Invictus Protective Services for providing denim jackets.
Dixie Landrum Photography for providing the Royalty photo shoots and parade florals.
Royalty Court
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Additional Sponsors for our Royalty are:
Tail Gunner for providing leather vests and bags.
The Patty Wagon for providing our coronation dinner.
The Cottage Flowers and Gifts for providing the coronation bouquets and centerpieces.
Pola Galindo’s Grass Art Jewelry for providing customized incoming queen jewelry sets
KAR Livestock Ventures, LLC for sponsoring personalized engraving of royalty gifts
The Cowgirl Leather Co. for providing the royalty tack and chaps.
It takes a lot for these young ladies to represent our Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Rodeo and the Town of Queen Creek as they travel to several events. If you would like to become a Royalty Booster or Sponsor, please contact our Royalty Coordinator, Tiffany Baden, at Royalty@Friendsofhorseshoepark.org.
2023-2024 Royalty
- Ashley George, Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pro Rodeo Queen (center)
- Maggie Landrum, Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pro Rodeo Teen Queen (left)
- Jazmine Sudrick, Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pro Rodeo Jr. Teen Queen (right)
Sweethearts:
- Brooke Aikins
- Adelynn Bockholt
- Blake Ruiz
- Brooks Ruiz
- Samantha Smith
- Braelyn Umberger
- Brooklyn Umberger
Maggie Landrum, Pro Rodeo Queen
Hi everyone! My name is Maggie Landrum, I am your 2024-2025 Roots N’ Boots Pro Rodeo Queen. I am 16 years old and a Junior at Camille Casteel Highschool. I have been riding for as long as I can remember, and I have lived in the Gilbert/Queen Creek area for most of my life. This year I will be attending EVIT for Veterinary Assistant so one day I can be a licensed livestock/equine veterinarian. I am so excited to have the opportunity to spread positivity and kindness through the rodeo community this year!
Elizabeth Mayhew, Sr. Teen Queen
I am Elizabeth Mayhew and I was born and raised in Arizona. This is my first title and am happy to represent Roots N’ Boots. I have had a love for the sport of rodeo and the western way of life from a very young age. I am enduring this adventure on my two horses, Dollar and Chapo. If I’m not at a rodeo I am most likely on a trail ride or playing an instrument. I can play almost six instruments, the Violin, Viola, Cello, Clarinet, Piano and a little guitar. In the future, I want to be a large animal vet so that I can travel for farm calls and help animals. I show sheep in the SAILA circuit along with 4-H and plan on showing swine in the future. I am so excited to travel the state as the Roots N’ Boots Pro Rodeo Sr. Teen Queen and meet so many new people with the hopes to make at least one persons’ day.
Hailey Aikins, Jr. Teen Queen
I am Hailey Aikins your 2024-2025 Roots N’ Boots Queen Creek Pro Rodeo Jr. Teen Queen. I am from Queen Creek and could not be more excited to represent my Town and our Rodeo! I am a 7th grader at Queen Creek Jr. High. When I am not at school, I enjoy being a part of the Queen Creek Gymkhana Club and Queen Creek 4-H. I love playing catcher for my softball team and hope to play basketball, softball and run track for my school. I hope to see you along the trail!
See our Past Royalty here.
2024-2025 Royalty Coronation
Coronation is Saturday, April 6, 2024!
Location: Central Arizona College – San Tan Campus, 3736 E. Bella Vista Road, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143.
Time: Doors open at 11:00am. Lunch will begin at 11:30am and Program to start at 12:30pm. If you can’t make lunch, please join us for the crowning of our new court.
We will also be hosting a Silent Auction.
Visiting Royalty are welcome.
Tickets: Adults $12, Youth $8
All proceeds go to Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
Important Information
Thank you for your interest and involvement with our annual Riding for the Ribbon event!
Each one of our Roots N’ Boots Pro Rodeo Queens and Sweethearts has been challenged to make 50 different rides in honor of someone who has experienced any type of cancer. That’s 450 horse rides! Whether someone has overcome their fight with cancer, is currently in the middle of their fight or has lost their courageous battle, a ride dedication can be made in their honor. 50 horse rides for one person in one month is no small task, yet these girls are hoping they can surpass that number! The Rodeo Queens are required to document each ride they make to verify.
This event will go through the month of November. We are asking for your donations. Any and all money collected from donations or ride dedications for the month of November will be given to Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center. Make sure you keep an eye on our Facebook and Instagram pages for the check presentation in Dec.!
Donations & Ride Dedications
Any Donations you would like to make, in any amount, can be done at any time in the month of November online using the QR code or by clicking here.
If you would like one of the queens or sweethearts to complete a horse ride in honor of someone you can make a ride dedication. Use the QR code and select ride dedication and add the name of the person you are dedicating the ride to, if you are comfortable in doing so.
Brake for Breakfast
Don’t miss out on our Brake for Breakfast! Benefiting Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, from 6 a.m. – 9 a.m. or until supplies last.
It will take place at Banner Ironwood Medical Center parking lot, 37000 N. Gantzel Road, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
This is a drive through event and free to the community! Drive through the parking lot and get a bag with breakfast and cancer prevention information. Swing by on your way to work, the gym or after dropping your children off at school. We would love to see you!
Any additional questions can be addressed by emailing: Royalty@Friendsofhorseshoepark.org. We are looking forward to this event and hope to see you on Nov. 17th!
Help us as We Fight Together!
