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Latigo ‘N Lace team tops off a winning season

Horseback riders placed first in state and regional competitions

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The Latigo 'n Lace equestrian drill team competes in Reno, Nevada. This season, the team continued their record of success in competitions around Washington. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Kuhlman)

Of the equestrian drill teams that are found in Washington, few are as successful as Clark County’s Latigo ‘N Lace.

The team, which gets its name from a type of leather used in horse saddles, recently finished their 2015-16 season on a high note with a performance at the Clark County Fair on Aug. 13.

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