Parade Entries Description
Entry No. 91 - 105

These 1946 John Deere "G" and 1942 John Deere "A" tractors will be participating in the Stampede Vintage Tractor Pull presented at the Stampede this year.

This 15-member band participates in several local parades and is the only drum line and colour guard in southern Alberta that performs year round. The band plays "stomp"-type music, which earned the band a si;ver at the 2000 World Show Band Competition.

This organization of cuttingm reining and working cow horses is dedicated to maintaining and improving the legacy of the western reined cow horse in Alberta.

The town of Camrose, Alberta, is known as the Rose City. This float proudly presents its theme, "A Place to call Home."

"Horse" was the first mule to compete in the Telus Battle of the Breeds at Spruce Meadows. He's pulling a hickory and oak cart from Missoula, Montana.

Several MPs are riding in parade.

Canada Post celebrates 150 years of service to Canada and the world. The stagecoach featured here was used on the "Lonesome Dove" TV series.

The Calgary Stampeders have been and integral part of the community, entertaining fans for more than 55 years.

Celebrating its 55ht year, this band has received recognition for outstanding performances in the concert, jazz and marching arenas. Its 81 members will be tracelling to Japan in 2002 to compete in the World Association of Marhing Showband Championship.

The oldest of all equine breeds, the Arabian horse is the foundation stock for all mordern breeds of light horses.

This horsedrawn entry features two Clydesdales each weighing 2200 pounds(990kg). The harness for 10-year-old Butch and two-year-old Spike weighs an additional 120 pounds(54kg.)

Barry Rempel, President of the Chamber, proudly celebrates the Chamber's 110th anniversary of incorporation. The members are riding in a vis-à-vis carriage from Mountain Tours.

This alien pooper scooper crashed into Mt. Pooh and the aliens are busy scooping pooh to fuel their spaceship.

This three-modular millennium float signifies the ATB's commitment to banking technology, Alberta's youth and community involvement.

Here from Buffalo, Minnesota, this 135-member band plays a wide variety of music, although you'll be hearing tunes with an Irish flair. The band is in its 14th year of "competitive" parade performance.