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The article reports that Brianna Noble, aka The Urban Cowgirl lives on site and runs a facility in Castro Valley, California several minutes from Oakland. Topics include considered that there as she helps serve the lower-income communities of the East Bay and examines that she has several horses of all types on 40 acres.

The article reports on the participation of women in horsemanship competition. It mentions cowgirl Lyn Anderson who competed in the Salinas Rodeo cow horse event, highlighting her victory against men riders. An overview on the effort of female riders in horse training, riding performance and participation in horsemanship competitions, is also provided.

The article discusses Sally Corscadden's relief after being cleared of allegations related to rapping horses following a 21-month investigation by Horse Sport Ireland (HSI). The topics covered include the investigation's findings, Corscadden's stance on horse welfare, and the two main points of Justice Clarke's report, which concluded that she did not sanction a breach of the rapping rule but did breach her employment contract by not drawing attention to a similar training method.

An introduction is presented which discusses an article on Kitty King, highlighting her exceptional skills as a rider, her down-to-earth personality, and her success at the European Eventing Championships, providing readers with a captivating insight into her journey and achievements.

The article discusses the profile of the cowgirl Laurel Denton and her lifestyle. Particular focus is given to her obsession of horse riding. Also included are her participation as a volunteer on American Quarter Horse Association committees, Arizona National Quarter Horse Show in Scottsdale, and the views of world champion trainer Al Dunning about her.

The article offers information on the victory of horse trainer and cowgirl Erin Taormino during the Snaffle Bit Futurity (SBF) of National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) held in Reno, Nevada on October 2015. Topics discussed include the performance, focus and determination of Erin during the SBF open, the horses she was riding, and the documentary film "Down the Fence," produced by M. J. Isakson featuring trainer Taormino.

Features several clothing for cowboys and cowgirls. 20X Jackson Cross Hatch jeans; Resistol's Legend hat with feather; Wrangler's 20X woven cotton button downs; BB Simon's Swarovski crystal belts.

Focuses on fashion design for cowgirls in the U.S. Adoption of the tarted-up cowboy clothes by female visitors to fashionable ranches; Design by Roberto Cavalli and Jean-Paul Gaultier for clothes for cowgirls; Importance of show business.

Focuses on the success achieved by New York fashion designer Ralph Lauren by designing and glamorizing cowgirl clothes. Presentation of VH1/Vogue Lifetime Achievement Award to Lauren; Hollywood classics which showcase the designs of Lauren; Range of clothes of actress Grace Kelly in the movie 'High Society' designed by Lauren; Achievements of his children.

Looks at how professional bull-rider Greg Whitlow and his cowgirl-wife Twyla have been coping with life after Greg was injured in a bull-riding competition in Edmonton, Alberta on November 11, 2001. Description of Twyla's personality; Greg's accomplishments as a bull-rider; Details of Twyla's career as a chariot driver and barrel-racer; Twyla's initial reaction to the accident; Couple's plans for their future. INSET: Back in the saddle..

Focuses on the representation of cowgirls in motion pictures. Image; Nostalgia for the Old west; Motion pictures with western women; Gus Van sant's film adaptation of Tom Robbin's novel `Even Cowgirls Get the Blues'; Audience's perception of cowgirls and women in the real world; Glamorized movie cowgirl; Characteristics; Affinity between women and cows; City man's perception; More.

Discusses the inspiration the author's compatriot Polly Helms got on collecting the images and histories of cowgirls. Some of her priceless collections.

The article features U.S. frontierswoman Martha Jane Canary, who is popularly known as cowgirl Calamity Jane. Topics covered include the true and fictional stories about Calamity Jane, the attraction of a Calamity Jane figure and how her appearance in dime novels from 1875 on earned her national fame. It also describes how Calamity Jane is portrayed in the 1953 film "Calamity Jane."

Profiles Edna Jessop, a stockwoman and drover from Mount Isa, Queensland. Legacy from her father Harry Zigenbine; Information on the marriage proposals Jessop received and her married life; Description of Jessop's home.

A gifted horsewoman, 18-year-old Ruth Thompson leaves Lake Minnetonka, Minn., and her beau, Duke, in 1931 to earn college tuition money working as a "gypsy cowgirl" in the rodeo. For Ruth, rodeo life is filled with freedom and adventure - and it's also where she meets Rollie, a woman who begins Ruth's sexual awakening. Facing the inevitable breakup with Duke, a suspicious housemother, and fear of stigma and rejection by her family, Ruth falls into a severe depression. [Extracted from the article]

A gifted horsewoman, 18-year-old Ruth Thompson leaves Lake Minnetonka, Minn., and her beau, Duke, in 1931 to earn college tuition money working as a "gypsy cowgirl" in the rodeo. For Ruth, rodeo life is filled with freedom and adventure - and it's also where she meets Rollie, a woman who begins Ruth's sexual awakening. Facing the inevitable breakup with Duke, a suspicious housemother, and fear of stigma and rejection by her family, Ruth falls into a severe depression. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers brief information on several fashion accessories for young cowgirls including the Shaylee designer t-shirt from Stomp Style, the Blue Earth Posie necklace from Montana Silversmiths Inc., and the Diamond bubble show halter from Schutz Brothers Inc.

The article discusses the use of vintage photos in creating vintage botique items to celebrate cowgirls who broke the tradition to ride and compete.

A review is offered for The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame located in Fort Worth, Texas.

In this article the author comments on the riding outfits that riders accumulate and especially those riders who show in more than one discipline. The author's closet runs the gamut from English to Western show rider, from trail trekker to cowgirl to parade entry. The author muses that once a rider obtains the clothes needed for the job, the extra accumulation is all about self-expression.

The article reports on the annual celebration of Blaisdell Rodeo in North Dakota. The occasion marked the 50th year of the exhibiting the talents of the local cowboys and cowgirls. The affair is among the first rodeo to introduce junior events that have awarded as the state or national champions. In addition, it features wild horse racing, team bronco riding and saddling.

The article presents several cowgirl boots. It offers information about the characteristics, physical descriptions,and the retail prices of the products.

Presents new trends in clothing apparels for a cowgirl look.

Presents information about the latest cowgirl inspired styles for women this season.

Features U.S. cowgirl Kathy Daughn. Achievements of Daughn; Characteristics of the cowgirl; Views on riding horses.

Profiles Sally Clark, a documentary filmmaker and Calgary, Alberta native. Description of her epiphany about cowgirl culture and feminism which came in New York City; Details of her documentary about female rodeo riders and ranchers titled 'Cowgirls'; Education and career highlights of Clark.

The article discusses fashion collections of Adam Selman including cowgirl shirts, rose-embroidered jumpsuit, and customized denim jeans.