The Brian Earl Foster Invitational Bull Riding

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The Brian Earl Foster Invitational

Date: May 13th, 2017

Time: 7:30 Gates open @ 6:00 pm

Where: Flagler County Fairgrounds, Flagler County

Admission:

$15-adults

$8 - children 12 and under

Brian Earl Foster

The Brian Earl Foster Invitational is Flagler County's annual bull riding event in memory of an amazing 18 year old cowboy who left our world too soon, leaving a legacy of what a true cowboy is. On this day we honor Brian; the cowboy & young man he was and the Amazing Legacy that he left for all of us: Honesty, Care for others, and his love for rodeo.

This very special event is brought to you by Riverbend Bucking Bulls, our largest sponsor Boulevard Tire, and all of our amazing fans, friends & family. We want to extend our sincerest appreciation to ALL of our sponsors.

The reason we can put thi event on: Our SPONSORS

On behalf of all of us with The Brian Earl Foster Invitational, we would like to Thank you for your very generous sponsorship of our event this year. All of our sponsors have shown tremendous support in trying to help this event grow. We give all the glory to the Lord above for the oppurtunities he has blessed us with.

Boulevard Tire

Boulevard Tire has been a big part of The Brian Earl Foster Invitational for the past 6 years. Bill Baker and partners have been on board since day one helping in any way they can. Just like the way the run their local tire store businesses and their dedication in doing things the right way. We are very pleased to be bringing you this bull riding to Flagler County.

About Us

We would like to bring you the 7th annual Brian Earl Foster Invitational, dedicated to a local cowboy, lost but not forgotten. 7/2/79-2/14/1997, Brian graced us with his presence for 18 wonderful years, and then in the blink of an eye he was gone, but NEVER forgotten. He was the true example of what a cowboy should be.

The Announcer

The job of the Announcer is to make sure all the fans watching the performance is informed in what is going on. And to explain things so they can understand it from a viewers standpoint.

They will be bringing you the action play by play.

The Rodeo Clown

The job of the rodeo clown is put simply. To make the fans laugh as hard as they can and begging for air. They aren't only there to make us laugh, the also serve as protectors. They carry that barrel around to give the bull rider and bull fighter a place to find refuge.

The Bull Fighter

You can kinda compare the job of a bullfighter to the job of a bodyguard. It is their job to protect the bull riders from all dangers. They are their to lure the bull away from the fallen cowboy or stand there and take the hooking if needed. They also have to un hang the bull rider if his hand gets hung in the rope. They also help the stock contractor with his bull, to make sure he bucks his best.

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