judges.
Calf Roping Contest. In arena. No
second $4,000, third $4,000.
Lapham trophy presented by
Archie and Tom Lapham.
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of event.
Rules: All calves shall be penned
and any Objectionable ones cut out.
Ropers will draw for turn to rope.
Four line shall be ten feet from
chute and the dead line ten feet
farther. When calf crosses the dead
line starter drops flag and the animal
is the roper's' calf. If the roper has
failed to have his rope on the calf
in one minute, he shall receive a
mark of mo time" This is a catch
as catch can contest. Loop must pass
over the calf's head. one or any
foot may be picked up by the loop,
provided the calf's head is passed
through the loop. No roper allowed
to bust his calf with horse. Rope
must be tied t. saddle horn. Rider
dismounts and goes down the rope
and flanks calf or throws him in any
manner, using only his hands. After
roper has tied his calf and signalled
for time by raising his arms, the
field judge will pass on the tie. The
roper is not allowed to touch calf
or rope in any manner after signal
ling for time, until field judge has
announced his decision. In case the
tie is not complete, or calf gets up,
field judge will signal timers by
waving a red flag, and roper shall
be penalized according to the judg-
ment of the tie judge. If the tie
is complete, field Judge shall signal
timers by the white flag, and roper
shall receive time recorded when he
threw up his hands.
Ladies Relay Race. One and one
half miles. Day money. First $50,
second $500.
Rules: ANY type or breed Of horse
allowed. Ladies to be attired in COW
girl costumes. All horses to be sad
died. Contestants shall be allowed
II helper at each horse, helper not
allowed to assist lady in mounting.
Wild Cow Milking Contest. In
arena Day money. First $500,
second $1,000, third $500.
Rules: Management will place the
herd a reasonable distance from line
upon which are lined contestants and
their helpers. Contestants allowed
one helper in each event. both to be
mounted. Contestant to rope and
milk. assistant to hold COW only. The
roper will catch the COW but must
not bust her. Roper must moi tie his
rope to saddle. He may take his
turns to stop COW. Cow must be
caught either around the horns or
around the neck. II roper picks up