Several years ago I would not have
imagined myself in the boots that I am today. I didn’t have the opportunity to
grow up on the back of a horse like most rodeo queens. But I have had the
opportunity to grow up in a family of discipline. I want to overcome the
stereotypes. I want to prove that if you have a dream; you can reach it with
hard work and determination.
I am a typical small town girl from a middle
class dysfunctional family and divorced parents. I drive an old ’93 Ford. I am
5’2” on a good day, which makes mounting tall horses a workout. I have freckles
that I can’t stand. I am average but I have a dream. It is
my goal to be an example for children and a role model to those who don’t have
one. I want to make kids realize their own dream and to have the opportunity to
share a sport that I have fallen in love with. Rodeo has shaped me into who I
am and I dream of the chance to share it with others.
In 2014 I plan to run for Miss
Rodeo Arkansas. With past queens like Kirbi Allen, Shana Carter, Jessica Chitwood and Dilynn Dodd
I have some big shoes to fill. But it is ladies like them who have inspired me. My work will be cut out for me because it is a
big commitment. I will be riding every chance I get and learning every moment I
can.
“Keep on dreaming even if it
breaks your heart.” May 2014 be a year of reaching your dreams!
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