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Lucius Rowell, who is 9, gets Cherokee moving.

Sofia Hockin, who is 13, and Mila Reinisch, who is 10, bring their saddles into the arena to prepare their horses to ride.

Lucius Rowell, who is 9, grooms Cherokee before he can ride. Rowell says riding is his favorite part of the camp.

Ellianna Rogers, who is 14, brings Tilly out of her stall so they can head to the arena. The SMART camp is the first time Rogers has been able to ride a horse.

Nancy and Jack Rozance showing off their awards.

Terri Driver, Bob Erker and Carol Erker

Jan Wallace, Joan Sherry and Andy Sawyer

Brenda Lee and Sam DiGiammarino Jr.

Gene Luca thanking the club for a happy birthday.

Bo Fuller congratulates Jeff Driver.

Jeff Driver is happy to hold the gavel.

Teresa Taft pins Jeff Driver as the club's new president.

Teresa Taft, Jeff Driver and Bo Fuller

The cast of the Summer Circus Spectacular will leave you flabbergasted. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

His head. Her hand. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Sensuality is also part of the hand balance and adagio act. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Looks fake, right? It isn't. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Julio Fajardo Arjona and Seida Maite Ramirez Lobaina bring a world class hand balancing act. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Where does one body begin and the other end? Who can tell? (Photo: Harry Sayer)

At this point, the Duo Lyra team is suspended off the ground and using the hoop and their partner's body for balance. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Olga Coronas and Holly Legare bring synchronized dance and aerial acrobatics to bear in their act. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Just another incredible thing Ricardo Sosa can do. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

HOW? HOW DOES HE DO THAT? (Photos: Harry Sayer)

Ricardo Sosa epitomizes strength, grace and dexterity. (Photos: Harry Sayer)

Ricardo Sosa's act has elements of gymnastics, balancing and contortion in it. (Photos: Harry Sayer)

Audience member Caleb Overholt helps Chris Allison bring the funny. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

Chris Allison, a graduate of clown college, provides the comedy in between acts. (Photo: Harry Sayer)

OK, now he's just showing off. (Photos: Harry Sayer)

Think this act wasn't hard enough? Mola builds it bigger. (Photos: Harry Sayer)

Abreham Mola and his incredible balance on the rolla bolla. (Photos: Harry Sayer)

County Commissioner Ron Cutsinger helped lead the program.

Justin Johnson, Alyssa Sebastian, Tina Darling and Katie Kleinkopf with

Kristina Vorndran and Ross Johnston

Tracee Murphy, chamber president and CEO Heather Kasten and Ann Marie Kuffer

Rachel Denton, Rising Star winner Travis Ray and Mark Smith

Gulfside Bank president and CEO Dennis Murphy welcomes the audience.

Melissa Carman, Pavitra Ciavardone, Margie Center, Angela Gerholdt, Brady O'Neil and Adrian Gessen with Workplace Development and Innovation award winner Goodwill Industries Manasota

Vivi Whitecotton, Bianca Naughton, Victoria Kendall and Rob Peery

The Children First group celebrated president and CEO Phil Tavil's birthday and winning the Non-Profit award

Veronica Roshek and Tara Ritchie

Deborah and David Crawford with Vanesa Poole

JFCS of the Suncoast CEO Nelle Miller leads the Pledge of Allegiance.

Paul Allen with Heather and Glenn Beckwith

Brian Harris, Saidy Barredo and Manny Aguilar

Joan Leonard, Gabriele Harris and Allison Imre

Brian Bourdeaux, Mary Beth Lovetri, Stephanie Reeder, Rhonda Rusch, Kim Fast and Mary Mather with finalist group 360 Orthopedics

Rising Star winner Travis Ray was all smiles with his custom bow tie.