, 1926-07-07

were other entries in this event.
Louise Blaine won first place in
the Cowgirl event. putting her
hor Sc about the track in expert
style. She was followed closely
by Margery Green with Mrs. Bud
Phelps of Pryor third.
In the Indian one-half mile event
Campbell Big Hail came in first
with Jake Stands on Mountain, sec
ond and Joe Guns, third.
The mems relay was won the
first day by Curtis with Ralph Nc
Cullough riding the TIE string sec
ond. Jas. Turf finished third.
Bill Curtis proved the fastest
roper and mixer in the Cow milk
ing contest bringing in to the
judges his bottle of milk in record
time. despite the fact that the
clown scared his cow and almost
prompted Bill to murder. Carl
Downing was second and John Judd
third.
The Indian bareback relay was
won by Sampson Bird Hat, with his
brother Phillip second. Wallace Red
Star was third.
12e Roman standing race, which
is one of the features of the pro-
gram was won the first day by
Jimmie Turf. Ned Bailey took Sec
ond and j. H. Hansen third. Ros-
coe Warren was a fourth entry in
this event. The riders of this race
displayed marked Workmanship, and
furnished some real thrills to the
spectators.
The Indian three-eighths mile
race was won by Bull Shaw, Bird
Hat second and Stanley Bell Rock
third.
The calf roping the first day was
good. Mark Winsor, Bill Curtis. E..
l.. Bergman, Carl Downing, Jack
Rhodes and Art Mayberry were all
entered for the first day and some
good exhibitions yer made. May
berry is especially clever with the
rope. but through a misunderstand-
ing failed to qualify with his calf.
The Maiden race was won by
Margery Green. with Bryon Stall
second and Bob Richard third.
The wild horse race was a win
ner, and proved entertaining to the
spectators. Fully a dozen wild hors-
es were pulled out into the track,
and saddled and mounted in front
of the grand stand. Johnnie Hutson-
piller got off to a running start.
bringing his mount around to ten
feet of the line, from which posi-
ton he was unable to get the bronc
to go further.
Second Day
On the second day of the SIAM
pede the steer riding, bareback
riding and various side entertain
ments were the best ever seen in
the Cody arena.
In the Cowboy race. Carl Down
ing took first money, with Byron
Stall second and Shell Clark third.
The Boys and Girls pony race
was won by Bob Richard first, an
Indian lad second and Louie Green
wald third.
Mrs. Althoff won the Cowgirl
race, with Margery Green second
and Mrs. Bud Phelps third.
The Bulldogging the second day
was good, with Irwin Collins and
Winsor both throwing their steer.
The Indian Mile race was won
by Jake Stands on Hill. with Geo.
Short Socks second and Enoch
Jones third.
Red Mccullough took the relay
on the second day with Bill Curtis
second and Jack Rhodes third.
The Indian Bareback Relay was
won again on this day by Sampson
Bird Hat. with Phillip Bird Hat
second and Stanley Bell Rock third.
The COW milking contest honors
went to Carl Downing the second
day, with Leonard Lee second and
Phil Kent third.
Jim Turf duplicated his first days
performance in the Roman race by
coming over the line first a second
time, Ned Bailey getting second
money and ]. H. Hanson third.
In the calf roping Judd. Winsor
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