About Our Royalty Program

  Hello, I am the 2026 49ers Queen Farrah Meacham. I am the daughter of Rob and CC Meacham and was born and raised in here Lewiston, Idaho. I'm currently in eighth grade but I am taking a few high school classes. During all of my school years, I have been an honor roll student. I have a strong love for agriculture, livestock, rodeo, and the outdoors. In the summertime, I love going out for trail rides and fishing and while in the fall I enjoy hunting. My favorite equine events to compete in are pole bending, showing, and occasionally jumping with my horse Bandit. While my favorite events to watch are show jumping and tie-down roping. A school sport that I play is basketball.  I also participate in our local 4H and show market lambs and do equine showmanship/trail. While I have some downtime, I enjoy reading; my favorite books are All Creatures Great And Small and all of the Louis L'Amour cowboy novels. I also enjoy baking, quilting, speding time with my best friend Denali Cook, and working on all my automotive projects with my dad. I love all sorts of music, my favorite artists are: Johnny Cash, Morgan Wallen, Reba, George Strait, and Adele. Currently, I am learning how to shoe horses with the goal to have my Certified Farrier certificate before I'm sixteen years old. My plan after High School is that I would like to attend vet school at the Washington State University to become a performance vet so I can travel the pro circuit barrel racing and helping horses wherever I go. One of my Goals as queen this year is to follow club heritage and promote community service. I am so proud and honored to be able to call myself the 2026 49ers Saddle Club Queen and hope to make everyone proud!!! 

 My name is Callie Mae McKenzie, and I am honored to serve as the 2026 Princess of the 49ers Saddle Club. I am 13 years old and heading into my freshman year at Troy Jr/Sr High School. Horses have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember — I truly grew up in the saddle. This year, I am proudly representing my barrel horse, rope horse, trail horse, and best friend: Angel. She is a 2020 AQHA bay mare. Angel is the kind of horse who gives you her whole heart every time you ride. She is honest, willing, and always tries her best. Whether we’re working on a pattern, roping, or just enjoying a quiet day together, she gives me unconditional love. Angel has taught me patience, confidence, and what it means to build a true partnership with a horse. I also have a new horse called Missy; she's my coming 2‑year‑old apricot dun filly. Even at her young age, she has shown so much intelligence, athleticism, and personality. Watching Missy grow and develop has been one of the most rewarding parts of my horse journey. She reminds me every day that great horses are made through time, trust, and connection. I love competing in all the events and spending time with my horses in and out of the arena. Outside of horses I enjoy hunting, trapshooting, swimming, volleyball, and showing 4H steers. I keep myself busy and enjoy staying involved and always learning something new along the way. I am incredibly grateful for my Queen Farrah. Farrah has been such a positive influence on me — supportive, kind, and always willing to help. Having a Queen who leads with confidence and a heart makes this experience even more special. I look up to her, and I’m thankful to represent the 49ers Saddle Club alongside her this year. Being the Princess of the 49ers Saddle Club means representing a place that feels like home. The club is full of people who work hard, support each other, and share the same love for horses and community that I do. I’m grateful for the chance to carry on the traditions and representing the oldest saddle club in Idaho and to be a positive example for younger riders coming up behind me. I’m excited for the year ahead and to represent the 49ers Saddle Club, our members, and our community.