On Sunday February 11, 2018, eighteen competitors met at the Grenfell Showground to take place in the Zone Junior Judging hoping to qualify for the finals at Sydney Royal Easter Show.
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The competitors were judged in six categories – meat sheep, merino sheep, merino fleece, cattle, grain and fruit and vegetables.
The Henry Lawson High School was represented by students Tara Schaefer, Stephanie Davies, Hugo Fenton and Joshua Carpenter.
Stephanie placed third in the fleece judging and Hugo gained second place in the merino sheep judging.
Thank you to all the competitors, judges, volunteers and local farmers who lent their livestock for judging and congratulations to the place getters.
About the 2018 Grenfell PAH&I Show
The Grenfell Show Society will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday February 19 (next Monday) at 8pm at the Camp Street office.
All members are encouraged to attend to share ideas for the 2018 show which will be held on Friday August 31 and Saturday September 1.
On Saturday February 17, 2018 Grenfell’s PAH & I Show Society’s 2017 Showgirl, Becky Eastaway, will attend the Zone judging to be held in Blayney.
Showgirls will be judged by a distinguished panel of judges for their chance to win a place at the final judging which will take place at the Sydney Royal Easter Show.
The Show Society would like to wish Becky good luck at Blayney.
The 2018 Show is sure to be another successful event with a range of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.
All of the action begins on Friday August 31, 2018 with the dog show followed by the judging of exhibits with the pavilions open to the public at 1pm.
Tractor pull practice will also be held on the Friday along with all the fun of sideshow ally. You wont want to miss the tug-of-war at the Red Shed followed by the annual Fireworks spectacular which will take place after dark.
The pavilions will house a number of exhibits including junior and senior cooking, produce, art, collectibles and much more.
Saturday September 1 is also jam packed with attractions including the popular yard dog trials, horse ring events, poultry exhibits, car show, vintage tractor display and livestock judging.
There will be a full horse program this year including show jumping, miniatures, western and trots.
At 12.30pm the formal luncheon will be held followed by the official opening of the show at 2pm, this includes the announcement of the winners of the showgirl and junior showgirl and stockmen competitions.
More information will be confirmed and published closer to the date.
