‘We just really want to keep kids in the arena’
A rider with the Grant County Youth Equine Program competes in Friday’s keyhole races at the Hardwood Pavilion.
IAN BIVONA/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Both keyhole and barrel racing events were held on Friday afternoon, two of the 16 events the Grant County Youth Equine Program hosted this week at the Grant County Fair.
There are numerous classes that youth compete in with the Grant County Youth Equine Program, including senior, junior, intermediate, advanced novice and novice.
Ian Bivona serves as the Columbia Basin Herald’s sports reporter and is a graduate of Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. He enjoys the behind-the-scenes stories that lead up to the wins and losses of the various sports teams in the Basin. Football is his favorite sport, though he likes them all, and his favorite team is the Jets. He lives in Soap Lake with his cat, Honey. | August 19, 2024 3:05 AM
MOSES LAKE — For the Grant County Youth Equine Program, the Grant County Fair is just about the busiest time of the year.
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