20-year-old Landry Layton is a proud Oklahoma cowgirl. Born into a ranching and rodeo legacy, Landry is the daughter of Rowdy and Tiffany Layton of Welch. Along with her siblings, Landry grew up on a working cattle ranch, learning the value of hard work, keeping your word and following through on commitments. Landry is a fifth-generation cattlewoman, known for producing high-quality Red Angus cattle, and a third-generation rodeo cowgirl, who has grown up competing in barrels and poles. Her mom, a former ACRA barrel racer, and her late grandfather, a PRCA steer wrestler, influenced her love of rodeo. In November 2023, Landry received the prestigious American FFA degree, the organizations highest honor. she loves sharing about her western heritage and advocating for agriculture. Landry is a sophomore Oklahoma State University, majoring in animal science with a Pre-Veterinary Medicine focus. in her spare time, Landry can be found training horses, spoiling her dog, and traveling.

Tatum is the 14-year-old daughter or Jordan and Tyler Wilson. She enjoys her time riding her horses and working on barrel racing, pole bending, and breakaway roping. When Tatum isn’t working with her own horses, she works as a groom for Woolsey Performance Horses to better her horsemanship skills and horse knowledge that she can apply to her own horses. She hopes to be a horse trainer someday. Tatum has played competitive volleyball and truly enjoys living an active lifestyle. She is currently the Jr. Miss ACRA and was the Pawhuska RUC queen this past Cavalcade. Tatum loves being involved in her local playdays and cannot wait to see what the future holds.

ACRA QUEEN APPLICATION AND RULES