Miss Rodeo America 2013. Chenae was raised on the back of a horse. Whether at a rodeo or moving cattle in the field, the cowboy way was a part of everyday life. Chenae learned to love the rodeo arena, competing in barrel racing, poles and breakaway roping. She qualified for the National High School Rodeo […]

Cowboy clown and bull fighter. Tim began his career as a rodeo clown at a young age, working at the Miniature Rodeo Company established by his dad, Vern Oyler. He started his career in front of the chutes to be “the clown” and lifesaver to help the kids. He and his best friend, Jim Udy, […]

From rough stock contestant to bull fighter, to clown and more Jerry has made indelible tracks in rodeo arenas at every level of competition, starting out with National High School Association Champion Bull Rider in 1968. He earned both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Agricultural Education while continuing his participation in rodeo. While earning awards […]

Bev Cross was the backbone of the western world in Ogden and Weber County from the mid 1960’s to 1980’s. She has turned more young women into rodeo queens than any other person in the nation. She and her husband, Ken, ran C. W. Cross Western Wear, and though not born to the western world, […]

Des had a happy childhood riding horses. She was a Lehi Cheerleader and qualified for the National High School Rodeo Finals in barrel racing. She danced her way on stage to become Miss Lehi, and went on to later become Miss Rodeo Utah in 1979. She won the coveted speech award at the Miss Rodeo […]