“The Last Ride of the Abernathy Boys” 

The Abernathy boys Louis “Bud” aged nine and Temple five, encountered various Old West obstacles, including wolves and wild rivers, when they rode horseback more than 1,000 miles from Oklahoma to Santa Fe and back – ALONE! The next year the brothers focused on New York City, which they reached after a month of hard riding. Orville Wright offered a ride in his airplane and President Taft gave them a warm welcome to the White House during the ride. The boys were widely followed by newspapers worldwide. Bud and Temple rode their Oklahoma ponies alongside Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders in a victory parade with a million cheering New Yorkers. Original hangs in the Oklahoma City Capitol Building. 

Wimmer's Woods is delighted to offer this image of a “Tomorrow’s Promise” as a print in a variety of high-quality substrate surfaces.  

*Note: This is offered as a Canvas Wrap, High Gloss or Exhibit Metallic Prints or Acrylic Options the image will not require any further framing elements and is ready to hang and display (however Canvas Prints do require additional framing prior to display).