As a full-time cowboy, Mark Voss spends the majority of his work days horseback. Years of long hours and many of miles spent in the saddle give Voss strong opinions about the characteristics he prefers in a good ranch horse.

Pam Minick finds show-ring success in her two ranch horses, both purchased from the Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale held during the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.

George Beggs III taught his sons, Ed Farmer Beggs and George Beggs IV, important lessons about managing a cattle and horse operation through good times and bad. Lessons that have proven invaluable as the brothers face on of Texas’s most devastating droughts.

T.J. Roberts describes how Tongue River Ranch cowboys make better horses by sorting yearlings.

Trainer and coach Chance O’Neal says riders often forget to let their legs complement their hands to gain effective…

By instilling ranch skills in off-the-track Thoroughbreds, South Dakota trainer Dale Simanton changes expectations of them and offers new…

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Western Horseman ranks the top bloodlines used in today’s working ranch remudas. 

Sarah McKibben was one of the many talented horsewomen who showed their American Quarter Horses at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo’s Versatility Ranch Horse Show.

Tongue River Ranch Manager TJ Roberts explains some of the ins and outs of ranch horse competition at the AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge during the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.&nbsp