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Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo Royalty Forms The Deadline for 2011 Rodeo Queen applications is Friday March 25th Royalty Pageant Entry Form Junior Royalty Pageant Entry Form Royalty Code of Conduct Agreement Judging Outline 2011 Queen Reining Pattern 2011 Junior Queen Reining Pattern Queen Working Cow Horse Pattern

2010 Rodeo Royalty

Tiffanie King - Rodeo Queen

Tiffanie is 18, from Ogden, Utah and is the daughter of Nick and Dana Cazier. She has enjoyed three years on Freemont High's Powder Puff Flag Football team and also was also on their High School Rodeo Team. She graduated from Fremont High School in 2011 and will be attending Weber State College this fall. Tiffanie has always loved to cook and will be going into Culinary Arts so she can become a great chef. She also enjoys being outdoors, riding and training her horse, snow boarding, camping, fishing, listening to music, and of coarse socializing. She also is a hard worker and knows how to play hard too. Tiffanie is proud to have achieved a place on the high honor role and maintained a 3.5 GPA. She was a member of her schools Pro-start team where they cooked and competed against other High Schools and she has also received many awards in Art and Jewelry.

Why does Tiffanie want to be the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo Queen? "So that I may display the fundamental leadership skills that I have acquired and to further my ambitions with rodeo, people and my horse. Vernal is a wonderful town with many beauties all around. I am absolutely a fan of rodeo and have always been fascinated with dinosaurs. The people of Vernal are warm and friendly and I would be honored to represent them."

Angela Perry - 1st Attendant Angela is 20, from Vernal, Utah and the daughter of Gordon "Bud" and Kris Perry. She enjoys rodeo & horses, shooting, 4-wheeling, camping, time spent with her family, reading, cooking, western swing dancing, woodworking, welding, and working on the family farm. Angela graduated from Uintah High School in 2009 and graduated from Snow College with an Associates Degree of Science in April 2011. She was on the High School National Honor Society, was the FFA Treasurer, FFA Vice President, FFA State Individual Horse Judging 3rd place, FFA American Degree - Highest FFA degree given, Lettered in High School Rodeo, was on the Deans list at Snow College, and has earned her LDS Young Womanhood Recognition Award. Why does Angela want to be the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo? Rodeo has taught me so many things; the value of dedication and hard work, passion for things you love, the importance of giving service and allowing others to give also. It's taking the best out of your good experiences and turning your worst experiences into the best lessons. It has taught me a lot about the tests of character and the value of values. It's no just an event; it is a way of life. Rodeo and the people I have met there have been some of the best teachers. It would be an exciting and growing experience, and a great honor to be able to share these wonderful lessons and experiences with others as an ambassador for rodeo. I would serve as the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo Queen armed with a quick smile for all, genuine friendly ways, and a helpful and generous heart."

Chasity Arnold - 2nd Attendant Chasity is 24, from Heber City, Utah and the daughter of Kevin and LaRae Arnold. She enjoys riding horses and competing in all types of competitions. Her weekend activities are riding the dune buggy and 4-wheeler. She also enjoys tying flies for fly fishing, and ice fishing in the winter. Chasity graduated from Wasatch High School in 2004. Upon graduation she received her Vet Assistant Degree from Penn Foster University. She is now currently working at Trailside Elementary School in the All Day Kindergarten Skill Building Class. In 2004 she received her American FFA Degree in Louisville, Kentucky. While being involved in the FFA she received several proficiency awards in swine production. In 2003 she won the showmanship buckle for showing swine at the fair. She had the honor in 2006 to represent the Mountain Valley Stampede as 1st Attendant and Queen in 2007. She represented Spanish Fork Fiesta Days in 2008 and 2009 as 2nd Attendant and had a blast in 2010 representing the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo as 2nd Attendant. Why does Chasity want to be the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo Queen? "I would be honored to represent the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo as their 2011 Queen, and be their spokesperson for the sport I love, rodeo. By spreading my knowledge of rodeo and their great celebration to all those who wish to learn more. While being a positive role model for the youth, and showing everyone how much fun Vernal can be."

 Jr. Rodeo Queens