Photo by Linda Kor Hashknife Posse riders headed out on their 58th annual Pony Express Ride, with Wayne Ramey starting off on the first leg of the journey from the Holbrook Post Office. The ride finishes up today (Jan. 29) at the Hashknife Posse monument in downtown Scottsdale.
Photo courtesy of Kellie Spangler The 58th annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride kicked off Tuesday with the high energy of this year’s Hashknife Posse Parade. Among the marchers and musicians leading the cheers were three enthusiastic little riders aboard the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce float, Iseigha Gallegos (left), Aiden Gallegos (middle) and Waylon LeRoux Miller (right). Also on board were Yvonne and Trent Larson, Lisa Larson and baby Hannah, Mollie Larson, Tildyn Larson, Ty Larson, Dwight A. Halls and Breyanna Gillespie.
Photo by Linda Kor The Hashknife Posse was presented with a wooden sign engraved with the names of each member of the posse taking part in this year’s Pony Express Ride. The sign will have a home at the Navajo County Historic Courthouse and a duplicate sign will be in Scottsdale. Standing to the right of the sign are Posse Captain Mark Reynolds, Randy Murph, owner of Welding Services and Supply in Holbrook, who not only made the signs, but donated the materials, Trail Boss Tim Kelley and Holbrook Recreation Director Louie Baldonado, who facilitated the project and assisted Murph.
Photo courtesy of Bobby Tyler Members of the Navajo County Hashknife Sheriff’s Posse took the oath as official mail carriers for the 58th annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride at high noon on Tuesday, Jan. 26, at the historic county courthouse in downtown Holbrook.
Photo courtesy of Bobby Tyler Members of the Navajo County Hashknife Sheriff’s Posse took the oath as official mail carriers for the 58th annual Hashknife Pony Express Ride at high noon on Tuesday, Jan. 26, at the historic county courthouse in downtown Holbrook.
