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September 14-16, 2018 Duncans Mills, California September 14-16, 2018 Duncans Mills, California Buckles and Banners Sponsorship Form Contact Name: Sponsor Name: Full Mailing Address: Telephone: E-Mail Address: Buckles Sponsorship Information All-Around Cowboy/Cowgirl Award Buckles: $350.00 each Standard Competition Event Award Buckles: $300.00 each Special Award Buckles (Second Page): $250.00 each Your buckle sponsorship entitles you to the follow package: • Two weekend passes to the Rodeo and evening parties • Your name/business on an arena banner • Sponsorship announcements throughout the rodeo performances • Your name/business on the ‘Best Buck in the Bay’ website Competitive Event Buckle Sponsorship (s) Check buckle(s) that you would like to sponsor in the below list. Choices are given on a first come, first serve basis. Yes / No If the buckle(s) you wish to sponsor are already sponsored, do you wish for us to select one for you? (circle one) If NO, we will contact you by telephone or e-mail to inquire how you would like us to proceed Event Cowboy Cowgirl Event Team All-Around Team Roping #1 Bull Riding Team Roping #2 Bareback Bronc Riding Not Offered Not Offered Goat Dressing #1 Steer Riding Goat Dressing #2 Chute Dogging Community Goat Dressing #1 Calf Roping on Foot Community Goat Dressing #2 Mounted Breakaway Roping Steer Decorating #1 Barrel Racing Steer Decorating #2 Pole Bending Wild Drag Racing #1 Flag Racing Wild Drag Racing #2 Wild Drag Racing #3 Bay Area Chapter (GSGRA-BAC); www.BayAreaRodeo.com David Lawson, President - Bruce “Grumpy” Roby, Rodeo Director Form Revised 2018-11-1 / Sponsorships Updated 2018 September 14-16, 2018 Duncans Mills, California Special Award Buckle Sponsorships Special Award Buckles Erin Eaton Sportsmanship Award Jabby Lowe All-Around Volunteer Grand Marshal All-Around Rodeo Volunteer Rodeo Director Bucking Chutes Sponsorship Information Bucking Chute Banner Sponsorship: $300.00 each Bucking Chute Banners Bucking Chute #1 Bucking Chute #2 Bucking Chute #3 Your Chute Sponsorship entitles you to the follow package: • Two weekend passes to the Rodeo and evening parties • Your name/business on an chute banner • Sponsorship announcements throughout the rodeo performances • Your name/business on the ‘Best Buck in the Bay’ website Buckle and Chute Sponsorship Summary Desired Sponsorship(s) Quantity Subtotal All-Around Cowboy/Cowgirl Buckles: $350 ea $ Standard Competition Event Buckles: $300 ea $ Non-Competition Special Award Buckles: $250 ea $ Bucking Chute Banner: $300 ea $ Grand Total: $ Please make your check payable to: GSGRA-Bay Area Chapter Mail it with this form to: GSGRA-BAC; P.O. Box 14126; San Francisco, CA 94114-0126 Or pay online at http://bayarearodeo.com/store/ Bay Area Chapter (GSGRA-BAC); www.BayAreaRodeo.com David Lawson, President - Bruce “Grumpy” Roby, Rodeo Director Form Revised 2018-11-1 / Sponsorships Updated 2018 .
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