First and foremost cowgirls
Annabelle Booth, Miss Moses Lake Roundup 2023, looks back at the judges as she finishes riding a pattern with the Moses Lake Roundup flag during Saturday morning’s horsemanship portion of the Miss Moses Lake Roundup pageant. Booth was formerly Last Stand Rodeo Coulee City 2019.
Charles H. Featherstone
Miss Moses Lake Roundup contestants Annabelle Booth (left) and Alexis Shoults talk as they prepare to compete during the pageant’s horsemanship round on Saturday morning.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup contestant Alexis Shoults prepares to unbuckle her horse’s bridle and speak with the judges as part of the pageant’s horsemanship competition on Saturday.
Outgoing Miss Moses Lake Roundup Brianna Kin Kaid crowns Annabelle Booth as Miss Moses Lake Roundup for 2023.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup contestant Milie Cobb demonstrates her horsemanship skills on Saturday morning.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup contestant Jenna Penrose buckles her horse’s bridle following a series of questions from pageant judges.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup 2023 Annabelle Booth during the horsemanship portion of the rodeo’s pageant on Saturday.
Annabelle Booth (left) and Jenna Penrose (right) ride the rail as part of the Miss Moses Lake Roundup pageant’s horsemanship competition on Saturday.
Outgoing Miss Moses Lake Roundup Brianna Kin Kade (left) poses Saturday for a group photo with competitors to succeed her Annabelle Booth, Alexis Shoults, Jenna Penrose and Milie Cobb.
Contestant Jenna Penrose after finishing riding a pattern as part of the horsemanship portion of the Miss Moses Lake Roundup competition on Saturday. Penrose won the pageant’s congeniality award.
Miss Moses Lake Roundup 2023 Annabelle Booth during the horsemanship portion of the pageant on Saturday at the Harwood Pavillion.
Contestant Milie Cobb of Ephrata zips up her coat following a warmup exercise during the horsemanship portion of the Miss Moses Lake Roundup competition on Saturday. Cobb was second runner up.
Outgoing Miss Moses Lake Roundup Brianna Kin Kade (left) and contestant Jenna Penrose sit on the horses and talk outside the Harwood Pavillion at the Grant County Fairgrounds during the horsemanship portion of the Miss Moses Lake Roundup pageant on Saturday.
MOSES LAKE — Annabelle Booth said she was a great deal more confident going into this year’s Miss Moses Lake Roundup competition than she was in 2021.
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