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The
Horsemen Files
As Arn Anderson might say,
"Not just any spot on the web --- but my spot on the web!"
A library of Horsemen info, currently under construction

"Meeeeeeeeean -Wooo!- Gene"

From the editor,

This might not be a great page for "smart" fans because I am writing the profiles and other articles in terms of what the storylines presented, not in terms of facts. In other words, I know that Dusty Rhodes agreed to be attacked in the parking lot by the Horsemen in 1986, and I know that Ric Flair was not about to shack up with Jimmy Garvin's valet. My articles will sort of go along with the whole charade, making me look like a huge mark, but it would be kind of tedious to keep interrupting the story with "In reality, we all know that what really happened was ..."

As I had said before, this might not ever be a flashy graphics-oriented page, but I will do my best to keep as much information here as possible. Go, click, and have fun.

Up and running ...

• The Lineups
  A chronological history of the various rosters in Horsemen history.
• Before They Were Horsemen ...
  • Ric Flair
  • Tully Blanchard
  • Ole Anderson
  • The Pre-Horsemen tag team of Ole & Arn Anderson
  • Lex Luger
  • Barry Windham
  • Sting
• The Years In Review
  • Read on as The Four Horsemen officially began to ride in 1986.
  • A profile about how the Horsemen fared in 1987 is now complete!
  • The quartet hit their highwater mark in 1988 ...
  • ... but it was all downhill in 1989
• Elsewhere
  • "I was a former Horseman" by Lex Luger
  • The Brain Busters - Tully & Arn in the WWF.
  • Ric Flair goes solo in 1989
  • Ever hear of The Widowmaker???
• Parts Unknown
  • A profile of Arn Anderson is not nearly done yet, but click here for a link to the best one I've found so far
  • Likewise, my Chris Benoit profile is not ready yet, but I recommend that you click here instead.

THESE SECTIONS ARE BEING UPDATED REGULARLY!_{OR AT LEAST, THEY SHOULD BE}

On the humorous side ...

• A friend of mine believes in a very odd wrestling conspiracy.

"... where credit is due ..."

No way in hell can I honestly claim that the contents of The Horsemen Files are entirely my work. Only a portion of it can be attributed to my own personal memory.

• The bulk of the information as far as dates and places are concerned came from The Great Hisa's Puroresu Dojo and Pro-Wrestling Tournaments and Supercards.
• As for some (ok, MOST) of the storyline events (especially anything prior to 1987), a lot of it is merely my own adaptation of The Illustrated History Of The Four Horsemen found at Solie's Vintage Wrestling. I also have used their Title Histories section.
• Some of the information about Ric Flair was taken from The Ric Flair FAQ and from an Article by Herb Kunze.
• Two very good sources for information about the Mid-Atlantic area are "Walking The Aisle" (a Ric Flair biography) by Mizark3000, and The Mid-Atlantic Gateway.
• All sorts of wrestling history is documented and discussed at Kayfabe Memories run by VinceKM.
  ^{(In fact, you might see some familiar stuff in the "Pick A Wrestler" section there if you look closely ..... )}
• Some other information came from a bunch of newspaper articles compiled on Tim Wyatt's Horsemen Tribute Page.
• The Arn Anderson info is directly linked to its source at DDT Digest.
• The Chris Benoit section is directly linked to The Crippler's World Order.
• There are also a few references to Scott Keith's RSP-W FAQ, which everybody out there should have read by now anyway.
• I have not yet used any info from Logan's Wrestling Timelines, but that site has a really cool Family Tree of The World Title, and I promised that I would put a link to it.

I cannot underestimate my appreciation for the research performed by the authors of each of those pages. Please do not plagiarize any portion of this site without citing these researchers properly. They obviously worked harder for this info than I did. And if you even think about plagiarizing them directly, then, a la Billy Gunn, I got two words for ya ....

We now have a new "redirect" URL.
come.to/horsemenfiles
My URL: http://come.to/horsemenfiles


I got it for free at http://come.to

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