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In Every Issue February/March 2017

13 Letter From the Editor 14 E-Cowgirl 15 Extra Extra 16 Beauty Barn Romantic Looks 19 Fashion Forecast Boots in Red 20 Judy Wright The Heart of Rodeo 26 Cowgirl Fit Halter and Horse Fit 48 Rodeo Runway

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20 Featured 38 Valentine Gift Guide

28 Cowgirl Boss Do’s and Don’ts of Blogging Cover photo by: Diana Hoppe

30 Cowgirl Entrepreneur Cowgirl Cookie Co. Moxy Cowgirl 34 Stable Life Does your horse need a turn-out blanket?

48 R odeo Runway DD Ranchwear

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February/March 2017

In Style

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A Cowgirl’s Voice...

Susan Gentry Founder Editor-In-Chief Robert Gentry Assistant Editor Contributors Cort Flynn Jeannie Flynn Devanie Gentry

Editor-in-Chief, Susan Gentry

Photography Contributors

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t is a wonderful time of year with spring just around the corner and we are excited about this digital issue!

We have started a new section in our magazine called, “Stable Life.” A section dedicated to horsemanship. We will include a little Horsemanship101 and some fun accessories and helps that you can get for your horse. Let us know what you think!

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It’s also our Valentine issue where you can find a gift for that special someone. Many of our articles are centered around the Valentine month, with Judy Wright’s column, “The ‘Love’ of Rodeo,” also our Valentine Gift Guide. Find that gift for that special someone.

Send editorial submissions to: editor@cowgirlsinstyle.com

You can also enjoy the latest spring styles from Double D Ranchwear in our Rodeo Runway section. See their beautiful fashions!

Advertising Landon Gentry

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We want to thank you all for making us what we are today.

We would not be here without you. Please check out our awesome advertisers who make this magazine possible.

Until next time, see you on the trail!

Susie

Susan Gentry Editor-In-Chief

Copyright 2011-2017 Country Productions/ Cowgirls In Style Magazine. Cowgirls In Style does not assume liability for articles, products or services advertised within.

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e -Cowgirl

Cowgirl Blogger |Devanie Gentry

Easy Oreo Truffles for Valentines by: www.allrecipes.com Ingredients 1 (16 ounce) package OREO Cookies Divided 1 (8 ounce) package PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese, softened 2 (8 ounce) packages BAKER’S SemiSweet Baking Chocolate, melted Add all ingredients above Crush 9 of the cookies to fine crumbs in food processor; reserve for later use. (Cookies can also be finely crushed in a resealable plastic bag using a rolling pin.)

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Crush remaining 36 cookies to fine crumbs; place in medium bowl. Add cream cheese; mix until well blended.

Roll cookie mixture into 42 balls, about 1-inch in diameter.

Dip balls in chocolate; place on wax paper-covered baking sheet. (Any leftover chocolate can be stored at room temperature for another use.) Sprinkle with reserved cookie crumbs.

Refrigerate until firm, about 1 hour. Store leftover truffles, covered, in refrigerator.

How to Easily Dip Truffles Place truffle ball in melted chocolate to coat; roll if necessary. Lift truffle from chocolate using 2 forks (this will allow excess chocolate to run off) before placing on wax paper.

Extra Extra

ACM Awards April 2, 2017

-ACMCountry.com The Academy of Country Music has announced the date for the 2017 ACM Awards, which are set to air live from Las Vegas in a brand-new venue.

The 52nd annual ACM Awards will take place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 2, 2017 at 8PM ET/delayed PT and air live on CBS. 2017’s broadcast will mark the first time the show will take place at T-Mobile Arena.

A press release on Tuesday (Jan. 17) promises that the ceremony “honoring and showcasing the biggest names and emerging talent in country music, will feature exciting performances, unprecedented collaborations, surprising moments and more to be announced in the coming months.” The annual awards cer-

emony is billed as Country Music’s Party of the Year.

Details for a number of ACMrelated events, including information about the 2017 ACM Party for a Cause events, activities and official ACM after parties, are still to be announced.

The awards ceremony is sure to feature country music’s biggest stars and up-and-coming new performers, both as nominees in the biggest categories, and as performers.

Veteran ACMs host Luke Bryan invited his good friend Dierks Bentley to co-host the broadcast in 2016, and the two men revealed an easy comedic chemistry. It remains to be seen who will host in 2017, but it’s sure to be a pair of country music’s brightest stars.

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c i t n a Rom s k o o L eyes

For a fuller, longer lash look, use 2-3 coats of mascara and a lash curler to bring out the curl and longer lashes. Use black or black/brown color.

Mauve

Mauve lips and nails are a classy, suttle color for a romantic look on Valentine’s Day. It is not overly done and will match with most anything.

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For Valentine’s Ruby Red lips

Moisture lips Moisture lip gloss in a mauve color for a romantic lip color and gloss.

Will match with most.

Blush Mauve blush to finish off the mauve, lips and nails. www.mineralhygenics.com

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Fashion February brings to mind the color red. Romance and red come together for a truly romantic Valentine’s Day. Here are a few of my favorite styles of boots in red. Wear them with jeans, skirts, or leggings!

Devanie Gentry Fashion Editor Cowgirls In Style Magazine

Shades of Red Boots

Lane’s Lovesick Stud boots $450.00 www.laneboots.com Ariat Women's Zealous Brown with Red Inlay Western Snip Toe Boots $229.99 cavenders.com

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The of Rodeo

Photos by: www.lasvegasimagestudio.com H&M by Judy Wright

Rodeo Queens – they are the beautiful, talented, accomplished young ladies from all over the country - the quintessential representatives of the sport of Rodeo.

They are hardworking, dedicated, educated and driven.

They hold fast to their upbringing and strong values. It has been our pleasure to work with more and more of these fantastic young women over the years.

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Judy Wright is a professional freelance hair and makeup artist based out of Las Vegas, NV. Judy and her husband Terry are the official hair and makeup artist and photographer to Miss Rodeo America and the Miss Rodeo America Organization.

IG: @makeupbyjudywright FB: Judy Wright lasvegasimagestudio.com Contact: 702-427-0703

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Judy Wright

Lisa Lageschaar

Miss Rodeo America 2017

H&M by Judy Wright Image by: www.lasvegasimagestudio.com

Lisa Lageschaar, the 62nd Miss Rodeo America, was crowned December 4th, 2016 at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas during the WNFR. Lisa hails from Pickton, TX. We had the privilege of working with her for her 1st official photo shoot as Miss Rodeo America 2017. Lisa loves makeup and it was so fun to work with her and talk hair and makeup.

Lisa loves eyelashes – so it was easy for us to agree in making up her eyes for the shoot. For her photos, we opted to go with two pairs of lashes on her. This gave her a very dramatic look without the eyes looking droopy or heavy. They say the eyes tell the story. I am a firm believer in this! We chose a soft yet smokey eye to 22 | Cowgirls In Style | February/March 2017

contrast her gorgeous golden hair and warm skin tone.

On Lisa, I used Makeup Forever’s HD foundation in shade #123. Their HD foundation is fantastic for photos creating a velvet, full coverage finish. For her brows, I used my favorite go-to eye brow pencil for blonds, MAC’s Lingering. For the highlight on both her brow bone and cheekbones, I chose MAC’s Soft and Gentle. I set her makeup with Urban Decay’s All Nighter setting spray. This is a favorite of mine as it really works and sets the makeup in all kinds of weather.

Lindsay Garpestad Miss Rodeo Montana 2016

Miss Rodeo Montana 2016, Lindsay Garpestad, placed in the top 5 at Miss Rodeo America. Lindsay’s personality is fun and fabulous. She personifies the girlnext-door and so her photo relays this. Her eyes are lit, like her, and so it was easy to play them up. A pinky rose lip color, with bronze and gold eye shadow tones, complimented her hazel/brownish eyes.

Rachel Owens-Sarno Miss Rodeo California 2016

Miss Rodeo California 2016, Rachel OwensSarno, was given the Miss Rodeo America Photogenic award. Rachel’s ivory skin and beautiful dark hair is a striking, classic look, somewhat reminiscent of the silver screen era. One of her best features are her brows… thick yet tamed. For Rachel’s brows, I used a combination of MAC’s eyebrow pencils in Brunette and Stud. For her more porcelain complexion, I used Makeup Forever’s HD foundation in shade #120. For her lips, I chose a pop of a berry color to contrast her skin, MAC’s lip liner in Half Red topped off with NYX’s Mega Shine lip gloss in French Kiss.

Judy Wright

“Makeup is fun to experiment with. Don’t be afraid to try new trends, colors and techniques but always remember just because it is a trend or a fad, it may not be what works best for you. Stay true to yourself and be yourself. This is what true beauty really is.”

-Judy Wright

Judy Wright is a professional freelance hair and makeup artist based out of Las Vegas, NV. Judy and her husband Terry are the official hair and makeup artist and photographer to Miss Rodeo America and the Miss Rodeo America Organization.

IG: @makeupbyjudywright FB: Judy Wright lasvegasimagestudio.com Contact: 702-427-0703

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Cowgirl Fit

Fitness in 2017

Halter and Horse Fit Working out with your horse can be a fun and rewarding experience. You don’t need the saddle, just the halter and some good shoes.

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by Paul Dufresne

ome of the best exercising you can do is with your horse right beside you. Keeping it in a halter will give you more control. Begin by moving around the arena, inviting your horse to join you at a relaxed, slow walk (good motivational music comes in handy). Ask your horse to move beside you so you can see the horse in your peripheral vision. The objective is to focus primarily on yourself and just allow the horse to walk with you, but if your horse forges, correct and reposition it. Add a few prepared stops, possibly backing up a step and moving forward again several times until the horse is staying with you.

As the connection develops you can start to play with the walk.

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Invite your horse into the softest jog possible by jogging softly yourself. Focus on light, rhythmical breathing, moving as effortlessly as possible, and keeping arms and shoulders relaxed. Listen to your foot falls and the horse’s.

How soft are they? If you stop and then resume the jog, does the horse join you lightly? Focus on your relaxation and fluidity and the horse eventually joins you in similar movement.

After 10-15 minutes of this you will have the blood flowing and your muscles warmed up.

Now you can loosen your joints, ligaments, and muscles further.

At this point, position your horse behind you so it can observe you and join in if it feels like it. First allow your head to rest to one side then the other, and forward and back several times until your neck relaxes. Then stand with your feet together and bend your ankles, knees, and hips. Slowly swing your hips in a large circle in both directions (loosens and lubricates the joints).

Protein Shakes Try the latest protein shakes from IdealFit. Also, the many meal replacement shakes from IdealShape will curb your appetite and replenish your nutrients. Both are low calorie, low fat and low carb.

For more information email us: info@cowgirlfit.com

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Blogging; Know When to Hold em’ The do’s and don’ts of blogging for your business

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hen you are writing a business blog (b-blog) you need to make sure you do not pass along business secrets. This is as true for employees as well as the business owner. Because each business is based on an individual model developed to highlight the expertise and personality of the business owner, it should not come as a surprise that there are business models in place that are unique to the business.

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You may feel that the information is not a ‘big deal’, but you should know the information ‘can and will be used against you’ to quote the famed Miranda rights.

Essentially you can supply industry information, but should refrain from offering company secrets. You may be surprised at how many individuals will view your blog and many of them will be competitors. Allowing others to have some insider knowledge about your company can negatively affect your business.

This is essentially a cardinal rule of business blogging. You may want to develop your own set of policy statements that can assist you in making sure you are putting your best foot forward in your role as a provider of knowledgebased content.

Don’t Dance Alone You should also remember that blogging is a bit like tango - it takes two. You can provide information and your visitors can provide comments. Make sure that the information you provide is interesting and will encourage visitors to make a return trip to your blog.

Don’t Dance alone

Edit First and Often You should also make sure to edit (or have someone edit for you) your blog. Nothing will be as quick a turn off to visitors as a blog filled with spelling and grammar mistakes. It might make sense to develop your blog in a word processing program and then cut and past that material into your blog.

We’ve all come across blogs where it seems that author simply threw it together on the fly. In those moments we make a mental note not to return. There really is no excuse for error filled content in your business blog. If you do notice a mistake, even after original editing, go back and edit your blog as soon as you can.

Posts Reflect Who You Are The good news is you don’t have to do extensive research to present content on subject you are unfamiliar with. Feature articles, just stick with content you are familiar with. If you come across something that is well written on a subject you don’t feel comfortable writing about simply provide a direct link for visitors.

Edit First & Often

Reflect who you are

Make sure that the information you provide is interesting and will encourage visitors to make a return trip to your blog.

You should also make sure to edit your blog. Nothing will be as quick a turn off to visitors as a blog filled with spelling and grammar mistakes.

Don’t be afraid to let people know who you are. If you are unfamiliar with a subject simply provide a direct link for visitors.

Blogging is a bit like a tango- it takes two.

There really is no excuse for error filled content in your business blog

Let readers will find out who you are in your blog early

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Cowgirl Entrepreneur

Meet jill Bosich, owner, CEO and Chef of the Cowgirl Cookie COmpany

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ith Valentine’s Day right around the cor- within the culinary arts program at Orange Coast Colner, we found a website that bakes fresh, lege where she’s been teaching off and on since 1993. homemade desserts the Cowgirl Way! She also owns and operates her own online sweet boutique, the Cowgirl Cookie Co., where she prepares and Owner and Chef of Cowgirl Cookie Co., Jill K Bosich, ships the finest cookies, cakes, and bars all over the CEC, CCE, AAC is a graduate of California State Poly- world. technic University Pomona with a Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management within the Col- Amidst her schedule she divides her time between lins College of Hospitality Management. Her joy and consulting, professional writing and catering as well passion for cooking has taken her all over the world, as traveling the country speaking to groups on varistudying and traveling abroad, enriching her love for ous industry subjects. Time off is spent riding horses great tasting cuisine. Growing up in a family of fantas- open range, working with “Cooper” her personal tic cooks, at an early age she had a strong appreciation quarter horse, ranch roping, and working on various for outstanding meals always served with much love cattle ranches throughout the Western United States. and enthusiasm. She started cooking professionally at She’s affectionately known as “The Range Rider” online the age of sixteen and for the last 29 years has been where she shares her love for all things culinary, westworking coast to coast in various restaurants, hotels ern, and living delicious. Follow her @therangerider on (Facebook, Snapchat) and @the_range_rider on and institutions. (instagram).

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Jill says, “Some of our ingredients we use; eggs are farm ain’t no cookie cutter business where one cookie or one fresh and used quickly. We only purchase foodstuffs in brownie when lined up next to the other one will look small amounts so as to ensure their quality. We believe exactly the same. in using pure cane sugars, best-quality sea salts, really Our ingredients are the real deal. No fancy machines good vanilla, and the creamiest of butters available. We plopping out dough in perfect round shapes or huge don’t want to give away all our recipe secrets but, be ovens that bake your goodies on conveyor belts. Nope, assured we go to great lengths to make certain we’re that’s not us. We’re old-fashioned that way, and we like only dealing with the best available. That’s just how it our goodies to look it and don’t see ourselves chanworks with us. We know our customers appreciate it gin’ anytime soon. It’s why we sell our products by the and we appreciate your attention to our details too. pound. We could sell you a dozen of this, or a dozen of that, but size can be deceptive. Here, That’s everything to us and really what sets us apart from the rest of a pound’s, a pound. That’s what you’re More Information: payin’ for and trust us, that’s what the cookies in the jar! Our prodhttps://cowgirl-cookie-co.myshopify.com/ we’ll make sure you get. Period. It’s ucts are handcrafted. That means, kinda like another company. It’s truly real people, and real ingredients, Follow Jill @therangerider on (Facebook, everything and results in delicious made by hand. They are not cut or processed by machines, but mixed Snapchat) and @the_range_rider on food like my Nana use to make. So that’s it, and how we feel. And there and prepared by loving hands. (instagram).

Now make no mistake, we believe you have it.”

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Cowgirl Entrepreneur

Moxy Cowgirl is proud to showcase the designs of Jaime Cole. Jaime is a designer for Moxy Cowgirl and her products from HiMe are sold here!

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aniella moved her family to California from rural Wisconsin 10 years ago looking for a way to spend more time with her twins. She started selling jeans and purses out of the trunk of her car going into hair salons etc. After this initial success, she opened a small store front in downtown Brentwood CA. In 2016 she decided to go big or go home! She obtained a mobile shopping trailer and took her «Going Gypsy Style» on the road.

Moxy Cowgirl is proud to showcase the designs of Jaime Cole. Jaime is a designer for Moxy Cowgirl and her products from HiMe are sold at www.moxycowgirl.com “What started as a dream has now become a reality. I have been sewing and designing garments for many years, but in 2012 I decided to dedicate my efforts into building a business from it.”

-Jaime Cole

She broadened her horizons by attending the National High School Rodeo Finals.. all the way in Gillette, Wyoming! In addition, she continued to do trunk shows throughout California, catering to Cowgirls both at horse events and livestock shows. She is known for unique boutique quality cowgirl clothing and accessories. Fun and stylish fashions with a boho country style.

She loves her customers, they are like family to her. She is all about God, Family, and doing what she loves. You will see her everywhere! We believe everyone has a bit of Moxy and we help you Get it and live it !!!

The Girl’s got Moxy!

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Stable Life

Does your Horse need a Turnout Blanket?

Even though winter is almost over and spring is around the corner, does your horse still need a turnout blanket?

By: Jayne Pedigo In determining whether your horse actually needs a turnout blanket and which type to get for your horse you have to consider the following: • How much time does your horse spend outside? Stabled horses who are turned out for three or four hours during the day may not need a turnout blanket at all.

• What are the average winter temperatures in your area?

• What is your average winter rainfall? A cold, wet horse is more miserable than a cold, dry horse. In England, because of the excessive winter rains, all of our horses had two turnout rugs.

That way, the horses could wear one while the other was drying in the barn. Does it have an adequate field shelter that will block the prevailing winter winds?

A sturdy shelter The way to measure a horse for his turnout t h a t will blanket is the same as for stable blankets, anti-sweat sheets or summer sheets. The measurement is taken from the middle of the horses chest, all the way back to the tail.

Measuring for a blanket

protect the horse from wind and rain will go a long way toward keeping the horse warm and comfortable in the winter and some owners may find that their horses don’t need extra protection.

What kind of winter coat does your horse normally grow?

Remember that just because you feel the cold, it doesn’t mean your horse is uncomfortable.

Is your horse fully or partially clipped? A clipped horse will need a blanket whether he is pastured or stabled and will probably need an additional liner for added warmth.

What to look for in a horse blanket and how to measure

Noble Outfitters Guardsman Medium Turnout Photo: The Cheshire Horse

As a rule of thumb, always go for the very best quality you can afford. That bargain blanket may not be such a bargain when the buckle on the leg strap breaks or when your horse is shivering because rain seeped through the seams.

Linings can be full or partial, wool or synthetic. If you live in the north, (well anywhere other than Texas, where I live, I suppose) you may want to get one with a thermal lining. In addition, blanket liners can be purchased separately. The deeper a blanket is, the warmer it will be for your horse.

Many rugs come with tail guards, which can protect your horse from wind (horses always like to turn their hindquarters to the wind and rain). Turnout blankets may come with bias (or cross) surcingles or with a central surcingle and leg straps. Whichever design the blanket you select has, make sure to adjust the straps correctly for the comfort of your horse and also to help stop the blanket from shifting in use.

If your blanket has a central surcingle, be sure to use a pad underneath it where it crosses the spine and also stretch your horse’s forelegs to unwrinkle the skin - the same way you do for the girth. Avoid blankets with the leg straps attached either too high or too far back. Your horse is going to be wearing his turnout blanket at his most active time and it is going to have to withstand all sorts of wear and tear as your horse rolls, runs and plays with his pasture mates. It is important to make sure that it is comfortable for it and that it does not slip.

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GUARDSMAN BLANKET 200 Keep your horse comfortable in and out of the stable with the Guardsman Blanket 200. This medium weight horse blanket designed with functionality and durability in mind. Waterproof and breathable 1,000 Denier nylon outer shell with rip-stop protection shields the horse from wind, rain, and the elements, while 200 grams of insulation ensures optimal heat retention. This innovative blanket features two front patent pending 360 quick connect buckles on the front closure with 4-inch hook and loop for added security on the interior of the blanket.

Engineered with Comfort collar and withers with unique memory foam to contour and adapt to neck and withers for exact fit and comfort. Removable hood sold separately.

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Noble Outfitters™ AllAround Stall Wash is now Biosecurity Wash Leading equestrian company Noble Outfitters™ and biosecurity innovator Synbiont Global have joined forces to create Noble Outfitters Animal Care product line - a critical step in improving the biosecurity protection and productivity of both companion and commercial animals. After being known under the All-Purpose Cleaner, All-Purpose Stall Wash and All-Purpose Kennel Wash umbrella for small and large animals, Noble Outfitters decided to simplify animal maintenance and create the Biosecurity Wash.

Noble Outfitters Biosecurity Wash is utilizing Synbiont’s patented technology that is non-toxic and free of harsh chemicals. The contents are the same great product blend that Synbiont users have come to trust, but packaged in an easy-to-use container to make animal maintenance a snap. The product is manufactured using a unique and patented blending process of ingredients that are fully compliant within the EPA and FDA code of federal regulations. With regular applications, you can increase your biosecurity efforts and reduce your risk of exposure on your horse, all surfaces, equipment, grooming supplies, trailers, and more.

Many prominent equine facilities and racetracks around the US such as Will Rogers Memorial Center in Texas, South Point Equestrian Center in Las Vegas and The Oklahoma State Fair Park are already currently taking full advantage of the products’ ability to clean and keep incoming horses protected. Noble Outfitters Biosecurity Wash can be purchased online at www.nobleoutfitters.com, or at your local feed and tack store or animal health retailer. To find a dealer, visit nobleoutfitters.com/dealers.

Introducing The Most Comfortable Legging Ever - The Noble Outfitters™ The Noble Outfitters™ Balance Legging is the essential piece for your everyday wardrobe. Featuring the Never Fade Fabric with Booty Boost Technology, the high-recovery stretch material and flat seam construction of the piece guarantees ultimate comfort and flattering fit.

The Never Fade Fabric was dyed black at the yarn level, so the Balance Legging will never lose its color, regardless of how many times you’ll wash it or dry it. Big on stretch but great on comfort, these leggings are figure flattering on any body type! Opti-Dry Technology wicks moisture away and UPF 50+ keeps you protected from the sun.

Dress them up or dress them down, the Noble Outfitters™ Balance Legging look great with a dress shirt and heels or a comfy sweater and rugged cowboy boots.

Available in February 2017, the Noble Outfitters™ Balance Legging comes in Black, in sizes XS-XL, with prices starting at $79.95.

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Valentine Gift Guide Click on photos for easy shopping!

Barrel Racing Horse Locket Necklace $33.45

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I Hope You Dance Dressage Horse Necklace $33.45

HORSE: PENCIL: HORSE-CRAZY: GIRL T-Shirt $21.20

Beware I ride Horses Coffee Mug $15.05

Annie Rose 2 Bronc Halter $88.00 www.rodeoquincy.com

Annie Rose 2 Tie Down $89.00 www.rodeoquincy.com

Vintage western cowgirl collage watch $47.45

Cowboy Ride watch $47.45

Barrel Racing Wallet Phone Case For iPhone 6/6s $27.85

Barrel Racing License Plate $27.85

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