ranches

Rafe Stryker, having reluctantly returned to Castle Ranch in Fool's Gold, California, to settle a land dispute, is surprised by his feelings for Heidi Simpson, his adversary who refuses to give up her home, and his growing interest to stay in the area.

"Cassidy Carrigan wasn't planning to ever get on a horse again. She wasn't even planning on going to back to school after her dad moved out, her best friend ditched her, and her anxiety took over. But then she wasn't planning on being shipped off to a ranch in the mountains of Wyoming as a charity case either. Or falling for a cowboy with a broken nose and an even more broken soul. But sometimes you just have to do a stupid, dangerous thing to have the time of your life"--Publisher.

Someone's out stealing horses at Tumbleweed Ranch! Can Scooby and the kids from Mystery, Inc. saddle up to save the day?.

Scooby-Doo and friends investigate a series of thefts at a ranch.

Del Tackett sets out in pursuit of rustlers and murderers who are trying to ruin a ranch owned by a young woman.

Seven-year-old Sam, unhappy he has to spend two weeks on a ranch with his strict grandfather, has a change of heart when he begins to learn things about his father, who died when Sam was a baby, and uses his horse riding skills to rescue his grandpa.

Follows the Whitten family and their neighbors as they try to find ways to deal with the encroaching desert in their small ranching community of Colorado's San Luis Valley, a condition created by the diversion of water to cities throughout the West.

Alice Winston is left to help support the family business by boarding the horses of their rich neighbors when her older sister runs away and her parents are no longer able to provide for the family.

Alice Winston is left to help support the family business by boarding the horses of their rich neighbors when her older sister runs away and her parents are no longer able to provide for the family.

Lily Casey Smith grows up breaking horses with her father and leaves home at fifteen to ride five hundred miles in order to teach in a frontier town before encountering various difficulties, marrying a rancher, and speaking out against prejudice in various parts of the U.S.