Linda Lucas

It was good story but it paints a limited picture about the Black Cowboys in Philadelphia. Its only to focuses on the troubled kid and the closing of one Stable. It doesn't do service to the real history of the black Cowboys in Philadelphia and tell of the network of multiple Stables owned by black peoples throughout the city . They were thriving during the 80s and 90s. Many working black people in the city owned horses it was a large social network of men and women who gathered for horse events, group rides in the park and parades in the city where they all dress in authentic cowboy gear. They opened their doors to help others who had an interest in becoming equestrians in an affordable way. I wish the movie depicted a larger picture of who the black Cowboys in Philadelphia really were.