Meet our Current Royalty
Meet our Current Royalty
Morgan Pelsor
Rodeo Princess
Morgan is 13 years old and currently lives in Weatherford, Tx. She’s been ….
Wheyzbrie Flagg Nilson
Rodeo Sweetheart
Wheyzbrie is a 1st grader at Jacksboro Elementary School….
What is a Rodeo Queen?
Becoming a rodeo queen requires dedication and sacrifice. It’s a job for the toughest of ladies, and only those that can truly uphold herself with grace during some of the most stressful times of an event. It requires a young woman to be a leader for the younger title holders, and to be an ambassador of not only the JCSP, but the rodeo and western industry. They must educate the public on our sport, our lifestyle, and especially our traditions. Although a rodeo queen is a tough cowgirl and horsewoman, she must always know that above all, she is a lady. That is exactly what the JCSP Queen Contest is designed to do.
The JCSP Royalty is a prestigious title that requires young ladies to ride for the brand, and make appearances all around our area. They must be able to represent us on a local, and even, state level. In some cases, they will move on to national titles.
To become a contestant of the JCSP Queen contest, download our application. Or feel free to contact our queen director below.
Diane Hairston
Email: diane_hairston@hotmail.com
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MISS JCSP QUEEN
Abigail Johnson
Abigail Johnson is the 16 year-old daughter of Dustin and Tara Johnson of Ovilla, Texas. She enjoys showing her horse, Durango at local events, including Johnson County Sheriff’s Posse, winning both Ranch and All-Around Champion, District and State 4H events, and Grand Champion Mare. She is active in several 4H clubs and holds the position of Council Delegate for the 4H Silver Spurs Club. In her free time, she enjoys showing rabbits and volunteering with kids and at local food banks. She is the 2023 Miss Ellis County Teen Livestock Show and Rodeo Queen, winning the high point interview award. She would like to thank friends, family, and sponsors for their support this 2024 Johnson County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo Queen season!
MISS JCSP PRINCESS
Morgan Pelsor
Morgan Pelsor is 13 years old and currently lives in Weatherford, Texas. She’s been riding horses and barrel racing since she was 6 years old. Morgan enjoys taking care of her three horses, Boone, Special, and Waylon, bow hunting, being an active member of FFA, and traveling! Morgan loves to attend rodeos, parades, and all sorts of western events through the year as she represents the JCSP! Morgan has big dreams in and outside of the arena, including to attend Texas A&M University and ride on their Rodeo Team! Gig Em, Ags!
MISS JCSP SWEETHEART
Wheyzbrie Flagg Nilson
Wheyzbrie Flagg Nilson is the 7 year old daughter of Tallaney Nilson of Jacksboro, Texas. She is a 1st grader at Jacksboro Elementary School. Her hobbies include playing catcher for her youth baseball team, gymnastics, and bike riding. Wheyzbrie loves her horses and rodeos with the Kids Jr. Rodeo Assn and Region III Rodeo Assn. She regularly participates in open barrel race competitions. Wheyzbrie plans to compete for the Miss Rodeo Texas Title and compete in the NFR. Wheyzbrie has a big thank you to everyone for their support in her vying for the 2024 JCSP Rodeo Sweetheart Title.
Contest Rules
• Female between the ages of 6-23 as of Rodeo Year.
• Enrolled in school (including homeschool), attending college, or graduated within the last six months
• Not currently engaged to be married, Never married and Never had children
• Have sponsoring group or organization
• Pay the required entry fee of $25.00
*** CONTEST IS OPEN TO ALL TEXAS RESIDENTS THAT MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS ***
• Competed entry form, fee and one (1) color or black & white photo size 3 X 5 or larger must be submitted by the entry deadline.
• Photo should be a bust shot (head and shoulders only) in full western attire (hat required).
• Photo may be emailed to diane_hairston@hotmail.com
Contestants shall be required to wear full western attire, to be compliant with the PRCA dress code, of her choosing (hat, boots, long sleeve shirt) at all times when riding and during the judge’s interview. A dress or jeans may be worn for the speech, modeling and interview portions of the contest.
Contestants shall be required to attend a dinner on Tuesday night of the PRCA Rodeo at the JCSP Headquarters at 6:00 pm. Speeches, modeling and interviews will be conducted during this event. Contestants will make a poster board of pictures to be judged for photogenic award.
Queen and Princess Contestants shall be REQUIRED to give a speech. Speeches should be two minutes or less. They should be memorized for Queen Title Contestants. Princess Title Contestants are highly encouraged, but not required, to memorize their speech.
Sweetheart Title Contestants are NOT required to give a speech, but it is highly encouraged.
Speech Topics:
Queen: “What are the attributes of a good Rodeo Queen and why”
Princess: “Who is your favorite rodeo animal athlete and why”
Sweetheart: “What is your favorite rodeo event and why”
The horsemanship competition and ringside judge’s interviews will be conducted Monday of the PRCA Rodeo at 7:00 pm in the indoor arena – rain or shine.
Horsemanship Rules:
• Tie downs may be used
• Queen and Princess contestants shall be required to dismount at the end of the pattern for their ringside interview. Sweetheart contestants shall remain mounted for the ringside interview.
• Contestants may ride the horse of their choice. NO STALLIONS. Each contestant is responsible for their mount.
• The judges and/or committee reserve the right to dismiss a particular mount from the contest if at any time they believe that mount presents a danger to the contestant, other contestants or to the competition.
• In the event that a mount must be dismissed for any reason the contestant shall be responsible choosing a different mount.
A NEGATIVE COGGINS IS REQUIRED for all horses used in the competition. Please make sure that you have them with you every night; they will be checked at the gate.
All contestants shall be required to ride in the Rodeo Grand Entry each night of the rodeo (Wednesday – Saturday). Each contestant shall be lined up behind the arena between the Blue Barn and Indoor Arena by 7:30 pm each night NO EXCEPTIONS. Contestants shall stay for each rodeo performance.
Each contestant will be required to sell Rodeo Admission Tickets, Program Advertising and/or Sponsor Signs
• Rodeo Admission Tickets shall be issued to each contestant and shall be sold at a Queen Discount Price of $10.00 per adult ticket and $6.00 per child ticket
• ALL PROGRAM AND SPONSOR SIGN ART WORK SHALL BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN MAY 20, 2024
• ALL MONIES COLLECTED AND UNSOLD TICKETS SHALL BE TURNED IN TO THE QUEEN CONTEST COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN NOON ON SATURDAY JUNE 8, 2024 – NO EXCEPTIONS!!
• All Program Ad, sponsor sign and ticket sales monies shall be submitted to Queen Committee Directors only; monies submitted to JCSP members will not count towards Contestant Sales Total.
For a complete list of rules, applications, and horsemanship patters, download the “Queen Application”
