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The Tullamore PA &amp; H Association Inc kicked off the&nbsp;show&nbsp;circuit on Friday and Saturday with the hosting of their 94th Annual&nbsp;Show.  A large crowd&nbsp;turned out in glorious weather&nbsp;to experience all that was on offer.&nbsp;

Tara Hughes with her friend, Roseanne the Shorthorn Heifer. Photos by Jenny Kingham.    


Mum Lauren Flavel holding Brydee, Kelly Pawsey, Fiona O’Halloran and Leanne Pawsey standing behind Zane Rodgers, Ellie and Baden Williams.   

Annabelle Mackintosh of Tullamore with Robin Smart of Albert.   


William McLean, Anthony Patterson, Jake and Savannah Cashman of Tullamore.   

Nanny Maree Wilkie of Dubbo with Thomas Pearce of Tullamore, who loved the Can Am displayed by Kicxstart.   


Phill McCosker of Tullamore and Chris Green of Hutcheon & Pearce, Forbes with the 7210R Enforcer John Deere Tractor on display at the Show.   

Junior Judging entrants Charlotte Darcy, Amy Walker and William Bolam assessing the fleece on Alan Larkings’ rams, being held by Gordon Larkings and Brendan Williams.  

Jan Mackintosh with Charlie and Kelly Mackintosh at the flower display.   


Jaimie Negus and Renee Selway of Cobargo with Blue, who won Champion Thoroughbred and Champion ANSA.   


Jaimie Negus and Blue, who won Champion Thoroughbred and Champion ANSA. 


Champion Boy Rider Colt Crosser of Cobargo with Melman.  


Ring two of three rings during the ridden horse events.  


Katie Townsend of Eugowra on Sir Graham.  


Horse events in action at the Tullamore Show.


Rafe Denovan of Nyngan with the TSR Shearing Services Demo Derby entry.   

Jess Priest of Forbes with Sue during the horse events.  


The junior cattle section at the Tullamore Show.  

Peta Cormack of Wilberforce brought her Spaniels Willow and Judah to Tullamore Show.  

Amanda Bray of Schofields with her Cocker Spaniel Sprite.  


Laura Lopez, Tiffany and Alison Clifton enjoyed looking around all of the dogs on show.   

Kellie Hughes of Melbourne with her Samoyd Darvid.   


Grant Spindler of Trundle with his German Shepherd Ella.  


Pamela Harding of Barmedman with her Papillons Breeze and George.  

Jennifer Block of Dubbo with her Maremma Giano.   


Karen Wyers with her Standard Poodles Matoke and Bwindi.  


Karen Wyers with her Standard Poodle Matoke.  


Donna Bartels of Junee with Clumber Spaniel Henry.   


Robert and Fay Tester of Wandin, Victoria with their Golden Retriever Isabella.  


Gillian Holmes puts Charlie through his paces.  


Cynthia McDonald and Gillian Holmes with Flat Coated Retrievers Charlie and Remy, who won Best of Breed.   


Doug Sidebottom, Canberra, Lee Fletcher, Boree Creek and Addam Barter met up at the Tullamore Dog Show.  


Shane Ede with the demolition derby car painted and auctioned as a fundraiser for Tullamore Central School.    

Eddy Folsom with his Demolition Derby entry ‘Fast Eddy’, and Bruce Mercina, Alan Clifton and Trevor Martin.  


Tony Fisher of Parkes with his leadlight creations.   


Mark Ferrari and Carol Havercroft of Narromine were very interested in Tony Fisher’s retro caravan.   

Natasha Shankleton of Tullamore Central School with one of the school’s Dexter heifers.  

Lachlan Farmer trying out the Fishing Simulator.  


Steve Bowler of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party watching Lachlan Farmer trying out the Fishing Simulator.   

Tighe Worthington of Tullamore with his showbag.   


Deborah Wren and Gill Kinsela brought the Meals on Wheels display to the Tullamore Show.   

Natalie Hancock, Maicey McGuire, Mackella McGuire, Joshua White, Naomi Hancock and Jackson Dolbel .   

Tallis Stevenson of Tullamore and Irene Gunn of Gumbleton at the Children’s Art.  

Faye Green with Fli Yates and Hellen Yates, all of Fifield.  

The Octopus was a favourite ride for many at the show.  

Bronnie Wilson of Talbingo and Carol Wright of Melbourne enjoyed their Sweet Crepes after the Dog Show.   


Kaleb Artridge and Warwick McMaster in the Open Shearing Competition.   

The shearing team - Graeme Ostini, Neville Jones, Simon Walker, Tony McLean and Garry Sunderland.   


Finalists in the Open Shearing - Warwick McMaster (Trangie), Steve Mudford (Dubbo), timekeeper John Carey (Tullamore) and Kaleb Artridge (Albury).   


Supreme Champion Hunter Hack, Bella Rossa, ridden by Rachel Wessell with Judge Liz Dutton of Wellington and Tullamore Show President Tom McMahon.   

Layton Johnson with Champion Hack Iggy.   

Vehicles ready for the Demolition Derby.   


The miniature train was a big hit with the children.  


Brydee Flavel enjoyed her ride on the train.  


Laurie Norris of Forbes on his part Belgian Draft horse Soldier.  

Poultry judge Ian Logan holding the Champion Hardfeather (Modern Game) Bantam.   


Benjamin Strudwick, Blake McMahon and Cameron Strudwick with the Studwick’s Rooster which won first prize.   


The Tullamore PA &amp; H Association Inc kicked off the&nbsp;show&nbsp;circuit on Friday and Saturday with the hosting of their 94<sup>th</sup> Annual&nbsp;Show. <br>

A large crowd&nbsp;turned out in glorious weather&nbsp;to experience all that was on offer.&nbsp;

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2017 Tullamore Show | Photos

The Tullamore PA & H Association Inc kicked off the show circuit on Friday and Saturday with the...

2017 Tullamore Show | Photos

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