Santa Barbara filmmakers Susan Jensen and Paul Singer have completed yet another edition of their informative documentary series about the vaquero and the cowboys influence on the West. Tierra Encantado is sixth in the Vaquero Series. Even in New Mexico, the California style has influence. This is where the California dally roping style meets up with the hard and fast Texas style. This new documentary details the history and traditions of this enchanted land.  The Spaniards migrated from Mexico to establish Santa Fe in the 1608. They brought with them their ranching traditions and style of horsemanship that influence the entire West.  The introduction of the horse transformed the West. It provided the means for exploring it. It gave Native Americans power and mobility. The horse provided the foundation for the ranching culture and the American Cowboy. This film chronicles how the modern New Mexico cowboy style emerged from that blend of influences.  The foundations the Spaniards laid for ranching are still practiced on the big spreads including the Bell Ranch, once so large it had its own zip code and the Singleton Ranches, which encompasses about a million acres. Nora Wallace, Santa Barbara Newspress --Santa Barbara Newspress