Ramblin’ Rodeo Sponsored Team
Legends Realbird
Hardin, Montana
Representing the MHA and Crow Nations, Legend has been horseback since infancy and raised in a life surrounded by horses, ranching, parades, and Indian relays. He began winning buckles at just six years old and now has over 40 to his name.
Legend qualified for the Junior NFR as an 11-year-old heeler — the youngest in his di
Hardin, Montana
Representing the MHA and Crow Nations, Legend has been horseback since infancy and raised in a life surrounded by horses, ranching, parades, and Indian relays. He began winning buckles at just six years old and now has over 40 to his name.
Legend qualified for the Junior NFR as an 11-year-old heeler — the youngest in his division that year — and has since qualified for the Vegas Tuffest, the National Junior High Finals, and the Indian National Finals Rodeo. He competes across multiple associations and jackpots, covering events from team roping and chute dogging to goat tying and calf roping.
Spending winters in Arizona and summers between Montana and North Dakota, Legend’s dream is clear: one day making the NFR.
Ada Stacey
Evergreen, Alabama
Ada is a 16-year-old third-generation cowgirl raised on a working farm and ranch in south Alabama. Growing up in a cow/calf operation with row crops and timber work, she’s built a strong work ethic through daily ranch responsibilities like working cattle, building fence, and hauling feed.
In the arena, Ada competes in bre
Evergreen, Alabama
Ada is a 16-year-old third-generation cowgirl raised on a working farm and ranch in south Alabama. Growing up in a cow/calf operation with row crops and timber work, she’s built a strong work ethic through daily ranch responsibilities like working cattle, building fence, and hauling feed.
In the arena, Ada competes in breakaway roping, barrel racing, goat tying, and pole bending with her sights set on competing at the professional level. Rodeo has sharpened her mental toughness, discipline, and ability to perform under pressure.
She takes pride in representing her family’s legacy while working toward her future in professional rodeo.
Peyton Black
Rodeo has been part of Peyton’s life since before she could walk. As a second-generation cowgirl, she has earned buckles and qualified for multiple finals, but the greatest rewards have been the lessons learned along the way.
Through rodeo, Peyton’s faith grew stronger as she developed discipline, adaptability, and composure under pressure
Rodeo has been part of Peyton’s life since before she could walk. As a second-generation cowgirl, she has earned buckles and qualified for multiple finals, but the greatest rewards have been the lessons learned along the way.
Through rodeo, Peyton’s faith grew stronger as she developed discipline, adaptability, and composure under pressure. Those same qualities carried over into her career as a pilot, where the mental focus required in the arena now helps guide her in the cockpit.
For Peyton, rodeo was more than competition — it was preparation for life and the path God placed in front of her.
Joshua Hightower
Joshua has had a rope in his hand since he was three years old and has grown up fully committed to the sport of rodeo. He competes at a high level, qualifying for nationals and finishing top 5 in the world in multiple events. Outside of rodeo, Joshua also serves his church through music, playing guitar and singing.
Cash Colcasure
Cash is a hardworking high school rodeo athlete with multiple state championships and world titles to his name. He has competed and won across several associations and continues to push himself both in and out of the arena. Cash is also focused on his future, with plans to major in marketing after high school.
Kinsley Tait
Kinsley is a first-generation cowgirl with a deep passion for horses and the western lifestyle. She began riding at nine years old and now competes in multiple rodeo associations. Along with rodeo, she balances work, school, and a love for the outdoors, all while preparing for college and continuing her rodeo journey.
Dale Lewis
Sawyer Tunnage
Sawyer Tunnage
Mansfield, Missouri
Dale is a talented team roper who shares his faith proudly across his social media platforms. He’s been a huge advocate for the podcast since day one, and we’re thankful to have him on board!
Sawyer Tunnage
Sawyer Tunnage
Sawyer Tunnage
Calera, Alabama
Sawyer is a multi-talented cowboy and a heck of a team roper! He also trains horses and is an incredible example of hard work and dedication in and out of the arena.
Kalyn Pinckard
Sawyer Tunnage
Lily Kate Plummer
Kalyn is a 16-year-old, first-generation rodeo athlete with about three years of experience. She competes in barrel racing, breakaway roping, and goat tying, and she rides in High School Rodeo, Little Britches, and PCA events.
Lily Kate Plummer
Lily Kate Plummer
Lily Kate Plummer
Lily Kate has been competing since she was young and has earned several major titles, including NHSFR qualifier, CYRA Reserve All-Around Cowgirl, and multiple NBHA championships. She competes in NCHSRA, Tri-C Youth Rodeo, CYRA, NBHA, and WC Rodeo Co., and she's also active in AQHA programs.
Outside the arena, she enjoys church, FFA, and helping lead her youth group at Zion Hill Baptist.
Georgia Cauthen
Lily Kate Plummer
Georgia Cauthen
Georgia is from southern Montgomery County and has traveled nationwide competing in goat tying. She's competed at the Hooey Junior Patriot, WCRA DY Finals, NHSFR, and NJHSFR. She loves connecting with people and has served as Teen Miss Rodeo Alabama 2024 and currently as the AHSRA Student Secretary.