Three Lakes Roundup
Benjamin Kibbey Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 8 months AGO
Annika Meyer sits on a cow that is a 4-H project for Brooklynn and Zeeannah Reid (not pictured) while her aunt, Katie Reid, holds onto her, at the Three Lakes Roundup, put on by Three Lakes Community Bible Church, Saturday. (Ben Kibbey/The Western News)
Kylee McKinney takes a horse ride as Lanae Vistica guides, at the Three Lakes Roundup, put on by Three Lakes Community Bible Church, Saturday. (Ben Kibbey/The Western News)
Allison Keller pets a miniature horse at the Three Lakes Roundup, put on by Three Lakes Community Bible Church, Saturday. (Ben Kibbey/The Western News)
Annika Meyer sits on a cow that is a 4-H project for Brooklynn and Zeeannah Reid (not pictured) while her aunt, Katie Reid, holds onto her, at the Three Lakes Roundup, put on by Three Lakes Community Bible Church, Saturday. (Ben Kibbey/The Western News)
This year, the Three Lakes Roundup, put on by Three Lakes Community Bible Church, had even more activities for families and children at the Troy Horseriding Arena on Highway 56.
Activities included the usual guided horse rides, bouncy house and free food, but this year there were all kinds of animals to check out, from rabbits and chickens to cows and miniature horses.
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