Washington County Enterprise-Leader
2014 LRC Little Mister Ethan Pitts
FARMI N GTON — Kenleigh Shreve is the 5-year-old daughter of Bobby and Maegan Shreve, of Farmington. She is in Kindergarten at Folsom Elementary School. Kenleigh has enjoyed representing the Lincoln Riding Club at rodeos and parades this past year. She represented at OJRA and CWRA events, as well as the Westville IPRA Rodeo, Apple Festival and others over the past year.
Kenleigh’s horse’s name is Ms. Bill and she is 10 years old. Kenleigh loves to participate in the Lincoln Riding Club Playdays where she competes in barrels, poles, and flags. Kenleigh also competes in CWRA and OJRA in barrels, poles, and goats. Kenleigh likes to show pigs, sheep, goats and cows at the Washington County Fair, jackpot shows, and state fair. She helps bottle feed her baby goats and calves. She loves to ride her horse Ms. Bill. She also enjoys playing T-Ball for the Pink Cardinals team. Kenleigh is a member of the Cove Creek Clever Clovers 4-H, Lincoln Riding Club, OJRA, CWRA, and NBHA. Kenleigh wants to be a mommy when she grows up. Kenleigh wants to wish all the Little Miss contestants good luck this year.
LINCOLN — Five year old cowboy, Ethan Pitts, has had a busy year. As he helps his Dad around the house, he can be heard proudly proclaiming, “I’m a workin man.” He is often seen driving his truck and trailer around the yard. This consists of his bike and nearly anything that he can tie to the back of it. As hard as he works, his finest skill is being a wonderful brother to his three sisters.
Little Ethan isn’t all business though. In his spare time he can be found chasing chickens with his Gramps or riding his pony Duncan. Every night, after saying his prayers and kissing his mom, he lays down to dream about the local parades and rodeos that he has enjoyed over the past year, including the 2014 Rodeo of the Ozarks.
Ethan would like to thank everyone for the experiences he has enjoyed over the past year. The time has come, however, for this junior cowboy to hang up his hat, and help usher in a new Little Mister Lincoln Riding Club as he looks forward to his first day of school in the fall.
LINCOLN — Four young ladies are working hard to become the next Little Miss Lincoln Riding Club.
Brihnlee Hunt
Brihnlee is the 7- yearold daughter of Jeremy and Morgan Hunt, of Lincoln. Brihnlee is in Mrs. Jones’ second grade class at Lincoln Elementary School. Brihnlee has a horse named Buddy. He is her favorite horse and she likes to “race them barrels” as she puts it, at OJRA events and LRC playdays. Brihnlee has a dog named Smoky, a cat named Cheeto, and lots of baby pigs in the barn. Brihnlee is a member of the Washington County 4-H Shooting Sports, Ozark Junior Rodeo Association (OJRA), and the Lincoln Riding Club. Brihnlee also enjoys showing pigs at the fair, participating in shooting competitions, riding her bike and playing softball. She wants to be a teacher like her mom when she grows up.
Zoey Pyle
Zoey Pyle is the 3-yearold daughter of Heather and Jason Pyle, of Lincoln. Zoey enjoys playing outside and watching the horses out by the barn. She loves to play with her dogs and cats, and play with baby dolls. She loves to play with her sister and her cousins. When Zoey gets older she wants to be a mommy.
Keyana Sims
Keyana Sims is the 5-yearold daughter of Jess and Kerstine Sims, of Stilwell, Okla. Keyana is in Kindergarten at Maryetta Schools. She loves to ride her horse Goldie who is 18 years old. Keyana has a pet named Sugar. She also enjoys driving her Dodge truck and playing with her farm animals. Keyana is a member of the Lincoln Riding Club and Westville Riding Club. When Keyana grows up she plans on being part of the Professional Rodeo.
Catelyn Stearman
Catelyn Stearman is the 5-year-old daughter of Brian and Jennye Stearman, of Gravette. Catelyn attends Pre- K at Glenn Duffy Elementary. She loves to ride her 8-year-old pony Sparky. She has three other pets: Jagger, Hawke, and Sweetie Bell. Catelyn also enjoys playing outside, going to school, attending rodeos, and showing at the fair. Catelyn is a member of the Maysville 4-H, Junior Razorbacks, Ponies of America, and American Rabbit Breeders Association. When Catelyn grows up she wants to be an animal doctor and rodeo queen.