Spilyay Tymoo
Warm Springs, Oregon
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rider (unidentified) during the competition.
Competition hot (Continued from page 6)
Temoke 20.23; 2. Ralph Rogers, Ira Walker, 10.21; 5. Darin Bardy-Ed 18.34; 2. Shirley Allen, 18 93
20.26; 3. Terry Squiemphen, 20.86; Jones, 10.98; 6. Harley Kelly-Clint Wild Horse Race: Saturday 1st
4. Delbert Jim 21.92; 5. Cort Her- Walker, 1 1.36. section 1. Jason Smith team 2
rera, 22.06; 6. Melvin Sampson, Barrel Racing:!. Stacy Corbett Eldred Frank; Saturday 2nd Sec-'
26-l0, . 17 '-37 2- Rosie Dove ,7'43; 3. tion. 1. Buck Smith team, 2. Bvron
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SSSi Rogers, 8.66; 2 Gilbert Temoke- McDade 17.50; 5. Shannon Willi- .son Smith team; 2. Jason Smith
Gary Sampson did his best to last until the whistle. Six seconds seemed like six minutes during the ride as no one Ira Walker 9.23; 3. Tom Begay- ams, 17.73; 6. Lorraine Garcia 17.90. team; 3. Buck Smith team.
made it to the whistle either day. Roger Fiander; 4. Melvin Joseph- Jr. Barrels: 1. Gary Sampson
ndurance Race taken in stride
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It appears these men on horseback are ready to cut someone off at the pass. NOpe! This is the start of the 14-mile memorial endurance horse race held
each year. There was a good turn-out of entries in both the junior and senior divisions this year. Contestants are already looking forward to next
year s race.
"What a course, what a great The owner of the winning norse
race," was the comment made by was Melvin Bull Wewa, Heath was
horse owners about the annual rider and owner. The prizes for the
memorial endurance race which winner was a Satin Jacket, buckle
was held June 27, 1987. Horse Cover, a yearling colt and
There were some who said that prize money. For second place a
they were going to start training satin jacket, buckle and prize money,
their horses for next years race. For third place a bridle hackamore
thank all of the sponsors who are:
Rainbow Market; Randy's place.
Mexico City Restaurant, Oscar's
Church.
There were very good comments
made by participants who plan to
Sporting Goods, Mr. & Mrs. Bobby return for the race next year. Offi
This was a great performance by all
entries. Just good common sense in
doing the race is what counts.
The race was almost a photo fin
ish between Norman Thomas, of
Owyhee, Nevada, and Delvis"Bul
Ineck" Heath, Chief of the Warm
Springs Tribe. Thomas crossed the
set, satin jacket and prize money.
For fourth place a satin jacket and
halter set and for fifth place a satin
jacket and hackamore set. For ladies
division the winner Mona Smith
received a satin jacket, saddle blan
ket and a bridle hackamore set.
In the junior division with a
Brunoe, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Come
down, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Macy, Mr.
& Mrs. Charles Nathan, Kathleen
Moses and family, Ruth Smith,
Vernon Henry, Ellen Johnson, Ted
Brunoe, Zane Jackson, Ross Racine.
Howie Arnett, Doris Miller, Joe
Moses.
A special think you for the assis
tance and donations made by Nick
Kalama's family to help make this
Memorial Endurance Race a sue
cial judges were Allen Elston and
Rick Ribero and Jacob Frank, Sr.,
and Dr. Mark McFarland DVM
was on call if needed. The race was
a tough course if a person didn't
know how to handle his mount, it
could have been just as tough on
the rider if he were not in good
physical condition, its not easy to
ride that distance and come out
feeling fine.
The Steno Pool was quarters for
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r I . Vll'" .1 - J , r " -....... io siocitmans oi ieamona wno did a )ot cf work on their own
upuiu nauiiijciuiL,iniru wascvans w no came in ccona iesircc Alien was very good tor the buckles and
Spinoof Mutton Mountain, while third and Laura Miller fourth. horse gifts. To the Natural Resour
Toba Scott came in fifth of Seekseequa. The committee would like to ces. Fire and Safety and the Shaker
Even now, plans are already jelling
for the next race a year from now.
Chief Bullneck Heath assuring his fans he is all right, aye-okay after that
long ride where he came in second during the race.
Prizes are already being committed donate eacn year and if they are all
for the affair. ready to put up something, they
The Kalama family is again don- can call Doris Miller at the Steno
ating another colt for next year's Pool office. Bigger plans are on the
winner. There will be others who drawing table already.