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EVENT No. 9                                           SHERIFF'S POSSE TEAM ROPING
                                                      2 Teams
                 Purse  $100.00.  $10.00  Entrance  Fee  Per  posse  chooses two  teams of.  two  men  for  the
               Team Added.  Two pairs of Levi Strauss over-  steer-stopping event,  association  rules  apply-
               alls  to  the first  place  team.           ing.  Each  roper  is  a  deputy  sheriff  and  a
                 This event is an  inovation  to the California   member  of  his  respective  posse  and  a  non-
               Rodeos.  It  is  a  new  feature  wherein  each   professional.



               EVENT No. 10                                     (2nd Section )  SADDLE BRONC RIDING
                 Purse  $5'00.00:  $20.00  Entrance  Fee     It takes a rider of no mean ability to stay on
              Added  to  Purse.   In  Spanish  the  word   a  raging, pitching, outlaw horse of the plains,
              " Bronco"  means  " Bad."  The  rearing,  snort-  and a top-hand bronc rider will  admit there is
               ing  bronco  is  saddled  and  bridled  in  the   some  inherent  instinct  which  keeps  him
              chute and  penned  there  unti I the  contestant  there.
               is  on  his  back.  Then  he  is  released  by open-  Bronc riding developed in  California on  the
               ing  the  chute  gate  and  frequently  the  cow-  great  Spanish  ranches  before  the  American
              hands are  injured when this is  done.       settlers came  to  the Southwest.


              EVENT No. 11                                                     WILD COW MILKING
                                 Purse $200.00.  $10.00 Entrance Fee Added to Purse

              EVENT No. 12                                                            TRICK RIDING
                                              Slim Pickings, Buff Brady
                                             Polly Burson, Edith Happy
                                           Louis Montana, Monty Montana

              EVENT No. 13                                                          COSTUME RACE


              EVENT  No.  14                          BULLDOGGING  OR  WILD  STEER  WRESTLING

                 Purse  $500.00.  $30.00  Entrance  Fee   full  gallop and aims to catch the critter by the
              Added  to  Purse.   (Levi 's ).  Out  where  the   horns.
              West  begins  they  call  the  gentle  art  and   After -the  cowboy has brought the steer to
              sport  of  Cowboys'  Wild  Steer  Wrestling,   a full  stop, he must twist the animal down so
              " Bull  Dogging. "   Under  any  name  it  is  the   that  it  rests on  its  side with  all  four  feet ex-
              most  dangerous,   breathtaking  event  in   tended.
              Rodeo's  blood-tingling  contests.             This  rule  has  to  be  fully  met  before  the
                 When the steer is  released from the chute,   arena  judge  will  drop  his  flag  to  signal  the
              the cowboy wrestler  plunges off his  horse  at   time  in  which  the  steer  has  been  thrown .


              EVENT No. 15                                                   BRAHMA BULL RIDING
                Purse  $500.00:  $20.00  Entrance  Fee      They  are  comparatively  modern  cross-
              Added  to  Purse.  (Levi's).  " Ride  'em  Cow-  breed,  with  blood  of  the sacred  cattle of  In-
              boy,"  has a  real  meaning when  the wi Id  Bra-  dia,  from  which  they  derive  the  name  "Bra-
              hma steers pour out of the chutes.  You  have   hma, "  and  mingled  with  the  blood  of  our
              to take a good look at these mammoth critters  own  Southwest beef cattle.
              in  this slambang  affair  to  understand  what a   The  steer  rider  is  allowed  to  use  only  one
              rider  is  up against.                      hand  and  all  he  has  to  keep  him  on  the
                Notice  those  long,  sharp horns, those slim   Brahma's  back  is  a  handhold  on  a  loose  rope
              legs  denoting  speed,  and  those  rolling  eyes   passed  around  the  steer's  body.
              that  indicate  vicious  temper.
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