Biscuits, bacon and buckin’ broncs at the Cowboy Breakfast
Despite a little help from the judges, 3-year-old Griffi McFadden takes a tumble off the inflatable bull at the Peewee Stampede during the Moses Lake Cowboy Breakfast Friday.
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Between 175 and 200 people came out Friday morning for the Cowboy Breakfast, the traditional kickoff to the Grant County Fair in Moses Lake. This is the first year the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce has managed the breakfast.
Nine-year-old Kathlyn Campos of Moses Lake, right, signs up to compete in the Peewee Stampede Friday morning. Each competitor got a free hat, and there were belt buckles and sashes for prizes.
Claire Price, 9, of Moses Lake holds onto her bucking bronc at the Cowboy Breakfast Friday.
MOSES LAKE — The chute opened, the rider came out and for eight seconds, the bull and rider flung themselves every which way. But this time, the bull was inflatable and the rider’s age was a single digit.
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