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101 wild west rodeo history |
1960 - 101 wild west rodeo queen
CONTESTANT information
10 Contestants Each of the queen
contestants have tickets to sell and tickets sold by each will count
50 percent in the judging for rodeo queen.
Carole Muchmore and Bessie Cales were named rodeo co-queens, as the
two girls were so close in points the judges could not make a
decision. Carole was presented the registered American saddle horse
while a fine western saddle was given to Bessie.
Fifty percent of the judging was on the advance ticket sales made by
each of the queen contestants. Sales of the two queens alone
exceeded $8,000. The girls were judged also on horsemanship, 25
percent, and western appearance, 25 percent.
Mrs. Ann Corzine, queen hostess, and Connie Corzine, queen mascot. |
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