Here's what you'll find in the latest issue of Western Shooting Horse available on November 1.

FEATURES:

Sometimes the Best Cowboy is a Girl!
Mounted Shooting is an equal opportunity sport. Why are women so attracted to the game?
- By Mark Boardman

Into The Sport
Tammy Sronce won the CMSA World Championship in 2006. She has her eyes on the 2007 title. Can she take it?
- By Didi Schoen

The Western Shooting Horse Association
A new organization designed for the shooter and horse and dedicated to its members.
- By Ken Amorosano

REGULAR FEATURES:

Shooting Horse
Multi-World and National Champion Jim Rodgers gives insight about Junior, his 10 year-old gelding.
- By Mark Boardman

Shooting Star
Lonesome Again - Screenwriter Bill Wittliff shares images of Lonesome Dove in his new Book.
- By Mark Boardman

Random Makers
Sawtooth Saddle creates meticulously designed saddles for those who know what an old west saddle is...
...and can afford it!
- By Didi Schoen

Side Tracks
More than just a walk in the park. The Rocky Mountain National Park is a haven for day rides and a beautiful weekend in the Rockies.
- By Ken Amorosano

DEPARTMENTS:

Components for the Competitive Horse
The Right Bit - Meet Tom Balding beneath the Big Horns
- By Mark Boardman

Health Concerns
Leg Protection for your horse. Sport Boots and the like!
- By Donny MacDougal, DVM

Rider Technique
Arm Straight, Shoulder Out!
- By Annie Bianco-Ellett

Shooting Irons
The Ruger Montado – Could it be the perfect Mounted Shooting Pistol?
- By Ken Amorosano

The Trainers Pen
Basics of The Mounted Shooting Horse
– By Dan Byrd

Your Barn
No More Pesky Flys! - Taking off the gloves!

Main Events
Choice events for the competitive rider

Parting Shot
U.S. Cavalry School