Senior champion and senior best udder, Lightning Ridge MB Victorious Tesla, owned by the Gavenlock family of Tallygaroopna. Pictured are Jess Gavenlock with Interbreed judge Ross Easterbrook.
Shepparton Show’s dairy cattle competition experienced encouraging numbers on Friday and Saturday.
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The youth show attracted a lot of interest on Friday night, with up to a dozen in some classes.
Cattle Steward Jasmine Cordy was pleased with this year's event overall.
"We couldn't have asked for a better 150th," she said.
"It's all thanks to the exhibitors that come and the quality cattle they bring".
She highlighted that the number of competitors remained steady from previous years and was impressed by the environment the competitors created.
Reserve senior champion, owned by the Fisher family of Girgarre, was Brunchilli Jedi Isla. Pictured are Max Fisher with Jess Gavenlock and judge Ross Easterbrook.
The intermediate champion, owned by the Fisher family, was Waterloo Farms Askn Illusion, pictured with Ava and Max Fisher and their grandfather Alan Fisher.
Goornong's Charlee Lampard, 12, with her small shetland/mini pony Ricky Do-Da won best small dilute colour at the Shepparton Show.
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Shepparton's Katrina Cross and Cobram's Brooke Fitzpatrick getting some cuddles with Barbie the baby lamb from Aussie Farm Animals mobile animal nursery.
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Bendigo's Robert Trewin with Milton his Shetland pony which won best colour exhibit and first place overall.
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Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn opened the 150th Shepparton Show. She is pictured with Agricultural Society secretary Julie Winch and president Kevin Winch and City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Geoff Akers.
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Red Holstein Hightop Maximum Francesca pictured in the cattle pavilion at the Shepparton Show.
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