Isabella Daniel, 15, was awarded the Miss Teen title at the Nathalia Show. Isabella is the daughter of Damian and Diane. She was pictured with one of the baby goats in the popular animal nursery.
The threatening weather held off for the 130th Nathalia Show but there was one casualty.
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Rain fell on the town during the week leading up to Saturday’s show, but despite the heavy clouds in the morning, no rain fell, and sunshine blessed the event in the afternoon.
However, due to the threatening conditions, show organisers had to make decisions in advance and they decided not to run the equestrian events on the main oval, due to the impact on the grounds and the potential effect on the riders.
While Thursday’s rain may have had an impact on the gate, show president Dylan Morris said the event was well-patronised and there were no hitches.
About 1000 people had passed through the gates in the morning alone.
The show committee will hold a debrief in about two weeks’ time.
Lydia Morris, two and a half, the daughter of Dylan and Gabbie Morris, was judged Miss Pre-schooler at the Nathalia Show.
Albie Turner, 3, took home the Master Pre-schooler ribbon at the Nathalia Show.
Maddie Wold, 12, from Kotupna, the daughter of Dom and Deb Wold, was awarded the Miss Spring sash at the Nathalia Show.
Brydie Lindsay, 5, from Picola, the daughter of Bethany and Nathan Lindsay, was awarded the sash for Miss Junior at the Nathalia Show.
Hightop Footprint Violet, a 23-month-old Holstein heifer, was judged the junior champion of the dairy cattle at the Nathalia Show. She is pictured with Duncan Smith from Hightop Holsteins, Zeerust.
Supreme Champion cow at Nathalia Show was a red Holstein, Stormvale Lotto Krystal, exhibited by joint owners, Daryl Cordy and Jasmine Cordy (pictured).
Helping out with the catering at the Nathalia Show were, from left, Leon Palmer, Josh Trevena and John Scott, all members of the Nathalia Angling Club.
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