 Every year, a big parade is held in Houston, Texas. On parade day, horses, not cars, control the streets of the fourth largest city in the United States. We never seen so many cowboys and cows and horses all together with all the trail wagons. Since 1938, the parade of horses, cowboys, and cowgirls has marked the beginning of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Lots of horses. You like that? You like that? It's pretty cool, huh? Yeah. Because I'm going to ride it when I get bigger. The horse riders gather in different parts of Texas, some of them hundreds of kilometers away. They ride into Houston and camp overnight. For Santos crews, this is a chance to connect with the past. I wanted to have a feeling of how our ancestors had to cross this parade at one time or another, you know, when there was no cars. Gerald Barkley and his friend, Donald Kimball, come to Houston every year and meet with friends they have made on the trail rides. We all get together and enjoy each other, which some of us hadn't seen each other in a year. So that brings out all the good to me. They promote this way of life so it doesn't fade away from existence. I'm Ted Landfair.