Tough Enough to Wear Pink

It’s Saturday, but here I am. I wanted to tell you about ‘pink’ night at the National Finals Rodeo. Practically every competitor wore a pink shirt–and one man, the head of Wrangler, actually dyed his mustache pink! One cowboy wore pink chaps...

Behind the Chutes

A real highpoint for me, as an animal lover, was the behind-the-scenes tour I received, conducted by Cindy, who is in charge of protecting animals at the NFR and many other rodeos, and Dr. Doug Corey, a veterinarian with a lot of rodeo experience. The two of them work...

My Glamorous Life

This morning, before the sun was up, I was out feeding my horses–in my pajamas. This is a pretty fancy set-up–10 acre pasture fenced Kentucky style, with white rail fences, big main house and brand new barn. But there ain’t nothin’ glamorous...

Rodeo Report 2

The 10th was a very big day. I met Steve Miller, my gracious host, for breakfast, and he brought along two female rodeo champions, Mary Ann and Kim. Mary Ann is a fourth generation buckle winner in the roping event, and Kim has been world champion–catch your...

Rodeo Report 1

I promised a report on the rodeo, and this cowgirl delivers on a promise–though it may take some time! On top of horse work–man, do they look beautiful out there in that snowy pasture–and starting the new book, “The Montana Creeds:...

Back from the Barn

Another morning feeding horses, which is why I’m late starting this blog. We have a little snow, and more coming on.It’s nice in the barn–if you don’t mind the smell. When the horses hear the truck drive up, they know Room Service has arrived...

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