Doing the rounds around the show pen, finalist Mikaela Daniel leads Dylan Reba.
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Jemma Jones
The region’s finest agricultural talent shone at this year’s Kyabram Show, with perfect weather and a warm community atmosphere creating an ideal day for the beloved annual event.
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While patrons barrelled through the gates on Saturday, October 19 as soon as the clock chimed 9am, trailers and paddy-wagons filled with animals and exhibits began rolling into Kyabram as early as Tuesday that week.
Come Saturday, spectators of all ages gathered around the bustling cow paddock and cheered on the horses and ponies parading the grounds, revelling in the thrilling competitions that are the hallmark of the Kyabram Show.
Journalist Jemma Jones was on hand to capture a few of the best moments from competitions across the day.
Working dogs group champion, Australian shepherd Wasabi, being led by his owner Sophie Bramucci.
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Jemma Jones
Young talent of Max Fisher, 8, leads his Holstein cow in the under-twos competition.
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Jemma Jones
Michelle Powles with champion mare Monaltrie Clydesdale Violet.
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Jemma Jones
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