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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.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of living the life of a cowgirl in Wickenburg, Arizona.

The article offers information on Jane McGeary, cowgirl at Flying E Ranch in Wickenburg, Arizona. Topics discussed include her chidhood love for horses and horse riding; working at Flying E Ranch taking care of horses and overseeing trail rides; and running horses back and forth between Wickenburg, Arizona and Park City, Utah with her fiance, Gibb.

The article offers information on two exhibitions in Arizona in 2016, namely, "Golden Age of Cowgirls" at the Phippen Museum in Prescott from February 14 to October 9 and the 11th Annual Cowgirl Up! Exhibition & Sale at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Wickenburg.

The article explains that Prescott, Arizona-based cowgirl Dorothy Fay Southworth is the state's first cowboy motion picture star. She became a leading lady in Western films in the nineteen thirties. Southworth married a leading man, Tex Ritter, in 1941. Southworth and Ritter are parents of the popular television actor John Ritter.