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Magic in Motion

Madison Thomas has followed her dreams of becoming a Professional Trick Rider and now has more than 25 years of experience performing across North America, including Mexico, at world-renowned events and rodeos. Born and raised outside of Calgary, Alberta, she now calls Helena, Montana her home. Madison has been selected 10Xs as an NFR Contract Act and has been nominated 6Xs as one of PRCAs Top 5 Dress Act of the Year. Madison is also a professional barrel racer and spends her time competing, team roping, breakaway roping and training horses when not performing. Madison is known for her fast-paced, high-energy, and very skilled trick riding.

Haley Proctor was born and raised in northeast Oklahoma. She began trick riding at age four after begging her uncle 4x NFR Contract Act Shawn Brackett to teach her the trade. She was blessed with the opportunity to work with legendary trick riders at a young age, where she was able to learn and hone her craft. Haley was nominated as the 5x Top 5 PRCA Dress Act of the Year, crowned the 2007 World Champion Trick Rider, and competed in the 2016 North American Trick Riding Championships in Las Vegas. Haley is always expanding her talents and constantly keeps the crowd at the edge of their seats.

Miss Rodeo America 2025

Callie Mueller was crowned Miss Rodeo America 2025 on Sunday, December 8, at the South Point Hotel and Casino. The 24-year-old from Florence, South Dakota, represented her home state at the Miss Rodeo America Pageant as the 2024 Miss Rodeo South Dakota, becoming the 6th woman from her state to win the prestigious national title.

Callie is a dedicated horsewoman and a rising leader in the equine industry. She holds two Bachelor of Education degrees and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership. A member of the American Quarter Horse Association, Callie spends her days training and riding horses while inspiring others through her published writings. She is passionate about education and hopes to continue impacting both the equine and educational communities.

Beyond her work with horses, Callie is committed to promoting the western way of life and mentoring others. She is also determined to win an AQHA World Championship and works tirelessly to teach the next generation of equestrians. Her strong passion for helping others learn and grow defines both her professional and personal life.

In addition to her title as Miss Rodeo America, Callie was awarded the Appearance Award. The Landstrom’s Black Hills Gold crown is accompanied by over $20,000 in educational scholarships and prizes, including a wardrobe of Wrangler jeans and shirts, an assortment of Montana Silversmiths jewelry, and a selection of Justin Boots.

This year’s national pageant, which ran throughout the week, featured twenty-nine contestants from across the country. The competition included a horsemanship contest, a written test on equine science and rodeo knowledge, extensive interviews, extemporaneous speaking, and a fashion show.

As Miss Rodeo America 2025, Callie will serve as the official representative of the PRCA. During her reign she will travel over 40,000 miles and appear at nearly 100 rodeo performances, as well as attend various schools, civic groups, and special events to educate the public about rodeo, its sponsors, and its opportunities. Additionally, Callie will serve as a spokesperson at promotional events and will model in commercial advertisements for western clothiers, publications, sponsors, and other service providers in the western industry.