My name is Wyollah Moses and I am 18 years old. I just graduated from Weld Central High School. I have lived my entire life a few miles south of Keenesburg with my parents, Scott and Ginnah, and older brother, Tag. My family has been a fairboard family since before I was born. Trick riding is my passion and I feel very blessed to be a sponsored rider on the Twisted Trick Riders. I was active in FFA, competing on the Floriculture team and last year I was awarded a Colorado FFA State Degree. Being a 4-H member and showing steers at this fair for 7 years was terrific. This fall, I am attending Mesalands Community College, Tucumcari, NM and studying Cowboy Arts/Western Silversmithing & Fabrication. I plan to continue trick riding with my team and working towards earning my PRCA card for a specialty act. This community and our hometown fair and rodeo mean so much to me! I am honored to be your SEWCF Queen for this special 100th Celebration!
The Fair Royalty are ambassadors of goodwill for the community and youth of Southeast Weld County area. Their purpose is to promote the Southeast Weld County Jr Fair & Rodeo.
Hello, my name is Bonnie Koehn. I am your 2022 Southeast Weld County Lady-In-Waiting. I have been involved in the Southeast Weld County Fair since I was very little, running around and helping my parents, Mark and Tiffany Koehn, with their show goats. I am 16 years old, and will be a Junior at Weld Central High School in the Fall. I ride for a drill team and have performed with the Promenade Equestrian Performers for many years. I play Volleyball, and joined FFA my Freshman year at Weld. I have lettered in FFA, participated in Creed Speaking, Horse Judging, and have received my Greenhand degree. I have been in 4-H for 8 years, and am the current president of the Keene 4-H Boosters. My projects this year are showing horses and cake decorating. My future plans are to graduate high school and go to Texas A&M at College Station for my doctorate degree to become an Orthodontist. I am so honored to be the Southeast Weld County Fair Lady-in-Waiting, and I cannot wait to see how we are able to serve the people of our community and promote the fair and rodeo this year!
A panel of judges will score contestants in the following areas:
- Personal Interview
- Prepared Speech
- Impromptu Questions
- Written Test on Fair & Rodeo Knowledge
- Horsemanship Knowledge and Riding Skills
- Young ladies who have turned at least 15 by current fair date and not exceeded their 19th
- Contestants must be single, never married, without child and not planning to marry prior to the conclusion of their royalty reign.
- Contestants must live in the RE-3J school district or physically attend RE-3J school.
- Royalty must be willing to make a reasonable amount of appearances representing the Southeast Weld County Jr Fair & Rodeo.
- Any questions which may arise about a contestant’s eligibility should be addressed to the Queen Coordinator and/or fair board members.
- In the event the Queen or Lady-in-Waiting does not fulfill her duties, she will reimburse the Southeast Weld County Jr Fair & Rodeo fair board for any prizes won or expenses incurred in that capacity.
- The Lady-in-Waiting or Queen must not serve/represent any other associations in any royalty capacity during her reign for the Southeast Weld County Jr Fair & Rodeo.
Term to Be Served
The reign of the Queen and Lady-in-Waiting will be from August of the contest year to August of the following year. At the time of the contest, the contestant with the highest score will be named Lady-in-Waiting and continue in that position for one year. The current Lady-in-Waiting will take over the responsibilities of Queen at the end of that term and continue as Southeast Weld County Jr Fair & Rodeo Queen for one year.
