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Published: Saturday, November 24, 2012, 12:01 a.m.

Fans thrilled to meet Clydesdales

  • Mark Mulligan / The Herald

  • Carter, one of ten Budweiser Clydesdales currently staying at the stables at the Evergreen State Fair grounds, is brought out to interact with the public Friday afternoon.

    Mark Mulligan / The Herald

    Carter, one of ten Budweiser Clydesdales currently staying at the stables at the Evergreen State Fair grounds, is brought out to interact with the public Friday afternoon.
  • Brady, the Budweiser Dalmatians traveling with the team of Clydesdales, climbs a stack of hay for a better view.

    Mark Mulligan / The Herald

    Brady, the Budweiser Dalmatians traveling with the team of Clydesdales, climbs a stack of hay for a better view.
  • One of ten Budweiser Clydesdales currently staying at the stables at the Evergreen State Fair grounds peers out of its stable Friday afternoon.

    Mark Mulligan / The Herald

    One of ten Budweiser Clydesdales currently staying at the stables at the Evergreen State Fair grounds peers out of its stable Friday afternoon.
Arlene Runberg (left) and Marcie Larson react as they meet Carter, one of 10 Budweiser Clydesdales staying at the stables at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds on Friday afternoon. Both women came to the stables with their fellow residents of the Harbour Pointe Retirement & Assisted Living Center in Mukilteo. The famous horses will be harnessed and hitched to the red beer wagon during a public event from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Arlington Walmart. The public can see the Clydesdales at the stables from 9 a.m. to approximately noon today and Sunday. Click here to see the photo gallery.

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