Black and white image of four Indian Chiefs at the 1912 Pendleton Roundup. The Chiefs are on horseback at the center of the arena, spectators are visible in the background.
Black and white image of a man identified as Hoosis Mox Mox sitting on astride a horse. The horse is wearing a cloth hood with feathers. Hoosis is wearing a feather headdress. Tipis are visible in the background.
Black and white image of four Indians on horseback in full dress. Each man is wearing two eagle feathers in his hair. Each man also has a beaded bag on top of his right leg.
A black-and-white photograph. The caption in white ink at the bottom reads Mark Moorhouse Exibition Mgr. Roundup. by Maj. Lee Moorhouse. A man identified as Mark Moorhouse is riding a white horse, probably in a rodeo ring at the Pendleton, Oregon, Round-Up. Two flags are flying around the perimeter of the space, and a tree or two can be seen. The rider wears a high-crowned cowboy hat, a dark scarf or bandana with a disk-shaped clasp, a light shirt, and dark pants. His darker saddle, girth, and tapaderos are decorated with conchos and lighter-colored designs. Both hands are on the reins, and he also appears to be holding a megaphone or brush. Behind him to the left and right are two other riders, on dark horses, two men walking, and three men in a cluster, one of them gesturing broadly. Some of the men on foot may be rodeo clowns. It's unclear whether exhibition manager refers to rodeo exhibition or the the Major Moorhouse World Famous Indian exhibition at the 1913 Round-Up.
Black and white image of the Grand Review at the Pendleton Roundup. Three Indians in full costume are visible on their horses, riding in a line inside the arena. Spectators and other participants are visible in the backgound.