Jack Bright loved handling the animals in the petting zoo.
There was plenty to see and do at the Deniliquin Show on the weekend with crowds flocking to the Memorial Park Showgrounds excited that the show was “back”.
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Slushies, fairy floss and dagwood dogs were the go to staples, and cowboy hats were a hit with the younger generation.
The petting zoo had a continual flow of eager children, you could hear the screams from the rides and the neighing of horses was a familiar background sound.
The demolition derby drew a crowd with the crashing and bashing, and the weekend ended with a perfect fireworks display - followed by the rush to get to your car before the traditional traffic jam.
Jencie Dunn, Niccola and Pam Stanworth and Ruth Dunn.
Torah Bennett and Alice Gordon on the show judging catwalk.
Russell Hearn taking a well earned break with his horses.
Bec Oddy and Penny Tangey with Cassie Lee atop her horse Lexi.
Bree Cudmore with her kelpie Vera ‘Slim’ from Colac in Victoria. Bree and Vera won the maiden and novice yard dog events.
Zarah and Elle Swadesir with their ribbons earned in the dairy section for leading.
Clay Howe and Isabella Hunter holding daughter Oakley.
Lachlan Marshall and Grace Murray.
Margaret Warren, Jan Stanmore and Christine Stonham.
Rivah Taylor and Kilarni, Jaeger and Jetta Macdonald in the petting zoo.
Lilly and Michelle Baker on duty at the show.
Member for Murray Helen Dalton MP enjoying the show with Miss Tiny Tot placegetter Judy Booth.
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