women

The mission of Sukwa Saddle Blankets is to provide a quality product that meets the needs of horse and rider. They took this goal a step further by setting out to empower women and make a better world. They’re achieving this plan one saddle blanket at a time! Each blanket is designed and hand-woven with...

With spring just around the corner, it’s time to pull out floral patterns and fun colors. That’s just what The Original Muck Boot Company did with these new arrivals. When you need a boot that looks great but keeps your feet clean and dry, then you definitely need one of these! Check them out… 1....

Barrel racers know all about living life in the fast lane! While the fast lane is good and all, take a second to stop and soak up the words of these inspiring quotes. They’ll have you pushing yourself harder and running barrels like never before. Sometimes it just takes a little encouraging for you to...

If you follow professional barrel racing, then you know Hailey Kinsel and her horse, Sister, are a duo to keep your eyes on. This cowgirl isn’t afraid of hard work and running some fast times! Take a sneak peek into the life of this rodeo star. DM Sissy Hayday, known as Sister, is a 8...

It’s not everyday you see a woman farrier. However, just because it isn’t common doesn’t mean you shouldn’t pursue your dream. Cowgirls, if your goal is to shoe horses, don’t be afraid to get a little dirt under your nails. Roughly 6% of full-time farriers are women and 10% are part-timers. Female farriers are finding...

The term “wild rag” might be something that’s just a little off the wall, but I can promise you that you’re about to become very familiar with it! You’re probably used to seeing those punchy cowboys sporting the silk accessories, like in the photo above. I’d like to be the first to say that Alix...

Elinore Pruitt’s thick, gloved hands unfolded a newspaper advertisement and followed the words written across the page with her index finger.  “Housekeeper-cook wanted for respected land owner.  Offering a good permanent home for the right party.”  The announcement, placed in a Colorado newspaper in April 1909, was submitted by Wyoming sheep rancher H. Clyde Stewart....

Dora Hand was in a deep sleep.  Her bare legs were draped across the thick blankets covering her delicate form and a mass of long, auburn hair stretched over the pillow under her head and dangled off the top of a flimsy mattress.  Her breathing was slow and effortless.  A framed, graphite- charcoal portrait of...