Madison Anger, a Bellevue Christian School student, won with No Fun Being Good.
Madison Anger, a junior at Bellevue Christian School and Clyde Hill resident, won the Youth Showmanship Class at the Las Vegas American Quarter Horse Association Show recently, taking home the top honors out of nearly 75 entrants.
Anger, who trains in Redmond at Union Hill Ranch, won with No Fun Being Good, a 2005 red roan gelding. The win sends Anger and No Fun Being Good to the Congress National Championships in Columbus, Ohio.
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