A retired aerospace engineer living in Waddell, Arizona, Lee Anderson has spent more than 60 years studying equine training methods and traditions of the Spanish Colonial vaqueros of 1750-1800, the Mexican cowboys of 1850-1900 and the American cowboys of 1880-1920. He shares his research in his book, Developing the Art of Equine Communication, published by Moonlight Mesa Associates. Anderson also teaches living history in period performances with his horse, Concho, or his mule, Zelda (shown with
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