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2008 Crazy Horse Ride

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Start time: Tue, Feb 19, 2008 22:00
 
Type: Other
 
Website: http://makasitomni.org/?page_i...
 
Contact email: info [at] makasitomni.org
 
Address: Fort Robertson, South Dakota
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Crazy Horse was a mighty warrior for the Oglala Lakota people. It was he who the United States feared must. His powers were well known to many people and tribes. He put the safety of his people first. He was the last warrior to surrender and would not have if it wasn’t for his people. The buffalo was gone, his people were hungry and cold. He brought his people back to Ft. Robertson and live in peace with the white man. That did not last long, they murdered him when he did not want to be in a cage like an animal.

Ten years ago The Oglala decided to honor him and the warrior veterans by organizing this ride. The ride starts from where Crazy Horse was murdered at Ft. Robertson. Its destination is his home, the Pine Ridge reservation. For four days these mostly young people ride on their sacred horses bonding with the animals and Mother Earth.

The Crazy Horse Ride from Ft Robinson to Pine Ridge Reservation on June 4th, 2008 is a closed Lakota Veteran Memorial Ride with limited facilities so please contact Bam Brewer for details in regards to participation and support staff positions.

 To view a video clip of ride click here

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