The Stick Horse Baby Cowboy

Some people call it "horse-crazy" and some call it "horse-fever." Whatever you call it, Cellulose John Wayne Jay has had a bad case of it since he was two-years-old, when the music of a pony's hooves meeting pavement welcomed him into his inevitable life as a cowboy. His mother tried repeatedly to convince him that there is more to life than a pony, but that advice went in one ear, and out the other. He went to great lengths, and on many adventures in order to ride a pony- wild Texas Mustangs and thoroughbred race horses included Jay's memoir of his initial days as a cowboy are historical, heartwarming, and genuinely uplifting for readers of all ages.