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The Rivera Tractor Group is a proud sponsor of George Strait and his Team Roping Classic held annually at the Rose Palace in San Antonio, Texas. The March 2008 event attracted over 450 roping teams and thousands of spectators. Winnings totaling $660,000.00 were given out during this two day event. Here are some photos from this event and our weekend open house that we had at our Boerne, Texas location. Grand Prize giveaway was a new 2008 Kioti CK20S Tractor. Congratulations to the winner, Robert and Jeanie Dill of San Antonio, Texas. They road away on their new Kioti Tractor and are ready to put it to work. We wish to thank George Strait and his management for making this event an unforgettable one. Would also like to thank Kioti Tractor of Wendell, North Carolina and Agricredit Acceptance Company of Johnston, Iowa for all their assistance.

We thank State of Texas, Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr. for purchasing his new Kioti Tractor package from us in August 2006. Senator Lucio purchased a DK40 Kioti 40 horsepower tractor with front end loader, 6 foot brush hog/shredder, 6 foot box blade and an 18 foot trailer to use on his acreage in Cameron County. Rivera's Machinery appreciates the trust Mr. Lucio has given us in purchasing his new Kioti Tractor.

Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr.: District 27

Occupation: Advertising Executive
Education: Pan American University, B.S. Education
Legislative Experience: House Member, 1986 - 1990; Senate Member, 1991 - present
Hometown: Brownsville
Party: Democrat

Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr., a native of Brownsville, represents District 27 in the Texas Senate. District 27, in South Texas, includes all or portions of Cameron, Hidalgo, Kenedy, Kleberg, and Willacy Counties.

He was elected to the Texas Senate in November 1990. He is now in his sixth term in the Senate after serving two terms in the Texas House of Representatives. He began his public service in 1971 when he became Cameron County Treasurer as the youngest county treasurer ever elected in Texas. He also later served as a Cameron County Commissioner.