GALLERY: Grant County Youth Equine Program on full display at Grant County Fair
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 hour, 26 minutes AGO
A GCYEP competitor practices their routine outside the Harwood Pavillion ahead of their competition at the Grant County Fair.
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A GCYEP rider and her horse steadily walks the perimeter of the Harwood Pavillion during the senior competition at the Grant County Fair.
A rider for the GCYEP senior competition trots along the Harwood Pavillion. Competitors went in between slow paced riding, to trotting to a faster paced jog.
A trio of riders in the GCYEP senior competition await their scores from the judges.
A rider for the GCYEP intermediate competition trots along the Harwood Pavillion.
An intermediate rider for the GCYEP competition enters the Harwood Pavillion.
MOSES LAKE — The Grant County Fair is in full swing, and with each year, comes another week of competition for the Grant County Youth Equine Program. See below some highlights from the GCYEP senior and intermediate competitions.
A GCYEP rider and her horse steadily walks the perimeter of the Harwood Pavillion during the senior competition at the Grant County Fair.
A rider for the GCYEP senior competition trots along the Harwood Pavillion. Competitors went in between slow paced riding, to trotting to a faster paced jog.
A trio of riders in the GCYEP senior competition await their scores from the judges.
A rider for the GCYEP intermediate competition trots along the Harwood Pavillion.
An intermediate rider for the GCYEP competition enters the Harwood Pavillion.ARTICLES BY MIKE MAYNARD
GALLERY: Grant County Youth Equine Program on full display at Grant County Fair
MOSES LAKE — The Grant County Fair is in full swing, and with each year, comes another week of competition for the Grant County Youth Equine Program. See below some highlights from the GCYEP senior and intermediate competitions.
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