Aztec’s Horse Tails, And Unplanned Dismounts
In 2016 I wrote an article for Horse & Rider magazine about my entry into the equestrian world at age 63. I lost Aztec, the
Edmond P. DeRousse
In 2016 I wrote an article for Horse & Rider magazine about my entry into the equestrian world at age 63. I lost Aztec, the
Miranda Bury and her film crew It was very hot Tuesday afternoon. My wife and I after caring for our horses stopped to eat at
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An excerpt from my book Cheyenne Circumstance: ………In 1869, the war between the states had been over for four years. Bill Langley was only eighteen years
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I have been experimenting for a while with video media. With no formal training and being technologically challenged I decided to take on the task.
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It was 1960 and I was ten years old when it happened. I met a legendary man named Chris. He showed up on the big
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This story is just for fun. Let your imagination go free. The police arrived at the scene of the crime while the EMS people were
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The Confederate Army was struggling. It seemed as if the Union Army was so good at predicting the moves of the Confederate army that President
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He was born the youngest of three children on Robert Love’s Tennessee plantation in June 1854. His father, Sampson, had become the slave foreman and
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The Great American Rodeo and Equestrian Show was in two days. I had been asked to be part of a presentation on senior equestrian life.
Meet “Bloody Bill” Langley, an 1870s Texas outlaw. What makes an outlaw an outlaw? Sometimes it is circumstance. Much has been rumored about William Preston Langley.
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I believe everyone is familiar with the Christmas Elf. You know the little guys with pointy ears and wearing that conical shaped hat, tights, and
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How many of you have had an experience with Ghosts? It’s Halloween eve!! What better time to broach the subject. I think I did encounter
A flash of light suddenly filled the windowpane. My heart jumped into my throat. Was that the face of Jason I saw in that flash
Tap, Tap, Tap. Was all I heard, ever so softy at first. It’s only a dream. I’ll just open my eyes to my familiar bedroom surroundings,
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My 1st book was released on 19 January 2010. Since that date, I have had the opportunity to meet thousands of wonderful people and release