Herald and news., June 25, 1952, Page 17, Image 17

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UERAM) & NKWS, KI.AMATII FALLS, OUKON
WEPNKSOAY. JUNK 2.1, 1032
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after having been roped by two members
A POOR LITTLE DOGGIE is getting a working over
of the Roundup Royalty Court.
VI RUGE, who with husband, Roy, won the roscuo race at the
Queen Trials, gets the winner's ribbon from Quoon Trials
Chairman Elmer Balsiger.
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A FENCE BREAK Is checked by Bill Nicholson (on horse) and a ranch worker. Nicholson is a
brother of Pat Nicholson, of the Roundup Court.
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Make it Tough
To Stay with Broncs
MARIE WHITE, one of the country's top trick riders, is to bi
featured at this year's rodeo.
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You can't use hook or crook
or de-ring to stay on the back of
a rompiii', buckin' bronc in of
ficial rodeos like the Klamath Basin
Roundup.
On the contrary the rules are
carefully designed to make it a
real chore to stay aboard, and
f rives the bronc a chance to dis
odge unwelcome guests in the
saddle.
The rider in bronc bustinft. bare
back ridinR or bullriding must
come out of the chute aboard his
animal with legs high, his feet
above the point of fhe shoulder
(about where a horsecollar would
be). He's got to keep his feet tip
there until after the first jump.
In rodo lingo, that's "starting" the
horse.
Riders not coming out that way
re disqualified before they even
start taking the bouncing. Cow
hands call it "goose-egging" out
of the shoot because a goose-egg
Is what goes down In the record
books.
During the whole riding the rider
can't touch animal or rigging with
his free hand, and can hang on
with only one of them. He can't
de-ring (hook his spurs in the
cinch ring), can't lose a stirrup
and can't do a whole lot of other
things that would make the ride
easier. And after the start he has
to rake his spurs toes out from
the front of the horse to the back.
All riding gear is officially ap
proved by the Rodeo Cowboys
assoc. ikca) lor this roseo.
'Daylight' Not
Bad Sign
Daylight between bucking horse
and rider doesn't mean a poor
ride.
On the contrary, judges and
spectators together If they look
closely will see a rider with blue
sky under him but still riding is
following some of the rules of the
dooe . . . raking, starting, and
really riding.
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