“Where I come from, we don’t shoot horses when they get ornery; we tame ’em.” —John Wayne as John Drury in Ride Him, Cowboy (1932) In this early Western, Duke’s character saves a so-called “killer” horse by betting on trust—and it pays off in the end. Framed by an outlaw and left to die, Drury is rescued by the very horse he believed in. A classic reminder from Duke: patience and grit can go a long way when you take the time to understand others. 🎓 In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, educators receive free admission to the John Wayne: An American Experience Museum through May 10! #JohnWayne #RideHimCowboy #CowboyWisdom #WesternMovies #AmericanLegend