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Show a crowd pleaser

Cecilia AllenCountryman
Junior Handler award winner Megan Wren with her pony Rhapsody.
Camera IconJunior Handler award winner Megan Wren with her pony Rhapsody.

The 101st Warren District Agricultural Show has again pleased the crowds of people who attended over the weekend.

Boyup Brook cattle judge Harris Thompson and Eric Moltoni with Supreme champion Bull Greenland Might and Power.
Camera IconBoyup Brook cattle judge Harris Thompson and Eric Moltoni with Supreme champion Bull Greenland Might and Power.

Ticket numbers are still being finalised but Warren Agricultural Society secretary and show organiser Rachel Croft said the committee had received positive feedback from those who attended.

Bella Peden, 10, of Dardanup, with champion gelding Jane Lee Royal Occasion.
Camera IconBella Peden, 10, of Dardanup, with champion gelding Jane Lee Royal Occasion.

“People really enjoyed the camel rides, the Dinkum Dinosaurs shows and the K9 Connection dogs,” she said.

“We really worked hard to cater to all ages and demographics and I think we did well with that.

“There was really something for everyone to enjoy and we had lots of free events too.”

The Dinkum Dinosaurs shows were a hit with the kids.
Camera IconThe Dinkum Dinosaurs shows were a hit with the kids.

Other highlights included the fireworks on Friday night and the various exhibitions and competitions on Saturday.

The show committee has already had a debrief after the show and will have its AGM later this year.

Nick Bass, of McAlinden, with Grand Champion Bull over 15 months Banya Zanadoo.
Camera IconNick Bass, of McAlinden, with Grand Champion Bull over 15 months Banya Zanadoo.

“Thank you to the committee and volunteers who worked tirelessly to make it happen,” Mrs Croft said.

Caitlyn Miller, 16, of Manjimup, with champion paint Khoda.
Camera IconCaitlyn Miller, 16, of Manjimup, with champion paint Khoda.

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