Ella Hazlett topped the Junior Australian World’s Greatest Horsewoman not once but twice, claiming both the inaugural and most recent titles.
Pulling craftsmanship from multiple artists, Circle Y Saddles and artist Danielle Powers painted a saddle that honors the Western horsewoman.
Derrick Begay made a name for himself in pro rodeo and paved the way for other Native American ropers in the arena.
With a shared passion of rodeo and traditional values, Dakota and Quincy Eldridge are forging their own path in today’s Western industry.
In addition to cattle and Quarter Horses, Riley and Jessica Routier are raising five kids who plan to make their living off the land.
From the cutting horse pen to hosting clinics, Texas horsewoman Barbra Schulte loves helping horses and their riders connect on a deep level.
South Dakota rancher, Lainee Sampson, continues a family tradition of raising quality cattle, hard-working children and versatile horses.
Some of the grittiest bucking broncs can be traced to Feek Tooke’s legendary bucking horse bloodline that began in the 1930s.
The Art of the Cowgirl Foundation supports aspiring craftsmen through its Fellowship Program, which paired master bit and spur maker Wilson Capron with Carlee Stutz in 2023.