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CONTACT:

motherloderoundup

General chairman
Jim Earll
209 586 6613

Parade chairmen
Jim Opie and Debbie Esque
209.533.0982

The world famous Mother Lode Round-Up Parade kicks off in Downtown Sonora at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 12th, and will feature nearly 200 parade entries marching, trotting and rolling down the entire length of Washington Street. As usual, thousands of spectators can be expected, lining the street to watch and cheer. It draws over 20,000 visitors and spectators and has become one of “the events to see” in California. The Parade has grown to 5 Sections of over 200 entries.

Remember, the Parade begins at 10am on Saturday, May 13th and there’ll be a crowd so get there early to find a place to park and to stake your claim on place watch along Washington Street.

Stage Coach
 
Sonora High School Golden Regiment Band
Sonora High School
Golden Regiment Band
 
2012 Parade Results
The Tuolumne County Cup
1st On-Stage Dance
The Mother Lode Round-Up Sweepstakes
1st Pogonet – Miniature Horse Hall of Fame
2nd tie: On-Stage Dance and Five Claw Martial Arts
3rd Scotts Seal Coating and Paving Inc.
Class 2 - Service Club Floats
1st Sonora Emblem Club # 124
2nd Tuolumne County Sherriff’s Search and Rescue
3rd Kiwanis Club of Sonora
Class 3 - Service Club Floats, Junior
1st Sonora High FFA Chapter
2nd Cub Scouts Pack 570
3rd Northern California Soap Box Derby
Class 4 - Service Clubs, Walking
1st Girl Scouts – Golden Timbers
2nd Operation: MOM
3rd Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Community Service Unit
Class 5 - Special or Comic Floats
1st Kountry Kids PreSchool
2nd Tuffy Nuff Logging
3rd Christian Heights Church
Class 6 - Color Guards, Walking
1st Cal Fire/TCFD/USFS
Class 7 - Best Individual Character or Characters, Walking
1st All Hallows Fantasy Faire
2nd Sierra Nevada Guns for Hire
Class 8 - Specialty or Novelty Acts, Senior
1st Geezers of Sonora
2nd Mother Lode Shrine Clowns/td>
3rd High Country Mountain Derby Girls
Class 9 - Specialty or Novelty Acts, Junior (to age 18)
1st American Sports Acro and Gymnastics
2nd Randi Murray’s Dance Studio
Class 10 - Best Pooper-Scooper Entry
1st Boy Scouts Pooper Scoopers
2nd tie: St Matthews Lutheran Church first and second units
Class 11 - Special or Unique Musical Groups
Class 12 – Majorette, Solo
Class 13 - Majorette Group
Class 14 - Drill Teams
Class 15 - Best Military, Group or Individual
1st Smyth-Bolter Post #58 American Legion
2nd VFW Post 3154
3rd Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 391
Class 16 - Fire Department Entry
1st Cal Fire/TCFD/USFS
2nd Columbia Volunteer Fire Dept.
Class 17 - Horseless Carriage, Antique or Classic Auto
1st Mark Twain and Columbia City Hotel
2nd Northern California Dodge Brothers and Sisters
3rd Joe Cover and Sons
Class 18 - Car Clubs
1st Mother Lode Region Antique Auto Club of America
2nd Mother Lode Corvettes
Class 19 - Motorcycle Clubs
1st Sierra Saints
2nd Azusa Street Riders Motorcycle Ministry
Class 20 - Color Guards, Mounted Junior (to age 18)
Class 21 - Color Guards, Mounted Senior
1st The Sierra Cowgirls
Class 22 - Mounted Groups Junior (to age 18)
Class 23 - Mounted Groups, Senior
1st Twain Harte Horsemen Inc.
2nd Calaveras Tuolumne Cattlewomen
Class 24 - Novice Mounted Group (open)
1st Joan Gisler Ranch
2nd Mother Lode Wranglers
Class 25 - Sheriff's Posse (open)
1st Monterey County Sheriff’s Posse
Class 26 - Silver Mounted (open)
1st Tiffany Blackwell
Class 27 – Novelty-Fiesta Costume, Junior (to age 18)
Class 28 – Novelty-Fiesta Costume, Senior
Class 29 – Novelty-Fiesta Mounted Group
1st Back Country Horseman Mid Valley Unit
2nd California Range Riders – Cowboy Mounted
Class 30 – Fancy Dressed, Junior (to age 18)
Class 31 – Fancy Dressed, Senior
Class 32 – Fancy Parade Horse
Class 33 - Matched Pairs (2 riders)
1st Rountree Sisters from Painted Hills Ranch
2nd Shrines Mounted Patrol
3rd Paso Finos
Class 34 – Working Western, Junior (to age 18)
1st Little Cowboy
Class 35 – Working Western, Senior
Class 36 – Future Horseman (ages 1 - 8)
1st Kayla Price
2nd Rylee Decker
3rd Macie Tatum Fraser
Class 37 – Horse-Drawn Vehicles
1st Mother Lode Ranch
2nd Country Doctor Davey “Doc” Wiser
Class 38 – Miniature Drawn (open)
1st Pogonet – Miniature Horse Hall of Fame
2nd Bev Fryer
Class 39 –Miniature Horse Clubs
Class 40 – Mounted Drill Team (open)
1st San Joaquin Valley Rangers
Class 41 - Other
Class 42 – Get Your Horse and Go to Town Non-Competition
Class 43 - School Bands Non-Competition
Class 44 - Non-Competition and Political Entries Non-Competition
 
 
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