Don King melded regional saddlemaking traditions with his own meticulous flair.

The final IRA rodeo of the 1951 season concluded at the Cow Palace with an award ceremony honoring the…

On September 29, 1910, the Pendleton Round-Up had its very first “Cowboy Contest.”

A lifelong rancher, Linda manages the famous CS Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico.

The narrative of Sid Vail and his famous horse, Three Bars, reads like a story book. It’s a “rags…

Luis B. Ortega, an unrivaled rawhide braider and craftsman, authored 37 articles for Western Horseman from 1941 – 1955. He wrote about his first-hand knowledge of the skills and traditions of the California vaquero horseman. He captured the attention of horse enthusiasts across the nation with his secrets of the trade and genuine ability to simply tell a story.

Ben Johnson was the World Championship Team Roper in 1953, and he won an Academy Award in 1971. And…