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Photo: Horsing around

Having a ball: 4-H South Horse Camp campers toss bouncy balls to each other during a drill to desensitize their horses on the final morning of a three-day camp at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center. Almost 40 kids participated in reining, Western and English Equitation, leather stamping, drill team and dressage. “We want to make great adults out of these kids” 4-H program coordinator Kate McCloskey said. See a big-picture gallery of the campers at www.spokesman.com/picture-stories . (Dan Pelle)
Having a ball: 4-H South Horse Camp campers toss bouncy balls to each other during a drill to desensitize their horses on the final morning of a three-day camp at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center. Almost 40 kids participated in reining, Western and English Equitation, leather stamping, drill team and dressage. “We want to make great adults out of these kids” 4-H program coordinator Kate McCloskey said. See a big-picture gallery of the campers at www.spokesman.com/picture-stories . (Dan Pelle)
Having a ball: 4-H South Horse Camp campers toss bouncy balls to each other during a drill to desensitize their horses on the final morning of a three-day camp at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center. Almost 40 kids participated in reining, Western and English Equitation, leather stamping, drill team and dressage. “We want to make great adults out of these kids” 4-H program coordinator Kate McCloskey said. See a big-picture gallery of the campers at www.spokesman.com/picture-stories .
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