Moses Lake Roundup brings excitement to the Grant County Fairgrounds
Bareback rider Mason Stuller is whipped around on the back of Rip Tide at the Moses Lake Roundup. The Grant County Fair held three nights of rodeo action starting on Thursday night and concluding on Saturday.
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A steer wrestler takes on a four-legged opponent in the Moses Lake Roundup. Steer wrestling is one of seven events held during the rodeo at the Grant County Fair this year.
A bull rider is thrown around during Friday’s bull riding competition. Friday’s rodeo was titled Military Appreciation Night, where the military members and veterans were honored throughout the evening's events.
Rodeo Clown John Harrison engages with the crowd at the Moses Lake Roundup. Harrison, from Oklahoma, provided additional entertainment to the audience in between events at the rodeo.
A young mutton buster does his best to hold on to a sheep at the rodeo preshow. Each night of the rodeo had a mutton busting show for fans to enjoy and young participants to have fun in.
A bull rider is thrown off an animated bull during the Moses Lake Roundup at the Grant County Fair. The rodeo this year was nationally televised, and world ranked riders from all over the country competed in this year's events.
A steer wrestler takes on a four-legged opponent in the Moses Lake Roundup. Steer wrestling is one of seven events held during the rodeo at the Grant County Fair this year.
MOSES LAKE — In the last few days of the Grant County Fair, community members were treated to the annual Moses Lake Roundup. From Thursday to Saturday, the rodeo took center stage with several events like bareback riding, barrel racing, steer wrestling and bull riding.
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