There ain’t no ifs nor maybes about it–he was the best.

The great bay stallion carried on the great cutting horse sire tradition started by his father, Poco Bueno. 

An ode to the Cowboy hat. 

This stallion became one of the greatest sires in Quarter Horse history. Written by Diane Ciarloni Simmons, September 1991…

The Old West lives on through the paintings, illustrations and sculptures of legendary artist Charlie Russell.

A humorous tale from a vet about feeding horses this popular treat. 

One of the best-known sires of Quarter Horses wasn’t included in the first 20 foundation stallions.

STOP SNORTIN’ and fussin’ and sayin’: “Why, shore I can read brands! Ain’t I been born and raised on a ranch and ain’t I been handlin’ critters all my life?”

A look at the saddle that was ridden and made famous by Teddy Roosevelt.

You might say he was lucky.