Richard Goff knows two things well: rawhide braiding and horses. Horses came first. “I grew up in the Southeast, the Carolinas, and got my first horse when I was just 10. My Mother traded an old Kodak Instamatic camera for that sway-backed gelding. I didn’t care how he looked, that horse was my first love.” That love would eventually carry Goff into the world of the cowboy. Marriage to an Arizona woman in his 20s brought him to the Red River Land and Cattle Company where he saw a chance


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