AUTUMN DAGGETT
My name is Autumn Daggett, I am 16 years old and a Junior at Union High School. I was born in Central Oregon and moved to Eastern Oregon when I was 4 years old. I have lived in Cove for 2 ½ years, and Union for 10 years before that. My parents are Fred and Amber Daggett and I have one older sister, Emilee.
I have shown market hogs in 4-H and FFA at EOLS since I was in 4th grade. I have attended horse camps and Rodeo Bible Camp. I have done barrels and lots of trail riding with my horse, Tanner.
I have been involved with FFA since I was in 8th grade and have been in office for 2 years as the reporter. I am a varsity athlete, competing in volleyball, basketball, and softball. I was also on a travel softball team last season. I am also a member of the National Honor Society. Some other activities I enjoy are hunting, fishing, horseback riding, snowboarding and skiing.
After high school I plan on going to college and hopefully playing college level volleyball somewhere.
I have wanted to be on the EOLS Royalty Court ever since I started going to stock show. The Royalty girls have always inspired me and I love being a good role model for younger kids. I am more than excited to represent EOLS, the PRCA, and my community for the whole summer as EOLS Royalty! My goal is to be a positive role model in the rodeo community and encourage younger kids to pursue rodeo and leadership roles.
Thank you!
Autumn Daggett
I have shown market hogs in 4-H and FFA at EOLS since I was in 4th grade. I have attended horse camps and Rodeo Bible Camp. I have done barrels and lots of trail riding with my horse, Tanner.
I have been involved with FFA since I was in 8th grade and have been in office for 2 years as the reporter. I am a varsity athlete, competing in volleyball, basketball, and softball. I was also on a travel softball team last season. I am also a member of the National Honor Society. Some other activities I enjoy are hunting, fishing, horseback riding, snowboarding and skiing.
After high school I plan on going to college and hopefully playing college level volleyball somewhere.
I have wanted to be on the EOLS Royalty Court ever since I started going to stock show. The Royalty girls have always inspired me and I love being a good role model for younger kids. I am more than excited to represent EOLS, the PRCA, and my community for the whole summer as EOLS Royalty! My goal is to be a positive role model in the rodeo community and encourage younger kids to pursue rodeo and leadership roles.
Thank you!
Autumn Daggett
KELLY WINEBRENNER
My name is Kelly Winebrenner. My mother is Jessica Siniff. We live in Cove, OR where I am a Junior at the High School. I am involved in FFA, National Honor Society, the Madras Saddle and Gaming Club, and leadership. I have been an active member of 4-H where I showed both Horses and Hogs. I have been riding horses since I was born.
My mother and father were both horse trainers in Montana, as a result I started my first horse (Banana Belle) when I was 10 years old.
My family homesteaded over 5 generations ago in the Ukiah area; consequently I have been raised working livestock from the back of a horse, logging many hours in the backcountry, horse camping, hunting, and packing.
My first Parade was the Cove Cherry Festival Parade when I was 2 years old. My mom made me a sparkly vest and chinks and painted cherries all over my horses rump. I had a Blast! Since then, I have been a competitive member of the Madras Saddle and Gaming Club (MSGC) and have competed in Barrels, Poles, and numerous speed games. I have dabbled in Roping, Working Cow Horse, and Reining.
I have been a youth mentor and given lessons to younger children since I was 12 years old. I have been going to the EOLS Rodeo since I was in diapers, and showing my horse since I was in the 4th grade. I have been aspiring to follow in my mother’s footsteps as she was on the Catherine Creek Jr. Rodeo Court. I always loved watching the courts do their run-ins and have been dreaming of doing it one day. As an ambassador of the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show I aspire to be a positive role model and look forward to the many adventures that being on the EOLS Rodeo Court entails. I also look forward to spending many hours with my horse and new friends.
Sincerely,
Kelly Winebrenner
My mother and father were both horse trainers in Montana, as a result I started my first horse (Banana Belle) when I was 10 years old.
My family homesteaded over 5 generations ago in the Ukiah area; consequently I have been raised working livestock from the back of a horse, logging many hours in the backcountry, horse camping, hunting, and packing.
My first Parade was the Cove Cherry Festival Parade when I was 2 years old. My mom made me a sparkly vest and chinks and painted cherries all over my horses rump. I had a Blast! Since then, I have been a competitive member of the Madras Saddle and Gaming Club (MSGC) and have competed in Barrels, Poles, and numerous speed games. I have dabbled in Roping, Working Cow Horse, and Reining.
I have been a youth mentor and given lessons to younger children since I was 12 years old. I have been going to the EOLS Rodeo since I was in diapers, and showing my horse since I was in the 4th grade. I have been aspiring to follow in my mother’s footsteps as she was on the Catherine Creek Jr. Rodeo Court. I always loved watching the courts do their run-ins and have been dreaming of doing it one day. As an ambassador of the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show I aspire to be a positive role model and look forward to the many adventures that being on the EOLS Rodeo Court entails. I also look forward to spending many hours with my horse and new friends.
Sincerely,
Kelly Winebrenner
THANK YOU to Legacy Dodge Jeep Chrysler RAM for their truck donation each year!
112th Eastern Oregon Livestock Show Court (2019)
2019 Rodeo Royalty Tryouts ~ September 16, 2018 @ 2:00 pm @ EOLS Stock Show Grounds. A mandatory meeting with parent(s) after riding will take place in the EOLS clubhouse.
For more information about the EOLS court please call Trista Loree at (541) 910-4333, email her at royalty@easternoregonlivestockshow.com, or print & return the 2019 application. Applications must be submitted by Saturday, September 14th, 2018.
For more information about the EOLS court please call Trista Loree at (541) 910-4333, email her at royalty@easternoregonlivestockshow.com, or print & return the 2019 application. Applications must be submitted by Saturday, September 14th, 2018.
