Highlights from the road

Calgary Stampede/PRCA- Update

On March 3, 2020, the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) announced their new agreement with the Calgary Stampede. (See our ...

Calgary Stampede Bombshell

Calgary, AB. March 3, 2020 The Calgary Stampede today announced a new partnership with the Colorado-based Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association ...

CFR#46 - The Champions!

The 2019 CFR was truly an international event. Counting the Novice, there were four countries produced Canadian Champions! In Bareback, it ...

Riley Warren, 2019 Canadian High Point Champion; Mike Copeman photo

CFR#46 - 2019 High Point Champion!

Congratulations, Riley Warren of Drayton Valley, Alta! The new 2019 High Point Champion!

CFR#46 - Round 6 - Stock Draw for the Finale!

NOVEMBER 3 - PERFORMANCE #6 STOCK DRAW BAREBACK Bk # Contestant Stock Stock# 1 94 LINDEN WOODS K 552 DOUBLE DIPPIN 227 2 97 JACOB STEMO K 232 UPTOWN FLASH 230 3 46 TY TAYPOTAT C A-47 ARBITRATOR JOE 215 4 89 KODY ...

From the Archives ~ Fred Feistmann

and in magazine issue

Working Cowboy to Wealth Management Consultant ~ Spirit of the West by Hugh McLennan Ol’ Sambo was wearing somebody else’s saddle and it had the look of a rig owned by a full-time working cowboy. The slick fork Wade with a well- used, 60-foot soft poly rope neatly coiled, a pair of leather hobbles hanging …

Virtual 2nd Chance Trail Ride!

and posted on May 6, 2020

“We’ve created a virtual ride that complements our traditional event which began in 2012, to raise critical dollars that help transplant patients and their families,” said Morris Irvine.

An Art and Photography Experience

and posted on April 15, 2020

Cowboys, Characters and Candids April 17–28, 2020 Cre8ery Gallery & Studio? 125 Adelaide Street Winnipeg, MB Cowboys, Characters & Candids is a uniquely creative exhibit combining the roots-based art of “Diamond” Doug Keith and the urban grittiness and charm that are the photos of Teena Legris. Cre8ery.com

Horse Woman

and in magazine issue

Life on a ranch is lived in seasons, and author Lee MacLean — who is indeed a well-regarded horsewoman from southern Alberta — understands that better than most. Her book, Horse Woman, Notes on Living Well & Riding Better, is not so much a “how-to” book, although there is good, solid advice on many of …