“Confident, congenial, complimentary, continuous, repetitious, slow, firm, directive and a young horse is trained to ride.”
Just 25 minutes and the coming two-year-old shapely line backed dun Quarter Horse from Diamond L Ranch was riding nicely. Continue reading →
“Can’t is over in the ditch.”
Mrs. Gibson, first grade teacher at Garfield Grade School in 1957, emphasized that to her students. “There isn’t anything impossible when one has the determination.” Continue reading →
“He’s a jack of all trades cowboy and much more.”
While there’s truth to the description, the talented Scott City man is much more. Actually, it’s such a long list likely impossible to name them all. Continue reading →
It’s time for the annual Topeka Farm Show.
According to Brock Nelson from Tradexpos in Austin, Minnesota, the show is January 11-12-13, at the Stormont Vail Events Center. Continue reading →
“It’s way below freezing outside and this house is getting colder all of the time.”
First major storm in nearly a year had come and of course problems would arise. Fortunately, this ranch didn’t have as many difficulties as a number of others around the Midwest. Continue reading →
Foals are weaned and broodmares are generally out in the pasture waiting with their owners for new babies come spring.
While daily feeding and observation are customary, most owners often become relaxed in broodmare attention during the fall and winter. Continue reading →
“Come to the front and carry these groceries for this customer.”
While the directions to her carryout boy-wannabe cowboy seem simple enough, actuality was much more emphatic. Continue reading →
Three Kansas Cowboys have collected major checks to rank high in Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) yearend world standings.
They each won money at the 10-round National Finals Rodeo (NFR) in Las Vegas, Nevada, advancing their regular season winnings. Continue reading →
Foals are weaned and broodmares are generally out in the pasture waiting with their owners for new babies come spring.
While daily feeding and observation are customary, most owners often become relaxed in broodmare attention during the fall and winter. Continue reading →
“Where oh where oh where should that new line be?”
While it wasn’t a million-dollar question, there certainly was bewilderment where to put in a new waterline. Continue reading →