Dawson County Horse Club Builds a Local Equestrian Community
Senior Plum Creek Boots and Spurs in Cozad near Lexington formed in 1971 with 53 members over age 18. Led by Jerry Bryan and Merle McKee, the group learned horse handling and riding, studied saddle positioning, and observed a farrier. The club gained 4-H status and access to facilities, attracting active 4-H families and adult riders alike.
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Spindler’s Wounded Knee goes to third printing
Will Spindler has the Wounded Knee book accepted for a third edition by the University of South Dakota Press Vermillion S D set for release in early May The edition adds more true Indian tales from two of his other books and notes his decades as Rapid City Journal feature writer and Pine Ridge teachers with Lulu Spindler
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