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Schrimsher
Ranch Realty
Keith Schrimsher
Joe's Boot
Shop
and Country Junction
Plateau
Bender
Family of Dealerships
Clovis-Curry
County
Chamber of Commerce
Craig Hughes
Trailer & RV Center
Flying
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Explanation
of Reigns
Miss Rodeo New Mexico
Elect wins her title at the annual Miss Rodeo New Mexico
Pageant. However, she is a "Lady-in-Waiting" until
January of the following year when she assumes the title.
She will reign from January through December and compete
in the Miss Rodeo America Pageant
(MRAP) in Las Vegas, Nevada. As MRNM-Elect, she is expected
to attend the MRAP that same year to attend the Rodeo Royalty
Seminar and to observe
the Pageant to know what to prepare for. This is a definite
advantage for her.
The
Miss Rodeo New Mexico Teen, Princess and Little Miss
each wins her title at the annual MRNM Pageant and begins
her reign at the Coronation, which is the culmination
of the Pageant. Her
reign ends the following year at the Coronation when the
new title holders are named .
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 Miss Rodeo New Mexico
RaeLynn Dunlap
Lovington, NM
RaeLynn Dunlap is no stranger to rodeo, having grown up in
Lea County, “The Home of Champions,” New Mexico,
which prides itself on being the home of more world champions
than any other area in America. RaeLynn grew up competing
in sports, 4-H, FFA, Horse Shows, and Barrel Racing.
She graduated in 2005 from New Mexico State University with a degree in Agricultural
Science. While at NMSU RaeLynn was a member of the Equestrian Team, where
she was competitive in both English and Western Equitation. She was also an active
member of the Collegiate FFA & 4-H Programs. RaeLynn was also a member
of The NMSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics Council and attained her
American Farmer Degree.
Today, RaeLynn is the Administrative Coordinator for the Annual
Lea County Fair and Rodeo, in Lovington, New Mexico.
In the future she hopes to attend Texas A&M University
where she will attain a Master’s Degree in Education
and Human Resources.
“I am truly blessed to wear the crown that represents
the greatest sport and the beautiful state of New Mexico. With
a simple smile and that deep wildfire that runs in my heart
for both Rodeo and my home, I am confident that my torch of
leadership will shine through in all aspects.”
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 Miss
Rodeo New Mexico Teen
Kaycee McDaniel
Lovington, NM
I am the 18-year-old daughter of Gary and Denise McDaniel
from Lovington, NM. I am a freshman at New Mexico State University majoring
in animal science with a minor in agriculture communications. I am active
in 4-H and FFA, where I show horses, steers, goats, and sheep. I also
judge livestock, horse, meat, and dairy. I have one brother, Cooper,
who is a junior at Lovington High School.
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 Miss
Rodeo New Mexico Princess
Kagan Rae Massey
Hobbs, NM
It
is with great honor and pride to serve as your 2007-2008 Miss
Rodeo New Mexico
Princess. My name is Kagan Rae Massey and I am the fourteen
year old daughter of
Greg and Kala Massey of Hobbs, New Mexico. It is part of my
responsibility to
educate and provide information to the public about professional
rodeo, to encourage
people and their families to attend their local rodeo, and
to represent the Western way
of life and its Heritage. With great enthusiasm, I anticipate
a busy year and look forward
to its many challenges across the Land of Enchantment.
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Hi, my name is Jazmin Mirabal and I am excited to be Little
Miss Rodeo New Mexico. I love spending time with my animals - birds,
cats, dogs, and especially my horses, Missy, Bambam, Ciara, Blizzard,
Halo, Miss Bee, and Bandit. I live with my mom, Tanya Mirabal and next
door to my grandparents, Ruben and Donna Mirabal, my cousin Jason, and
my uncle, Marty. I am also lucky to live in Clovis, NM where my great-grandparents,
Carl and Dorothy Sims also live. My dad, John Edwards, lives in Santa
Fe. I hope that I get the chance to represent our great state of New
Mexico as Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico which has always been a dream
of mine! I am also really excited to be able to ride in the Grand Entries
of the Pioneer Days Rodeo, that is a dream of mine that came true this
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