The spotlight shone bright on Osceola Heritage Park Thursday night as the Silver Spurs Riding Club crowned its newest court of rodeo royalty during the 65th Annual Miss Silver Spurs Pageant. The longstanding tradition, which began in 1960, honors young women who embody the spirit of the Western lifestyle through horsemanship, leadership, and community pride.

Following a competitive evening of interviews, speeches, and Western wear presentations, the 2025 Miss Silver Spurs title was awarded to Jasmine Noel Livingston. Michaela Wall was named First Runner-Up, while Brylie Lynn Greene received the Miss Congeniality title.

In the Junior Miss division, Teagan Frey earned top honors, with Josie Rae Cain taking both First Runner-Up and Miss Congeniality. Kinlee Rae Anuez was crowned Little Miss Silver Spurs, followed by Ava Ledo as First Runner-Up and Emma Folsom as Second Runner-Up. Mackenzie Kelly earned the Miss Congeniality title in the Little Miss category.

Several contestants also received special awards that recognize exceptional skill and character. Michaela Wall and Teagan Frey were honored with the Aileen “Bill” Chapman Horsemanship Award in the Miss and Junior Miss divisions, respectively. The Doug Partin Spirit Award went to Kyrstynn Osborne, who also earned the Most Photogenic title in the Miss category.

Additional recognitions included:

  • Scholarship Winners:

    • 1st Place: Brylie Lynn Greene

    • 2nd Place: Michaela Wall

  • Ad Sales Winner: Pearl Tindell

  • Most Photogenic:

    • Little Miss: Rowan Lake Heaberlin-Davis

    • Junior Miss: Teagan Frey

The Miss Silver Spurs Pageant is unique among competitions for its deep emphasis on horsemanship. Contestants are judged not only on public speaking and interview skills but also on their bond with their horse and understanding of rodeo heritage—core values of the Silver Spurs Riding Club.

The newly crowned court will serve as ambassadors for the Silver Spurs Riding Club throughout the year, appearing at community events and rodeos across Florida. Their first official appearance will take place at the 155th Silver Spurs Rodeo, scheduled for Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Silver Spurs Arena in Kissimmee.

The Silver Spurs Rodeo, established in 1944, continues to be one of Florida’s most respected rodeo organizations, known for preserving tradition, supporting youth, and giving back to the Osceola County community.