Photograph of Milburn Stone (left) and Ken Curtis (right) with Robert Bankston (center). This photograph was taken in Odessa, Texas, 1967-68. A woman in a flashy costume sits in the background.

Photograph of a large group of horses with a man at Flynt Ranch in Midland, Texas. The man is standing several feet away from the horses except for one, which stands to his right. A fence can be seen in the distance, along with several oil rigs.

Photograph of James Kenney riding horseback on Uno Princess during the 1968 NCHA Futurity held in Fort Worth, Texas. The horse was owned by Jess Koy.

Photograph of a sorrel Quarter Horse stallion named, Jewel's Leo Bars. Jewel's Leo Bars was also known as "Freckles." The horse stands in an open flat space where the ground is covered in dirt and gravel. The horse is held by a lead rope held by someone out of frame. It is speculated that Jewel's Leo Bars photo was taken at Marion Flynt's Square Top 3 Ranch in Midland, Texas. Jewel's Leo Bars was owned by cattle rancher and longest-serving president of the National Cutting Horse Association, Marion Flynt.

Photograph of Lewis Cauble with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, 1967. Cauble stands on the left and Rogers sits at the table embracing him. Evans sits to the right of Rogers.

Photograph of Matlock Rose riding Christmas Four at the Cowtown Posse Cutting Event during May 1966. They are in an outdoor dirt roping arena, with fences and metal out-buildings visible in the background.

Portrait of the McKnight family on horseback in a field, 1963. This photograph was taken in Tyler, Texas.

Daughter of Peyton McKnight demonstrating a rope trick while standing on the back of a horse, 1963. This photograph was taken in Tyler, Texas.

Photograph of American Quarter Horse Association world champion, Pawnee Eagle, standing three quarters front in an open field.

Photograph of Peyton McKnight with his family and several horses. His wife and two girls are pictured, all wearing Stetson hats. Peyton builds a fire with his wife and youngest daughter.

Photograph of a man receiving an award from two older men. The man receiving the award sits atop a horse. The event took place in a roping arena.

Photograph of a sorrel Quarter Horse stallion, name unknown. The horse stands in an open flat space where the ground is covered in dirt and gravel. The horse is on a lead rope held by someone out of frame.

Photograph of quarter horse, Pistol Lady 2 Be being ridden by Jim Calhoun in a pen with cattle.

Photograph of James Kenney holding the lead line of Uno Princess after winning the 1968 National Cutting Horse Association Futurity event.

Photograph of two rows of quarter horses and their trainers standing in a dirt arena for a quarter horse show in Lubbock, Texas.

Photograph of a multitude of riders and horses on the dirt arena floor at the Odessa Livestock Show. Many hold flags and all are dressed in showy western wear. Flags hang from the ceiling and the stands are full of spectators. The photo has a vertical line on the right.

Photograph of a crowd at a rodeo event in Montgomery, Alabama, 1968.

Photograph of quarter horse, Roxanna Bars, as well as another mare.

Photograph of horse "Aledo Bar Lady" with a group of people in a field at the Jinkins Ranch Quarter Horse Show.

Photograph of the announcer from a horsemanship event in Odessa, Texas, 1967-68. The background is very dark. The announcer wears a blue jacket and a cowboy hat and stands at a counter with a microphone.

Photograph of horse "Sully Bee," at O.H. Crew Ranch, 1963. The horse is an Appaloosa, he stands in an open field, and the photograph is taken from the side.

Photograph of horse "Sully Bee," at O. H. Crew Ranch in 1963. The horse is an Appaloosa, the photograph is taken up close, and a cowboy or ranch hand holds a small board in his hand and the lead rope in the other.

Photograph of two women holding an award at the North Texas Cutting Horse Association party in 1968. Other people can be seen at the ceremony.

Photograph of the backside of a dark-colored horse standing in a field. The hands of someone holding its lead can be seen in the right of the image.