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Show UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. July 31. 1991 Page 13 Barrel racers take top honors at Uintah Basin futurity contests The Uintah Basin Barrel Raring held its fifth annual futurity, recently, with winners from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho. Sixty Britches with rider Jody Fear of Big Piney, Wyoming, captured first place in the first go of the futurity at 17.686. Skips Ginger Bar, Etonna Hall, Nampa, Idaho, placed second at 17.930. Check Flame Chick, Evelyn Cochran, Sterling, Colorado, won the second go of the futurity at 17.732. Sixty Britches placed Association 55? wf. CHAMPIONSHIP RIDER-Cin- dy Young, left, of the Uintah Basin Barrel Racing Association a saddle to first presents place winner, Sixty Britches and Jody Fear of Big Pincy, Wyoming, who won the average at the UBBRA Futurity. Bull-O-Ra- second at 17.820. Sixty Britches, also, won the futurity average with a time of 35.506. Tivio Bar Oak, Vickie Solmonsen, Riverton, Utah, placed second. Chants Eleven, Vicki Bastian, Roosevelt, nabbed sixth. First place was awarded $519.65, and second $430.06. Results of a barrel races are: open, Amy Adams, first, 17.919: event slated ma August 5 at Uintah Fair ing Mexican fighting bulls. These bulls are bred for the specific purpose of fighting in the arenas of Mexico. Danny Clegg of Clegg Championship Rodeos acquired 10 of these valuable animals far use in the The bull fights will be "Westernized" with the bulls not being subjected to the cruelty of death and other controversial practices used in the Mexican rings. These bloodless bull fights are gaining in popularity throughout the United States. Five to seven bull fighters will compete in the event. This type of contest generally highlights the agility and daring of both man and beast. Rodeo downs competed in a similar event at the recent Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo to earn paints to compete in the National Finals Rodeo in December. Jackets will be presented to winners at the competitions. Bull riders wishing to enter the competition must contact Danny Entries opened Clegg at July 29 with the fee at $50. A new concept in rodeo entertainshould provide ment, an exciting show for Uintah County Fair spectators, Monday, August 5 at the Western Park Arena in Vernal. The show is under the Bull-O-Ram- a, direction of Bull-O-Ra- Bull-O-Rnm- n. Produc- tions, and sponsored by Uintah County Fair and Vernal The show begins at 8 p.m. and is the first of its type to be produced in the area. Bull riding and bull fighting competition has been combined in a show that has played to sellout crowds throughout the west Entertainment for the evening will feature a bull riding tournament with approximately 30 participants. Coca-Col- Park during the Uintah County Fair will be the location for bull riding and bull fighting, Monday, August 5 in Vernal. a. Winners of each section will compete on a second bull for the overall championship. A bull named "Wild Man" will be a special attraction. A $1000 bonus will be given to the rider who e "Bull of the conquers this six-tim- Year." Following the bull riding; spectators will watch bull fighting featur 336-256- Dusters Shema, Kayde Holmes, placed third in both events. Count Bully with Stacy Jones ns rider won the derby in a time of 17.818. The prize was $250. Chick Checkum, Evelyn Cochran, placed Evelyn Cochran, second, 17.940; and novice, Heidee Pollesen, first, 18.571; Kathy Clark, second, 18.847. First place in the first go of the amateur event was won by Sixty Britches in a time of 17.686. Time Sailor, Barbara Jenson, Salt Lake City, finished second at 18.407. second at 17.9. Top two finishers in additional barrel races are: open, Sheila Wilkins, first, 17.52; Jill Parker, 17.65; novice, Stnri Sorensen, first, 18.584; Sherry Goodwin, 18.589; junior, Heidee Pollesen, first, 18.077; Cindy Wall, 18.648; $500 novice barrels, Heidee Pollesen, first, 17.881; Christy Wilkins, 17.940, and mens barrels, Travis Neilson, first, 29.375. Dusters Shema, Kayde Holmes, Vernal, placed sixth. Sixty Britches, also, placed first in the second go in the amateur division at 17.820 and amateur average at 35.506. Chants Eleven, Vicki Bastian, Roosevelt, garnered second in the second go at 18.469 and the average at 37.134. Vernals Duchesne County history book available in August The "Early History of Duchesne County", which was written by Mildred Miles Dillman in 1948, is being reprinted and diould be available by August 14, according to Duchesne County Commissioner Clint Peatross. Peatross reported that the book will be available for $19.95 from Gales Office Supply in Roosevelt, Duchesne County Courthouse and Melva Allred in Altamont. All proceeds acquired through sales of the book will be used to (CLIP & provide funding for the publication of a new Duchesne County history. House Bill 100 was passed by the Utah Legislature for the writing of county histories, which will be part of the State Centennial in 1996 for Utah. John D. Barton, a history instructor at Utah State University Education Center in the Uintah Basin, is researching and writing the new Duchesne County history book. SAVE!) & (CLIP SAVE!) 3. New Nature Trail is Accessible to The Yellowpine Nature Trail, a fully accessible interpretive trail in Rock Creek Canyon, northwest of Duchesne, was officially opened by Lieutenant Governor Val Oveson on Saturday, July 13. Also attending the ceremony were State Representative Dan Price, Renee Riddle, Miss Wheelchair Utah, and Kathy Garda, former Miss Wheelchair America. Oveson praised the trail as a model for efforts to provide educational outdoor recreation experiences for people of all physical capacities. e The paved trail winds through aspen and ponderosa pine forest beside Rock Creek, at an elevation of about 8000 feet. Signs with raised lettering help visitors learn about the canyon environment using all their senses. They direct half-mil- CONTEST WINNERS-Ran- ce Riddle, left. Miss Wheelchair Utah and Kathy Garcia, right, former Miss Wheelchair Utah attended opening of Ycllowpinc Nature Trail. Dairy Products Production of American cheese during May 1991, totaled 4.3 million pounds, 12 percent above the previous month, and 32 percent above May 1990. Swiss cheese at 2.2 million pounds was up 4 percent from the previous month, and down 1 percent from May 1990. Icecream ' All visitors attention to distinctive vanilla scent of ponderosa pine bark, the quaking sound of aspen trees, the feel of beaver teeth marks on a tree stump. Geology, wildlife, aril, and trees are among the natural features described. An audio tape gives a more detailed explanation of each feature. Visitors can borrow the tape, with ' tape player, from the host at The Yellowpine Campground. campground is located ac(jacent to the trail, and is also fully accessible. The trail was constructed as a volunteer effort by employees of Chevron and their families, in cooperation with the Duchesne Ranger District of the Ashley National Forest More information can be obtained ly calling the district office at 738-248- $4.95 WEEKEND SPECIAL (Every Week) Sunday Saturday Baked Chicken, Mashed Potatoes Gravy Roast Pork & Stuffing Mashed Potatoes Gravy DINNER SPECIALS NIGHTLY 2. production totaled 390,000 gallons, slightly lower than April, and down 42 percent from May at last year. 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