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Royalty CLinic, June 28th at Rockin H Ranch
Royalty CLinic, June 28th at Rockin H Ranch
Are you ready to elevate your equestrian skills and embrace the world of royalty and horsemanship?
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your techniques, this clinic is perfect for all ages and skill levels!
What to Expect:
Expert instruction from experienced clinicians
Hands-on learning in a supportive environment
Opportunities to connect with fellow equestrian enthusiasts
Valuable insights into horsemanship, showmanship, and royalty presentation
-Study Material to take home
Date: June 28th, 2025
Time: 8am-1pm
Location: Rockin H Ranch
21085 Ramblewood Ln Redding CA, 96002
Registration Fee:
[All Include a Lunch & Study Material]
Clinic Participant (no membership required): $40 due by June 23rd by 9pm
Will accept late registrations if spots are available for $50 until Friday the 27th.
ONLY 12 Spots available
Don't miss this chance to enhance your skills and deepen your love for horses! Whether you aspire to be a CSHA royalty member or simply want to improve your horsemanship/Queen skills, this clinic is for YOU!
Register Today! *
(Message our Facebook page or email
Sabrina3006cantu@Gmail.com)
Let's ride towards excellence together!
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Region 18 royalty, wants you!!!
Region 18 royalty, wants you!!!
Region 18 is looking for young individuals to represent our Region!
The goal of a California state horsemen’s royalty title holder is to:
Promote Horsemanship and Western Heritage: Represent and advocate for the values of horsemanship, Western traditions, and responsible equine care throughout the state and at affiliated events.
Serve as a Youth Role Model: Inspire younger generations to get involved in equestrian activities and uphold positive values such as leadership, sportsmanship, and community service.
Represent the Organization: Act as a public face of CSHA Region 18—at parades, rodeos, fairs, fundraisers, and other events.
Educate the Public: Increase awareness about equestrian sports, trail riding, horse care, and the role of equestrian communities in California.
Develop Personal Skills: Titleholders often use their reign to improve public speaking, poise, leadership, and organizational skills, which are part of personal development and scholarship opportunities.
Competitors will be placed in their respective categories, with titles awarded to the winners in each division:
Miss Categories
Miss Categories
Mini Miss (ages 4-6)
Little Miss (ages 7-10)
Junior Miss (ages 11-13)
Miss CSHA (ages 14-17)
Ages are as of Jan 1st
Ambassador Categories
Ambassador Categories
Mini Mister (ages 4-6)
Little Ambassador (ages 7-10)
Junior Ambassador (ages 11-13)
Ambassador (ages 14-17)
Ages are as of Jan 1st
***Mini Misses & Mini Misters are NOT required to have a horse***
What are the phases of competition to become a CSHA royalty titleholder?
The California State Horsemen’s Association (CSHA) Region 18 Royalty Program evaluates contestants through a structured multi-phase competition designed to assess their horsemanship, communication, and leadership abilities. The competition phases vary slightly depending on the age division.
Phases of Competition
Phases of Competition
For Junior and Senior Divisions (ages 11–17):
Contestants in the Junior Miss CSHA, Miss CSHA, Junior Ambassador, and Ambassador categories are evaluated in the following four mandatory phases:
Riding Test (200 points): Participants perform a compulsory riding pattern judged on equitation. Patterns differ between junior and senior divisions and are provided in advance.
Written Test (200 points): A test covering CSHA rules, general horsemanship, and equestrian etiquette. Questions are sourced from the CSHA Bylaws, Rule Book, and Horseman’s Handbook.
Speech (200 points): Contestants deliver a prepared speech on a topic announced by the Royalty Program Chair. This phase also includes 50 points for appearance.
Interview (200 points): A panel conducts a closed-session interview with spontaneous questions to assess the contestant’s poise, personality, and communication skills.
The maximum total score across all phases is 800 points. Contestants must complete all phases to remain eligible for titles and awards.
For Little Miss and Little Ambassador Divisions (ages 7–10):
The competition is adapted for younger participants, focusing on four phases:
Riding Test: A walk/jog pattern judged on basic equitation skills.
Written Test: Simplified questions on horsemanship and CSHA knowledge; test readers are permitted.
Speech: A brief 1–2 minute speech on a given topic.
Interview: An informal session to evaluate the contestant’s personality and enthusiasm.
These phases aim to introduce young participants to the fundamentals of the Royalty Program in an encouraging environment.
Additional Information
Additional Information
Contestants compete at regional level, with buckles, sashes, perpetual awards, and more. There is typically awards for those who completed each area of testing with the highest score.
Regional title winners may advance to compete for the state. Titles awarded include Little Miss CSHA, Junior Miss CSHA, Miss CSHA, and their corresponding Ambassador titles. Winners may receive scholarships, sashes, buckles, and other awards, depending on the division.
Royalty Chair
Royalty Chair
Sabrina Cantu
Email: sabrina3006cantu@gmail.com
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