Dairy judge Justin Crowley (right) presents the trophy for the Grand Champion Holstein Heifer to Joshua Mcouat of Lachute for his entry “Where the Girls At”. To Joshua’s left is Hannah Mcouat who won Reserve Champion with “Run This Town”, and on the far left is Rebecca Nugent of Luskville with “Alex” who took Honourable Mention.
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Friday night at Shawville Fair saw the popular Heavy Draft Horse Hitch Show. This display of pageantry brought gasps of appreciation as the large horses walked and trotted in synchronized grandness around the arena while pulling brightly-coloured show wagons with drivers and assistants dressed to match. McKenna Richardson of Spruce Haven Farms in Clarendon with her Charolais-Angus cross “Bandit” won the Championship Light Steer class on Friday morning. Mckenna is a 4-H Club member and third-year student at the Macdonald Farm Management Program.Reese Rusenstrom of Bristol, with a Charolais from Willow Hollow Farm, wisely keeps her eye on judge Eric Barber and won Grand Champion Showperson.Dairy judge Justin Crowley (right) presents the trophy for the Grand Champion Holstein Heifer to Joshua Mcouat of Lachute for his entry “Where the Girls At”. To Joshua’s left is Hannah Mcouat who won Reserve Champion with “Run This Town”, and on the far left is Rebecca Nugent of Luskville with “Alex” who took Honourable Mention.PHS grade 8 student Jake Childs of Starks Corners with his market steer winner, an Angus-Simmental cross.Bristol’s Jack Knox catches up with his horses after winning both first and second place in his class.
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