SAMI JO SWEENENY Brighton Colorado Cowgirl Rodeo is

SAMI JO SWEENENY Brighton, Colorado Cowgirl

Rodeo is an exciting sport and it is growing vastly throughout the world. Rodeo represents our country’s western beginnings and history throughout time. I am proud to keep the west alive and participate in this great sport. As the sport of barrel racing is spreading across the world and becoming a world wide phenomenon, it becomes more difficult to go down the road and compete. It comes down to associations, companies, and businesses such as yours to keep us contestants going. I am a proud competitor in rodeo and even more proud of such support that allows me to share my passion for horses and the event of barrel racing with the world. Thank you, Sami Jo Sweeney

2010 Grover PRCA Champion Barrel Racer

Multiple Successful Horses Painted Robins Eagle AKA Jesse $200, 000+ Career Earnings � CPRA Finals Qualifier 20072013 � 2012 WPRA Horse with the most heart � WRA Qualifier 2007 -2015 � 2016 National Western Stock Show Grand Champion APHA and Shoot out round Champion � Multiple rodeo and season championships �

Multiple Successful Horses AKA Fireball • 2014 CPRA Finals Qualifier • 2014 WPRA earnings • 2014 CPRA Finals Short Round • 2014 CPRA Money Earner • 2014 WRA Money Earner (After Sami Jo Seasoned her) • Multiple NLBF Qualifications • High School Rodeo Qualifications • Junior WPRA Qualifier • CPRA Money Earner

Multiple Successful Horses AKA Annie • 2015 1 D Money Earner • 2016 WRA Finals Qualifier • 2016 Rodeo wins • 2016 National Western Stock Show Reserve Champion AQHA Horse • 2017 WRA Finals Qualifier • 2017 Reserve High Country Stampede Champion • 2017 WPRA Money Earner

Multiple Successful Horses AKA VAL • Champion Heel Horse • 2017 Novice Horse Champion • 2017 2 D Average Champion • 2017 2 D SABRA Series Top 5

� Fans. Pro. Rodeo attracts about 30 million fans, many of whom attend PRCAsanctioned rodeos around the country annually. According to the Sports Business Daily, rodeo is seventh in overall attendance for major sporting events, ahead of golf and tennis. Fans can follow professional rodeo all year long through the PRCA’s television coverage on Great American Country and the Pursuit channel, the PRCA’s Pro. Rodeo Sports News and Pro. Rodeo. com as well as other rodeo-related media outlets. � Competition. Unlike most other professional sports, where contestants are paid salaries regardless of how well they do at a particular competition, contestants pay to enter each rodeo. If they place high enough to win money, they probably make a profit, but if they don’t, they’ve actually lost their entry fee and any travel expenses, so every entry is a gamble. PRCA-sanctioned rodeos vary world wide. The size, shape, perimeter and roof/open top of an arena, as well as the chute configuration, greatly affect times for timed events. For that reason, the most fair way to measure cowboys’ success in competition across the varied settings is by earnings.

� � � Charities. PRCA-sanctioned rodeos annually raise many millions of dollars for local and national charities, from college scholarships for local students to the national Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign against breast cancer. Television. All nine Gold Tour rodeos of the Wrangler Million Dollar Tour presented by Justin Boots will be televised on the Pursuit channel, reaching 38 million households via DISH Network and Direc. TV. Great American Country will telecast 90 -minute shows on Seminole Hard Rock Xtreme Bulls Tour events as well as the RNCFR, All American Pro. Rodeo Finals, Justin Boots Playoffs and Championships and the Wrangler NFR, reaching 60 million households via DISH Network and Direc. TV. Demographics. The PRCA’s nearly 4 million loyal attendees across the U. S are about 49 percent male and 51 percent female; 63 percent have household income of $50, 000 or more and 50 percent have children in the household. In surveys, 81 percent report that they have had a soft drink in the previous 30 days, 50 percent have had a beer in the previous 30 days and 95 percent have eaten at a fast food restaurant in the previous 30 days. Pro. Rodeo fans come from all walks of life, but as a group, they are demographically similar to NASCAR fans, and are likely to also enjoy hunting, fishing and camping. Pro. Rodeo. com. The PRCA maintains a website with the latest news stories, cowboy blogs, world standings, rodeo results, cowboy and livestock bios, and tons of other information. The PRCA also has a Facebook presence.

� Annually, the PRCA sanctions about 600 of the most elite multipleevent rodeos on the continent, in 37 states and three Canadian provinces – the cream of the crop among thousands of rodeorelated events that take place each year in North America. � The WPRA approved over 1, 300 events (500 rodeos and 800 jackpots) and had a total professional rodeo payout of over $5. 2 million in 2012. WPRA members compete for millions of dollars in prize money each year and are now featured in their own television show, Women’s Pro Rodeo Today, which airs several times a week during prime time on RFD-TV.

SAMI JO’S RODEO ACKNOWEDGMENTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS � � � � � 2002 Murray’s arena All Round Junior Champion, Barrel Racing Champion, Flag Racing Champion, & Goat Tying Champion 2003 National Little Britches World Qualifier in Pole Bending, Barrel Racing, Goat Tying 2004 CSHRA (Colorado State High School Rodeo Association) State Finals Qualifier 2006 Adams County Junior Rodeo All Around Champion, Champion Barrel Racer, Pole Bender, and Goat Tyer. 2006 Boulder County Junior Rodeo Barrel Racing Champion, Pole Bending Champion, and Goat tying Champion 2006 LBYA (Little Britches Youth Association) Champion Flag Racer 2007 Spicers Champion Barrel Racer-Spring Series 2007 Spicers Champion Barrel Racer-Fall Series 2007 CPRA (Colorado Pro Rodeo Association) Barrel Racing Rookie of the Year & Finals Qualifier 2007 WRA (Wyoming Rodeo Association) All Around Rookie Cowgirl & Finals Qualifier

CONTINUED… 2007 NBHA (National Barrel Horse Association) Youth 1 -D State Champion � 2007 High Country Stampede All Around Cowgirl, Barrel Racing Champion & Pole Bending Champion. � 2008 CPRA Finals Qualifier � 2008 WRA Finals Qualifier � 2009 Adams County Coors Rodeo Champion Barrel Racer and Arena Record � 2010 Grover PRCA Champion Barrel Racer � 2010 Mountain States Circuit WPRA (Women's Professional Rodeo Association) Rookie of the Year � 2010 13 th National Rookie of the Year Contender � 2010 5 th Mountain State Circuit WPRA Year End (as a Rookie) � 2010 CPRA Finals Qualifier �

CONTINUED… � 2010 WRA Finals Qualifer � 2010 WRA Average Champion � 2010 WRA State Reserve Champion � 2011 Evergreen PRCA Champion Barrel Racer � 2011 Walden CPRA Champion Barrel Racer � 2011 Kremling CPRA Champion Barrel Racer � 2011 4 th CPRA Finals, & Fast Time of 2011 CPRA Finals � 2011 WPRA Mountain States Finals Qualifer � 2011 WRA Reserve State Champion � 2012 Steamboat Springs PRCA Champion Barrel Racer � 2012 CPRA Finals Qualifer and 5 th in the State � 2012 WRA Finals Qualifer and Average Champion

CONTINUED… � 2012 WRA State Champion Barrel Racer � 2012 WRA Shoot Out Round Champion Barrel Racer � 2012 PRCA All American Tour Finals Qualifier (Top 30 in Nation) � 2012 Mountain States Finals Qualifier and 5 th in Circuit � 2012 WPRA MSCF “Horse with the Most Heart” Award � 2013 CPRA Finals Qualifier � 2013 WRA Finals Qualifier � 2013 BBR Finals Qualifier � 2014 BBR Short Round Qualifier � 2014 BBR Average Champ � 2014 CPRA Finals Qualifier

CONTINUED… 2014 CPRA Finals Qualifier � 2015 BBR Qualifier � 2015 Nothing But Barrels Finals Qualifier � 2016 WRA Finals Qualifier � 2016 High Country Stampede Barrel Racing Win � 2016 Top 10 State WRA � 2016 National Western Stock Show APHA Grand Champion � 2016 National Western Stock Show AQHA Reserve Grand Champion � 2016 National Western Stock Show Shoot out round Champion Barrel Racer � 2017 WRA Finals Qualifier � 2017 Top 10 State WRA � 2017 WPRA Money Won �

� Qualify for NFR (National Finals Rodeo) in Las Vegas, NV. � Pursue multiple world titles. � Build long standing relationships with sponsors who help me to accomplish my goals. � To serve my long standing sponsors in a professional and mutually beneficial capacity. � To bring rodeo to a mainstream sports level by involving fans, businesses, and sharing my success with my fans and sponsors.

2012 WRA State Champion Barrel Racer

How Does Sponsoring Sami Jo Sweeney Advertize and Improve your business? � Televised Rodeos!! Pro Rodeos are often televised, therefore contestants wear patches or embroidered logos of your company on their shirts. This is also is good advertisement as the crowd meets the cowboys and cowgirls before, during, and after rodeo performances. � Announcers also announce your sponsors at times as the contestant enters and competes in the arena. � With approximately 35 -50, 000 miles traveled each year, magnets or paint jobs for trucks and trailers supporting your company logos and phone numbers are viewed throughout the country, on the road, and from stop to stop. Estimated several million viewers. � Always keeping your contestant stocked with business cards, merchandise, and or brochures to hand out. � Not only can your contestant support your company, their horses can as well with logos on tack, blankets, sheets, halters, and more. � Many contestants support many great causes and do many benefits for cancer, tough enough, and more. As a contestant representing your company on clothing during these benefits, your company is now involved in supporting these special events as well.

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