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Horsemanship is deeply personal to Tom Chee and something he does not take lightly. “My dad was killed by a horse when I was a little boy,” Chee said. “I grew up in a little bitty hogan with seven brothers and one sister and that tragedy happened through the horse.”

When Cornelia Chee went through puberty she looked to her dad and brothers for help.

If horses had fingers, says Leland Grass, “they would rule the earth.”

The stormy morning before the 7th annual Rez Car Show, Terry Hurley drove his 1979 Chevrolet Malibu Wagon to his nephew Daniel Josley’s house for a new paint job.

Navajos are everywhere, so when Mandy Dambii messaged the Navajo Times looking for Navajos in Oklahoma, we knew we could help.