Julie Bloomfield is a 23-year-old bilingual honors student at Brigham Young University, pursuing a remote business marketing degree in addition to being a rodeo queen. Raised in a family of eight children, her early life was steeped in Arizona’s agricultural heritage, as her grandfather managed a 40,000-cattle ranch near the Superstition Mountains. Her fondness for the Western lifestyle was shaped by this experience, along with her deep appreciation for family, ranch work, and the tradition of rodeo. Julie wants to be a role model for future generations by upholding her family’s legacy and embodying the spirit of the Cave Creek community with elegance and dignity. She has long dreamt of holding a queen title, a desire instilled by her grandfather’s legacy and her family’s deep-seated connection to Arizona’s rich agricultural and rodeo heritage.

Madisyn Desautelle is a 15-year-old freshman at Cactus Shadows High School and participated in the inaugural princess program at Cave Creek Rodeo Days. She’s had numerous opportunities to demonstrate her passion for rodeo and community spirit. Madisyn wants to inspire other young women to pursue their dreams while continuing to cultivate community spirit and share her enthusiasm for rodeo. After four years on the junior rodeo circuit, Madisyn has an impressive record. She has placed in the Top 10 for All Around buckle winner, pole bending, and barrel racing with the Queen Creek Junior Rodeo Association. Additionally, she has been the Buckle and Saddle winner for two years at Western Saddle Club. Madisyn plans to become a professional barrel racer in the WPRA and manage or own a local ranch to assist others in improving their riding and training horses.

Kinsley Clifton is a 14-year-old Cave Creek native and freshman at Cactus Shadows High School. She is not new to the Cave Creek Rodeo Days community, having participated in the youth princess program in 2018. Kinsley’s love for horses and competition started at an early age when she practiced running barrels in her arena. Kinsley is currently competing in the Queen Creek Junior Rodeo Association, with her favorite events being breakaway roping, pole bending, and barrel racing. She’s excited to be the junior rodeo queen with Cave Creek Rodeo Day! She wants to highlight the hard work and dedication involved in rodeo, as well as her love for her hometown. A long-term goal of Kinsley’s is to have a future career in horsemanship.