"Cowgirl Howdy"  by Sharon K. Hunt

To Be the Best

By

Bernard Price

Have always admired the cowgirls

From years gone by ‘til now.

Many a ranch they manage

To make them thrive they vow.

Nothing seems to faze them.

Can handle any chore,

Round-ups, branding, cattle drives

All that and so much more.

They also entered rodeos

With courage faced each test,

Becoming quite well known

As they traveled in the west.

Motherhood they don’t forget

Great families have been raised,

Gals followed mother’s footsteps

Along the trail they blazed.

When thinking ‘bout the west

Remember the cowgirls’ role,

So much they did accomplish

To be the best their goal.

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