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Original acrylic on canvas (36”W x 48”H x .5” D).
A popular rodeo performer, Dorothy Satterfield began her trick riding career at the 1944 Greeley Independence Stampede when she was twelve. Riding Lucky, a horse she raised and trained, Dorothy made rodeos from Texas to California. An avid supporter of women’s rodeo, Dorothy helped form the Girl's Rodeo Association, now known as the GRA.
To purchase this piece, please contact Joan Herring at the Red and White gallery (713) 824-9433 or buy it now at www.redandwhitegalleryonline.com.
Original acrylic on canvas (36”W x 48”H x .5” D).
A popular rodeo performer, Dorothy Satterfield began her trick riding career at the 1944 Greeley Independence Stampede when she was twelve. Riding Lucky, a horse she raised and trained, Dorothy made rodeos from Texas to California. An avid supporter of women’s rodeo, Dorothy helped form the Girl's Rodeo Association, now known as the GRA.
To purchase this piece, please contact Joan Herring at the Red and White gallery (713) 824-9433 or buy it now at www.redandwhitegalleryonline.com.