· Saturday, Aug. 30: The royalty helps with the Wagon Days Papoose Club Pancake Breakfast in Ketchum at 9 a.m. and rides in the Big Hitch Wagon Days Parade at 1 p.m. The Intermountain Professional Rodeo Association (ImPRA) rodeo starts at 6 p.m. at Hailey Rodeo Arena.
· Sunday, Aug. 31: The royalty candidates have their coronation at 1 p.m. as part of the pre-rodeo entertainment. The rodeo begins at 2 p.m. with the Grand Entry and playing of the national anthem.
· Mickenlie Baxter, 20, is the daughter of LeRoy and Vicki Baxter of Hansen. A junior at the University of Montana Western in Dillon, Mickenlie is studying to become a veterinarian with a specialty in Equine.
· Zoie Pierce, 14, is a daughter of Jim and Karen Pierce of Jerome. She was the 2013 Teen Queen of Miss Days of the Old West. She was also a horsemanship winner in Hailey in 2011.
· Emma Flolo, 14, is a daughter of Jack and Julie Flolo of Hailey. She is a ninth-grade student at Wood River High School. In July, Emma won the Miss Days of the Old West Junior Queen title. Emma is a sixth-year member of the Hailey Wild Riders 4-H Club. She also competes in horse events at the Blaine County Fair in Carey. This is her third year of raising and showing pigs at the fair.
· Max McCammon, 20, of Rupert is a daughter of Pat McCammon and Liz Stewart. She is a full-time student at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, majoring in Equine Business. She is the 2015 Oakley Pioneer Days queen. Her passion is rodeo and training horses. She competes in breakaway roping, barrel racing and team roping (heading and heeling).
· Cara Malone, 16, is a daughter of Ron and Kay Malone. She will be a junior at Jerome High School, where she is president of the rodeo team. Cara is a member of the FFA agricultural education chapter along with being secretary of her 4-H Club and 4-H District 3 Horse Council. She said she is honored to be the 2014 Days of the Old West Teen Queen. She was Freestyle Horsemanship winner, and she swept the Poise and Personality, Photogenics, Speech and Horsemanship categories.
· Karessa Love, 17, is a daughter of Blake and Leigh Anne Love from Malad City. She is a senior at Idaho Virtual Academy and is serving as Senior Queen of Oneida County. She competes in high school rodeo (barrels, poles, goat tying), and enjoys camping, 4-wheeling and cake decorating. Karessa has been a teen leader for three years at Alpine 4-H Camp in Wyoming, and has shown sheep at the county fair since she was 10.
· Kacie Anne Flolo, 9, is a daughter of Jack and Julie Flolo of Hailey. The fourth grader at Hailey Elementary School is the reigning Miss Days of the Old West PeeWee Queen. She won Poise and Personality, Speech and Horsemanship contests.