Nicole Bell, 21, from Temecula, is a dedicated equestrian with a lifelong passion for horses. She grew up riding and competing in various disciplines, from gymkhana to jumping, and has held two junior queen titles. Her involvement in 4-H played a key role in developing her horsemanship skills and deepening her connection to the equestrian community. In April she graduated with honors from Cal State San Marcos with a finance degree. With a 3.9 GPA, she balanced academics, hands-on experience in the Western apparel industry, and leadership roles on campus. She served as the Chief Outreach Officer for the Entrepreneurship Society, leading recruitment and partnerships. Nicole is excited to have the opportunity to represent the Ramona Rodeo.

Emilie Hudson is a 17-year-old, Junior at El Capitan High School, who currently resides in Alpine, California. When not riding her horses Emilie enjoys showing her livestock which includes her Boer Goats, Dairy Goats, Lambs and also her dog Mya. Her plans after graduating High school in 2026 is to attend Smith Chason College of Medical Imaging in San Marcos, California to become an Ultrasound technician. Emilie has spent most of her life riding horses but truly found her love for the sport of rodeo and western lifestyle back in 2021 when she attended her first rodeo. Which funny enough was the Ramona Rodeo itself! Emilie is honored to hold the title of your 2025 Ramona Rodeo Jr Queen and looks forward to the year ahead.

Macy Mault is a 12-year-old, sixth grader from Valley Center, California. In 2019 she found her love for horses and began riding both English and Western. Macy is an active member of the Valley Center Vaqueros where she competes in gymkhanas, rail shows and is a part of their Young Riders group performing in drills and more on her horses Cash, Milly and Slay. When not riding you can catch Macy enjoying sushi nights with her close friends or on the hot summer days in Lake Havasu at her Grandparents house swimming and boating.