After a summer of worrying about which member of Chicago Fireâs finest wouldnât make it out of that explosion alive, Tuesdayâs Season 3 premiere finally identified the shocking victim. RELATED Fall TV Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 42 Returning Favorites, Including Chicago Fire. And the fallen wasâ¦ resident paramedic Shay! That was a bold choice on the showâs part. I fully expected a smaller, supporting character to bite the dust. But by killing off someone as pivotal as Shay, Chi Fire enters Season 3 with a bang, not to mention increased stakes for those she left behind.
Most of the Pony Express horses far outlived the Pony Express. Although most of us know or have at least heard of the Pony Express it only lasted a year. Hollywood may have played a part in making it seem bigger than it really was. The horses that were used were in a lot of cases the rider's person mounts.
Riders of the Pony Express. << Previous 1 2 Next >>. By Glenn D. Bradley in 1913. [Editors Note: The Pony Express was the first 'express' mail line across the United States, with its first successful run on April 3, 1860. The following is from Glenn D. Bradley's book, The Story of the Pony Express, published in 1913.]