Over a century ago, before automobiles and electricity, nothing moved faster than a man on a horse. Back then, if you stole a man's horse they could, would and did hang you without much fanfare. Leaving a man stranded afoot in the hostile wilderness that was our fledgling America was akin to a death sentence, and the people of that era treated it accordingly. A horse was most people's most valuable asset. It counted for more than just about anything they owned, because it could be used for working, riding, traveling and more.
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