Equine

A bevy of cowboys, cowgirls and other participants converged on the northeast Oklahoma town of Pawhuska Oct. 29 through Nov. 4 for the Saddle Up For Christ Rodeo Clinic, held at the Osage County Fairgrounds. […]

On the eve of her first Wrangler National Finals Rodeo appearance, Tracy Nowlin feels relief. The accomplishment, although major, was tough to earn and a long time coming. She won numerous large rodeos earning over […]

By Garrett Metcalf, DVM It is common for horse owners to have a horse with a wound or laceration at some point in their life. Sometimes small lacerations can be perceived as benign, inconsequential problems […]

By Lanna Mills Often when a horse is injured, its career as an athlete or work horse is over. However, for Indy that wasn’t the case. Indy is a beautiful sorrel mare with a big […]

By Krista Lucas Western sports are continuously growing and expanding, whether it is rodeo, cutting, working cow horse or barrel racing. The most recent association to form out of the barrel racing world is Revolution […]

By Lanna Mills If you have been around horses much at all, I am sure you have noticed that not all of them are the same. They come in all sizes and colors. Like us, […]

By Summer McMillen Hi there, and welcome to “Western Housewives,” a place where the ranch, the road and a cowboy family call home. My name is Summer McMillen, and I’ll be your host for the […]

By Ddee Haynes I met Kyle Humphrey three summers ago when he attended what became known as the “Old Pokes” reunion. The Old Pokes reunion was a fun-filled weekend at Lake Carl Blackwell, Stillwater, Okla. […]

By Garrett Metcalf, D.V.M. The nomenclature surrounding navicular conditions in horses has undergone changes over the past 10 years with the advent of new diagnostic tools to further explore the causes of lameness that encompasses […]