Charlie Alamo is the coach of the Quadrille Queens. She has been riding side saddle in local parades for many years. This year she is riding as Sybil Ludington, the girl that rode twice as far as Paul Revere to alert the Continental troops of the British attack.
Debbie Marshall is a senior rider who enjoys participating in Community parades and loves the Livermore Rodeo parade with all of the wonderful spirit of the West it brings to the area.
Rosie is riding her 27 year old mare Ruby and enjoys sharing her love of horses and community spirit. This is Rosie’s first time attending the Livermore Rodeo Parade.
Welcome Lou Victoria and his Spanish dancing horses from Rancho de Las Palmas, Oakdale California.
Founded in 2011, Reins in Motion Foundation, a nonprofit therapeutic riding program serving the Tri-Valley community. They provide equine-assisted services for children, adults, and veterans, building confidence and independence, through the healing power of horses. They are excited about the return of Reins for Heroes, supporting local veterans through equine-assisted activities and wellness programs.
Reins in Motion needs your help to continue making a difference in the lives of local families and veterans. Thank you for the amazing work you do in our community!
This Alameda County 4-H float is made up of the Del Arroyo, Crane Ridge, and Valley Vista 4-H clubs in the Livermore Valley. 4-H is a youth organization where kids have the opportunity to “Learn by Doing”! Many members raise animals for the Alameda County Fair, but 4-H is so much more than just animals! We offer a huge variety of projects so there is something for everyone!
Alameda County 4-H --Riding with the Alameda County 4-H is Lucas Wiedenhoeft riding "Wyatt" and Avery Wiedenhoeft riding "Snowplow".
