Jentry Reid, daughter of Mark and Kimberly Reid, is proud to serve as the 2026 Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen Attendant, representing the traditions, values, and community that make Wyoming and the Sheridan WYO Rodeo so special. Having lived in Sheridan for most of her life and in Wyoming her entire life, Jentry is a true Wyomingite. 

From a young age, she was determined to be horseback whenever possible as horses have always been a defining part of Jentry’s identity. A graduate of Sheridan High School,  she participated in 4-H from the age of nine until aging out at eighteen. During her time in 4-H, she served as President of the Junior Leaders Club and was an active member of the John B. Kendrick Sheridan FFA Chapter, competing on the horse judging team throughout her high school career and serving as chapter reporter during her senior year. She was also greatly involved in the Wranglers drill team carrying Sheridan WYO Rodeo sponsor flags on horseback and held the previous royalty title of Sheridan WYO Rodeo Princess from 2020-2022.

Currently, Jentry is working as a Certified Nursing Assistant while attending Laramie County Community College to earn her LPN license, and plans to continue toward her RN. Serving as WYO Rodeo Queen Attendant  has given her the opportunity to represent the greatest sport on earth, connect with people both inside and outside the rodeo world, and support a tradition she deeply loves.

Currently pursuing a degree in Medicinal Biochemistry at Arizona State University, Madeline’s academic ambitions extend far beyond her undergraduate studies. She intends to continue to Veterinary School, focusing on neurological research and radiology where she hopes to make meaningful contributions to animal healthcare. 

Madeline’s passion for rodeo is evident in her extensive experience within the equine industry. She was crowned 2021 Minnesota High School Rodeo Queen and qualified for the National High School Rodeo. Her expertise in natural horsemanship and animal welfare extends beyond competition, as she has held influential roles such as Youth Chair of the Minnesota 4-H Horse Program and President of the Olmsted County 4-H Horse Program. She even established an equestrian lettering system in the Rochester, MN School District to encourage young riders.

Her dedication to personal growth and diverse skills is showcased through special training certifications in IV techniques, FEMA emergency preparedness, first aid and CPR, deep-water scuba diving, and Taekwondo (Black Belt). 

Madeline currently works as a Foreman at Paradise Guest Ranch, where she continues to hone her skills in horsemanship and leadership. She remains actively involved in organizations such as the Dude Ranchers Association, Women’s Professional Rodeo Association, and the Minnesota High School Rodeo Alumni.

At the heart of Madeline’s journey is a steadfast belief in faith, service, and continuous learning. She aspires to advance veterinary medical research, uphold the traditions of the Western lifestyle, and inspire young riders and rodeo athletes. Her bid for the 2025 Miss Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen title is a testament to her unwavering dedication to preserving and promoting rodeo culture while adapting to modern advancements.

Above all, Madeline strives to lead a life of purpose, humility, and service to others, ensuring that her passion for horses, science, and the cowboy way continues to inspire those around her.