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Old Horn Relay & Coby win at Indian Day Indian Relay races
Indian Day Indian Relay Heat 1 winners: Old Horn Relay with rider Hudson Old Horn on September 26.
Indian Day Indian Relay Heat 2 winners: Coby with rider Dayton Tendore.
FORT HALL — Old Horn Relay and Coby each won their heats and $825 each during the Shoshone-Bannock Fort Hall Indian Relay Association Indian Day races September 26.
Each heat paid $825 for first, $495 for second and $330 for third place. Heat 1: First: Old Horn Relay with Hudson Old Horn riding, second Miaus Teton riding for Tissidimit and third Cedar Ridge with Adrien Honena riding. Heat 2: First: Coby and rider Dayton Tendore, second Sage Relay with rider Hernan Tendoy and third Kalen Hammond riding for Wolverine Canyon.
Chief Race: First: Hernan Tendoy riding for Tissidimit Team $400. Second Farmer Relay with Virgil McCormick riding $240 and third Old Horn Relay with rider Hudson Old Horn $160.
Chief Race winner Hernan Tendoy.
Ladies Race: First: Wild Rose with Prairie Caldwell riding $400. Second Wolverine Canyon and rider Raelyn Dixey $240 and third Farmer Relay with Sydney Farmer riding $160.
Ladies Race winner Prairie Caldwell.
Junior Relay: First: Carmona Express with Kayden Carmona riding $250. Second Nephew Nation and rider Kiryn Carmona $150 and third Beasley Express and rider Ivan Beasley $100.
Junior Relay champions Carmona Express with rider Kayden Carmona.
Teen Warrior: First: Kiryn Carmona riding for Nephew Nation $150, second Beasley Express and rider Ivan Beasley $90 and third Kayden Carmona riding for Carmona Express $60.
Teen Warrior Race winner Kiryn Carmona.
Lil Chief Race: First: Dayton Tendore riding for Coby Relay $250. Second Honena Express with Kayden Carmona riding $150 and third Tissidimit with Chief Tendoy riding $100.
Lil Chief Race winner Dayton Tendore.
Warrior Race: First: Coby Team with Dayton Tendore riding $400. Second: Old Horn Relay and rider Hudson Old Relay $240 and third Sunrise T. with Hernan Tendoy riding $160.
Warrior Race winner Dayton Tendore.
Sho-Ban Chiefs fall to Rockland at home game
Sho-Ban Chiefs defensive player tackles a Rockland Bulldogs player in the home game they lost 6-62 on September 25.
By JOSEPH WADSWORTH
Sho-Ban News
FORT HALL — The Sho-Ban Chiefs played against Rockland Bulldogs Friday, September 25 at home where they lost 6 to 62.
Sho-Ban Chiefs defensive player Shawn Skunkcap goes up high to attempt
an interception against Rockland’s Cooper Black.
Sho-Ban Coach Adam Reed said after the game, “Rockland tonight is a very well coached football team, but I think our boys matched them as far as their level of energy and the sportsmanship and just their desire to play.”
Reed also said he was very proud of the Chiefs but they were missing some key players during the game — a starting quarterback and starting running back and the boys played in positions that they’ve never played before.
Overall he is proud on the Chiefs and gave them an A+ on both effort and character.
Sho-Ban Chiefs quarterback JJ Whiteman throws the ball against the Rockland
Bulldogs.
