18-year-old Kaylor Rudd was born and raised in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan. She recently completed her first year in the Environmental Science – Conservation and Reclamation program at Lakeland College. A lifelong rodeo enthusiast, Kaylor has been riding horses since the age of three and now competes in barrel racing and pole bending as a member of the college rodeo team.

In high school, Kaylor was actively involved in the Student Leadership Council, volleyball, badminton, and barrel racing. She also worked at SWT, where she developed a strong appreciation for agriculture. Volunteering has always been important to her, from helping at rodeo events and school functions to supporting youth in sports and local initiatives.

Kaylor has been involved in 4-H for 12 years, participating in light horse and craft projects with the Clairbank Multiple Club and later with the Wymark Drylanders. She held several executive positions, contributed to the provincial curling committee, and has served as a 4-H ambassador.

Dedicated, hardworking, and community-minded, Kaylor hopes to pursue a career in land reclamation in the oil and gas sector while continuing her passion for rodeo and horses. Her goal is to one day become a 4-H leader and own a ranch with cattle and horses. She is proud to represent her roots and is honoured to serve as the Frontier Days Ambassador to give back, share her passion for agriculture, and celebrate the western heritage of Swift Current.

Join us at Picnic in the Park as we pass the title of Ambassador to Kaylor!
June 8 at 2:15pm - Riverside Park, Swift Current SK