Photos: 112th Annual Winter Carnival Street Events

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A young snowboarder flies parallel off the donkey jump, resulting in a tough landing during the Winter Carnival street events on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025.
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Sitting in the spade of a shovel, a daring racer is pulled by a horse down Lincoln Avenue to conclude Saturday’s Winter Carnival Street Events.
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A young skier throws her hands to the sky after taking off from the donkey jump on Saturday. She flew 43 feet, 6 inches off the jump down Lincoln Avenue.
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A young donkey jumper touches down after flight from the jump on Saturday during Winter Carnival street events on Lincoln Avenue.
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A horse drags a man sitting in a shovel down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday.
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A young skier charges down Lincoln Avenue with his fist to the sky while being dragged by a horse. The event, skijoring, is a staple of the Steamboat Springs Winter Carnival each year.
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A skier wipes out during the skijoring street event on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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Eating snow the whole way, a shovel racer makes her way down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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Taking flight, this donkey jumper soared 44 feet in the Saturday street event, part of Winter Carnival.
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A donkey jumper takes flight down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday during Winter Carnival.
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Elliot Sherman takes off from the start line in the skijoring street event on Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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Blazing speed down Lincoln Avenue during the skijoring event Saturday.
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In flight, a young skier tries to regain stability before landing on the snowy road of Lincoln Avenue on Saturday.
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A skier trails a horse during the skijoring street event on Saturday.
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A young skier releases his rope and prepares for take-off from the donkey jump on Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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Arthur Keller, 13, is pulled down Lincoln Avenue during the skijoring street event Saturday.
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A young skier blasts off the donkey jump on Saturday during Winter Carnival street events.
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Skijoring down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of the Winter Carnival.
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If there is such a thing, this young athlete was snowboardjoring down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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A shovel racers is dragged sideways down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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A donkey jumper flies off the jump on Lincoln Avenue during Winter Carnival street events on Saturday.
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Preparing for a crash landing, this donkey jumper flew over 30 feet down Lincoln Avenue on Saturday, part of Winter Carnival.
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Regaining balance, a young skier prepares for landing off the donkey jumps on Saturday.
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A donkey jumper preps for a tele-landing off the jump on Saturday during the Winter Carnival street events.
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