Games notes and anecdotes
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Hobbema, Alta. cowboy Leon Montour was the top cowboy at a crowd-drawing three-day rodeo, held in conjunction with the Indigenous Games.
Montour entered calf roping, saddle bronc, bareback and steer wrestling. He went home with a 16-foot trailer which holds up to five horses, plus a saddle handmade by Robert Yellowhair of Snowflake, Arizona. Both prizes are emblazoned with the words Champion All-around Cowboy 1993 North American Indigenous Games, Prince Albert. Montour accumulated 1,399 points in the four events.
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Hobbema, Alta. cowboy Leon Montour was the top cowboy at a crowd-drawing three-day rodeo, held in conjunction with the Indigenous Games.
Montour entered calf roping, saddle bronc, bareback and steer wrestling. He went home with a 16-foot trailer which holds up to five horses, plus a saddle handmade by Robert Yellowhair of Snowflake, Arizona. Both prizes are emblazoned with the words Champion All-around Cowboy 1993 North American Indigenous Games, Prince Albert. Montour accumulated 1,399 points in the four events.