Plastics are everywhere nowadays, but when Westernaires founder Elmer Wyland imagined, designed, and built this vinyl saddle, these materials were rare, noteworthy, and awe-inducing
Read MoreOne of our more recent fundraising programs, please help us to commission a bronze bust celebrating the legacy of Director Emeritus Glen E. Keller, Jr.
Read MoreDedicated on November 28, 1959, Fort Westernaire officially broke ground and became the permanent home of the Westernaires organization. It has grown and evolved much over the years, and serves its rider members and volunteers well.
Read MoreWhile Westernaires has been recognized and commended by numerous U.S. Presidents, this was the first instance of being honored in the Congressional Record.
Read MoreThe Westernaires ponies hold a special place in the hearts of all who worked with them. Here's a look at how it came to be.
Read MoreIn 1976, Westernaires Varsity Red Team's Majors Janice Green, Anne Melle, and Judy Hudgins spent some time with Cy Taillon at Denver's National Western Stock Show to ask him about his experience with the Westernaires.
Read MoreIn 1982, Westernaires Varsity Red Team's Major Patty Miller and Major Gary Feazell caught up with Hadley at National Western Stock Show to ask him his thoughts regarding Westernaires.
Read MorePart 3 of 3, NWSS anniversaries and milestones with Westernaires
Read MorePart 2 of 3, NWSS anniversaries and milestones with Westernaires
Read MorePart 1 of 3, NWSS anniversaries and milestones with Westernaires
Read MoreWesternaires founders, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and Marjorie Wyland, were among the winners of the first annual "9 Who Care" awards in 1979.
Read MorePromoter, showman, teacher, guiding force, a man among men, a believer in dreams, with faith in his country and its youth. Iron-willed, tough, and demanding, he led his kids to excellence.
Because he was all this, and so much more, we are The Westernaires, a living tribute to his talent and vision.
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