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Have you wondered about being part of Fremont County Fair Royalty? The clinic and contest will be held in September 2026!

2026 Fremont County Fair Royalty

2026 Fremont County Fair Royalty
L to R: Breanna Brower (2026 Queen 1st Attendant) Sam Wahl, (2026 Queen) & Josie Morgan (2026 Princess)

2026 Fair Royalty

2026 Queen-Sam Wahl

2026 Queen-Sam Wahl

Sam is the 18-year-old daughter of Scott and Amy Wahl. She is attending Central Wyoming College, where she is obtaining her associate degree in Applied Science. Sam plans to become a Veterinary Technician after high school and then attend the University of Wyoming to finish her Bachelor degree before pursuing her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree. Sam is an active member of the 307 Wranglers 4-H club and the Lander Valley FFA Chapter. She is looking forward to showing her horse, Scarlet, her cats, and a market beef at the County Fair. In Sam’s free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends and family, and trying out new recipes. Sam is excited to serve as your 2026 Fremont County Fair Queen!
2026 Queen 1st Attendant-Breanna Brower

2026 Queen 1st Attendant-Breanna Brower

Breanna Brower is the 18-year-old daughter of Brian and Becky Brower. This fall, she will attend Central Wyoming College, where she plans to pursue a degree in Radiologic Technology. She will also be a member of the CWC Ranch Horse Team. Breanna has been an active member of her local FFA chapter and 4-H club, where she exhibited horses and pigs. Throughout high school, she was also involved in volleyball and barrel racing. In her spare time, Breanna enjoys riding horses and spending time with family and friends. Breanna is honored to serve as part of the 2026 Fremont County Fair Royalty and looks forward to representing the fair and connecting with the community throughout the year!
2026 Princess-Jocelyn Morgan

2026 Princess-Jocelyn Morgan

Jocelyn is the 12-year-old daughter of Justin and Cori Morgan. Having grown up around horses, she has been riding her entire life. Over the years, she has competed in numerous ranch horse and NRCHA horse shows, gaining valuable horsemanship skills and experience along the way. Josie has also been attending breakaway roping classes at Central Wyoming College. Although she knows she still has a long way to go before becoming a competitive roper, she practices regularly and remains dedicated to improving her skills. Josie is looking forward to seeing everyone at the Fremont County Fair this year!
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