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When Tom Selleck arrived on the set of "The Sacketts" in 1979,
he was already recognized for his tall, rugged frame and commanding presence, but what the crew didn’t know was that he didn’t know how to ride a horse. The irony of being cast in a Western without the fundamental skill of horseback riding wasn’t lost on Selleck himself. He confessed openly, “I don’t know how to ride,” just as cameras were about to roll. It was a moment of vulnerability for an actor stepping into the world of American Westerns, where horsemanship was a rite of passage.
The producers of "The Sacketts" didn’t replace him. Instead, they put him through an intensive crash course. Hours in the saddle, endless bruises, and an unforgiving learning curve followed. Selleck wasn’t merely learning to ride, he was developing a bond with the animal, understanding the unspoken language between rider and horse. The film's terrain, shot across rugged wilderness, gave him no leeway. By the time the final scene was filmed, the once-rookie rider had transformed into someone ...
