Springville Herald | 1950-06-22 | Page 6 | Lehi Roundup to be Held June 28, 29, 30, July 1

and others. The colorful Lehi Riding Rid-ing club will also make an appearance appear-ance each night with its skilled horsemanship and split - second drills at top speed. i parison of purses in this and other rodeos of the area shows that the Lehi Roundup pays more money in each event, a fact which contributes contri-butes to the high quality show patrons pat-rons have come to expect. Cy Tailon, internationally known sportsman and rodeo announcer, has been signed for the show, as well as Johnny Rivers and "Tucson," "Tuc-son," his beautiful horse; the Three D's, horizontal bar artists, LEHI ROUNDUP TO BE HELD JUKE 2U9, 30, JULY 1 Top-notch rodeo entertainment awaits Utah residents, as arrangements arrange-ments go forward for the famous Lehi Roundup, June 28, 29, 30 and July 1, to be held this year in connection with the city's celebration. celebra-tion. Long recognized as one of the west's outstanding rodeos, the j Lehi Roundup, is again expected to draw top names in the cowboy ( world to compete for the high purses offered in each event. New carloads of Brahma bulls and Mexican Mexi-can steers have been purchased for the show by Earl Hutchison, rodeo stockman, who also promises the toughest of bucking horses and other stock. This year the Roundup has received re-ceived national recognition in the form of a certificate from national headquarters of the Rodeo Cowboys Cow-boys Association of America, listing list-ing it as an approved rodeo. A com-