Barrel racers compete at Grant County Fairgrounds
A rider leans her horse into the turn in barrel racing competition Saturday at the Grant County Fairgrounds. It was the first event at the fairgrounds in about five months.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
A rider leans her horse into the turn in barrel racing competition Saturday at the Grant County Fairgrounds. It was the first event at the fairgrounds in about five months.
A rider leans her horse into the turn in barrel racing competition Saturday at the Grant County Fairgrounds. It was the first event at the fairgrounds in about five months.
A barrel racer approaches the turn during competition Saturday at the Grant County Fairgrounds. It was the first event at the fairgrounds in about five months.
A rider leans her horse into the turn in barrel racing competition Saturday at the Grant County Fairgrounds. It was the first event at the fairgrounds in about five months.
Peewee racers took to the course with some help during Saturday's barrel race competition at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
Peewee racers took to the course with some help during Saturday's barrel race competition at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
Barrel racing competition at the Grant County Fairgrounds Saturday included peewee competition, to introduce new racers to the sport.
Peewee racers took to the course with some help during Saturday's barrel race competition at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
MOSES LAKE — Barrel racing, basically, is about beating the clock.
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