The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-10
TO. RIDE REAL
WILD HORSES
pgAPoRMgAs m 1o1 RANCH
crow INVITE PUBLIC TO BRING
UNrAMGp ANIMALS TO THEM.

~ you own IN outlaw horse. one
that has defied all your efforts to sub
due him, bring him to the circus
grounds on Monday, November H." in
the 101 Ranch Wild West. mo mat
tsr how evil and vicious his nature.
Miller Brothers promise to publicly
tame his spirit and mount and ride
him. Miller Brothers contend that
the champion roughriders and horse.
bfsaksrs Of the world are enrolled un-
1og their standard.
We carry . score Of our bucking
horses. and, In turn. We challenge any
toWnaman to ride them. They were
born with . spirit Of evil combat and
unrelenting resistance to human ef.
forts ct subjugation. The daily strug-
Gle of our own cowboys to temporarily
oubdue the brutes provides moments
which stir the blood and. fire the heart
q every beholder. They are Fuckers
By nature. whose hatred for bride and
saddle Increases with ago and associa-
tion. Unhampered, they are docile.
With the appearance Of strap and
rope they become demons incarnate, q
menace to the life and limb Of the
human being who approaches. and in
different, In the savage passion which
dominates them, to their own fate.
Despite the grim danger Of the
undertaking, the rough-and-ready men
o. the plains accept their daily tussle
with . keen and exultant zest. The
arena n converted into an exagger-
IL thA
sbuckerS,' their ears flattened, their
wary eyes cleaning ominously, their
clinchsd teeth flaring through cir
cling lips, and every instinct in re-
volt. The duty Of the cowboys is to
bride, saddle and mount these quad
Suped desperadoes and stay astride
until they have won Temporary vic
tory or have been vanquished.
"The apotheosis Of equestrianism 10
exhibited In the battle ROYAL. Never
% the 'bucker's' mode Of attack and
resistance the same. He may rear
and topp1e backwards: dash on at
Oreak.neck speed and halt with bone
shattering suddenness; spring In the
air; drop, rise again and descend with
tack IN shape Of a crescent and legs
stir 40 steel: roll over with cat-'ike
Quickness, or execute . dozen other
malevoient maneuvers. He will never
Yield permanently to mans mastery.
"Ahree genuinely Wild horses are
among the several hundred euuines Of
the show. They are imported from
Russia. Unsuccessful efforts to tame
them were conducted all last winter at
Dliss. Oklahoma, headquarters Of the
. 90 I'm he
socalled wild horses Of the Americas.
-Sut they are the descendants o. horses
that the Spaniards brought to the
western world some centuries ago.
Nest naturalists believed that true
Wild horses with an unbroken hne
OF Wild ancestry were extinct. until
two years ago when q Russian explorer
discovered horses In the Cobb Desert,
20 the west Of Mongolia. A herd Of
Afty Of the animals were taken to
Russia. where, by methods of compare
tive anatomy. 1t was proved that q
valid and distinct species of the genus
horse had been found.
MILLER Brothers secured possession
ok three Of the brutes, several were
bought BY the Duke Of Bedford and
taken 70 England, and the remainder
dre being kept for experimental pur-
hoses In Russia. Attempts to sub
due the Wild natures of the beasts have
failed in all three countries They
VIII not submit to man, hat and
are afraid Of him, and cannot be ren-
dered serviceable. After long daily
struggles with the horses IN the stout
corrals Of their ranch, the Millers
gave up In despair and added them
TO the complement Of wicked-eyed pra-
iris bucking horses which went out
with lie show"