Champion handler at the youth show was Tammy Stone, pictured with judge Karl Munden.
The future of the dairy stud breeding industry was on show in the cattle section of the Shepparton Show on Friday, October 10, when children as young as five paraded their cattle.
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Under the scrutiny of Gippsland cattle judge, Karl Munden, the young people moved confidently around the ring with their charges they had prepared themselves.
Champion handler was Tammy Stone, 22 of Katunga, who took out her own heifer, Hawthorn Glen Gloria Tequila.
Mr Munden remarked on how Tammy was calm and collected.
“She did a good job handling the heifer who occasionally played up. She was calm and always in control.”
Sophie Joyce, 16, from Tongala showed the champion heifer in the 13 to 17 years competition. She is pictured with her nephew, Harry Fisher.
Penny Gavenlock, 10, showed the junior champion — a Veronica heifer — and was also named junior champion of the youth show. Penny clipped the heifer and prepared her for the show. She is the daughter of Brad and Jess Gavenlock of Tallygaroopna.
The show team from Greater Shepparton Secondary College. The agriculture students are (from left) Claudia Hahnel, Tayla Donnelly, Madeline Beare and Maddison Ellis.
The Shepparton Show youth cattle handling competition on Friday night.
Winners at the Shepparton Show youth cattle handling competition won some impressive trophies.
The Shepparton Show finished with a bang on Saturday night. The fireworks were watched by a crowd of thousands.
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