Oh, what a circus
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Crowds gather outside the Nadene Gardner Show Tent for a circus performance by Dominguez Attractions earlier this week. The circus performs daily all week long.
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A poodle leaps over the outstretched arm of a performer during the Dominguez Attractions Show at the Washington County Fairgrounds earlier this week. The act, as seen on “America’s Got Talent,” returned with fanfare to the fair’s event schedule this year.
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The Washington County Fair was shimmery colors near the circus tent, as kids and adults browsed concessions for horse-shaped bubble blowers and blow-up animals before Dominguez Attractions Show took the stage.
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Poodles hurdled gracefully alongside their two-legged performance partners, and the crowd gathered on the Washington County Fairgrounds applauded the circus show, which runs through Saturday.
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Elias Martin waits with his ice cream cone for the circus to begin at the Washington County Fair last year. Martin attended the fair with his parents, Mike and Rose Martin, of Linden Creek Dairy, his little sister, Marie, and extended family.
The circus returned to the Washington County Fair this week, and every day crowds gather at the Nadene Gardner Show Tent for an acrobatic Dominguez Attractions Show, as seen on the TV show, “America’s Got Talent.” The circus performance time varies by day, and the show goes on through Saturday.