May 2008
Photos for May 5, 2008
Moffat County High School senior Chris Winder watches his homerun against Longmont fly over the fence Saturday in Arvada. The Bulldogs beat the Trojans, 11-9, in the first round of the District 5 tournament to advance to the district championship game.
Junior Seth Lanier tosses a curve ball Saturday against Longmont, during the opening round of the District 5 tournament. Lanier entered postseason play with a 5-1 record, picking up a no-decision versus the Trojans.
Miguel Garcia, right, Javier Medina and the Mariachi Regional De Mexico sing Saturday at the Moffat County Fair Grounds Pavilion as part of the fourth annual Cinco De Mayo festival.
Leo Landa, 3, competes in a costume contest Saturday at the Cinco De Mayo festival at the Moffat County Fair Grounds.
Donauld MacDonald and seventh-grader Hannah Samlowski swapped stories about snorkeling in the Florida Keys during a senior prom and luncheon. The event was hosted by students from Steamboat Springs Middle School last week.
Doug Barnes, right, explains to Barry Smith mounting techniques he used for his mountain lion entry in the 2008 Colorado State Taxidermy Championships held during the weekend at the Holiday Inn of Craig. There were 120 entries in the event featuring taxidermists from Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Montana.
Horses stop for a break on the east side of Maybell on Sunday during the Sombrero Great American Horse Drive.
Wes Te Winkle looks out onto the valley with the herd grazing during one of the stops along U.S. Highway 40 on Sunday.
The horses take a break Sunday along U.S. Highway 40 east of Maybell during a two-day 62-mile drive from Brown's Park Ranch to Craig Ranch. Onlookers took time to photograph the herd during the break.
Zane Bishop, 9, takes a break for lunch Sunday while the herd rests between Maybell and Craig. Bishop said this was his fifth year riding with the drive.
Horses take off east of Maybell along U.S. Highway 40 on Sunday during the Sombrero Great American Horse Drive.
Horses make their way down U.S. Highway 40 on Sunday. Forty riders drove the herd during a two-day trip.
Chuck Hummel pauses to watch over the horse herd Sunday during the Sombrero Great American Horse Drive.
Tyler Simon, 8, left, and Jerry Paulson, both of Craig, take pictures of the horses Sunday during one of the Sombrero Great American Horse Drive's stops along U.S. Highway 40 between Maybell and Craig. The drive, started by the Walker family, has been a tradition for more than 40 years.
Jackson Cascaus rides Itchy Britches outside of Maybell heading east Sunday while herding more than 300 horses to Craig Ranch. The drive spans more than 60 miles of open Colorado range.
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Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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