Best Efforts at Reunion Rodeo Can Stand Up in Any Arena
Individual performances at the Texas Cowboy Reunion proved strong across four saddle prize events in 1965. Larry Guy earned the champion calf roping saddle with 37.7 seconds on three heads, Jimmy Lemond posted 11 seconds for the fastest tie-down, and J E King won the oldtime calf roping with 22 seconds on two heats. Bay Dream won the cutting horse contest with 433 points, Bay Dream led early in a tie with Sequoia and Soda Joe King before pulling ahead. Bobby Burrus captured the double mugging saddle with 60.4 seconds on three, while Windy Murray, Harry Boyd, and Richard Whitenburg won saddle bronc, bareback, and bull riding respectively. Johnny D Reid dominated the wild mare race, winning three of four races.
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Thhey
L. C. King
Bobby Burrs
Donnell
Nancy Tucker
Wichita Falls
Bob Bird
Larry Guy
Merkel
Jimmy Lemond
Loving
N. M
J. E. King
Amarillo
Vance Davis
Fort Sumner
Windy Murray
Throckmorton
Harry Boyd
Abilene
Richard Whitenburg
Graham
Johnny D. Reid
O'Brien
Fish Hatchery distributes stock to Texas towns
Fish from Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery have been distributed to men in Haskell Rule Rochester Stamford and Weir to stock local tanks. Medieval crusaders wore undergarments of quilted cotton under chain mail armor.
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Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery
U. S
Department of the Interior
Prizes Include Cash and Saddles at Texas Cowboy Reunion
Top prizes in five of nine events will feature specially made saddles plus cash totaling thousands of dollars. Winners in cowgirl sponsors barrel race cutting horse contest double mugging calf roping and old timers calf roping receive saddles. second and third in sponsors barrel race get a designed buckle and spurs. Day money ranges from 49 to 10 dollars. go round payouts vary by event with multiple places. Cutting horse includes a 500 dollar added purse with go round winners sharing 40 percent of the jackpot.
Finalists win 20 percent. wild mare race pays day money
The passage states that the finals winner earns 20 percent. It also notes that in the wild mare race day money only is paid, with the winner at each performance receiving 25 dollars.
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Texas Cowboy Reunion
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Leroy Spires of
Snyder
Sequoia
E. J. Birdell
Post
Soda Joe King
Mill Creek Farms
Brenham
Stanley Mobley
Bobby Burrus
O'Donnell
Stamford
Texas
First National Bank
FDIC
Eee
Butler Sisters