Livingston Rodeo Recalls Early Day Racing Attracts
A historical note recalls Livingston early races before the rodeo era. The half mile Fleischman Creek track hosted Fourth of July events in 1892 with fights, tumbles, and a heart attack incident. Promoters like W. R. Hennig and Ed Dean built a racing ground with bands, trains, and several famed horses and jockeys amid lively bets and colorful mishaps.
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Livingston
Fleischman
al Harrison
Herman Utermohle
Sweet Grass
Grey Cliff
C. M. Tate
Bozeman
Eddie R
Dee
Harrisons
Tates
Sam Jackson
Harrison
Dee Tate
Tate
Jardine
Kee
Merrill Henry
al S. Robertson
Helena
W. R. Hennig
Ed Dean
Billy Hruza
Golf Ground
Dean
Boston
Montana
Butte
Sam Treloar
Hruza
John M. Seaman
Silver Band
Alpha W
Salt Lake
Jim
Anaconda
Silver Jim
George W. Huffaker
Lew Pallis
White
H. O. Kellogg
Big Timber
Tad
Frank Bliss
Bliss
Bay Side
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National Park Bank
Dave Kennedy
Frank White
Ramsay
Billings
C. H. Stebbins
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Gene Creed
Madison Square Garden
Tilly Bowman
Francis Weaver
Ed Bowman
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