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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 African American cowgirls Sandra "Pinky" Dorsey, Selina "Pennie" Brown, and Brittaney "Britt Brat" Logan, mentioning their experience, clothing and expense, and touring all-black rodeo competition. It evaluates several products including the Earrings from Ellery, the Shirt from Gap, and the Boots from Ariat.

The article focuses on the 2016 Premier Tour kicked off by the Elite Rodeo Association (ERA) in Redmond, Oregon from March 25-26, 2016. Topics discussed include the team roping history made by professional rodeo Clay O'Brien Cooper, the start of the performance with bull riding, and the success of the ERA gambled by the cowboys and cowgirls.

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.

The article offers information on top contenders for various professional rodeo cowboys and cowgirls events at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2015. Topics covered include Kaycee Feild for bareback riding, Jade Corkill and Clay Tryan for team roping, and Luke Branquinho for steer wrestling.

The article reports on competition of cowgirls and cowboys in several events during rodeo season across the state from June to July 2022 including Casey Tibbs Match of Champions in Fort Perre , Black Hills Round up in Bell Fourche and Northern Bull Riding Tour at Madison's Prairie Village.

The article provides information on the 2014 International Finals Youth Rodeo (IFYR) held in Shawnee, Oklahoma, in which competitors adhere to tradition but with a new scene. It states that riders kept on reaching for their pockets for their devices, checking their messages and sending texts, watching videos and riding while talking on their mobile phones. It mentions names of cowgirls at the 2014 IFYR, which include Mackie Ford, Jordan Outlaw, and Winter Williams.

The article offers the author's insight on her childhood memories and her career as a cowgirl and a snowboarder who will compete with team U.S. at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. She mentions that she started snowboarding when she was in fifth grade and had a silver medal in the 2008 Junior World Championships. She explores her experiences in Idaho together with her family including picnics, horse riding, and camping trips.

The article evaluates several boots for cowboys which includes Women's Ruffstock from the company Twisted X Boots, Buckamoo boot from Stetson and Georgia Waterproof Wellington from Georgia Boot.

The article reports on the emergence of cowgirls in ranches all over Texas. Lizzie Crosson became the first cowgirl in the U.S. to run a cattle ranch, where she had managed 30,000 acres of land and cared for the cattle until her death in 1924. Dale Evans says that cowgirl is a unique American form of courage, who symbolizes the bravery and independence of American women. Various cowgirls in Texas are presented including Coree Shinder, Teresa Kloxin, and Kyle Peebles.

The article discusses the history of cowgirl dolls. It was in the 1950s when the concept of cowgirl dolls have been made as the cowboy image became a spectacular on entertainment may it be on television, variety shows, and theater. It was also in 1950 that Nancy Ann Storybook Doll Co. introduced a pair of 8-inched hard plastic Roy and Dale dolls, as inspired by the film "Roy Rogers" and "King of Cowboys." Moreover, Nancy Ann Storybook's doll collection include the favorite, Sally Starr.

The article offers the insights from professional cowgirl Jackie Hobbs-Crawford regarding her career. Topics she discussed include the several characteristics possess by a cowgirl such as physically and mentally strong, how she developed her passion in roping when they moved from Illinois to Oklahoma, and the advantages of working with cowgirl Lari Dee Guy's ranch wherein she has given opportunities to developed her roping and rodeo career.

The article features Gerry Bracewell, a pioneer cowgirl, poet and outfitter from Tatlayoko, British Columbia. She is British Columbia's first female hunting guide and has been called the Annie Oakley of Chilcotin. She operated an outfitting business for 56 years. Her husband Alf, who died in 2006, played a role in opening up the Freedom Road between Anahim Lake and Bella Coola.

The article focuses on miscelleneous events including cowgirls who performed at Miller Brothers' 101 Ranch Wild West Show, traveling exhibition "Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow" and annual assembly of Order of the Indian Wars (OIW) from October 7-11, 2021.

The author reflects on her travel to Clinton, in Cariboo District, British Columbia. She mentions her interest in being a cowgirl. She offers a brief background history of the region focusing on the Cariboo Gold Rush of 1858 to 1865. She mentions the places she visited and activities she performed in Clinton, including horseback riding.

Discusses the author's experience in a cattle branding event in South Dakota. Participation of Sioux Falls photographer Greg Latza in the rural ritual; Process involved in branding calves; Involvement of a number of cowboys and cowgirls in the event.

In this article, stylist Mischa Notcutt shares the stories behind singer Kelela's cutting-edge aesthetic. It mentions about her disco ball–inspired Met Gala look to a Coachella cowgirl, with crystal chandelier cowboy hat, a cool Christopher Kane piece, Adam Selman frames and crystal-detailed boots.

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.

Describes the state of Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas as of February 1, 2003. Views on women ranchers, trick riders and rodeo queens; Overview of the cowgirl; Factor to which the popularity of the cowgirl is attributed.

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 fashion sense of model Lauren Bush in Texas. Aesthetical properties of a cowgirl attire; Views of Bush on wearing cowboy image dresses; Food habit of the model.

Reports the opening of the National Cowgirls Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas. Rodeo performers and cowgirls included at the 2002 inductees of the museum; Fund raising campaign conducted to support the museum; Advisory board of the museum; Honorees of the museum, such as Mitzi Lucas Riley, Jerry Portwood Taylor and Pam Minick.