A blended Black family’s annual journey on horseback to the Houston rodeo is part of a seven-decade tradition.

On many weekends in rural Louisiana, Black cowboys get together for trail rides. These rides are an expression of family, tradition and Creole culture. BBC reporter Anna Adams spent a day riding with ...

When more than 2,000 people showed up on April 19 for the Cowboys and Creatives trail ride and bonfire hosted on a farm in Winston, Georgia, organizers were ecstatic. The attendance showcased a ...

It’s the perfect day for riding. Sunday morning, the air is clear and cool in Cheek, Texas, where the week-long Northeastern trail ride begins every year on its way to the Houston Livestock Show and ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Fifty-five riders, 19 wagons, and 111 miles over six days make up the only historically Black trail ride of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. ABC13 caught up with ...

Houston Chronicle reporter Sam González Kelly and photographer Elizabeth Conley joined the Northeastern Trail Riders Association to document the highlights and challenges during the group's 108-mile ...

Trail riders from all over Texas are traveling more than a combined 1,000 miles to Memorial Park to kick off the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Eleven different trail rides are heading to Memorial ...

Ron Jennings grew up in Los Angeles, but he’s all country, right down to his cowboy hat and folksy twang. The 42-year-old smiles when recounting the strange looks he got from fellow passengers during ...