O'NEILL'S BUCKJUMPERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 2 July 1907, Page 2

O'NEILL'S BUCKJUMPERS.

Considerable interest lias been msnilcsted during the j,, is i !ow daVIJ iu , ne first appearance of O'Neill's bulkjuniper., ill New Plymouth to-morrow ( U'dn.'sdiiyJ night. The iiianageme.it oiler a prize of ;C1 to any rider who can sit on one of Hie "outlaws" ; M minute, and it is anticipated that several! local riders wi.l attempt to demonstrate that (heir horsemanship is sulliciently good lo ensure their retaining a seat for the required lime. Besides the exhibitions of rough-iiding given by the O'Neills and i\]iss jiurloii and toe International Exhibition champions, a number of novelties will be introduced including "Mexican Bill," U'ssoo and lariat manipulator, the funny clowns, the high-jumping mare Ruby, Jimmy Krows, a champion boy rider, the trained ponies, Sandpw and Silver Charmer, and' Uuby, the uhahnpion high-jumping niare of New Zealand. The o'rganisalioii, to the linmliiT of 110 principals' and 40 trained buck jumpers and highly. trained horses and ponies, came direct from the principal towns of the Waivavapa, Wellington, „nd (he Climteliureh Exhibition. The locution iix'd lor X;'w Plymouth is in Devon opposite St Joseph's Church. The company appear ai luglcwood to-night.

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