 KYCA presents another Frontier Days story by two-time saddle bronc champion at the world's oldest rodeo and general manager, Jim Dewey Brown. Beginning with the very first one in 1864, colorful parades around the plaza have always been a big part of the Fourth of July celebrations. The first horses were from Fort Whipple. Then in 1866, when the first recorded horse races were held in Prescott, cowboys and horseback joined the parade. Thank you, Jim. And now a message from a Frontier Days friend.