Equitation takes center corral at Grant County Fair
A rider from Grant County Youth Equine Program steers their horse through the Equitation competition. President and founder of GCYEP, Becky Shay, said this is the program’s fourth year as a group.
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A young rider trots with her horse in the GCYEP Equitation competition. GCYEP president, Becky Shay, said the organization had 50 riders participate in their events this year for the fair.
A rider for GCYEP prepares for the Equitation competition outside of Harwood Pavillion at the Grant County Fair. Riders are scored based on how well they ride and maintain control of the horse.
A rider in the GCYEP Equitation competition maintains control of her horse as she navigates around the outlined cones.
Two riders prepare to compete in the GCYEP Equitation competition at the Grant County Fair. Many riders take the time to warm up their horses and get them settled before heading into Harwood Pavillion.
MOSES LAKE — The Grant County Youth Equine Program is in the midst of its fourth year of hosting Equitation at the Grant County Fair. According to Becky Shay, president and founder of GCYEP, this is also the fourth year the program has existed.
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