I rode in the Ogden Pioneer Days All Horse Parade with the Ogden Royalty, the Pioneer Days Committee and the Whoopie Girls. After the parade I went to the park for a BBQ and signed autographed pictures.

My good friends from Logan Coach were at the Days of 47 All Horse Parade today and they gave me some exciting news. They are so awesome to work with that they actually did some custom work for the 2010 Miss Rodeo Utah trailer after hearing some of my ideas. They are adding a rear saddle rack and half tack so that a clothes rack can go in to the front tack room. Lucky! I have enjoyed pulling my Logan Coach Trailer so much this year. Its easy to pull, it has nice features for me and my horse, and it is built so well. Thanks to Utah Trailer Source and Logan Coach for their great service and for their support this year.

This morning I met with the Silver Spurs all women’s riding club and Fox News Reporter Big Budah to promote the Days of 47 All Horse Parade that will be held Saturday, July 10th at 10:00 am. The parade is going to start at Sandy Promenade, just north of the South Town Mall. Every spectator at the parade will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win a 42 inch flat screen television, Rocky Mountain Raceway tickets, Days of 47 Rodeo Tickets, as well as many other prizes. The Grand Marshall for the parade is Leo the Lion, the REAL Salt Lake Soccer Mascot and the parade will also include entrees like Make a Wish Foundation, Utah State Western Riding Club Association, Miss Rodeo Utah and Miss Rodeo Ogden, Coldwater Gang, and many other riding clubs. Hope to see you there!

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The weather was perfect this morning and there were thousands of people out to watch the best Indepence Day Celebration Parade in Utah.

I rode through the Pleasant View Founders Day Parade with Miss Rodeo Ogden, Chenae Shiner.

Tonight I went to the Lehi Roundup Parade and Rodeo with another Tough Enough to Wear Pink Theme. I wore my blue and pink Wrangler outfit made by Linda Stark. I was able to visit with the Lehi royalty: Queen- Dani Frandsen, 1st Attendant- Kenzey Sampson, and 2nd Attendant- Jessica Carson.

I was proud to see that most of the kids at the Kids Parade were dressed as cowboys, cowgirls, or rodeo clowns.