Stepping Out for a Little Ride
Leon Duran of Las Vegas takes his 17-year-old miniature horse Sugar Babe out for a carriage ride Tuesday on Alexander Road in Las Vegas. Duran is a member of the Silver State Miniature Horse Club in Las Vegas.
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