The Casey Tibbs Memorial Ride, Photographed by Greg Latza.

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Cowboys & Indians Magazine published a great article about the Casey Tibbs Memorial Ride held in 2009 in conjunction with the opening of the opening of the Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center in historic Fort Pierre, South Dakota.

You can see the on-line article here, but be sure to pick up the ‘hard copy’ of Cowboys & Indians magazine if you aren’t a subscriber.

Visit Photographer Greg Latza’s website here.
Casey Tibbs Ride : Cowboys & Indians

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Victor Burdick’s Beautiful New Book, “Western Collection.”

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Victor Burdick just notified me that he has a brand new book out entitled Western Collection, Art & Photography by Victor Burdick.

If you love the American West, like I do, you will love Victor’s work, admire his talent, and want his new book.

Preview the book here. If you look around his website, you will see he does photography, artwork and design. Victor’s Commissioned Artwork, Prints and S/N Prints are available by contacting him at: westernart@victorburdick.com, or you may call him at 580-330-2322. More contact information below.

Victor Burdick Art Studio
321 North 13th Street
Thomas, Ok 73669
580-330-2322
victorburdick.com
westernart@victorburdick.com

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Gene Blankenship Knows How to Crack the Whip!

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My Cowboy friend, Gene Blankenship, sent me this video from a performance he did with his wife during the 2010 Saddle Ridge Ranch VBS Preview at Ridgecrest Conference Center. He is multi-talented I would say!

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TJ Casey ~ Cowboy entertainer, Living and Singing in Montana.

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A Cowboy who sings (winner of the 2009 Country Western CD of the Year), works with horses, and lives in Montana. Wouldn’t he be a great Cowboy for me to interview for Horsealicious! Visit his website: http://www.tjcasey.net

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Arabian Horse Foundation Establishes Swayze Scholarship.

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DAYTON, Ohio The Arabian Horse Foundation has established a scholarship in honor of the late actor Patrick Swayze and his wife.

Swayze and wife Lisa Neimi owned Arabian horses and competed in shows for several years. The foundation is the charitable arm of the Denver-based Arabian Horse Association.

Foundation President Larry Kinneer of Dayton, Ohio, said Friday that the scholarship honors Swayze for his career and the couple’s “love of the Arabian breed and contributions over the years to AHA youth programs.”

The scholarship will be awarded each spring to a youth involved with Arabian horses who seeks a performing arts career. It was launched with a pledge from Iron Horse Farms in Canton, Ga.

Swayze died in September of pancreatic cancer at age 57. His wife survives him.

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Working Ranch TV and Magazine

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Wow. Love this website and magazine!

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Morgan Freeman ~ I Always Wanted to be a Cowboy.

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Great article from one of my favorite magazines, “Cowboys & Indians.”

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National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma.

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Cowgirls Historical Foundation

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Cowgirl Historical Foundation : Cowboys and Indians Magazine.

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SLIDESHOW

Women of the Cowgirls Historical Foundation

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Profiles: the women of CHF
Photographer Charles Brooks on CHF
Wylene Wilson wins the Mustang Makeover

The Cowgirls Historical Foundation is a non-profit organization saddled up for service to increase public awareness, appreciation, and preservation of America’s western heritage and equestrian life style. See some of the women of CHF in action below.

Photography by Charles Brooks

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