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Summer Jennings with Horses, Hope and Healing gets ready to go in the arena at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Nicki Dowty, 12, of Elverta watches a clinician during The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Bridget Herritt, 7, of El Dorado Hills evaluates her painting job on a model horse at the Breyer booth during The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. Saturday, June 11, 2011. -
Brianna Vincent jumps a fence with the Angels in Action drill team at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Nathan Oreglia gets ready to go into the arena at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Michaela Korn and Nicole Schoppe of Rough and Ready ride Tennessee Walkers during a breed demo at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
An Irish Draught horse is ridden during a breed demo at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Brianna Vincent gets ready to go into the arena at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Nicole Schoppe of Rough and Ready rides a Tennessee Walker during a breed demo at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Ken McNabb works with a horse that has bucking issues in the arena at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Jake Roberts of Wyoming rests against a horse in the arena while working with Ken McNabb during The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Horse trainer John Lyons does some work with a horse named "Bella" during a demonstration at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Detail of John Lyons stirrup and boot at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Horse trainer John Lyons uses a member of the audience to illustrate a point about how a horse will follow its nose during a demonstration at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Horse Trainer Jonathan Field of British Columbia does a demonstration with an Andalusian named Camaroon at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Charles Wilheim shows off advanced trick training as his horse stands on a pedestal at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
A rider takes a horse to the horse sale at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
Ken McNabb works with a horse that has bucking issues in the arena at The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo. -
World renown horse trainer John Lyons works in the Wrangler Arena with "Bella" a 6-year-old Paint belonging to a local woman, during The Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo.
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