Cowboy Artists of America members offer artwork inspired by their annual trail ride in a 48-hour sale in mid-July.…

From John Ford’s She Wore a Yellow Ribbon to Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone, Western film continues to evolve. But they…

Wagonsmith, camp cook and cowboy entertainer Glenn Moreland shares his rendition of the song “Colorado Trail.” Glenn Moreland is…

Western Horseman and Cowboy Artists of America award champions in annual youth Western art contest.

The Texans had a horse, of which they were justifiably proud, as his equal in working cattle had never been bred.

Steeldust was a scion of the oldest and most aristocratic of American families, the Quarter Horse, a race who, figuratively, could trace one side of the family to the Mayflower and the other to the conquistadores of Spain.

What is an Appaloosa? To most people, the term has no meaning. Those familiar with the Western horse have heard the term applied to animals with peculiar spots on the rump, and have usually considered it some sort of color term.

Here’s a look at how three eras produced distinct examples of influential horsemen.

Peter Hiller’s new book on the iconic artist is a window into the prolific world of Jo Mora.

During his long career, Montana craftsman Chas Weldon has watched saddlemaking take huge strides. May is a special month…