Miss Rodeo Mississippi Association, Inc.

CONGRATULATIONS ~ KELLI JACKSON

Miss Rodeo America 2010 and former Miss Rodeo Mississippi

www.missrodeo.com

2010 Miss Dixie National and Junior Miss Dixie National Rodeo Queen Pageant

January 2, 2010

Jackson, MS

 

Miss (15-18) and Junior (11-14)

 

RULES AND APPLICATIONS

 

Click links above

 

2010 PAGEANT SCHEDULE

8:00 AM........................................................................ Check In, Kirk Fordice Equine Center

8:15 AM............................................................................................ Parent/Contestant Meeting

8:45 AM...................................................................................... Horsemanship, Equine Center

Horsemanship Interview immediately following horsemanship pattern

Open to the Public – FREE ADMISSION

 

Immediately following Horsemanship......................... Personality Interview, Equine Center

CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC

LUNCH.................................................................................................................... On your own

 

12:30 PM............ Style Show, On-Stage Question, and Coronation, Mississippi Trade Mart

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - $5.00 Admission Fee

Horsemanship Pattern:

1. Do extended jog (trot) along side of arena, then to center

2. Begin lope at center of arena and lope left circle on left lead

3. Change leads at center of arena and lope right circle on right lead

4. Change leads and continue loping around end of arena

5. Once on the straight, increase speed and continue around end of arena

6. Stop and back

7. Walk horse to judges area and dismount for horsemanship interview.

8. The Miss Rodeo Mississippi Association, Inc. Horsemanship Committee reserves the right to make alterations and/or additions to this pattern. These alterations/additions will be announced during the pageant orientation.

 

Miss Dixie National and Junior Miss Dixie National

 Horsemanship Pattern #2

 

Each contestant will be given 1 ½ minutes to make a queens run, acknowledging the audience, as well as a flag presentation. A specific starting point will be marked and time will begin as contestant passes this point.

The announcer will acknowledge when one minute has elapsed, giving the contestant ample time to complete her performance.

The entire 1 ½ minutes do not have to be utilized.