Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-08-28 | Page 9 | Bulls Too Tame for Even the Matadors

BULLS TOO TAME FOR I EVEN THE L MATADORS One Animal Anim 1 Ridden While Daring Dating Daring Dar Dat ing Member of Troupe Vaults Vaults' Over Another other Bulls tamed tame whether b by hI their long trip or strange surroundings did not make malte matters interesting for either spectators or toreadors at tho time Saltair hippodrome last night The major excitement cx- cx of ot the tho evening was was furnished b by jy two of oC the tho troupe one ono of ot whom whom- vaulted completely over one animal while another mounted one of or the long horns and rode it about abou the time arena After the time introduction of Captain R. R I Burbank and his troupe time the excitement was supposed to commence But tho timo first bull was tame tamo and was soon Roon taken from the arena The second ditto HUo But not lot before the mentioned n above l o e had vaulted over him with tho the aid of his lance This was the first spice In the evenings evening's s 's bill of fare When the third animal l proved to bo be uninterested In the tho tactics of his would bo tormentors tormentor ho he was roped and a n. member of tho the troupe mounted on his back holding on to a a. rope tied about tho time animals animal's middle Some fine l bucking followed the rider finally dismounting dismounting dismounting dis dis- mounting Just In time to escape being crushed against tho time wall wail of the arena b by tho the bull The Tho tactics grace and a agility of oC the again pleased please 1 the time audience an and 1 l kept ept tho entertainment from lackIng lack- lack Ing ng Interest The Time management managements Is s understood to be planning another r tight fight If It fresh tresh bulls can be secured from Utah ranches