These little guys were waiting patiently for the next float to come along and toss more goodies.
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Emma Grace Holley was excited to ride her horse in the parade.
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The livestock providers for the rodeo take part in Friday's parade.
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Holmes County High School Color Guard stopped for a performance along the parade route.
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Emergency Management Director Adrienne Owen gave a smile as she made her way through the procession.
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The rodeo clowns even made an appearance.
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Saddle bronc riding is one of the most difficult events on the rodeo circuit.
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A tribute to the 13 fallen service members in Kabul, Afghanistan had riderless horses, one for each of the fallen.
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This heeler is getting ready to throw his rope during the team roping event.
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Rodeo officials watch the line as steer wrestlers get ready to take their run, ensuring the steer has a fair shot.
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Woody, Jessie and Bullseye were all on hand and the children were all excited to see them.
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Steer wrestlers try to make quick time of laying the steer down on its side to gain a higher score.
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Hayes Brown gets ready to rope like his dad, Calf Roper Beau Brown.
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Amelia Richardson, 3, was ready for the rodeo in her cowgirl attire.
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Four-year-old Chase Cremeans got himself a new red cowboy hat and stick pony from one of the vendors featured at the Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo.
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Another steer wrestler takes his shot at laying it down.
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Nash Brown looks to his mom as he impatiently awaits for his dad, Beau Brown, to compete in the calf roping event.
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Laying those steer down takes a lot of strength as shown by this steer wrestler.
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Team ropers work together like a well oiled machine in their event.
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Jessica Blair, Roman and Trick rider stands atop her horses before she starts her part of the show.
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This cowboy readies himself to compete for points on his road to the finals.
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Jessica Blair and her horses jump the fire.
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An exhausted bull rider makes his way out of the arena after finishing an 8-second ride.
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WI-FMX Motorsports' motocross riders make the jump during intermission.
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A successful ride put a smile on Braxton Evans face.
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Braxton Evans, 4, gets ready to do some mutton busting.
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