1st Place - Future Horse Man/Woman
Next we have Payton riding her horse named "Dog".
Payton and Dog's first appearance in the Rodeo Parade was 6 years ago. She and Dog have been award winners thru out the state.
Today she rides representing the Future Horsemen for the California State Horsemen's Association. Enjoy the parade and hope to see you next year.
1st Place - Plain Western
Following Payton we have Corky and her horse Cat, a registered Paint Horse.
Her actual name is "Trophy's Legacy", and she lives up to it by winning many times over.
They are happy to be in Livermore's Rodeo Parade today representing the "Plain Western" rider for the California State Horseman's Association.
Next we have Visiting Angels, Senior Homecare. Keith Beck is driving a restored 1966 Ford step-side pick-up. This was Keith's father's farm truck and was used to haul hay, hogs, and other livestock on his dad's ranch in Texas.
Keith brought the pick-up to California and has worked on the restoration for the past 10 years. Besides now having a high performance V-8 engine with dual exhaust, Keith enjoys retaining the original look of the pickup.
He calls it the " '66 Angel " and drives it in special events like today's parade.
And here comes the Junction Ave K-8 Color Guard.
For their Winter Guard Season, they competed in the California Color Guard Circuit and came home with a 2nd and 3rd place trophy!
Best of all they won the Most Entertaining Winter Guard Show of 2019! Congratulations!
Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan proudly represents the 16th Assembly District which includes the beautiful City of Livermore
1st Place - Commercial Entry
Our Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District staff is hard at work building a bright future for the children of Livermore.
And, thanks to the Livermore community’s generous support of Measure J, we are now in the process of building new facilities to support 21st century education.
Thank you, everyone, for your ongoing support to prepare our students to contribute and thrive!
