Implementing an in-depth plan allowed Stock Horse of Texas to host one of the first major events in Texas after the COVID-19 shutdown.

Health experts think the handshake should go away. But that’s hard for some cowboys to accept.

Western museums and art galleries slowly begin to open their doors to the public after temporarily closing from the coronavirus pandemic.

The Appaloosa Horse Club voted to cancel its national and youth world show, and extends youth eligibility.

With all the COVID-19-related closures, horses are not as active as usual and that reduces their energy expenditures and ultimately the amount of feed they require.

Chico Basin Ranch offers free ground beef to families in Colorado affected by the pandemic.

The 48th Annual Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition & Sale will be on display from August 1 – September 13, 2020, with the sale taking place September 12.

Western Heritage Classic made the decision to cancel its 2020 in Abilene, Texas, and will return in 2021.

With faith leading them, cowboys and horse owners continue to stay busy with chores, caring for livestock and checking fence.

Virtual coaching allows riders to maximize their time and skills with help from top trainers who might otherwise be inaccessible.