 This is J.C. Trujillo. In honor of Danny Freeman, Frontier Days historian, KYCA presents another Frontier Days story from his book, The World's Oldest Rodeo. Doc Pardee, Arena Director in 1939, was the first to have a rodeo queen. He called her the Queen of the Frontier. He was the first to bring in the famous Budweiser horses and beer wagon for the daily parades and grand entries. Horse racing was part of the rodeo then, and he brought from Nevada to Prescott his first parimutuel bedding. And now a word from a Frontier Days friend.