Jennifer Buchanan

Photographer

Tara Christiansen walks her horse TC back to his stall after a morning practice Aug. 26, 2006 in Snohomish, Wash. Christiansen won the “Working Cow Horse” division at the American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championships. » Tara Christiansen walks her horse TC back to his stall after a morning practice Aug. 26, 2006 in Snohomish, Wash. Christiansen won the “Working Cow Horse” division at the American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championships.

SPORTS – COMMUNITY SPORTS – WORLD CHAMPION TARA CHRISTIANSEN
HERALD STAFF PHOTO BY JENNIFER BUCHANAN
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Tara Christiansen, 17 from Snohomish, walks her horse TC back to his stall after a morning practice at her home. Christiansen recently won the “Working Cow Horse” division at the American Quarter Horse Youth Association world championships.

**hey, let’s use the 1 photo as the main photo. what do ya say?”

Colton Wilson,16, (at center in hat) smiles as he is surrounded by his South Whidbey High School baseball teammates who all recently shaved their heads for him March 5, 2007. Wilson, of Langley, Wash., is undergoing treatment for cancer. Instead of asking the Make-A-Wish Foundation for something for himself, he asked for improvements to his high school baseball field.
Oak Harbor High School senior quarterback Marshall Lobbestael finds inspiration in the comic book hero Superman. Lobbestael is the HeraldÕs high school football player of the year. Photographed Dec. 8, 2006 in Oak Harbor, Wash.

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