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Livermore Rodeo Parade 2017 |
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All Photos by Bill Nale
Entries #1 through 9
#1 Livermore Police
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#2 VFW Post # 7265 Color Guard
Please stand, if you can, remove your hat, and place your right hand over your
heart in recognition of the presentation of our National Colors. They are
carried by the Color Guard for the Livermore Valley Post #7265, Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the United States. |
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#3 Alameda County Sheriff's Mounted Posse Next we have the Alameda County Sheriff Department Mounted Posse representing Sheriff Gregory J. Ahern, under the direction of Captain Linda Post. The Posse is the proud recipient of the CSHA Scheured-Standley Sweepstakes Perpetual Trophy Award for 2016. Since the 1940's the Posse has represented the Sheriff Department in parades, County Fairs, and Raider games. As always, they are honored to be here to celebrate the 2017 Livermore Rodeo. |
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#4 Livermore Rodeo Queen 2017 And here is Miss Livermore Rodeo Queen for 2017, Juliana Marceal. Juliana is honored and excited to represent the 99th “World's Fastest Rodeo”. She is 22-years old, born and raised in Livermore, and works as a registered veterinary technician. Juliana enjoys raising and maintaining her herd of cattle and she looks forward to seeing everyone at this year's rodeo. |
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#5 Livermore Junior Rodeo Queen Close behind is Livermore Junior Rodeo Queen for 2017, Olivia Sherman, on her horse, Peach. Olivia is 15 years old and attends Castro Valley HS. Her goal is to become a professional bull rider and she also wants to get a degree in agricultural sales. She invites everyone out to the Livermore Junior Rodeo next Saturday, June 17. The program begins at 8am. |
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#6 Livermore Rodeo Princesses After the queens come the princesses, here in a horse-drawn open carriage! The six Miss Livermore Rodeo Princesses for 2017 are: Abigail Moore, Alessandra Matteucci, Chrissy Creeden, Frances Thornberry-Sherrod, Gracie Waxman, Julianna Morrissey |
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#7 Livermore Stockman's Rodeo Association / Livermore Rodeo Foundation Presidents Riding in a 1930 Model A, driven by Craig Rivers, we have Dave Finster, 2017 president of the Livermore Stockmen’s Rodeo Association, and Kathleen Minser, president of the Livermore Rodeo Foundation. Both are longtime Livermore residents and have been a part of the rodeo for many years. They welcome you all to the parade and they're looking forward to seeing all of you today and tomorrow at Livermore’s 99th “World’s Fastest Rodeo.” Gates open at 11am and the Grand Entry is at 3pm. |
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#8 Historic Livermore Rodeo Stage Coach Here comes the historic Livermore Rodeo stagecoach. Riding inside are representatives from the Livermore Rodeo Association. |
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#9 2nd Livermore Rodeo Stage Coach Next, making its annual appearance in the Rodeo Parade is the second of the stage coaches owned and maintained by the Rodeo Association. Riding in the stagecoach is 2017 Livermore Rodeo Cowgirl Honoree, Patsy Gilbert Patsy was raised in Livermore and attended Livermore High School before moving on to Cal State Fresno and UCLA with degrees in agriculture and technical management. She is very active in FFA, Ag programs and Alameda Cattlewomen’s Association. The City of Livermore originally owned 8 coaches, more than any other city in California. These 2 coaches are over 100 years old and have been rescued and restored by the Livermore Stockmen's Rodeo Association. They will be part of the Livermore Rodeo's “Grand Entry” both today and Sunday. |
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