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The inspiration behind The Searchers (1956), Cynthia Ann Parker’s real life did not have a happy end...

Jack Brainard, of Whitesboro, Texas, has spent nearly his entire life training horses. Instrumental in...

The hat designs of Kaci Riggs combine classic Western style with runway chic.

Spurs, in all shapes and sizes, have long been essential to Western horsemen.

Fritz Truan walked away from a winning rodeo career for heroics in a larger arena.

Theodore Roosevelt was our greatest (and only) cowboy president.

The sport of rodeo’s most decorated all-around champion ever, Trevor Brazile remains at the top of his...

Roy Rogers once ruled television, movies, and the airwaves with charisma and a clear, melodic voice.

(This excellent article by Alex Cox ran in the New York Times on June 6, 2012.)

This from Erik Hayden of Time.com: It has nothing on Orange, Red, Yellow — the abstract painting that...

The laughable, photographable band of former rodeo clowns, bullfighters and barrelmen will arrive in...

Anyone who loves Quarter Horses needs to read this New York Time article: "Mangled Horses, Maimed Jockeys:...