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Friday & Saturday, June 7-8, 2019 • Rick Thompson Arena AHERN RENTALS PRESENTS THE Ju r u p a Va l le y ProRodeo Friday & Saturday, June 7-8, 2019 • Rick Thompson Arena Omaha Auto Parts Omaha Auto Parts Since 1962 Since 1962 8925 Mission B8925 Mission Blvd lvd Riverside, CA 92509Riverside , CA 92509 951-685-4777 Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS951-685 -4777 Tools, Paint and Body Supplies Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS ELITE ELECTRIC also Machine Drums and Rotors Tools, Paint and Body Supplies 1932 Luke’s Transmission • West Coast Collision • AmericanOpen 7 days a week Legion Post 500 • T&T Welding Receive 10% off your next purchase of also $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto PartsMachine Drums and Rotors until 6/19/16. Open 7 days a week Receive 10% off your next purchase of $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto Parts until 6/19/16. We strive to provide Locally owned and operated since 1978, Elite Electric Inc. excellent service and quality provides expert electrical contractor services to at competitive pricing to the customers including electrical and renewable public agencies, schools, universities, and new homes energy industries. builders in two states. From electrical wiring of new construction, to public rail transportation main- tenance and commercial and new residential solar installations, Elite Electric Inc. provides infrastructure and green-energy solutions benefiting countless customers and families throughout California and parts of Arizona. 9415 Bellegrave Ave., Riverside (951) 681-5811 CA #418242 AZ #148778 2 Jurupa Valley ProRodeo 2019 AHERN RENTALS PRESENTS THE Ju r u p a Va l le y ProRodeo FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 7-8, 2019 • RICK THOMPSON ARENA Friday and Saturday Gates Open 4:00pm, Friday PRCA Rodeo 7:45pm, Saturday PRCA Rodeo 8:00pm TICKETS: Friday $18 Adult, Children 8 & under free • Saturday $20 Adult, Children 3 & under free FOR RODEO INFORMATION, CALL (951) 790-2580 OR VISIT WWW.JURUPAVALLEYPRORODEO.COM ULE FRIDAY, JUNE 7 SATURDAY, JUNE 8 7:45 pm Opening Ceremonies 7:45 pm Opening Ceremonies Welcome to the Jurupa Valley Pro Rodeo 2019 Welcome to the Jurupa Valley Pro Rodeo 2019 Presentation of the American Flag Presentation of American Flag American Cowgirls Drill Team, Jurupa Valley, CA American Cowgirls Drill Team, Jurupa Valley, CA Flag Presentation, Alondra Sosa, Miss Jurupa Flag Presentation, Alondra Sosa, Miss Jurupa Valley Pro Rodeo Queen Valley Pro Rodeo Queen National Anthem, Miss Sonia Sanchez Sosa, National Anthem, Miss Sonia Sanchez Sosa, Norco, CA Norco, CA Prayer, Shane Burris, Mosca, CO Prayer, Shane Burris, Mosca, CO Mutton Busting, Sheepriding Kids Mutton Busting, Sheepriding Kids Bareback Riding Bareback Riding Visiting Royalty Introductions Visiting Royalty Introductions Steer Wrestling Steer Wrestling Team Roping Team Roping Act - “Fast Freddie Waltz”, Sottudson, MI Act - “Fast Freddie Waltz”, Sottudson, MI Saddle Bronc Riding Saddle Bronc Riding American Cowgirls Drill Team, Jurupa Valley, CA American Cowgirls Drill Team, Jurupa Valley, CA Tie Down Roping Tie Down Roping WPRA Barrel Racing THANK YOU! WPRA Barrel Racing Bull Riding Thank you to our photographers Junior Varrel Racing Andrea Kaus and Gene Hyder. Bull Riding CHUTE GATES Ahern Rentals • Elite Electric Services • Allec Self Storage • Pedley Vet Supply • Teagarden Muffler • RDO Equipment Rental • Alpha Materials • Boot Barn Omaha Auto Parts Omaha Auto Parts Since 1962 Since 1962 8925 Mission B8925 Mission Blvd lvd Riverside, CA 92509Riverside , CA 92509 951-685-4777 Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS951-685 -4777 Tools, Paint and Body Supplies Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS ELITE ELECTRIC also Machine Drums and RotorsTools, Paint and Body Supplies 1932 Luke’s Transmission • West Coast Collision • AmericanOpen 7 days a week Legion Post 500 • T&T Welding Receive 10% off your next purchase of also $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto PartsMachine Drums and Rotors until 6/19/16. Open 7 days a week Jurupa Valley ProRodeo R2019eceive 10% off your next purchase of 3 $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto Parts until 6/19/16. WELCOME Ju r u p a Va l l e y ProRodeo KEEPING THE PAST ALIVE elcome to the 2019 Jurupa Valley Pro Rodeo. It’s teamwork and dedication that pulls together Wthis weekend of Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association competition. Our committee celebrates the western lifestyle and community camaraderie. Grab a seat and enjoy bullriding, broncs, barrels, and more! Thank you for coming for the ride. Let’s RODEO! Laurie Bakewell, Chairwoman, and the Jurupa Valley Pro Rodeo Committee For information visit www.jurupavalleyprorodeo.com Photo by Andrea Kaus. HOMEGROWN AND LOCAL. Serving our Community Since 1956 Live fully. Bank simply. myprovident.com | (800) 745-2217 All rates, fees, terms and programs are subject to change without notice except as required by law. ©2019 Provident Bank. All rights reserved. Member FDIC | REV0419 4 Jurupa Valley ProRodeo 2019 RODEO SPONSORS Ju r u p a Va l l e y ProRodeo Omaha Auto Parts Omaha Auto Parts Since 1962 Since 1962 8925 Mission B8925 Mission Blvd lvd Riverside, CA 92509Riverside , CA 92509 951-685-4777 Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS951-685 -4777 Tools, Paint and Body Supplies Featuring CARQUEST AUTO PARTS ELITE ELECTRIC also Machine Drums and Rotors Tools, Paint and Body Supplies 1932 Luke’s Transmission • West Coast Collision • AmericanOpen 7 days a week Legion Post 500 • T&T Welding Receive 10% off your next purchase of also $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto PartsMachine Drums and Rotors until 6/19/16. Open 7 days a week Receive 10% off your next purchase of $25.00 or more with your rodeo ticket stub only at Omaha Auto Parts until 6/19/16. BRONZE SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR Jurupa Valley ProRodeo 2019 5 GRAND MARSHAL D BIAN HA C C ERIF O SH F R Y I V T E N R U SI C O SHERIFF CHAD BIANCO DE had Bianco was elected Sheriff, Coroner, and Public D BIAN Administrator of Riverside CountyCHA in the NovemberCO 6, Sheriff HERIFF Chad Bianco C2018, general election. He is a twenty-five-yearS veteran of the Department. As Sheriff, he will serve as the Chief Law R Chad Bianco was elected Sheriff, Coroner, and Public Administrator of Riverside County in the November Y Enforcement Officer of RiversideI County. 6, 2018, general election. He is a twenty-five-year veteran of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. V T As Sheriff, he will serve as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Riverside County. E N Sheriff Bianco will command California’sR second S U Sheriff Bianco commands California’s second largest Sheriff’s Department in the state, and one of the largest largest Sheriff’s Department, one of theID largestE C O and most and most progressive law enforcement agencies in the nation, supervising more than 3,600 personnel. progressive law enforcement agencies in the nation, Sheriff Bianco entered the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department on December 31, 1993. He began his career in Corrections at the Robert Presley Detention Center. He spent time working patrol and narcotics in supervising more than 3,600 personnel. the City of Lake Elsinore. Sheriff Bianco held supervisory and management positions at the Jurupa Valley Station, Moreno Valley Police Department, the Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility, and most recently Sheriff Bianco entered the Riverside County Sheriff’s the Hemet Station. Additionally, he served administrative assignments in Internal Affairs, and Corrections Administration and Planning. As the fourteenth Sheriff of Riverside County, Sheriff Bianco also serves as Department on December 31, 1993. He began his career Sheriff-Coroner and Public Administrator. in Corrections at the Robert PresleySheriff Detention Center. Sheriff Bianco is married with four adult children. He and his wife, Denise, live in the Woodcrest area He spent time working patrol and narcotics in the City of Riverside. Sheriff Bianco believes in service above self, and hopes that his priorities of God, family, Chad Bianco and service will provide meaningful guidance and direction as theof Sheriff’sLake Elsinore. Department Sheriff engages in Biancoan held supervisory and management positions at the Jurupa unprecedented change of culture to positively influence and engage our community. 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Sheriff Bianco believes in service above self, and hopes that his Sheriffpriorities Bianco of God, entered family, the and serviceRiverside will Countyprovide Sheriff’smeaningful Department guidance and on direction December as the 31, 1993. He began his careerSheriff’s in CorrectionsDepartment atengages the Robert in an Presleyunprecedented Detention change Center. of culture He spent to positively time working influence patrol and narcotics in theand City engage of Lake our community. Elsinore. Sheriff Bianco held supervisory and management positions at the Jurupa Valley Station, Moreno Valley Police Department, the Larry D. Smith Correctional Facility, and most recently the Hemet Station. Additionally, he served administrative assignments in Internal Affairs, and Corrections Administration and Planning.
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