Our Royalty program is an essential part of the Fair and Rodeo, with a longstanding tradition of celebrating and honoring the talented young women who represent our community. Our Royalty court is comprised of dedicated women who embody the values of the Western way of life and promote our events throughout the year. From the coronation ceremony to their public appearances, the Royalty court serves as ambassadors for the Fair and Rodeo, representing our community with grace, dignity, and Western hospitality. Learn more about our current Royalty court, their duties, and how you can become a part of this proud tradition.

Queen Horsemanship

Rodeo Arena

Friday, August 9th, 2024

TBD PM

Queen Breakfast

Morey’s Steakhouse & Event Center
Queen Contestants model, perform, and speak as
part of this competition. Please RSVP to Sarah
at 208-670-1384 by TBD. Meal is $X per person.

Saturday, August 17th, 2024

8:00 AM

Meet 2024 Queen

Tristynn Lloyd

Hello Cowboys, Cowgirls, One and All! I’m proud to have been raised in Oakley. I am the daughter of John and Jaime Lloyd and a 2020 graduate from Oakley High School. After high school, I attended The Cosmetology School of Arts and Science, and have been successfully building my clientele in Burley, Idaho.

Rodeo and the western lifestyle have been at the core of my upbringing. My first rodeo experiences began in Grouse Creek, Utah. After which, I participated in Junior High School Rodeo, and High School Rodeo in district 6.

I began showing steers at the Cassia County Fair from the age of 9 in 4H, then joined FFA as an incoming freshman. Being involved in these programs has really shaped who I am today. Teaching me responsibility and the rewards of hard work and success. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity I have to be involved and would encourage everyone to join as well.

I take great pride in being your Cassia County Queen and I am honored to represent my home town. Thank you to my parents and my special community for supporting me throughout the years.