Miss Rodeo Usa Essay

When life gets tough, at no time give up on oneself. Someone in the world is always having worse problems. At a young age most children admire people such as celebrities, star athletes, and movie stars. Unlike most, I admire Lauren Ashton Terry, a Moulton Alabama native who always had dreams of becoming Miss Rodeo USA. The determination she has is one I hope to one day have myself. The christan girl she is, she never lets the devil win no matter what the situation is at hand. Leading up to her trip to Oklahoma City she had lots of choices to make and always prayed about each one. Her family owns Iron Rail Arena. Practice is not a problem for her. She has been a passionate rodeo girl since she could barely walk. While growing up and in high
Later, she decided to give rodeo pageants a whirl. She competed in many local level pageants such as the Miss 4-H Horse Club Pageant. After getting a good feel for local pageants she gave the Miss Limestone Sheriffs Rodeo pageant a try and won. The Miss Limestone pageant was the preliminary round that punched her golden ticket to Miss Rodeo USA. In the months leading up to Miss Rodeo USA, she had outfits to buy, sponsors to obtain, tests to study for, and speeches to write. The time come for Lauren and her family to travel out to Oklahoma for the ten-day event. Lauren competed against young women from California all the way to Florida. After ten days of interviews, tests, modeling, and horsemanship the crowning ceremony was here. The girl’s nerves were at their highest, fourth runner up was announced, third, second, and first runner up. Now the moment everyone had been waiting for, On January 30, 2013 Laurens dreams came true as she was crowned the 50th Miss Rodeo USA. After obtaining her title she had a huge decision to make for herself that would affect her future greatly. She was a senior animal science major at Auburn