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In 1954, Whiz Bang began his illustrious bucking career. Nobody could stay on Whiz Bang’s back, and many realized a star was being born before their very eyes.

The wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park "have historical and cultural value to North Dakota and all Americans," writes North Dakota Badlands Horse president Marylu Weber.

The competition was as hot as the August sun when the world’s elite saddle bronc riders matched up with the best buckers in the business near Sentinel Butte, North Dakota. But in a rare twist,…

As Theodore Roosevelt National Park mulls a new plan for managing the horse herd — that could reduce the number of horses significantly or remove them entirely — advocates urge them to maintain a genetically healthy population.

"In the case of North Dakota Hall of Fame Cowboy, Rex Cook, the word is 'inspiration,'" writes Kevin Holten.