Miss Rodeo Florida Reigning Royalty

RaeLynne Kempfer

Miss Rodeo Florida

Bailee Jeannin

Miss Teen Rodeo Florida

RaeLynne Kempfer is a proud sixth-generation Osceola County rancher with deep roots in the Sunshine State and a lifelong love for agriculture. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Central Florida and plans to continue her education as her journey unfolds.

Raised in the heart of Florida ranching, RaeLynne grew up showing livestock through 4-H, working alongside her family on their cattle operation, and volunteering with the Osceola County Cattle Women’s Association. From the show ring to the pasture, she has been a passionate advocate for the beef industry and a dedicated steward of Florida’s ranching heritage.

Crowned Miss Silver Spurs 2022, RaeLynne now proudly serves on the Miss Silver Spurs Pageant Committee, where she mentors contestants and gives back to an organization that played a pivotal role in shaping her path within the rodeo community.

When she’s not representing the state as a rodeo queen, you’ll likely find RaeLynne doing what she loves most—working cows, riding horses, and embracing the outdoors the way a true Floridian does best.

Her platform, Together We Shine, is especially close to her heart. Focused on promoting inclusion for individuals with disabilities and special needs, it reflects her belief that rodeo and agriculture have room for everyone. Through this mission, RaeLynne aims to strengthen community connections and remind others that when we support one another, we all shine a little brighter.

As the 2026 Miss Teen Rodeo Florida, Bailee loves all the things about rodeo, agriculture and giving back!

This bright and hardworking young lady, from St. Cloud, Florida, is the daughter of JJ and Wendi Jeannin and has a twin brother, Blake. Bailee’s first love of being a rodeo queen started at an early early age and she has earned multiple titles over the years including 2017 Little Miss Silver Spurs, 2019 Miss Rodeo Florida Princess, 2021 Junior Miss Silver Spurs, and 2024 Miss Silver Spurs. She also received the Miss Teen Rodeo Florida horsemanship, written test, speech, and photogenic awards.

She is currently attending the University of Florida, majoring in Agricultural Communications. She hopes to work for the Cowboy Channel or RFD-TV someday.

Bailee is honored to represent the sport of rodeo and the state of Florida this year. Through her platform “Ignite Your Passion,” she is excited to keep traditions alive, be a positive role model to future rodeo queens, and inspire others to turn their cants into cans and their dreams into plans!

Josie Wire

Miss Rodeo Florida Princess

Your Miss Rodeo Florida Princess 2026 Josie Wire is from the Horse Capital of the World, Ocala Florida with Midwest roots planted deep in southern Indiana. She is a seventh-grade student at Blessed Trinity Catholic School and a member of the National Junior Honor Society, Varsity Cheerleading team, Varsity Basketball team, Student Ambassador, Student Lighthouse Council and Altar Server.

Josie serves as President of Happy Trails 4-H club in Marion County and is a very versatile rider. She has shown her horses in English, Western Dressage, Ranch and Speed events. She also participates in Public Speaking and Photography. Josie advanced to the Florida State 4-H show and then to Southeastern 4-H Regionals in 2025. She also enjoys showing in Saddleseat and is a member of NBHAFL-08 and ARHA. Josie has also served as Little Miss Marion County Fair and Little Miss Gateway ProRodeo.

Josie is the youngest of four siblings and holds her family and friends very close to heart. She aspires to be a large animal veterinarian and in the future she would love to join a Collegiate Western Team to compete on a National Level.

Josie is honored and grateful to serve as your Miss Rodeo Florida Princess 2026 and represent the great state of Florida in and outside of the arena. She is looking forward to meeting fellow Rodeo fans and sharing her love for the Western way of life and the Rodeo.

Let’s saddle up for a great 2026!