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the history of miss silver spurs

People are familiar with the glamour found in the Miss America Pageant, but the glamour isn’t limited to just one organization. In 1955, International Rodeo Management (IRM) developed the concept of Miss Rodeo America and held its first pageant later that year. Combining the action of rodeo with the beauty and fashion you’d normally find in a pageant, it wouldn’t be long before young women and girls from across the country created their own Miss Rodeo titles.

After 16 years of putting on rodeos, the Silver Spurs Rodeo was gaining a reputation for not only having the biggest purse (also known as prize money) East of the Mississippi but also for being a fun, family-friendly event. In 1960, the Silver Spurs Club created the title of Miss Silver Spurs to help spread the word about the Silver Spurs Rodeo during community events and when visiting other rodeos. Successfully grabbing the attention of audiences across Central Florida, the Silver Spurs Club would go on to add the titles of Little Miss Silver Spurs in 1972 and Junior Miss Silver Spurs in 2014.

how to apply

One of the unique aspects of this pageant compared to other beauty pageants is that it prepares the contestants for the competition. After filling out the Miss Silver Spurs application and paying a nonrefundable $100 entry and application fee, the Miss Silver Spurs Committee will review and approve all qualified applications and notify the girls of when the first Miss Silver Spurs contestant meeting will take place.

Leading up to the Miss Silver Spurs competition, the contestants will meet throughout the month with the current Miss Silver Spurs Queens and Miss Silver Spurs Committee to learn what to expect from the judges and how to prepare for the competition. Contestants will go through mock interview sessions to prepare them for future media interviews, learn proper poise and etiquette for when they are out in public and practice many questions to prepare them for rodeo industry or Silver Spurs Club-related questions they might receive during their reign.

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2025 Miss Silver Spurs Court

Miss
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Jasmine Noel Livingston

Junior
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Teagan Frey

Little
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Kinlee Rae Anuez

Doug Partin Spirit Award

Kyrstynn Osborne

Aileen “Bill” Chapman Horsemanship Award

Miss Category

Michaela Wall

Jr. Miss Category

Teagan Frey

meet your miss silver spurs court

Jasmine Noel Livingston

MISS SILVER SPURS

Jasmine Noel Livingston’s heart beats for trick riding, rodeo, and lifting others up! This vibrant and dedicated young lady hails from Osceola County. Jasmine’s love for the rodeo life shines both in the arena and the community. She began her journey alongside her horses, Flashlight and Hippie, mastering the art of trick riding and breakaway roping, while also training horses to work with both able-bodied and disabled riders.

A current student at Valencia College, Jasmine balances her passion with academics, working toward her goal of earning her degree in psychology and certifications as an EMT, firefighter, and paramedic. She’s proud to represent the Silver Spurs Club, bringing with her a long list of accolades, including the 2024 Miss Silver Spurs 1st Runner-Up, Horsemanship Winner, and Doug Partin Spirit Award recipient, along with multiple Top Horse honors.

When she’s not dazzling crowds with her trick riding skills, you’ll find her volunteering as an event coordinator for the 4H horse committee, co-leading the Silver Saddle 4H Club, and riding for the Faithful W Ranch trick riding team. Jasmine’s platform is rooted in the tradition of rodeo and inspires others to chase their dreams, and she is thrilled to continue sharing her passion for horsemanship and community service.

Teagan Frey

JUNIOR MISS SILVER SPURS

Teagan Frey is a bright and passionate young lady with deep roots in agriculture and rodeo. She is currently pursuing her education through Florida Virtual High School, where she shines academically as an A/B honor roll student, is a member of the ASL National Honor Society, and names Agriculture and ASL (American Sign Language) as her favorite subjects.

Teagan's journey in the arena is fueled by her love for horses and archery. Her involvement stretches across Osceola County 4H, the Sky's the Limit horse program, and the FLVS FFA Chapter, where she serves as Vice President. Teagan’s achievements include being named the 2024 Jr. Miss Silver Spurs 1st Runner-Up, and she continues to demonstrate her commitment to excellence inside and outside the arena.

She dreams of attending the University of Florida to pursue a career in agriculture and is eager to explore the many opportunities the field has to offer. Through it all, Teagan remains a role model, proving that hard work and passion can take you anywhere you set your heart on!

Kinlee Rae Anuez

LITTLE MISS SILVER SPURS

Kinlee Rae Anuez is a lively and ambitious cowgirl with a big heart for the rodeo and the great outdoors! This spirited young lady is a proud student at Harmony Community School.

At just nine years old, Kinlee already knows the value of hard work and dedication. Whether she’s working cows, playing softball, or practicing with the Silver Spurs Quadrille team, she brings energy and enthusiasm to everything she does. Kinlee’s love for rodeo sparked early, and she’s no stranger to the spotlight, having earned the title of 2023 Miss Rodeo Florida Sweetheart.

When she’s not out in the pasture or on the ball field, you’ll find Kinlee enjoying her favorite things, like country music and a big bowl of mint chocolate chip ice cream. Through her time competing, she hopes to practice her leadership and public speaking skills, all while proudly representing the Silver Spurs Rodeo. Kinlee is excited to continue following her dreams and keeping the traditions of rodeo alive for future generations!