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		Photos by Will Parson
		The arena fills with performers as they all reappear for a curtain call.
		John Payne, also known as the One Arm Bandit, lets loose a couple of buffalo for his act.
		Flagbearers wait to ride into the arena at the start of the show.
		Mexican Charro rider Tomás Garcilazo widens his lasso before putting it around his entire horse and riding off.
		The group Hill Country performs classic country favorites for a small spontaneous crowd that stuck around to dance after the show.
		Two women dressed as Indians show off their intricate clothing.
		'Hole in the Wall Gang' rider Tanner Paquette, 7, listens to the song 'God Bless the USA' at the beginning of the Wild West Extravaganza.
		John Payne, the One Arm Bandit, maneuvers two buffalo onto his trailer before following them to the top for the finale of the Wild West Extravaganza.
		The Rainbow Riders show off their horsemanship skills while riding in circles and lines.
		A member of the Roy Rogers Rangers Mounted shooting club shows off his marksmanship.
		The Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls perform riding feats.
		The Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls perform rope tricks for the crowd.
		Eric Runningpath, of the Soaring Eagles, performs the hoop dance at the beginning of the Wild West Extravaganza at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on April 18.
		The Scripps Miramar Ranch Stagecoach barrels through the arena. .

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