One man, one horse: the challenge and the performance.

In February 1951, Luis B. Ortega wrote about the old traditions ranches carried on for their hired hands. Some…

”He could lasso the tail off’n a blow fly!”

Named, the people’s show, accomplished far more than it’s originators had ever dreamed. 

Cowboy hats are much more than a piece of apparel.

A special Christmas cover by cowboy artist George Phippen.

Bill “The King” Linderman, know for his many contributions to rodeo, both as a contestant and an administrator. 

Written 10 years after the NRHA’s inception, writer Peter Phinny captivates what the association is all about.

November 1958, Don Smith painted up this inspiration of the stampede of the guest of honor for a Thanksgiving dinner.  

A look at the first 50 years of the largest equine breed registry in the world.