SEABISCUIT
MAKES FUNNY FACES
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On June 23, 2004, Maggie Van Ostrand was interviewed by sportscaster
Ed Daniels of ABC-TV, Channel 26, in New Orleans, Louisiana, where
she was attending the National Society of Newspaper Columnists
conference.
Ed Daniels asked Maggie all about the grass-roots movement to get
Seabiscuit on a U.S. Stamp, and her thoughts comparing the legendary
Seabiscuit to the great Smarty Jones.
He asked Maggie how Seabiscuit fans could write in to help get the
Biscuit on a stamp.
In New Orleans, petitions can be obtained at the Fairgrounds coffee
shop where the jockeys hang out. The coffee shop is aptly named Fair
Grinds.
Download a form to send to
Washington DC to get Seabiscuit on a U.S. stamp
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Seabiscuit's Home: Willits
In the cool, green quiet of Northern California, there lies the Republic of Willits. Some say it's a satellite of Texas, and might be the last stronghold of the American cowboy. There's a reason people say that.
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