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Welcome to RodeoRoyalty.com
RodeoRoyalty.com is your one-stop source for all things rodeo queen. The content you'll find here is tried and true. While trends and fads come and go the basics of competition remain. I encourage you to seek out other sources of information but more importantly I highly suggest you attend a clinic with known clinicians and a history of producing winners. Invest in one-on-one training including riding lessons and meeting with a stylist to learn how to create your own hair and make-up look.
Speaking of content, all materials on RodeoRoyalty.com (and all other sites) is copyright protected. What does this mean? It means it's for your personal use only. You cannot take the material, copy it into a word document and post it on the internet in any form. It means you cannot copy the material and put it into a study guide of any form for which you receive financial gain (even selling at your "cost" is prohibited). In the past pageants hosting clinics have been granted permission to use materials within their packets. If you have received a piece of information in a clinic packet that's great, but it's for YOUR PERSONAL USE ONLY, not to be copied and redistributed. About RodeoRoyalty.com
In the late 1990's I began providing tips on competing in rodeo queen pageants on a website called LetsRodeo.com. A few years later RodeoRoyalty.com was created to focus solely on competing for and holding rodeo queen titles. My own rodeo queen career began as a horse show club queen, followed by a few runner-up positions at local rodeos. In 1989 I reigned as Miss Rodeo K-State and competed for the title of National Miss College Rodeo placing in the top ten twice. Two years later I competed for and earned the title of Miss Rodeo Kansas 1991 and finished by reign with a top ten placing at Miss Rodeo America. Since then I have coordinated and judged numerous pageants and served as a National Director to Miss Rodeo America for Iowa. In that capacity I was instrumental in beginning the first MRA pageant blog, setting up the "good luck" emails to contestants and working in a variety of other media related roles. The best part of all of this are the life long friends I've made. Competing for and holding rodeo queen titles can be a positive, life changing experience and I'm glad you're here. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. ~ Bobbie Ward-Hinds, RodeoRoyalty.com Founder
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Rodeo Ambassadors - Promoting and Preserving America's Sport
