The Traditions of the Hopi, by H.R. Voth, [1905], at sacred-texts.com

106.--A KATCINA RACE CONTEST BETWEEN THE WÁLPI AND THE ORAÍBI.

Wálpi always have races and become strong. They propose to go to Oraíbi and race them, because they are not strong. Oraíbi youth visits friend in Wálpi and remains to see Katcina race. Friend tells him of intention of Wálpi. Early next morning youth returns to Oraíbi and tells what he has heard. Young men practice running for four days. On fifth day Wálpi come and dress up. Two Katcinas carry gifts and go to plaza. Oraíbi youths descend and race with Katcinas, Katcinas are soon tired and Oraíbi youths win all presents. Katcinas remove costumes and after receiving prayer meal go to west of village and again race. They are very tired and give up race. Wálpi return in despair. They agree not to go and race with Oraíbi again: