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OGDEN PIONEER DAYS 85th Anniversary Table of Contents Ticket info...............................................................................6 Ogden Pioneer Days 85th Anniversary.................................7 Sponsors...............................................................................8-9 Heritage Foundation............................................................ 10 Chairman’s message.............................................................. 11 Ogden Mayor’s message.......................................................13 Grand Marshal........................................................................15 DUP.................................................................................... 16-17 Pioneer Days Map................................................................. 19 Whoopie Girls........................................................................21 VIP Cabin & Hospitality sponsors........................................ 23 PRCA Rodeo..........................................................................24 Bull Fighting.......................................................................... 25 85th Anniversary Merchandise............................................26 LDS Devotional Elder W. Craig Swick..................................28 Pre-Rodeo Entertainment....................................................29 Rodeo announcer, entertainer and stock contractor.........31 Patriot and Military appreciation night.............................. 35 National Day of the American Cowboy..............................36 Tough Enough to Wear Pink................................................39

Schedule of Events...............................................................40 Barrel racing and pole bending...........................................43 Western Heritage Museum Committee..............................45 Utah Cowboy Hall of Fame.............................................46-47 Traces of the West................................................................49 Robin Arnold concert............................................................51 Special Needs Kids Rodeo.................................................... 53 Pops Concert & Fireworks................................................... 55 Horse & Hitch Parade........................................................... 57 Children’s Parade..................................................................59 Parade.................................................................................... 61 Western Film Festival...........................................................63 Miss Rodeo Ogden past pageant queens...........................64 Miss Rodeo Ogden Royalty..................................................65 Miss Rodeo Utah Hall of Fame Luncheon...........................66 McKaylie Richins Farewell...................................................67 Miss Rodeo Utah Sponsors..................................................69 Friends of Miss Rodeo Utah..................................................71 Miss Rodeo Utah Contestants........................................74-79

Deely Varble spins near the chutes during the bull chariot races at the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo on July 21, 2018.

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ighty-five years ago, at the height of the Great Depression, then-Ogden Mayor Harm Peery launched a summertime celebration to lift the spirits of northern Utah families. That tradition carries on today at Ogden Pioneer Days, which continues to honor the strength of a community that was forged by the heat of railroad steel. Each year the week of July 24, downtown Ogden comes alive with not only the spirit of Utah’s unique pioneer heritage, but the spark of future prosperity. Like their forefathers before them, folks pass the golden days of summer at Ogden Pioneer Days’ concerts, art strolls, and parades that are held along Ogden’s tree-lined streets. And for five nights, rodeo fans of kinds and ages pack picturesque Ogden Pioneer Stadium, where the rodeo has been held since its founding. The roar of the crowd for Utah’s only Top 5 PRCA Rodeo that’s also been inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame, can be heard for miles. While more than eight decades have passed since the inaugural days — and the celebration has changed with the times — Ogden Pioneer Days continues to take us back from where we came — to the roots of our free country, to the untamed wilds, to the hearty stock of men and women who trekked westward into the horizon of the wild west. Join us July 19-24 for the ride of the summer, a tradition that has withstood the test of time.

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Heritage Foundation The Ogden Pioneer Heritage Foundation celebrates our communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pioneer and western heritage. Since its inception in 2003, the Foundationsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; goal has been to create an environment to honor, preserve and promote this heritage. We invite all to learn about the social, cultural, religion, work ethics, values and daily life of these spirited pioneers. Through educational and entertainment experiences, we will keep the legacy of our forefathers alive. Alan Hall Chairman

Lynn Wood Treasurer

Steve Diamond Vice Chair

Jackie Belnap Exec. Secretary

Board Of Trustees ADVISORY BOARD Spencer P. Eccles Dave Wadman

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COMMITTEE Desiree Cooper-Larsen

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Craig Bielik Advertising Director

Jackie Belnap Executive Administrator

Alan Hall

Pioneer Days Committee Chairman Every summer for the past 85 years, the Ogden Pioneer Days Foundation has celebrated the lives of our pioneer ancestors and our western way of life. Our goal ever July is to remember those noble souls who came to this great valley over one 170 years ago to build a strong and vibrant community. With this in mind, our organization is pleased to present numerous cultural, social, educational and religious events to honor their memory and the spirit of the American West. We are delighted to once again announce that the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo has been voted by the members of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association as one of the top 5 best large outdoor rodeos in the United States. I am told year after year that our community and numerous rodeo volunteers are the cowboys’ favorite fans. They also tell me than there isn’t a more beautiful place. They, like us, love to see the towering mountains to the east of the stadium. As chairman, I wish to thank our many dedicated volunteers, generous donors and sponsors for making our annual celebration a great success. And in a special manner, on July 24, we will pause to remember and honor a great and noble friend who was the heart and soul of Ogden Pioneer Days, Mr. Rich Brewer. He and his sweet wife Jane have been a driving force to keep the spirit of Pioneer Days alive and well. On behalf of my fellow trustees, I sincerely hope you will enjoy this year’s celebration and the great memories it will create for you and your family. Happy Trails, Alan E. Hall Chairman Ogden Pioneer Days Foundation

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Ogden City Council The Ogden City Council recognizes the Ogden Pioneer Days Celebration as an important time for Ogden City. Each year these events promote Ogden’s heritage and provide great opportunities for our community to come together.

Welcome, Rodeo Fans! I want to personally welcome you to the 85th Annual Ogden Pioneer Days celebration in beautiful downtown Ogden and extend my best wishes to you and your family as we celebrate our pioneer heritage. The Ogden Pioneer Days Committee does amazing work year after year and that is why the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) ranked Pioneer Days Rodeo as “One of the Top Five Large Outdoor Rodeos in the Country.” After recently celebrating the 150-year anniversary of the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad in Ogden, there has been a special appreciation for history and the lasting foundations that have made this community what it is today. With the rodeo coming upon this milestone, there isn’t enough that can be said about the events that have led up to 85 years of Western-culture celebrated in our City, and 85 years of diverse families coming together every summer to spend time at this gathering. The people that have founded and thrive in our town are true to their roots, and we hope our “Still Untamed” tagline rings true to your Ogden experience. The Pioneer Days schedule of events is flush with activity, and Ogden has you covered on the outside if you chose to explore our notoriously independent and award-winning owner-operated restaurants, shops, and galleries downtown. There are indoor adrenaline-fueled thrills near The Junction, and low-key relaxation opportunities in our foothills and river parkway corridor offer numerous trail systems with rewarding views. Initially founded as a railroad town and major hub of commerce, Ogden has a rich history of being a bit rough and tumble. We embrace that colorful history, but I’m confident that now you’ll find the Ogden environment invigorating and inspiring with friendly, outgoing residents who are passionate about their hometown. The athletes and entertainers are ready, the stadium seating has been upgraded and the City is ready to host Utah’s biggest and best statehood celebration. Saddle up, let’s Rodeo! Sincerely,

(From left to right, back) Marcia White, Bart Blair, Doug Stephens, Luis Lopez (Front) Ben Nadolski, Richard Hyer and Angela Choberka

Mike Caldwell Mayor of Ogden

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Dave Howells Dave Howells was born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1942. He attended schools in Salt Lake and was raised in the western lifestyle on a ranch in Summit County. “I’ve been around animals all of my life.” He proudly served our country in the Air Force National Guard. Dave and his wife, Carole, were married in 1964. They have four daughters (“all of them are horse enthusiasts”), 14 grandchildren, and are also blessed with 8 great-grandchildren. Dave has been involved with Ogden Pioneer Days for more than 40 years, officially joining the committee in 1978. He served as chairman for 3 years in the late 1990’s and was instrumental in the creation of the Ogden Pioneer Heritage Foundation to continue the celebration. “I like EVERYTHING

about Ogden Pioneer Days. Everything! It’s a great organization to be involved with and to volunteer for. I want the western lifestyle to continue and I’m very happy and proud to be involved with Ogden’s largest celebration!” Dave has served as president of the North Ogden Rotary Club. The Howells live in North Ogden. They still keep horses, and Dave is charter member of the Back Country Horsemen of Utah, and has been President of that organization. He is also national chairman of Back Country Horseman of America. He was the director of the Utah Horse Council, and has also served on the Weber Pathways committee. He is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and has served in many callings including as a Stake President.

1934 G.L. Becker 1935 Lyles Larkenz 1936 A.A. Shaw & Peter M. Pierce 1937 A.A. Shaw & C.L. (Pat) Anderson 1938 A.M. Shaw & Albert O. Head 1939 G.L. Becker 1940 G.L. Becker 1941 G.L. Becker 1942 Clarence “Pat” Anderson 1943 George S. Eccles 1945 Brigadier General Ralph Talbot Jr. 1946 G.L. Becker 1948 Leo Peck 1950 Dr. Edward I. Rich 1951 Miles L. Jones 1953 Ernest R. McKay 1954 Asael Farr 1955 John Farr 1957 Dr. William P. Miller 1958 Dr. Edward L. Rich 1959 Fred M. Abbott 1960 Col. Cheldon M. Gilman 1961 J.E. Ed Shaw 1962 W. Rulon White 1963 Ira A. Huggins 1964 Mrs. Cora Slade 1965 Brigadier General Omer S. Dews 1966 Major General T. Alan Bennett 1967 Ray Minter 1968 Frank M. Browning 1969 Frank Moss & Lawrence Burton 1970 Lawrence T. Dee 1971 E.J. Fjeldsted 1972 Cliff Robertson 1973 Dr. William P. Miller 1974 Edwin W. Wright “Edd” 1975 John Bachman 1976 Charles E. Storey 1977 Ted G. Schmidt 1978 Dr. T.O. Smith

1979 Donnell & Elizabeth Stewart 1980 Jack & Phyllis Snow 1981 Larry & Irene Hunter 1982 Earl & Alene Jones 1983 Al & Zella Warren 1984 Val A. Browning 1985 Ken & Bev Cross 1986 Jack & Hope Richards 1987 George & June Handy 1988 Bart Walthius 1989 Dr. Lamar & Johanna Rogers 1990 Boyd K. Storey 1991 George T. & Myra T. Frost 1992 Bill & Eileen Bailey 1993 Richard & Gloria Myers 1994 John A. & Telitha Lindquist 1995 E. Lamar & Melba Buckner 1996 Ben Day 1997 Len Allen 1998 Rosanne Peery King 1999 John & Vera Arrington 2000 Bert Smith 2001 Bud Favero 2002 Spencer F. Eccles 2003 Joe Surrage 2004 Ken Miller 2005 William Shurtleff 2006 E. Rich Brewer 2007 V. Jay Wadman 2008 Ron & Ginger Brown 2009 The Osmond Family 2010 Ron Halverson 2011 Roy Nelson 2012 Blaine & Joyce Jensen 2013 Craig & Cheryl Dearden 2014 Dwane & Susie Van Hooser 2015 Jim and Paula Smith & Family 2016 Kent Jones 2017 Javier & Amanda 2018 Larry Crouch

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DAUGHTERS OF THE UTAH PIONEERS Darlene Stoddard Darlene Stoddard is from the Weber Farr South Company, Camp Oakwood. Noreen is 86 years young and was born to David Glenn Bert and Grace Bertha Bowe in Brigham City, Utah. Darleen married William Junior Stoddard on September 16, 1953. Darlene and William had 6 children, 16 grandchildren and 27 great grand-

children. Darleen has been a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for 41 years. Her authorized pioneer ancestor was Fredrick James Graham. Darlene moved into her present home as a bride and never left. She has lived in her home for 65 years alone. However, as more neighbors moved into the area she could walk and visited with them. She pumped good water

from the springs until Weber County brought the water to the city. Darlene has been actively

involved in DUP and has held the position of camp captain, vice-captain, and secretary for 8 years. Darlene has server as Primary President, Counselor in Relief Society twice, Chorister in Primary, Relief Society, and Sacrament meetings, Lesson Leader, Sunday School Teacher, played the piano in Sacrament and Junior Sunday School.

Noreen Larkin Noreen Larkin is from the Weber Roy Company, Camp Polly Hammon. Noreen is 79 years young and was born to George LeRoy and Lillian Barrus Melva Hodson in Blackfoot, Idaho. Noree graduated from USU with a dietetic internship. She also worked for awhile as a dietitian. She married George Eugene Larkin on October 14, 1966. Noreen and George had 6 children, 25 grandkids and 4 great grandkids.

Noreen has been a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for 19 years. Her authorized pioneer ancestors are Jonathan Harriman Hale, Edward Hunter Herman Hyde, Emery Barrus Philo Dibble, William Waddoups, and Danial Clard.is Rachael Cook. Noreen has been actively involved in DUP and has held the position of camp captain, music leader and registrar for both camp and company. She has been active in the

community as well. She has served in the PTA, 4-H leader, Republican Party Precinct Vise Chair, and helped with voting. Noreen served a mission in Berlin, Germany prior to her marriage and has held

many other church callings including Teacher, Family History Consultant, Relief Society President, Senior Couple Ogden, UT Mission, Ward Missionary, and Stake Missionary. Noreen spent most of her married life as a stay at home Mom. She helped raise 2 grandchildren rather than have them put in foster care. She loves to garden and can fruits and vegetables. She also enjoys reading histories and biographies.

of Ogden, and Storytelling Festival volunteer many times.

She has served in the Relief Society Presidency many times, Young Women’s President and other positions for years, Sunday School Secretary, Activities Chairman, Primary counselor, teacher and organist, and Missionary plaques. She is involved with her grandchildren and their activities.

Florence Farr Nichols Florence Farr Nichols was born in Ogden, Utah to Florence Dinsdale and Merlin Fife Farr. She married Kent C. Nichols and has 5 children, 14 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. She joined DUP in 1967 and is a member of the College Heights Camp in the Weber Far South Center Company. She is an ancestor of Lorin 16

Farr, Ogden’s first mayor. She has been a camp captain several times, Vice-Captain, Secretary, Treasurer, Registrar, Pianist, Parliamentarian, Outreach committee, and on the Company Board several times. Florence has served our community as a volunteer at McKay-Dee Hospital for 9 1/2 years, Junior League

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DAUGHTERS OF THE UTAH PIONEERS Carolie Neal Bolingbroke Coralie Neal Bolingbroke was born in Malad, Idaho to G. Howard Neal and Cora Nielsen Neal. She is 86 years old. She graduated from Malad High School in 1958 and attended Brigham Young University. Corelie married Chester L. Bolingbrokke (deceased) and has 5 children 26 grandchildren, 60 great-grandchildren and 2 more due in December. Corelie has been a member of the Daughter of the

Utah Pioneers for 20 years. She has served as secretary and president of the Mount Fort Camp for 14 years. One of her pioneer grandparents was Moses Daley. She was active in the PTA for 25 years as Presidennt, Council President, and Regional Director. She continues to be active in the Republican party. Corelie has been active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

and served in many church callings. She was Primary President twice, Relief Society President twice and Stake Primary President for 8 years. She received her Young Womanhood Recognition Award when she served as Personal Progress leader at 83 years of age. Corelie served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with her husband at Cove Fort.

She still is physically active and walks 2 miles every morning.

Norma Rae Jensen Porter Norma Rae Jensen Porter is from the Weber South Company, Camp Mount Fort. Norma is 87 years young and was born to Nilsen Neal Melva Hodson Jensen and Joseph Ray Jensen in Provo, Utah. She married James H. Porter (Jim) on August 4, 1956. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary before he passed away in 2006. Norma is the proud mother of 3 sons and a daughter. She has 14 grandkids and 9 great grandkids. Norma joined the Daughters of Utah Pioneers 20 years ago in 1999 through her direct line ancestor Amelia Ann Singleton. Upon joining she became Camp Beehives secretary/treasurer and has remained in that position for 19 years. Norma and her husband Jim were avid Square Dancers. Together they served in many positions with The Northern Utah Square Dancers including President and 2nd Vice President. They were Chairmen for the 40th Square Dancers Nationals at the Delta Center and were in charge of blood drives and other charity events in relation to Square Dancing. Norma has held many Church callings including Primary President, Young Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s President, Relief Society 2nd Councilor and being on the Stake Primary Board serving as 2nd Councilor. She has served in the Primary for over 38 years and is still currently active there. Ogden Pioneer Days 2019

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7:30 pm - Ogden Pioneer Stadium In addition to joining the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, Ogden Pioneer Days is proud to be listed in the Top 5 PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) Rodeos in America! We were given this recognition at the 2017 PRCA Awards Banquet at the Wrangler National Finals in Las Vegas. Ogden Pioneer Days was AGAIN nominated for Best Large Outdoor Rodeo in the PRCA. Of course we had our fingers crossed hoping for that number one spot, but, it is a great honor

just to be nominated to the top five rodeos of more than 700 rodeos within the PRCA, and we are fully committed to being number one at some point in the future. These honors are all the result of the Ogden Pioneer Days Committee, volunteers, sponsors, donors, cowboys and cowgirls, stock providers, community and especially you, the fans, for giving us what it takes to be a Top Five Rodeo. Thank you, everyone, for making the Ogden Pioneer Days rodeo shine and standout!

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Bull Fighting is back at Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo! Get your tickets to Friday Night (Bull) Fights at Ogden Pioneer Days. Shorty Gorham’s American Freestyle Bullfighting will be at Ogden Pioneer Days for the first performances, Friday, July 19. If you can’t make it that night, plan a Saturday night date at Ogden Pioneer Stadium to get another look at the man behind the revival of the forgotten sport of American style

bullfighting. Don’t get left in the dust! Snap up tickets to one (or two or three or maybe even FIVE) nights of Ogden Pioneer Days, Utah’s only ProRodeo Hall of Fame rodeo that’s also been ranked multiple times as one of the top five large outdoor rodeos in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.

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Ogden Tabernacle, 6 pm (doors open at 5 pm) Elder W. Craig Zwick was sustained as a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 1, 1995. He is currently serving as an Assistant Executive Director of the Missionary Department and Committee Chair of the Utah Elder Zwick has served in a number of callings, including full-time missionary in the North Argentina Mission, branch

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Born and raised in Ellijay, Georgia, Mooney’s career began by accident in 1984 when in college, he stepped in for the scheduled rodeo announcer who had a heart attack. In short time, Mooney went from being a contestant to one of the best announcers on the circuit with announcing accolades that include 2-time NFR, 5-time Calgary Stampede, 5-time Dodge National Circuit Finals Rodeo, 10-time High School Rodeo Finals and the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association Announcer of the Year.

The Greatest Show on Dirt! Currently, Stace Smith produces more PRCA rodeos than any other stock contractor in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and for twelve years has been named PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year. In addition to ProRodeo's, we also produce a number of PBR, Invitational, and Private Convention events throughout the year. Smith Pro Rodeos is not only committed to providing top livestock, but also to producing a one of a kind rodeo experience. Since 2006, Smith Pro Rodeos has had multiple rodeos nominated for PRCA Rodeo of the Year in all four categories. We are proud to be the only rodeo in Utah that Stace Smith’s Pro Rodeo is a part of.

John has worked rodeos from coast to coast and has made 5 appearances at the prestigious Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, NV, three times as a specialty act performer and twice as a barrelman. 2012, 2014, 2015 John picked up the coveted award of Comedy Act of the Year. In 2014 he brought home the gold buckle that represents his achievement of Coors Man in the Can. He feels blessed to be doing what he loves and with those he loves at his side. John married in 2006. He and his wife Carla have had four children; daughters Addison & Billie (now an angel in heaven), Charlee, and son, Cazwell.

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PATRIOT & MILITARY APPRECIATION NIGHT Wrangler National Patriot and Military

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NATIONAL DAY OF THE AMERICAN COWBOY National Day of the

American cowboy Saturday, July 20

7:30 pm - Ogden Pioneer Stadium The mission of the National Day of the Cowboy nonprofit organization is to contribute to the preservation of America’s Cowboy heritage so that the history and culture can be shared and perpetuated through the arts, celebrations, gatherings, and rodeos. Cowboys and cowgirls from almost every county in Utah will take center stage to be honored for their outstanding contribution to the future of Utah’s cowboy culture.

2019 Honoree’s

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Bill Wright Jan Rhodes Shane Haviland Paula Butcher Lisa Asay Blaine McDermott Moreen Henderson Stacey & Leon McElprang Grant Houston Kortney Backus Bob Clark Kiley Shepherd Fred Thurston Kiley Shepherd Lane Little Richard Schaub Keith Anderton Fred Allen Feller Rodney Taylor Juan Ruiz Preston Tate Johnson Richard Wasden Lyle Hortin Bret & Amie Clegg Paulick Ned Nash Clyde Argyle Mark Rounds Colette Wadsworth Darren K Nelson Ken Miller

Beaver County Box Elder County Cache County Carbon County Daggett County Davis County Duchesne County Emery county Garfield County Grand County Iron County Juab County Morgan County Juab County Kane County Millard County Piute County Rich County Sanpete County Salt Lake County San Juan County Sevier County Summit County Tooele County Uintah County Utah County Wasatch County Washington County Wayne County Weber County

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TOUGH ENOUGH TO WEAR PINK Tough Enough

PINK Tuesday, July 23

Helping Raise Awareness for Breast Cancer Prevention

ink has become a symbol of support for breast cancer and breast cancer has touched the lives of many rodeo families. Ogden Pioneer Days recognizes this and dedicates one night of our rodeo to the “Tough Enough To Wear Pink” campaign. EVERYONE is encouraged to wear pink on this night to signify their support of the cause. The Cowboys and cowgirls will be!

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wed, July 10 Utah Mounted Shooting Ogden Pioneer Stadium 8:30 a.m. Fri, July 12 Concert on the Plaza Junction 8 p.m. Ogden Twighlight Concert Ogden Ampitheater 7 p.m. Sat, July 13 Hall of Fame Induction Union Station 7 p.m. Jr. Posse Jamboree Ogden Pioneer Stadium 5 p.m. Sun, July 14 LDS Devotional Ogden Tabernacle 6 p.m. Lindquist Fireworks WSU Pond Dusk Mon, July 15 Horse & Hitch Parade Washington Blvd 18th - Historic 25th St. 7 p.m. Horse & Hitch Parade Participant Picnic Ogden Pioneer Stadium After Parade Non Parade Particpants $3.00 “Western Film Festival - ‘Maverick’ Ogden Amphitheater 7 p.m. Tue, July 16 Special Needs Kids Rodeo Lorin Farr Park - 769 Canyon Road 5 -7 pm Union Station Foundation - Hospitality Luncheon Browning Theater 12 p.m. “Concert Featuring Brenn Hill Browning Theater 7 p.m. Fri, July 19 Miss Rodeo Utah Check-in/Orientation Hampton Inn & Suites 7 a.m. Miss Rodeo Utah Horsemanship Competition Golden Spike Arena 2 p.m. Pre-Rodeo Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. PRCA Rodeo Standard Examiner Family Night Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7:30 p.m. Sat, July 20 Miss Rodeo Utah Hall of Fame/Alumni Luncheon Timbermine Restaurant 1 p.m. Pre-Rodeo Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. PRCA RodeoNational Day of American Cowboy Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7:30 p.m. Sun, July 21 Slack Ogden Pioneer Stadium 8 a.m. Mon, July 22 Miss Rodeo Utah Speeches Eccles Conference Center 9 a.m. Pre-Rodeo Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. PRCA Rodeo Patriot Night Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7:30 p.m. Coca Cola All Stars Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7 p.m. Tue, July 23 Miss Rodeo Utah Silent Auction/Fashion Show Eccles Conference Center 12 p.m. Miss Rodeo Utah Freestyle Horsemanship Competition Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. Pre-Rodeo Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. PRCA Rodeo Tough Enough To Wear Pink Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7:30 p.m. Wed, July 24 Children’s Parade Washington Blvd. 30th Street 8 a.m. July 24th Parade Washington Blvd. 30th -20th St. 9 a.m. Cowboy Christmas Music & Poetry Festival Liberty Park, 751 E. 25th St, Ogden 4 p.m. Pre-Rodeo Ogden Pioneer Stadium 6 p.m. “PRCA Rodeo Pioneer Day State of Utah Holiday Ogden Pioneer Stadium 7:30 p.m. Miss Rodeo Utah Coronation Ogden Pioneer Stadium 8 p.m. Fireworks Ogden Pioneer Stadium After Rodeo July 26 Cowboy Christmas Music & Poetry Festival Liberty Park (751 E 21st St., Ogden) 4-9 p.m. Variety Show - In Cahoots Union Station 7 p.m. July 27 Cowboy Christmas Music & Poetry Festival Liberty Park (751 E 21st St., Ogden) 4-9 p.m. Ophir Creek Band Union Station 7 p.m. 40

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WESTERN WISHES

western Wishes Barrel Racing & Pole Bending Jackpot

Wednesday, July 10

5 p.m. - Ogden Pioneer Stadium Barrel Racing, Jackpot, Silent Auction, Food Trucks & Kids Rodeo For more information visit www.bnwjackpots.com/western-wishes

Western Wishes is a charity that grants wishes to children faced with adversity and who love the western way of life. This event is a fundraiser for the Western Wishes Charity and includes barrel racing and a silent auction. FREE to the public to watch, bids for the auction are welcome. For more information visit westernwishes.org

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Mini Bareback Rider Historic Photo from Ogden Pioneer Days

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OGDEN PIONEER DAYS 85th Anniversary Utah Cowboy Museum & Western Heritage Museum

COMMITTEE Back Row, Left to Right: Paula Smith, Connie Robinson, Vicki Woodward. Front Row, Left to Right: Bob Urry, Susie Van Hooser, Shannon Woodward, Judy Anderson, Shary Cunningham, Mike Schlosser. Absent when the photo was taken: Angie Burton.

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UTAH COWBOY HALL OF FAME Utah Cowboy

Hall of Fame Saturday, July 19

7 pm - Ogden Union Station

Raymond Moser Ray was a man of honor and integrity who knew history played a major role in the development of rodeo, and it was his passion to keep the western spirit alive. He always dreamed of being a cowboy and began living that dream in 1952 when he started riding bareback horses and bulls at the Red Rock Ranch. He went to Shorty Thompson’s arena on a regular basis to hone his skills. At one of the rodeos he attended, one of the clowns didn’t show up and he was talked into taking his place. A passion was born. His career took off in the mid 1960’s, soon after he got his membership in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, when he became the first rodeo clown from Utah. His many years with the PRCA took him throughout Utah, the western and central states and Canada. He worked with the Bar T Rodeo for many years, but was especially excited when he was able to work his hometown rodeo – Ogden Pioneer Days. He also worked college and high-school rodeos and was invited to clown at the National Finals. He was famous for being “the man in the barrel.” He had many jokes and acts, two of his favorite were with his trick pony “Cappy,” and his dog “Toby.” Roy never hesitated to jump in front of a bull to keep the cowboys safe. He never missed an opportunity to help a young person get into the rodeo business, including his two sons and two grandsons who followed in his footsteps as contestants and clown/bullfighters. Ray probably work at least 630 rodeos during his successful 25-30 year career. He was a proven leader, mentor and master of his craft, and was paid tribute to for having a major influence in many lives as well as the sport of rodeo. 46

Val Leavitt

Big, tall and tan, he excelled at being an announcer and was loved by the cowboys, the clowns and the crowd. His personality, mannerisms, true gentlemanly ways, and love for the west and all things rodeo were his way of life. He grew up working with his father in rodeo production, and began his announcing career in 1956 with Vern Oyler’s “miniature rodeo” in Garland, and went on to announce The Little Buckaroo Rodeo throughout Idaho and Utah. For over 40 years he announced at all levels of rodeo in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Nevada. His wife, Nancy was by his side keeping track of the riders and ropers names, along with their stats, which allowed Val to keep talking, using his own quips, banter and knowledge to present an event like no other. He was a monument to generations of youth as he felt rodeo was one of the few sports where the individual could compete on his own against the world. His booming voice was a legend. He was master of the “mic” for rodeos, horse shows, chariot races, horse pulling contests, ball games, fashion shows, talent show, auctions and western style competitive games, who promoted the western lifestyle from his signature neck scarf to his humble cowboy ways. Ogden Pioneer Days 2019

UTAH COWBOY HALL OF FAME Utah Cowboy

Hall of Fame

Saturday, July 19

7 pm - Ogden Union Station

Gerald Young Gerald spent his youth growing up on the YR family ranch in Oakley, where he enjoyed working with cattle and with the interaction with all the animals on the ranch. As he got older he tried his hand at bareback riding and steer riding. Deciding this activity was too hard on his body, he determined to provide others with horses to ride and went into business for himself, creating Young and Young Rodeo Company. He started small, picking up horses whenever possible, and constructing a make-shift arena out of snow fence with

lighting provided by vehicles. As participation grew, so did his desire for a regular rodeo arena, and in 1940 local leaders decided to build an arena in the town park. As the town grew, Young and Young also grew with over 40 rodeos contracted annually, his favorite being the weekly Lagoon rodeo Realizing a need for a cowboyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s association, he was instrumental in forming and organizing the Rocky Mountain Rodeo Association, from which he received the RMCA Outstanding Service Award in 1961. He received

several other awards over the years. A homegrown cowboy, plus his love of animals, combined with the desire to rodeo, equaled the best of the best, Young and Young Rodeo Company. He not only served the

local and national rodeo industry, he also served his local community and county as a County Commissioner, Chairman of the Oakley Independence Day rodeo, Grand Marshall for the Independence Day parade, recipient representing Summit County for the National Day of the American Cowboy, and has been showcased in a number of publications. His wife and children worked beside him, and several children are still a large part of the daily management and operation of the ranch.

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Your Investment Has Funded: • Convenient and safe access to trails, hiking bridges & waterways • Sports fields, courts & first class recreational complexes • Park amenities, water features & playgrounds • Community amphitheatres • Affordable access to music, dance & theatre performances • Festivals, film series & museum exhibitions • Free RAMP Summer Saturday Programs with recreational, arts, museum & park programs available to thousands of children and families. • A $2 million RAMP grant for the Weber County Ice sheet Expansion generated an additional $7.2 million to create the Weber County Sports Complex. • Thank you Weber County citizens for allowing RAMP to continue enhancing the Recreation, Arts, Museums and Parks in our County. We believe that RAMP is a big part of what makes Weber County so great!

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TRACES OF THE WEST ART SHOW First Friday Art Stroll and

Traces of the west Art Show and Sale

The Ogden Pioneer Days, and The Eccles Art Center’s Main Galleries will exhibit works from Western themed artists during the Ogden Pioneer Days - Traces of the West. This invitational competition will open Friday, July 5th and continue through Saturday, July 27, 2019. A reception for artists, and the public will be held in association with Ogden’s Art Stroll on Friday, July 5, from 5 to 8 p.m. Awards will be posted at this reception. The Ogden Pioneer Days - Traces of the West is comprised of recent works with a Western theme. This year categories are two -dimension and three dimensional art. The two dimensional category will include: drawing, painting and photography with the three dimensional category includes sculpture. Local artists throughout Utah as well as those from Arizona, and Idaho are participating. Thirty-three artists have accepted an invitation to exhibit. They include: Dianne Adams, Doug Adams, Ryan Adams, Gayle Allen, Dan Bauer, Erin Berrett, Allen Brockbank, Lori D Burchinal, Michael Calles, Bonnie Conrad, Susan Cramer Stein, Keith Dagley, Kelly Donovan,

Ronald Glenn Driggs, James Fain, Brent Flory, Bonnie Frucci, Curt Fuller, Mike Gardner, Jerry Hancock, Tim Harmon, Stephen Henry, Susan A Johnson, Cara Koolmees, Don Miskin, Steve Stauffer, Nicole Taggart, Don Weller, Daren Wilding, and Larry C Winborg. The Eccles Art Center’s regular gallery hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The center is closed Sundays and major holidays including July 4th, Independence day, and July 24th, Statehood day. For information, please call 801-392-6935, or on-line:www.ogden4arts.org.

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SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS RODEO Special Needs

Kids Rodeo Tuesday, July 16, 5-7 pm Lorin Farr Park 769 Canyon Road

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POPS CONCERT & FIREWORKS Lindquist Family

Pops concert & fireworks Sunday, July 14, Dusk Ada Lindquist Plaza (WSU Pond) Grab the family and arrive early to secure your favorite spot on the Weber State University campus to listen to the New American Symphony and watch the spectacular fireworks show. Each year, tens of thousands of people attend this favorite summer concert. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss out on this wonderful night of music and this beautiful display of fireworks.

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HORSE & HITCH PARADE Horse & Hitch

Parade Monday, July 15, 7 pm 18th & Washington Blvd. to Historic 25th Street Join us for the largest horse and hitch parade in the nation. There will be beautiful horses and spectacular hitches.

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STANDARD-EXAMINER FILE PHOTO Mike McGinn, of Haines, Ore., pulls down a cow during the steer wrestling competition at the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo on July 24, 2018, at Ogden Pioneer Stadium.

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CHILDREN’S PARADE Children’s

Parade Wednesday, July 24, 8 am Washington Blvd. 30th Street The Ogden Pioneer Days Children’s Parade, featuring area youth and their family members. Decorated bicycles, wagons, and family pets, will parade down Washington Blvd.

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WESTERN FILM FESTIVAL Western Film Festival presents

Maverick Monday, July 15, 7 pm Ogden Amphitheater Maverick is recreated from the character James Garner created in the 1950s TV program. Maverick is a gambler who would rather con someone than fight them. He needs an additional three thousand dollars in order to enter a Winner Take All poker game that begins in a few days. He tries to win some, tries to collect a few debts, and recover a little loot for the reward, all with a light hearted air. He joins forces with a woman gambler with a marvelous, though fake, southern accent as the two both try and enter the game.

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MISS RODEO OGDEN PAST PAGEANT QUEENS Miss Rodeo Ogden Past Pageant Queens 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954

Marilyn Eccles Modling Lorene Donaldson Call June Burch Sabo Marjorie Anderson Olsen Mary Lou Jones Eels Pat Heath Harper Anne Bingham Larson Ida Anderson Keck Margaret Shelton Appel Betty June Geary Vernon Dixie Togerson Doris Gillespie Hall Martha Ann Graham Sonders Mary Ellen Higley Vandenberg Carol Jean Telford Johnson (Honorary Queen) Vellys Hislop Nelsen Daryl Shaw Millspaw Janica Olsen Pantone Elaine Stokes Neal Sonya Simpson Marshall Pat Wade Soni

1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

Karen Neuenschwander Gall Elizabeth Felt Goff Connie Jones DeSimon Shirley Hodson Frost Judy Butler Anderson Diann Naisbitt Davis Sandra Nalder Vinson Carol Russel Lynn Crittenden Hannum Shary Starbuck Cunningham Carollee Jones McBride Susie Bauter Adams Karol Knudson Julie Ward Facer Ann Parker Judd Sylvia “Silver” Shaw Bell Susan Merrill Agricola Dana Hansen Surrage Sherrie Dawn Ross Hunting Connie Della Lucia Robinson Karin Allred Rosser Kristin Allred Williams

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Nancy Jensen Stokes Sherry Olsen Massey Shannon Allred Hill Judy Taylor Madsen Gena Blonquist Black Joan Thompson Robinson Janice Nelson Ragan Brown Hall Vicki Vest Woodward Tauna Blair Nichols JaNae Barlow Francis Lori Jo Evans Wilcox April Rose Hales Stacey Smith Kandi Kennedy Wessman Shannon Conley Mullins Jennifer Hawkes Flint Tanya McKinnon Bartlett Kaycee Allred Wolfley Sarah Simpson Mary Shaw Burns Amber Webb Turner

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Jaime Casper Slagowski Tiffany Mansfield Montgomery Kaydee Nelson Miner Ashley Kendell Redd Angi Prevedel Kellett Kristan Jo Gibbs Earl Stevie Anne Stewart Ipsen Jody Stark Sheffield Chris Wade Price Renae Cowley Tammy Jo Bardwell Chenae Shiner Vest Makenzie Maughan Hart Bailey Jo Woolsey Holmes Morgan Bo Blackhurst-Reynolds Rachel Halverson Haslam Cassidy Black Richins Savanna Steed Concie McKaylie Richins Shianne Lowe

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Miss Rodeo Ogden 2019 Sponsors Gold-Level Sponsors Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo Hazen Studios Ogden Weber Tech College Weber State University

Silver-Level Sponsors McKay-Dee Hospital Coca-Cola of Ogden Finishing Touch — Sherry Jolley America First Credit Union

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In back, Bradie Jill Jones, Miss Rodeo Ogden, left, Kassadee Jo Jones, 1st Attendant and Kassidy Michelle Jones, 2nd Attendant.

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MISS RODEO UTAH HALL OF FAME Miss Rodeo Utah

Hall of Fame Luncheon Saturday, July 20, 1 pm, Timbermine Restaurant The organizing committee of the Miss Rodeo Utah pageant each year honors individuals who have contributed in ways — both big and small — to the overall success and betterment of the organization. Hall of Fame honors are awarded during the Ogden Pioneer Days celebration, which is the host statehood celebration of the Miss Rodeo Utah pageant. Tickets for this event can be purchased by calling 801-668-2555.

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Members of the Miss Rodeo Utah Hall of Fame include: 2018 - Donna Keyes 2017 - Ryne Hazen 2016 - Weber County Sherriff’s Possee 2015 - Blaine Jensen 2014 - Roger Nuttall

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Jim & Paula Smith Elizabeth Felt Goff Desiree Cooper Larsen Gena Blonquist Black Glen Thompson

2009 - Spencer Eccles Felecia Christiansen 2008 - Ken and Bev Cross 2007 - Ben Day

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Karen Neuenschwander Gall Renee Mueller Connie Jones DeSimon Shirley Hodsen Frost Judy Mcmullin No Pageant Held Carma Jean Staheli Mary Ann Reber Jeri Snow Shary Starbuck Cunningham Linda Rogers Susie Bauter Adams Sandra Staheli Turnbaugh Julie Ward Facer Ann Parker Judd Sharon Sinsel Sue Merrill Agricola* Geri Dawn Gibson Allred Sherrie Dawn Ross Hunting Connie Della Lucia Robinson* Karin Allred Rosser Kristen Allred Williams

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Diane Hamilton Tammy Taylor Mitchell Desiree Cooper Larsen Diane Hooper Prescott Gena Blonquist Black Joan Thompson Robinson Janice Nelson Ragan Brown Hall Vicki Vest Woodward* Tauna Blair Nichols JaNae Barlow Francis Chantel LaRoque Taylor Kristy Hughes Lori Jo Evans Wilcox Nicole Maughan Cypers Shannon Conley Mullins Jennfier Hawkes Flint Emilee Lott Woosley Tanya McKinnon Bartlett* Kaycee Allred Wolfey Mary Shaw Burns* Bobbie Saige Allred

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Angie Burton Amber Webb Turner Jaime Casper Slagowski Ashley Kendell Redd Angi Prevedel Kellett Kaydee Nelson Miner Kristan Jo Gibbs Earl Cami Cushing McBride Jenna Whitaker Hirschi Renae Cowley ChrisAndrea Wade Price Martina Wardle Larsen Jamie Lee Udell Chenaé Shiner Vest* Makenzie Maughan Hart Brandy Mortensen Bailey Jo Woolsey Holmes Cassidy Black Richins McKenna Hales Carly Peercy

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MISS RODEO UTAH FAREWELL

McKaylie Richins

One year ago, on July 24, 2018 my name was called as Miss Rodeo Utah 2019. How thankful I am to have this opportunity and know that hard work pays off in achieving your dreams. This dream began when I was just eight years old. It was not an easy journey. There were hardships, tears, self-doubt, triumphs, cheers, and some of the greatest blessings along this journey to ‘The Crown’! The first half of my reign has been unforgettable. Many miles flown and driven across this great country; but my favorite miles have been right here in our beautiful state of Utah. I have driven the ribbon of asphalt from the red rocks of southern Utah to the snowy mountains of northern Utah, I feel so honored to represent such a beautiful and diverse state along with the amazing people that call it home. From the golden wheat fields of Kansas to the hot sunshine of Florida, I have been lucky enough to see some remarkable country and meet some great people. The many people I have met on the rodeo trail have become cherished friends and rodeo family that will last far beyond ‘The Crown’. I could not be where I am today without a very special group of people who have always been there by my side. To my amazing parents, Jeff and Lisa Richins, thank you for all of your sacrifices, encouragement, love and support through my

journey. Thank you for teaching me to be kind, genuine and to be ME. I love you tons of marshmallows! To my family, friends and everyone who helped me along the way, thank you! Your kind words and helping hands do not go unnoticed. I love you all so much! This year we are celebrating 85 years of Ogden Pioneer Days and I feel so blessed by the impact this rodeo and committee have had on my life. Special thank you to the Ogden Pioneer Days Foundation, Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo Committee, Miss Rodeo Utah Committee, contract personnel, sponsors, volunteers and of course the rodeo fans! YOU are what make this such an amazing experience and aid in keeping this western way of life alive. This is not a goodbye but rather a see you soon down the rodeo trail! As I continue my year as Miss Rodeo Utah and prepare for the Miss Rodeo America pageant in the bright lights of Las Vegas, I look forward to making more memories, meeting new people and promoting this great sport we call RODEO! With Love,

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Name: McKinley Drake Age: 19 Hometown: St. George Parents: Chad and Natalie Drake Education: McKinley is a graduate of Deseret Hills High School and earned an associate of science degree from Dixie State University. She plans to continue her studies at Dixie State in the fall. Background: McKinley competed for four years in the cutting, break-away roping, pole bending, barrel racing and team roping events in the Utah High School Rodeo Association. She is a member of the Washington County Barrel Racing Association and a member of the Rocky Mountain Professional Rodeo Association. She will be applying for her Women’s Professional Rodeo Association permit soon to compete in break-away roping. When not in the saddle or watching her twin brothers at a rodeo, she enjoys playing soccer, swimming, going to the gym and reading. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “The

year is 2006, and I am wearing my straw hat with a plastic tiara, a plain button-down shirt, Wranglers, brown Justin boots and my very first belt buckle. It’s a cool September night in St. George at my hometown rodeo, the Dixie Round-Up. After watching the rodeo queens, Miss Rodeo Utah in particular, I made a decision while walking to the concessions stand that would change my life forever. Little did I know that fateful September night would lead to a life full of hair spray, curling irons, studying, and a heart-full of memories. Miss Rodeo Utah exemplifies ever positive quality I strive to possess: grace, intelligence, kindness, poise and outstanding communication skills. She’s an example to all, an advocate for rodeo, agriculture, the western way of life and everything I believe in. I would be honored to represent my home state as Miss Rodeo Utah and share my love and passion for my state, my community and the sport of rodeo.”

Name: Katelyn Marie Huffman Age: 24 Hometown: Fort Duchesne Parents: Jake and Suzzanne Huffman Education: Katelyn is a graduate of Uintah High School and Utah State University, where she received a bachelor’s degree in animal dairy and veterinary science with an agriculture business and marketing minor. She’s currently seeking her master’s degree. Background: Throughout her life, Katelyn has enjoyed anything horse-related. Following her mother’s footsteps, she began competing in junior rodeos at the age of 5 and continued barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, and breakaway roping throughout high school and college. She also has tried her hand at hunter-jumpers, reining, western pleasure, and the thoroughbredracing industry. Outside of the arena, she enjoys photography, playing the violin, watching a good movie, and spending time with family. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “Rodeo is more than just a sport. Rodeo is passion and perseverance, success, and failure. Rodeo is family, friends and a community. Rodeo is the only sport in which you

can compete individually, yet laugh, love and support each other as a team. Rodeo is a way of life. It is my way of life. Growing up, my sisters and I never knew any different. From the time we could sit up straight, we were on the back of a horse. The future of rodeo, agriculture, and the western lifestyle is dependent upon those who are able to act as a voice for the industry. Miss Rodeo Utah is one of those great individuals. She is able to represent the sport, and the great state of Utah, with beauty, grace, intelligence, and kindness. She is more than just a crown and a sash or rhinestones and cowboy boots. Miss Rodeo Utah represents the hard work and dedication found in every cowboy and cowgirl. I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah because I want to do whatever I can to help ensure the longevity of rodeo and the western lifestyle in an ever-changing world. As Miss Rodeo Utah, my goals would be to be a positive role model and a strong advocate for the sport of rodeo and the western way of life so that it may continue to thrive for many generations to come. It would be an honor to represent the beautiful state of Utah and its rodeo community as your Miss Rodeo Utah 2020.” Ogden Pioneer Days 2019

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Bradie Jill Jones

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Name: Bradie Jill Jones Age: 24 Hometown: Henefer Parents: Bryce and Cara Jones Education: Bradie is a graduate of North Summit High and has earned a Bachelor’s of Science in broadcast journalism with a minor in political science Background: When not working as a professional photographer or cinching up the saddle at a reining horse show, Bradie enjoys cinching up her well-worn hiking boots. She spends days summiting high Utah mountain peaks, exploring the endless sandstone of southern Utah, and cooking over a campfire. She and her adventurous friends have been known to finish 100-mile backpacking trips with 40-pound packs on their backs. She also plays softball and the piano and dedicates a lot of time training for a yearly triathlon. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “As the golden sunlight of a drawn-out summer day begins to fall and fade behind the high mountains surrounding my home, the soft

roar of a hometown crowd can be heard coming from the little buckaroo rodeo area just across a sprawling pasture behind my house. It’s a sound and feeling I’ve known my entire life. Raised to appreciate my deep ranching roots and western upbringing, some of my earliest memories are of hot summer evenings spent in the shadow of Ben Lomond Peak as the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo rocked the red dirt, keeping the traditions of the American west alive, one night at a time. If it weren’t for rodeos, cowboys and cowgirls, I am afraid that the deep and rich traditions that the west was founded on would cease to exist. I am running for Miss Rodeo Utah because I want to help spur the great traditions of our American life forward into a future that honors our past and prepares for our future. Whether it’s at a tiny fair and rodeo, on a local news station, or amongst a group of elementary students, Utah, rodeo and the Great American West have my heart and voice for life.”

Name: Kassadee Jo Jones Age: 20 Hometown: Lehi Parents: Darin and Kelli Jo Jones Education: Kassadee is a graduate of Lehi High School. In 2017, she completed the Mountainland Technical College’s nail technician program. She also has attended Utah Valley University. Background: Kassadee Jo loves teaching traditional western swing dance to friends and family. She also enjoys being outdoors, riding horses, and hiking in the mountains. Kassadee spends spring and summer afternoons growing and harvesting tomatoes so she can make homemade salsa. As an amateur photographer, she loves capturing the moments in life that make people happy. Kassadee also has been a flag girl at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo for the past two years. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “There are more than 30 state rodeo queen titles and over 5,000 titles in America. With that statistic in mind, the question is posed: ‘What makes Miss

Rodeo Utah so special?’ The reason I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah is to showcase the communities across Utah and the nation the difference one person can make. Utah’s nickname is the Beehive State and this is perhaps the best description of what sets it apart. It signifies the hard work and unity of its citizens. Utah is a people state that focuses on strengthening the relationship and harmony of all who reside within its borders. Rodeo is a sport that unites people and communities by building traditions and celebrating our western way of life. I want to follow in the footsteps of former Miss Rodeo Utahs who have continually built upon the tradition of rodeo and demonstrated to everyone the difference one person can make. No matter how many arenas I may ride in or how many little girls ask for my autograph, I hope that I will always be able to showcase that rodeo is more than just a sport. It is a tradition, and that above all, people matter, which is what Miss Rodeo Utah truly exemplifies.”

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Jerrica James

Name: Jerrica James Age: 21 Hometown: Mendon Parents: Martin and Leslie James Education: Jerrica is a graduate of Mountain Crest High School and is seeking a degree in communication from Utah Valley University. Background: Jerrica is a dancer with the Utah Valley University Ballroom Dance Company. When not on the dance floor, she enjoys camping, hunting, shooting archery competitively, fishing, sewing with her grandmother and, of course, riding horses. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “Some little boys never grow out of playing in the mud. Some little girls never quit dreaming of having horses and playing with glitter. As a little girl, I remember thinking that rodeo queens had their life made. After all, rodeo queens were able to spend their days wearing sparkly outfits and riding horses. What could be better? As I grew up, I found that the crown carried a lot more responsibilities than I previously thought. I watched as those who held the title of Miss Rodeo Utah before me had been able to touch the hearts of younger genera-

tions. They represented the sport of rodeo with grace and dignity. I have learned that holding the title is no easy task. Just like the cowboys who put in hours of practice and hard work outside of the arena, the job of Miss Rodeo Utah is no different. Hours are spent studying the health and science of the horses, ensuring their animals are kept healthy and safe. Knowing the top cowboys and cowgirls in the sport they love. Hours of service to her community. As Miss Rodeo Utah, I would love the opportunity to continue to serve my community and serve as a role model to all that I come in contact with. I would hope to teach others that some of the best things in life require hard work and are not always easy but are certainly worth the wait. I would share my love for the western way of life and this beautiful state of Utah, where I have had the great opportunity to grow up in. I would hope to inspire the next generation of cowboys and cowgirls to learn to chase after their dreams. I would hope to teach them that, in the words of Henry David Thoreau, ‘What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.’”

Name: Kassidy Michelle Jones Age: 19 Hometown: Coalville Parents: Mike and Mary Ann Jones

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journey at the mere age of 8, I decided then that I wanted to continue until I reached the pinnacle. Throughout my years of attending rodeos, parades, and other functions I have had the opportunity to watch the young Education: Kassidy is a graduate of ladies that have held the prestigious title of North Summit High School and attends Utah Miss Rodeo Utah, I would follow them like a State University, majoring in Agricultural shadow, mimicking every move they made Education. so that I could become the best ambassador for the sport of rodeo I could be. This has Background: When not in the rodeo carried with me and has made me who I am arena, Kassidy was playing softball. Without today. Growing up on a ranch and around ever having played before, she joined her rodeo has given me the appreciation for the high school team. Through hard work, western lifestyle and it has burned a lifelong determination and listening to her coaches, passion to keep the traditions of the Amerishe earned a varsity letter all four years can west alive and prospering such as courshe played. She was a team captain and a age, sacrifice, community, family, dignity, member of the Utah All-Star team during love of country, hard work and freedom. I her senior year. She’s competed in barstrive to share these values with others and rel racing, breakaway roping, goat typing, instill in them the same love and passion for and pole bending. She also enjoys taking the western lifestyle that is a part of who I long rides through the mountains on her am. I would be ecstatic to wear the same family’s ranch, fishing, hunting and anything prestigious crown that I have admired for so outdoors. long in order to build lasting relationships, serve the community, educate the public Why I want to be Miss Rodeo and promote the sport of rodeo by being Utah: “When I started my rodeo queen Utah’s official rodeo ambassador.” Ogden Pioneer Days 2019

MISS RODEO UTAH CONTESTANTS Name: Katelyn Lisonbee Age: 19 Hometown: Duchesne Parents: Jerry and Sherry Lisonbee Education: Katelyn is a graduate of Duchesne High School and is attending Dixie State University, pursuing a degree in physical therapy. Background: While in high school, Katelyn competed in the barrel racing, pole bending, and breakaway events. She also enjoys playing volleyball, camping with friends and family, biking, and working on the family farm and her grandfather’s ranch. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “All of my life I have grown up admiring the women who have worn the Miss Rodeo Utah crown. When I was a little girl, Miss

Rodeo Utah placed her crown on my head when I was attending the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo. From that day, I knew I wanted to be just like her: an ambassador of rodeo, a woman who embraces the western way of life and holds strong to the values of being a good role model for the younger generation. These are qualities I have always tried to uphold. As I have been an ambassador of the sport of rodeo, I have met a lot of good people in this family of rodeo who have inspired in me the passion for this great sport and our heritage of the western way of life. To share this passion as Miss Rodeo Utah would be a great honor”

Name: Bailee Sage Noble Age: 21 Hometown: Hyrum Parents: Keith Noble and Mindie Berntsen Education: Bailee graduated from Mountain Crest High School. She also earned a professional license in cosmetology at New Horizon Beauty College and plans to earn her master esthetician license. Background: Growing up in northern Utah has allowed Bailee to explore the wonderful outdoors. She enjoys camping, hiking, hunting and fishing with her family and friends. In addition, the tranquility of the Cache Valley inspired a love for animals, especially horses. Bailee finds a sense of peace and inner strength while riding and caring for her horses. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “Miss Rodeo Utah has built a strong and enduring legacy. Her beauty is stunning

as she travels to promote our Utah heritage and the lifestyle we all hold dear. I am proud of what Miss Rodeo Utah stands for. Her grace is strong, confident and warming as she represents this great state and with it this state’s great values. Our Utah way of life represents tradition, family values and defending what you believe in. I have gained a great love and respect for the people that represent the sport of rodeo and our western heritage. I have a passion for this sport and love being its champion and ambassador. I am thankful to have grown up in this wonderful state. It has supported my growth and development and instilled a dedication to hard work and never giving up my dreams. As I strive to live each day with gratitude of heart, I would be honored to represent and continue the legacy of Miss Rodeo Utah — making my dreams a reality.”

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Autumn Rae Patterson

Name: Autumn Rae Patterson Age: 21 Hometown: Taylorsville Parents: Les Patterson and Heather McFadden Education: Autumn graduated from the Intineris Early College High School and graduated in May from Westminster College with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. Background: Autumn is an outdoors enthusiast who participates in a wide range of sports and activities. She enjoys trap shooting, swimming, scuba diving, traveling, snowboarding and dancing. Her greatest passion involves anything to do with horses and horse competitions: Barrel racing, AQHA and APHA showing, reining, and especially rodeo. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “Horses were the first love of my life and they still are. Horses taught me that ‘hard work beats talent when talent does not work.’ Through my passion for horses I found all the things I love about life: my faith, 4-H, rodeo, agriculture, our western heritage, and lifestyle and the value of

family; both the family you have and the one you make with those who share your passions. My love of rodeo began a tradition for my family every year right before Christmas — the tradition of traveling to Las Vegas for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and Cowboy Christmas. I have learned that this tradition is only possible because of the amazing rodeo committees across the country who provide an incredible experience for not only the rodeo professional but the community. The Ogden Pioneer Days rodeo and its committee is no exception. I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah so I can serve the amazing state of Utah and all the rodeo committees across this great state during the rodeo season and throughout the year. I want to share the traditions and lifestyle that I love so much by connecting with our youth through various public engagements, service projects, and activities. My dream is to fulfill the responsibilities of Miss Rodeo Utah with grace, professionalism and dedication while promoting the sport of rodeo. It would be my honor and privilege to be chosen as the 2020 Miss Rodeo Utah.”

Name: Taylor Lindsey Preece Age: 20 Hometown: Plain City Parents: Clayton and Carrie Preece Education: Taylor is a graduate of Fremont High School and has continued her studies at Weber State University. Background: Taylor enjoys working out, dancing, hiking, singing, hunting and fishing. When not at the gym or on her horses, she goes to the Union Station on Wednesday nights for swing dancing. She also donates her time making blankets for hospitals for sick children. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “When you think of Miss Rodeo Utah, what

do you see? I see a beautiful lady that can ride a horse and talk on important topics as she needs. Miss Rodeo Utah is a lady I have looked up to since I was a little girl. I loved seeing her at Ogden Pioneer Days, and then watching the next girl be crowned in front of a sold-out crowd. I used to see Miss Rodeo Utah as a dream come true, but I have learned it is more than that. It is hard work, discipline, grit, honesty, and true beauty — inside and out. The ladies who have come before having paved a path I would love to follow. Miss Rodeo Utah has many jobs and one is to bring people in and teach people young and old about the western way of life and agriculture.”

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Name: Jayna Scadden Age: 24 Hometown: Farmington Parents: Douglas and Jannett Scadden Education: Jayna is a graduate of Viewmont High School, attended LDS Business College, and is a student at Weber State University. Background: Jayna participates in a variety of equestrian events, including team sorting, roping, pole bending, and wild cow milking. When not in the arena, she enjoys the thrill of roller coasters, water parks, and reality escape rooms, and hiking at national and state parks. She is in training for the National Aerialympics where she will compete in doubles and singles Lyra Hoop acrobatics. She also loves event planning, and playing the piano and card games with her family. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “When I look at Miss Rodeo Utah I don’t just see a polished queen in Wrangler jeans. I see a woman who commands a room, speaks from her heart, stands for what is right, and lives a life worth emulating. Being a rodeo queen is far more than

smiling for cameras and waving in parades. The buckles will tarnish, the sashes will fade, but the impact a queen makes can last forever. Most people will forget what we do in life, but they will never forget how we make them feel. It is the feelings instilled in me from cowboys, cowgirls and one very special horse that have inspired me to chase my dreams of becoming Miss Rodeo Utah. If the only prize give to Miss Rodeo Utah was the opportunity to get mud on her boots by serving the rodeo community, I would still be here. I am here to give all the glory to God and those hardworking individuals who make the sport of rodeo happen. As Miss Rodeo Utah, I would be the face of rodeo but I know that the heart of rodeo is the people and animals who make it possible, be it the legends of yesterday, the stars of today, the hopefuls of tomorrow, and our faithful fans. It would be an honor to represent the city, sport and people I love. I am here to kick up some dust representing the timeless traditions of rodeo and to be the kind of person you would be proud to call your 2020 Miss Rodeo Utah.”

Name: Jenessa Sullivan Age: 218 Hometown: Lehi Parents: Mark and Pamela Sullivan Education: Jenessa is a graduate of Skyridge High School and plans to attend Utah Valley University in the fall. Background: Jenessa’s life has always revolved around her horses. She’s participated in the 4-H horse program, as well as the Utah High School Rodeo Association. She’s competed in barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying and the reining cowhorse. Why I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah: “When asked the question, ‘Why do I want to be Miss Rodeo Utah?’ the first thing that comes to mind is service. More specifically, serving others at rodeos, appearances and events and serving our great state of Utah. One person that comes to mind is McKenna Hales, Miss Rodeo Utah 2017. Her rein was filled with service by spreading awareness for breast cancer.

With her as an example, I would like to serve by sharing my love of horses with kids. Not just ordinary kids but special-need kids. I’ve had the opportunity to teach an amazing individual with autism how to ride horses over the past three years. I did not get paid for the time I gave teaching him how to ride but the lessons I learned are worth more money could buy. On the flip side of things, service is not always giving of yourself. One thing I’ve learned as being a representative and ambassador of rodeo is the impact that other people have on me. Sometimes, the service of a simple smile will affect me in my day. I will always believe that service is a two-way street. It comes and goes just like karma. In a world like ours today, serving others and putting your positive thoughts, actions, and feelings into the lives of others will benefit you more than you’ll ever know. As seen by the past and current Miss Rodeo Utahs, being willing to give of yourself to others.”

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