Alyssa Marable
Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
Alyssa Marable was born and raised in Las Cruces, New Mexico where she was an active member in many 4H activities and rodeos. With her family’s ties in the ranching and rodeo communities, she was no stranger to hard work to exceed her goals. The New Mexico State University student is in her third year obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture Management, with a minor in equine studies which she hopes to use in a career in becoming an advocate for the western industry. When Alyssa is not in school she enjoys running flags across the Turquoise Circuit. That played a role in her becoming a 2020 Rodeo Houston Pivot Girl. Crowned the 2019 New Mexico State Fair Queen, her fondest memory was helping the younger up and coming generation of rodeo queens be the best image of themselves no matter where their life takes them.
Her platform “Be You” has a special place in Alyssa’s heart because of the close ties her family has with a unique group of individuals who are often left out. Her goal on her travels this year as Miss Rodeo New Mexico, is to bring the two worlds closer together by attending every exceptional rodeo that she can during her reign. She believes that every person has a purpose on this planet and they should showcase who they are and not be afraid to be themselves.
Savannah McSween
Teen Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
Savannah McSween, is the daughter of Brandon and Desiree McSween from Albuquerque New Mexico . She is currently attending New Mexico State University for her Bachelors in Animals Science and minor in Chemistry and Equine Management. She plans to continue her education after her bachelor’s to become a large Animal Veterinarian. She is a avid equestrian for New Mexico State University’s Ranch Horse Team looks forward to the adventures it will bring her. Savannah has been riding horses since the age of 6 and is actively involved with 4-H for the past 10 years and continues at NMSU with collegiate 4-H. She enjoys showing livestock such as lambs, dairy goats , dairy heifers, rabbits and much more. In her free time she loves to be with her friends and family.
She works tirelessly to support and promote the Western Lifestyle and values as she embodies everything Miss Teen Rodeo New Mexico strives to be. Savannah is excited to represent the Land of Enchantment and can’t wait to meet you at upcoming events.
Taylor Arbuckle
Princess Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
Taylor Arbuckle is the daughter of Bo and Leslie Arbuckle of Bosque Farms, NM. Taylor loves being with all her horses and her border collie Harley. She enjoys competing in team roping, break away and barrel racing. Taylor is a freshman at Valencia High School where she enjoys playing volleyball and is a member in the Valencia FFA. Taylor was the 2021 -2022 Bosque Farms Rodeo Association Princess. Being the princess she found that she can give so much back to her community and fell in love with rodeo pageants and what they represent.
Taylor has grown up in the western lifestyle and comes from an agriculture family. Taylor enjoys learning and teaching about animals, agriculture, rodeo and giving back to her community.
Taylor wants to continue to give back to her community and represent the great sport of rodeo in her home state of New Mexico! Taylor hopes that she can set an example that you can be a great athlete, do well in school and be a rodeo princess!
Always reach for your dreams because your dreams can come true!
Ariana Vigil
Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
I would like to be a Rodeo Queen like my Auntie Celia Calabaza. I would like to be a Police Officer, Fire-Fighter, Doctor Nurse, singer, a builder, dancer Painter and a cowgirl. Just like my mom, who helps and saves animals’ lives, I would also like to become a veterinarian.
I am excited to be your 2023-2024 Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico. During my reign I will promote the “Cowboy” way of life, rodeos, and the Miss Rodeo New Mexico Program, as a Native American. I hope to inspire other young Native Youth.
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Ariana “Ari” Vigil
Troyletta Aloysuis
Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
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My name is Troyletta Aloysuis and I attend Pagosa Middle School. My parents are Joyletta Vicenti and the late Marcus Aloysuis. I’m a Jicarilla Apache” and Navajo native from Dulce, New Mexico home of The Great Jicarilla Apache Nation. I come from a family of past Rodeo & Traditional Royalties.
I’m a little bit shy but once you talk to me, I can be funny, and very talkative. I wanted to try something new and a chance to be a royalty like my family. I never thought that I could do it, but my family and mom encouraged me to try something new. As I helped and seen what my little sister Leia experienced in her duties that went with holding this title, I decided to try out just like her and others before me. Everyone always told me to be adventures and enjoy new experiences. I always wanted to be a princess.
I like horses and am willing to learn how to be a better rider. My hobbies are drawing, painting, and cooking with family. I ‘am still learning about my own Jicarilla Apache & Navajo culture which is important to me.
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Kenzie Caldwell
Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
My name is Kenzie Caldwell. I live in Albuquerque. I attend Georgia O’Keeffe Elementary School and have been nominated for National Youth Scholar. I enjoy riding my horse, “Bentley,” fishing and camping with family.
I want to be Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico because I have a passion for horses and love rodeo and my State of New Mexico. This way I can represent ALL 3. When I grow up I would like to be a large animal veterinarian.
Gabriella Fernandez
Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
My name is Gabriella K. Fernandez but everyone calls me Gabby. I am in St. Thomas Aquinas School in Rio Rancho, NM. I enjoy drawing, coloring, playing board games, and enjoy being outside. I am learning how to swim but have recently joined Taekwondo to follow in big brother’s footsteps.
It is an honor to become the Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico title holder once again. Although I am young the experiences and friendships I have made throughout the years is really important to me. The Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico pageant has taught me to build courage and step outside my comfort zone especially when it comes to public speaking.
When I grow up I want to be a school teacher and a swimming instructor.
Paislee Sophia
Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico 2024
My name is Paislee Sophia. I attend Annunciation Catholic School. I want to be a rodeo princess because I want to show other little girls it’s possible to do anything.
I love horses because they always make me smile. I have a buckskin horse named Spirit. He’s gentle and he’s smart. I also have a white miniature horse named Snowball. I got him when I was 3. My sister, Kenslee has a palomino named Chicalinda. Spirit and Chicalinda are best friends like me and my sister.
I have rabbit, chickens, goats, and cows. I help my grandpa at the ranch. He is my best friend too! I like riding my 4-wheeler. I am in competitive cheer too.
When I get older, I want to be a Doctor that helps all pets and a barrel racer!