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Review title: Many black and white illustrations
Product review: A self-published tribute to the legendary 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, commemorating a celebration held over Labor Day Weekend in 1978 and 1979. Recounts the history and present (dismal) status of the ranch, which is seminal in the history of rodeo. The Ranch was among the first to employ women, Mexicans and Black Americans. Among the notables were Bill Pickett and George Hooker, who were Black cowboys; an all around cowgirl, Lucille Mulhall; Joe Borrero, a Mexican trick roper and a variety of Native Americans. It was once the biggest working rodeo ranch in America, covering 101,000 acres, spanning four counties including the Ponca Indian Reservation in Oklahoma.
