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Bearspaw

Big Bear

John Calihoo

Carry the Kettle

Dave Crowchild

James Gladstone

Maski-pitoon

Pakan

Peguis

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Poundmaker

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Shot Both Sides

Sitting Bull

Marie Rose Smith

Star Blanket

Henry Bird Steinhauer

Sweet Grass

Gerald Tailfeathers

Tom Three Persons

Tom Three Persons, Blood Cowboy

Tom Three Persons and wife, Blood

Tom Three Persons was born on a Blood reserve. In 1912, he entered the Bronco Riding event at the Calgary Stampede and was the last rider to mount a horse called Cyclone. Cyclone had a reputation for bucking off every rider, but Three Persons managed to stay on and became the World Champion in the bucking horse section. He took home as his prize a handmade saddle, gold buckle and $1,000. He went on to become a successful rancher and died at the age of 63.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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