The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-05

State Record Broken in
Three-quarter Mile Run
Two Men Injured in Yester.
days Bucking and Steer.
Riding Events
Western Derby Is Saturday
Feature Of Bismarck STAN.
pede and Exposition

The state record in the three
quarter mile horse running race was
broken during the first race Of the
first annual Bismarck Stampede and
Exposition 1t the Bismarck FUR
grounds in one Of the prettiest races
ever run in the state, according to
Mrs. c. K. Bryan, manager.
Twinkle Blue, owned by James
Kindred, Wadena, Minn., chopped
the record from one minute II Sec
onds to one minute 16 1-2 seconds.
The Toff drew the rail at the be-
ginning Of the race and led the field
for half = mile, when Serena forged
ahead. In = thrilling finish Twinkle
Blue nosed out Serena by nose and
The Toff by a length. Six horses
had entered the race.
The Deacon, owned by DR.. r. G.
Montgomery, Cogswell, won first in
the two-year-old half-mile event.
The Deacon nosed out Bonny Blue,
owned by G. F. Pulfry, Claremont,
S. Oak. Bonny Blue holds the two
>year-old record in South Dakota.
Sheridan Wins Again
Sheridan, owned by G. F. Pulfry
also, won its fifteenth consecutive
victory this year yesterday when it
won the three-year-old event. Sheri-
dan is undefeated this year. Drift
wood, owned by DR.. Montgomery,
horse that was undefeated in the
two-year-old class last year and
which won he juvenile race in South
Dakota, finished fourth.
Sis Tangle, owned by John Little
Grow, Fort Yates, outran field of
five in winning the half mile Indian
pony race.
Three horses owned by Harry
Fasthorse, Fort Yates, won the mile
and = half relay.
An appreciative crowd enjoyed
the races yesterday afternoon, and,
according to Mrs. Bryan, were
pleased last night with the electri-
cally-lighted arena for the roundup
features.
Two Are Hurt
Two men were slightly hurt in
the roundup events yesterday. Ro-
bert Wolf, Sheridan, Wyo., was
thrown from the back Of a steer in
to I fence and suffered a bruised
face. In spite Of the fact that his
bucking horse rolled over on him,
Ben Carroll, Pendleton, Ore. con-
tinued mounted on the horse and
rode him to submission. Carroll re-
ceived head bruises from the roll.
He staged the gamest ride of the
day, according to officials.
Tomorrow's program, featuring
the Western Derby in which at least
10 horses will run, will be the best
Of the year, Mrs. Bryan said today.
A $500 prize and silver trophy is
awarded to the winner of .oMor-
rows race.
The program follows:
/. 2 p. m. Rodeo exhibitions.
2. $3.50 p. m. Two-year-old half
mile race.
3. Three-quarter mile feature.
4. Half-mile pony race.
5. Relay running race with three
horse teams, mile and q half.
6. Novelty running race.
z. Western Derby, five-eighths
Of mile.
8. s p. IN. Evening program in
lighted arena before grandstand.
Roundup features and entertainment
feature event.
Happy Jack, clown master Of cere-
monies, is staging q special feature
this afternoon in riding Wooden
head" noted bucking horse.
The regular featured races are on
the program this afternoon. and
with good weather promised this
morning, Mrs. Bryan anticipated .
great crowd for this afternoons and
evenings program.
Carnival Is Up
The carnival is set up with its
new riding devices and arrange
ments are completed to take care of
Z huge throng Of visitors to Bis
marck's first show Of its kind.
A Hawaiian trio is featured on to-
nights program.
Happy Jack, who has officiated 1T
shows Of this nature all over the
United States, this morning said
that the steers and running horses
here are the best collection Of ami
mails he has ever seen appear in one
meet.
Yesterdav's results follow:
Three-quarter Mile Event
I. Twinkle Blue, James Kindred,
Wadsna, MINI. 2. Serena, Mrs. F.
Mosby, Wadena, MINI. 3. The Toff,
jeff May, Bismarck. 4. Miles G. B.
Harry Fasthorse, Fort Yates. 5.
Pull Money, F. Ireland, Fort Yates.
Jiggs, Ora Wright, Breckenridge,
Minn., left at post. Time-1:16 1-2
(new state record).
Two-year.old Half Mile
I. Deacon, DR.. r. G. Montgon,-
cry, Cogswell. 2. Bonny Blue, G.
F. Pulfry, Claremont, S. DaA. 3.
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