People and Places

Horsewoman Ann Call didn?t let the challenges in her life ever slow her down.

Mary Roes, AQHA exhibitor and Region Two committee member, hasn?t let cancer keep her down.

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

Time may have forgotten these towns, but we haven?t.

This American Quarter Horse has been a family treasure. From America's Horse Daily.

As I enter into what I like to refer to as my third era of horsemanship, I look around and it dawns on me that although I no longer own horses I could easily tack up three of them.

Thomas Bailey Saunders moved to Texas in 1850 and established a cattle ranch. Now his kinfolk ? six generations later ? are still ranching in Texas. And they?re finding innovative ways of doing it, ways that weren?t even imagined in the mid-19th century.

"To say I was 'horse crazy' in the 60?s is like saying War and Peace is a good book or the Mona Lisa is a nice painting," she writes.

The fastest and most colorful run down the football field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City this season cannot be claimed by any NFL gridiron star. Instead, that honor goes exclusively to the flashy horse-and-rider team of Chiefs Warpaint and Kansas Cit