The event, for the Agricultural Societies Council of NSW Zone 6, was hosted by Young Show Society on Sunday night.

Among those present was Parkes Showgirl Amelia Tanswell, accompanied by parents Lindy and Graeme Tanswell; Peak Hill Showgirl Erin O'Leary, accompanied by her parents Louise and Danny O'Leary, and Trundle Showgirl Eliza Kelly.

The three to win at zone included Sally Downie, Forbes, Josie Anderson, Dubbo, and Emily Ryan, Coonamble.

Sally’s interests include working in dairy, as well as having founded the soon-to-be-registered not-for-profit organistion, Grassroots Blueprint.

This organisation has the aim of empowering farmers and engaging with them, while also promoting agriculture and the real story of farming to the wider community.

Sally said mental and physical health was a key focus for her as she had been through her own struggles and was now motivated to not just talk about these issues, but act on them.

She had been in Canberra the week leading up to the zone finals presenting her Grassroots Blueprint to political leaders.

Josie was the treasurer of Dubbo Show Society, pavilion volunteer and past Showgirl steward, and a business advisory trainee with business support service Crowe Horwath, Dubbo.

She is also a FoundX ambassador, an organisation which provides local entrepreneurs networking opportunities.

Josie has plans to refine her millinery and textile skills to also develop a business around offering racing fashion styles.

Emily meanwhile, was also a former Rural Ambassador winner at Sydney Royal in 2017.

She is the Coonamble Rotary Club president, is completing a bachelor of education (primary), Coonamble Show Society secretary, has established a local gym, and is the merchandise co-ordinator for the ASC Next Gen program.

A focus of her teaching is also to provide a secure, stable environment for students who come from low socio-economic and high trauma situations.