Who's that buckaroo?
Use the pictures above and the clues below to name these cowpokesYakima Herald-Republic
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YAKIMA, Wash. -- Cowboys, cowgirls. You know who they are by the clothes they wear. Sometimes.
You can spot them all around the Central Washington State Fair. A shiny buckle here, a worn pair of boots there. A wide-brimmed hat weaving through the crowd.
Put all those elements together and you'll probably find a horse nearby.
But how good are you at matching the accessories that complete its rider?
Above are 12 pictures of four people -- their hats, their buckles and their boots.
Which goes with which?
Try to guess by looking, or you can use our clues. Good luck.
* A winner wears boots with flowers but doesn't ride bulls.
* 2009 was a feather in his hat.
* The man in the black boots has spent more than a quarter century around horses.
* The bling-bling is on her belt, not her feet.
* For a dark match, look from head to toe.
* She wears a straw hat and her buckle is not a winner.
* A man with spurs turns up the brim of his hat.
* The old cowboy's hat doesn't match his boots.
A-G-J -- Buzz Widmyer of Yakima used to be one of the region's top calfropers and currently raises horses.
D-E-K -- Lisa Leitz of Selah is a chemical dependency counselor who uses her horse Lucky Lariat for therapy.
C-H-I -- Dean Seagle of Ford, Wash., is a landscaper by trade and helps organize rodeos around the state.
B-F-L -- Valerie Hodson of Selah is a property manager who bought a new pair of Ariat babydoll boots for the fair.
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