Cowgirls In Style December 2021 by Cowgirls In Style Magazine

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Tyson and Shea Durfey

fashion l rodeo l beauty l horses l fitness December NFR 2021

NFR ISSUE

Fashions to wear & things to do at the NFR

Boot Barn Runway

We are Boot Barn Mania! Check out their diverse fashions for the Cowgirl

Christmas Gift GuidE

Find the Perfect Gift

NFR Insider December 2021

Our 10th Anniversary

MRA Queen 2020-21

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In Every Issue NFR Issue December 2021

12 Letter From the Editor

14 Editor Picks 16 Beauty Barn Face Mists 18 Fashion Forecast Handbags Galore 20 Cowgirl Fit Get Fit in 2022! 22 Cowgirl Boss Planner Print Offs 24 Stable Life Barrel Racing Saddles 45 Rodeo Runway Boot Barn

Featured Inside...

On the Cover: Ty and Shea Durfey Photo by: Kirstie Marie Photography

CIS Magazine celebrates our 10th Anniversary!

Miss Rodeo America 2020-21 - Jordan Tierney

Cover Feature 28 Ty and Shea Durfey

NFR Look 42 Fashions to wear at theNational Finals Rodeo

Meet Ty and Shea Durfey

Rodeo Pageantry 34 Miss Rodeo America 2020-21 Jordan Tierney

Gift Ideas 51 Gift ideas for Christmas and Valentine’s Day

38 CIS Magazine 10th Anniversary Celebration

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NFR Issue December 2021

In Style

COWGIRLS Founder Editor-In-Chief Susan Gentry

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A Cowgirl’s Voice...

Editor-in-Chief, Susan Gentry

Welcome to our 10th Anniversary NFR issue!! We’re proud to be the ONLY national magazine that we know of for Cowgirls, that is owned and operated by a COWGIRL! Since 2011...

t’s rodeo time and we are so ready for the NFR and all of the excitement that it brings!

It’s time for celebration as we are walking down memory lane as we revel in our 10th anniversary of Cowgirls In Style Magazine! This is our 10th year and we could not be more excited! We have included a special section in this issue that goes back in time of some of the highlights that we have experienced at Cowgirls In Style magazine. What a ride it has been! With this anniversary, we decided to bring back a few of our featured people over the years! We are featuring Tyson Durphey and wife, Shea Fisher-Durfey who graced our cover back in 2014. These are just a few of those that we have had the honor of featuring over the past 10 years. We are checking in on them and getting an update of what has happened in their lives the past 10 years. We are also excited to feature the Miss Ro-

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deo America 2020 and 2021, Jordan Tierney. Jordan has had the opportunity to be MRA Queen for 2 years in a row, due to COVID. Also, we are featuring what to wear to the NFR ideas and of course our annual Christmas Gift Guide. Plus, you will enjoy the fashion of Boot Barn in our Rodeo Runway section! The past couple of years have put our hearts and minds into perspective with the ongoing COVID virus. May we remember to love and laugh a little more and cherish the memories we make. Our hearts and prayers go out to those who have struggled with this virus and have lost loved ones. We wish you all a wonderful year for 2022! Merry Christmas from our Home to Yours!

Susie

Susan Gentry Editor-In-Chief

Editor Picks

“Read A Book, Help A Cowboy!” I absolutely love what Shanna Hatfield does each year, “Read A Book, Help A Cowboy,” Campaign. If you buy one of Shanna’s books through December 24th, she will donate 10% of all her net book proceeds to the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund. The JCCF is a non-profit organization that assists rodeo athletes who have sustained catastrophic injuries and are unable to work for an extended period. The JCCF steps in and steps up, offering support to injured cowboys until they can get back on their feet and back to competing. It’s a wonderful thing for the rodeo athletes to be able to heal without being overwhelmed by financial worries. The other great thing about the JCCF is that they dedicate one hundred percent of all contributions received for disbursement to eligible applicants without any administrative fees being subtracted. When you donate $1, that whole dollar goes directly into the fund. You can find Shanna’s books in digital, paperback, hardback, and audio formats. She writes sweet historical and contemporary romance, rural humor. She has also written a children’s book, cookbooks, and entertaining guides. You can find her books at, Amazon, Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble, Smashwords, Apple, Audible, Books a Million. Go to her website at www.shannahatfield.com

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CIS Fashion Picks

Beautiful handbags for any and all occasions

Handbags for the holidays and the new year looking for the perfect Handbag for not only the holidays, but for everyday? Here ya go! Merry Christmas! Devanie Gentry Fashion Editor

AMERICAN WEST Vintage Large Doctor’s Satchel Reminiscent of another time, our Vintage Doctor’s style bag is a beloved classic for American West. A single compartment with two interior side pockets is revealed when opening the hinged frame. www.americanwest.cc

AMERICAN WEST Inlay Eagle Messenger Bag All access zip-top crossbody bag with adjustable shoulder strap. Hand-tooled vegetable tanned genuine leather, accented with leather inlays and a silver concho. www.americanwest.cc

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AMERICAN WEST Cowtown Zip-Top Shoulder Bag Free and easy styling is just part of this conveniently sized shoulder bag’s irresistible charm. Created in soft, tumbled genuine leathers and trimmed with genuine hair-on cowhide, this bag will create a striking accent to any outfit www.americanwest.cc

Walk By Faith By Steph True western design on this handbag, reddish brown exotic longhorn hide and the cattle brands embossed leather, perfect handbag for everyday www.walkbyfaithbysteph.etsy.com

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Cowgirl Fit

2022 is your year to get fit! Are you tired of losing weight and then gaining it back? This year get fit with Cowgirl Fit. You won’t regret it!

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The holiday will be winding down and you will be realizing that it is time to start some fitness goals. Why not join Cowgirl Fit to meet those goals? We have found that there are three main ingredients in losing weight and getting fit...

1. Accountability 2. Motivation 3. Support With Cowgirl Fit, you get all three and more!

Meet cowgirls across the country and get motivated and stay accountable! Do you wish you could lose weight, get in shape and keep it off? So many times, we might lose those pesky pounds, but the hard part is keeping it off. With Cowgirl Fit, we help you get it off and help you keep it off! You will stay accountable by reporting in each day, stay motivated because we will be there to push you on and you will gain support by not only us, but our community of cowgirls. ‘ If you want to get fit, why not do it with a group of women who have the same interests as you? Cut out one fast food breakfast and it will pay for your whole month membership! This low price of only $5/mth will end January 1st. Sign up today and save over 50% To sign up, go to:

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re you a day planner type person, but found that the planners available don’t cater to all of your needs? That’s what I have found, so I have created printable planner kits that focus on the business owner and cowgirl! Finally a planner that you can add special sections to that specialize in your type of business or lifestyle! They are easy to use, just print off, punch holes in your paper to include in your favorite notebook or planner style. For example, are you a 22 | Cowgirls In Style | December 2021

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Below are a few of our special planner kit pages... • Boutique Kit • Ranch Kit • Horsemanship Kit • Fitness Kit • Social Media Kit • Blog Kit Order Yours! Find the special section that you need for your planner and you can download them below! Remember these are printable pages so they are digital only. They are not print pages. You print them yourself on your printer at home or a print shop. A very affordable and comprehensive way to get organized!

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Stable Life

Is A Used Barrel Racing Saddle Your Best Option... By: Brian Garvin

There are many considerations that must be made in order to ensure that you are purchasing a suitable product for your animal’s performance and safety as well as your safety.

f you are interested in a used barrel racing saddle, you may be wondering if this is truly your best option. If you participate in barrel racing, you know and understand the importance of speed and performance. When it comes to Western-styled saddles, the barrel racing model is considered to be the smallest. It is also the most lightweight horse saddle on the market.

saddles. If you are in the market for a saddle of this type, it may be best to select a used model. First, you will save a lot of money on your purchase and second, the unit is likely to fit more comfortably on your horse.

If you engage in barrel racing, it is important to integrate a saddle that does not put a lot of weight and strain on your horse. It is also important to ensure that your weight is evenly The skirts on this type of saddle are relatively distributed so that the animal is more comsmall and the tree section is also smaller on fortable. The barrel saddle helps to distribute this type of saddle compared to traditional weight appropriately as it has a flat seat. 24 | Cowgirls In Style | December 2021

Credit: Greg Poulsen

In addition to weight distribution, this is also important when it comes to balancing the horse as it runs around the barrels in the race. This is an essential component when it comes to your overall racing performance, the safety of your horse, and your safety as a rider. When choosing a used barrel racing saddle, you will find that even though the seat is flat the section that is known as the “Cantle and Pommel” is elevated so that when you sit in the saddle, you are secured. If you elect to choose a saddle that is used, it is essential that you take a look at the area known

as the “Horn” and the “Stirrup”. The horn should be relatively tall and it should also be narrow and completely functional. Functionality is imperative in barrel racing as it will provide an area for you to hold on to while racing. In addition to this, the horn will be beneficial when it comes to actually dismounting the horse at the end of the event that you take part in. The stirrup section should be narrow, but it should not be so narrow that your foot is tight inside of it. You should ensure that your feet are able to move in and out of the stirrup easily. If you are unable to do this with ease, it could be a potential safety issue. www.cowgirlsinstyle.com | 25

Stable Life When it comes to stirrups, it is important to understand that the feet will often come in contact with the barrels as the horse maneuvers around them. For this reason, if you are purchasing a used barrel racing saddle, you should ensure that there is a protective covering that will help prevent your feet from becoming injured. It is often best to look for used saddles that incorporate thick types of leather for protection on the stirrups. As you can see, it may be beneficial to purchase a used barrel racing saddle, but there are many considerations that must be made in order to ensure that you are purchasing a suitable product for your animal’s performance and safety as well as your safety.

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A Good Used Barrel Saddle

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Cover CowGirl By: Susan Gentry Photos by: Kirstie Marie Photography

Tyson Durfey & Shea FisherDurfey

We catch up with past world Champion Tie Down Roper, Tyson Durfey and his wife Shea, who is a business owner, country music singer and mother of three...

Q’s & A’s with Shea and Ty Durfey Cowgirls In Style Magazine: We last had you on our cover when you and Ty were married. Three kids later and several successful businesses, how is life going? Shea Fisher Durfey: Life is great, thanks for asking! The last 8 years have really flown by. Getting married, starting a family- now having 3 kids Praise Royal (5), Risen Breeze (2.5), Tyen Cross (4 months). Life keeps us very busy. Over the last 8 years since you had us on the cover I have released several new songs to radio and recently had my single, Don’t Rush go to #1 back home in Australia! Music has always been a huge part of my life, but having children and running businesses became a priority for a few years, but I am so excited to be back, busy with my music. Our Buckle company Shea Michelle Buckles has been doing awesome things! Our company has tripled in the last 8 years & it’s so rewarding to see something you spent so much time on doing so well. We really do appreciate all of the support the western community has given us. Some super exciting news is only last month I released my Shea Baby clothing line! This has been a dream of mine for a long time and to finally be able to do it gives me butterflies still. Our launch was a huge success and I am so excited to see so many kiddos wearing their outfits during the NFR. Tyson has been super busy also with his TD Mentorship program where he helps up and coming athletes with training and the mind set of Rodeo. This has been cool to watch come about. So between his companies and rodeo, our kiddos and my businesses, we are constantly busy- in a good way! CIS: Where are you now living? Could you tell us about your ranch? S.F.D: We live just outside of Weatherford,

“Tyson and I are very supportive of each other’s goals and dreams so we understand each other’s profession & what it takes to be successful.” -Shea Fisher Durfey

TX on a 50 acer ranch. Our property backs onto the Brazos River, which is so amazing for raising our kiddos. They have so much fun down the River! We spend a lot of time there as my Dad also has an Airboat we get to use. Our property has a beautiful indoor arena around 125ft by 250ft in size, which has been a huge blessing for those hot Texas days or cold rainy days. This past year we were able to build our dream home after saving for the last 8 years. CIS: You now have 2 darling daughters and a handsome baby boy. How do you organize your time between your businesses and your family? S.F.D. I work a lot at night! I like to be present still in my kiddos lives so I do a lot of work when they sleep. I do have a wonderful lady who helps me some with the kids during the day which allows me to keep working, but I work from my home office so I don’t miss out on too much with the kids. The girls stay pretty busy between dance, gymnastics, swimming, soccer etc. I love taking the girls to do these types of things, so after school until bed time I am very present with the kiddos. I love being a Mom. If I wasn’t so busy I would have 5 kids lol.

CIS: Could you tell us a little more about your busi- S.F.D: Normally we would get home every year, nesses? but we have not been back since the end of 2019 because of the Covid stuff going on. I wish I could S.F.D.: Yes, we own a company called Shea Mi- go back again soon. chelle Buckles and Shea Michelle Leather. This company makes beautiful custom items for individ- CIS: How do you and Tyson handle being apart uals and associations here in the U.S. We stay very with music and rodeo and still keep each other first busy with this company and I love coming up with and your kids? new fresh ideas and designs. I have a great team of girls who work in our office now which has allowed S.F.D: Tyson and I have always had a two week us to be able to grow and expand. Shea Baby Boots rule. Not to be apart for much longer then 2 weeks. & Clothing is my most recent company. Originally, This at times isn’t always the case, but we do our we started out just selling Baby & Toddler boots and best. We love to go out on the road with him to rohave now branched into the clothing side of things. deos over the summer when Praise isn’t in school All of our boots are made from real U.S. leather and and he flies home a lot to see us. We are very supI have personally hand designed all the designs you portive of each other’s goals and dreams, so we unwill see. Our clothing launch was in October and I derstand each other’s profession and what it takes can’t wait for everyone to see the Spring/Summer to be successful. line I have also designed. It makes me so happy seeing all these kiddos wearing products I have put a CIS: What plans and goals do you have for the near lot of hours into designing. future? CIS: You just had a new album come out. Tell us S.F.D: LOTS! I am excited to release more muabout that? sic here in the U.S.! Release more lines for “Shea Baby”; get Tyson healed up to go rodeo, and grow S.F.D.:I have actually had several new songs come our other businesses, etc. I like to set goals and out recently, but my most recent song was called work hard to achieve them. I am a big list girl. I “Rope Swing”. This was a super fun summer song have lots of lists to make sure I get the stuff done I co-wrote with Walker Hayes (Fancy like singer). I need to get done. People ask how I get so much This song is currently doing well in the charts back done and juggle so many different things at once- I home in Australia since it is opposite seasons (it’s think being signed to a record deal at 16, I learned at Summer there now). a young age to juggle a lot of things and use a lot of lists. CIS: Are you and Ty ready for the NFR? S.F.D.: Actually this will be only the 2nd time in the last 15 years Tyson didn’t qualify for the NFR. This year was a little rough for him losing his good horse in January and hurting his ACL in June. He had to miss a lot of rodeos & decided he would come home and heal up and get re-focused for 2022. But we are so excited to cheer on our fellow rodeo friends in Vegas. CIS: How is your family doing in Australia? S.F.D.: They are doing good. The world is kinda crazy right now. I am sad I can’t fly home and see my family because of how strict Australia is with covid. It breaks my heart not being able to take my kids back home to see everyone and show them the beautiful country I grew up in. Thankfully my parents now live here in the U.S. That is a huge blessing. CIS: How often do you get down to Australia? 30 | Cowgirls In Style | December 2021

Just another day at work. Ty and his daughters

Brittany Jenson Photography

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Pageantry

Miss Rodeo America 2020 & 2021

Jordan Tierney By: Susan Gentry Photos: Sherry Smith

You read that right, MRA Queen for 2020 and 2021. Jordan had the opportunity of wearing the crown for two years because of Covid... 34 | Cowgirls In Style | December 2021

CIS

Q’s & A’s

Cowgirls In Style: Where are you from? Jordan Tierney: I am from Oral, SD. I reside on the family ranch with my parents; we run about 150 cow-calf pairs of commercial black angus. We also raise and train AQHA performance horses. CIS: How many horses do you have and have you ridden horses all of your life? J.T.: Personally I have about three horses, but on the ranch we have more. I have ridden horses all my life and started competing in rodeo at the age of 5 years old. I grew up competing in barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, breakaway roping and team roping in various associations such as 4-H, Little Britches, High School, Collegiate and Amateur Rodeo. CIS: What are your hobbies, interests outside of rodeo? J.T.: My hobbies outside of rodeo are doing bridal makeup. I really enjoy learning new makeup techniques and doing glam makeup for brides and bridesmaids. Also aside from makeup I enjoy working out and living an active lifestyle. With the free time I have, I really enjoy any time I get to spend with friends and family! CIS: How old were you when you entered your first rodeo pageant? J.T.: I was 23 years old when I entered my first rodeo queen pageant. It was the contest from Miss Days of ’76 2018, I was blessed enough to walk away with the title and it was the first of my three title I have held. CIS: What is the hardest part of the competition? J.T.: Competition is all encompassing and there are a lot of ups and downs with all pageants. I would say that when it came to the Miss Rodeo America Pageant, the event I was most anxious for was Horsemanship because it’s a random draw horse where you don’t get to warm them up prior to completing your pattern and I wanted to do well in it, so I put a lot of pressure on myself. Overall the hardest part of the Miss Rodeo America Pageant was keeping my energy up over the course of 8 days. Most days I got up around 4:00 AM and didn’t get to bed until 11:00 PM, so it was very long days if you let them be!

As Miss Rodeo America, I don’t just represent Professional Rodeo, but also the Western Lifestyle, so being home engulfed in that lifestyle gives you a renewed spirit. -Jordan Tierney

CIS: You have the opportunity to serve as Miss Rodeo America for 2 years because of the COVID pandemic. How did you feel when you were first asked if you would complete another year? J.T.: Honestly I have a very open ended plan for my future and nothing is set in stone, so I felt comfortable committing to another year because I didn’t feel like I was missing out on anything in the coming future. Also there were a lot of events that I was scheduled to go to that I missed out on so to have the opportunity to go to them in 2021 means a lot. Also a plus side to the pandemic was that I got to go to some events that normally I wouldn’t get to go to had it been a normal year, so that was special to me as well.

when I have interactions like that it give me the reassurance to keep going! CIS: You seem to be the type of person who kind of goes with the flow and doesn’t let things bother you. How do you get your strength? J.T..: Yes I am a very much go with the flow type of person. I don’t know if being the youngest of four is to blame for that, but I am very grateful that not much bothers me, especially in 2020! On a more serious note I get my strength from my Lord and Savior. My faith is extremely important to me and if I didn’t have it 2020 would’ve been a much scarier year for me. Whatever happens will happen, but God knows how it’s all going to turn out and I have confidence in that.

CIS: Could you tell us how life as MRA has been during this pandemic? J.T..: Well normally Miss Rodeo America is home for about 30 days out of the year and travels over 100K miles during the year. CIS: What advice would you My travel this year has been nowhere give girls who are wanting to get Photo: Rod Connor near that, but it has given me the chance to be involved in rodeo pageantry? back home at the ranch and help. As Miss Rodeo J.T..: The advice I would give is just start! America, I don’t just represent Professional Rodeo, but Wherever you are, however much experience you have also the Western Lifestyle, so being home engulfed in just dive in! There are so many people in this industry that lifestyle gives you a renewed spirit. In turn that that are willing to help, so don’t be afraid to ask. Also has made me a better representative! I just want to let them know that however long or extensive their rodeo queen career will be they will come CIS: What was the hardest thing for you during the out with an amazing set of skills that will help them first year of the pandemic being the MRA Queen? immensely in life! It is a 1000% worth it. J.T..: The hardest thing for me during this pandemic being Miss Rodeo America is how to navigate an onCIS: What are your plans once your reign is comline presence. I really love people and having that in plete? person experience with individuals I come across, so J.T.: My plans once my reign is complete are to purnot having that has been hard for me. sue my Masters in Business Administration online so I can start working again right away. My undergrad is in CIS: What has been the most rewarding? Business Administration and Marketing, so I’m prayJ.T..: The most rewarding part for me being Miss Roing some connections throughout my reign will lead deo America has been young girls coming to me and to some great opportunities within our industry to telling me that watching my journey has helped them pursue a career. I have a very open-ended plan for my in some way. I want to leave a positive impact and future, but I’m excited to see how it will all turn out! 36 | Cowgirls In Style | December 2021

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10th Anniversary

Through The Years With CIS Magazine

Summer/Fall 2011 Issue

Cowgirls In Style Magazine has traditioned and changed a lot in the past 10 years. Come down memory lane with us as we celebrate our 10th year of publication and celebrate the voice of the Cowgirl.

By: Susan Gentry

Founder and Editor-In-Chief Susan Gentry

am so proud to be celebrating the 10th anniversary of Cowgirls In Style Magazine. It has been a dream I have had since I was a child. I remember being 6 years old and saving my money to buy my very first, “Western Horseman” magazine. I thumbed through that magazine until its pages were ragged and worn. That magazine gave me the inspiration of creating a magazine for the cowgirl. To give the cowgirl a voice that was so needed in a world of western magazines that catered to men. I wanted to create a magazine exclusively for the cowgirl. This is the only national publication that is soley owned by cowgirls for the past 10 years that honors the role of the cowgirl.

Thank you for your support for the past 10 years!!!! In the above cover is our very first issue of Cowgirls In Style magazine which came out in the summer of 2011 and we featured country music singer, Terri Clark! It was the very first digital Cowgirl magazine. We took the digital world by storm with this first Cowgirl’s Lifestyle magazine! We added print issues with the next issue which was the 2011 NFR issue. We have been going strong ever since! |

Above is our NFR 2017 issue featuring the “Heartland” cast and series star, Amber Marshall who plays Amy Flemming on the series. We introduced the cast and what they were presently up to. It was our highest selling issue to date. We were one of the first American Cowgirl’s publication to feature the Canadian series.

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Bridal Issues Here are a few of our bridal issues that we have featured throughout the years...

We have featured many cowgirls and cowboys for our weddings issue cover. From Miss Rodeo America Queens, to Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, to business owners! We love our wedding issue which comes out every March! It also happens to be our spring issue which is perfect for starting new and fresh. 40 Cowgirls In Style December 2019/January 40 42||| Cowgirls CowgirlsIn InStyle Style |||December December2021 2019/January2020 2020

Rodeo Royalty, Cowgirls & Celebrities Above is our Fall 2012 issue featuring Charmayne James and her beloved horse, “Scamper.” Charmayne is one of the greatest horsewomen, business women and pioneer of the sport of barrel racing. She and Scamper will always be a treasured jewel in the sport of rodeo and barrel racing.

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Anniversary! 2011-2021

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Cowgirls In Style December 2021

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