10,000 riders to honor Pancho Villa on centennial of death

Organizers are calling on riders from all over North America to join a 370-mile march on horseback marking the centennial of Pancho Villa’s death.

The march begins Sunday at the Millenium Gate south of Juarez and concludes July 19 in Parral, the southern Chihuahua town where nearly 100 years ago a squad of assassins ended the Mexican revolutionary general’s life.

[barkeyes]

So are they happy he was killed or are they proud of his will to fight for them?

[TODDification]

My great grandfather was in the American army when they were hunting this criminal. Poncho and his men were fine killing Americans when the odds were in their favor, but they were cowards who hid from the American army and would not come out and fight.