22/09/2026
🐷 Well… look who’s crawled out from under the rock! 🐷
A few years ago, we quietly went underground. We’d had our fill of the spotlight and decided it was time to enjoy farm life without making too much noise. 😉
BUT… every now and then, something comes along that’s worth breaking the silence for.
Our daughter Cheyenne has entered the Warwick Rodeo Queen Quest 🤠👑, and we reckon that’s a pretty good reason to dust off the Squealing Pig Farm page!
So, we're calling on our old Squealing Pig family, friends, followers and anyone who loves a good country girl to get behind her.
❤️ Head over to Cheyenne’s photo and give it a LIKE!
👍 Every like helps, and we'd absolutely love to see the Squealing Pig crew make a bit of noise again.
We might have gone quiet… but apparently we still know how to squeal. 🐷😂
Go Cheyenne! 🤠👑❤️
CHEYENNE BARTHOLOMEW - 2026 Junior Cowgirl Entrant.
Hi, my name is Cheyenne Bartholomew, I’m 9 years old and I live in Rockmount, Queensland, on my family’s 200-acre property.
Life on our property is pretty special. We have cattle, break and train horses, so I’ve grown up surrounded by plenty of adventures. I love being outside, getting my boots dirty and learning something new every day.
My best mate and biggest partner in my journey is my palomino Welsh pony, Lemon. With the help of my mum, I broke Lemon in myself, which taught me one of the most important lessons I’ve ever learned — trust is something you earn. Learning to have an animal completely trust me, and knowing that I could trust Lemon in return, has made our bond so special.
Lemon and I have already shared so many amazing adventures together, from ranch sorting and barrel racing to lots of Pony Club. We’ve had plenty of fun, learned from our mistakes and, most importantly, grown together as a team.
I’m excited to put myself forward to be the Warwick Rodeo Junior Cowgirl because I want to show other young girls that you can chase your dreams, believe in yourself and give anything a go. You don’t have to be the biggest, fastest or most experienced — you just need to have courage, work hard and never give up.
I would love the opportunity to represent the Warwick Rodeo, my community and all the young girls who love horses, rodeo and country life. I hope that through my journey, I can inspire other girls to saddle up, be brave, follow their dreams and always believe in what they can achieve.
Cheyenne x
