Carno Show organisers have hailed this year’s event a success after attracting strong crowds and positive feedback from visitors.
The annual show featured a wide range of attractions and competitions, with livestock classes, produce displays, children’s activities and dog events all forming part of the programme.
Crowds gather to watch the popular speed shearing competition. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
A competitor takes part in the speed shearing competition at Carno Show. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
A competitor celebrates after completing a speed shearing run. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Organisers said one of the standout attractions was the speed shearing competition, which proved particularly popular with spectators throughout the day.
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A variety of entertainment aimed at younger visitors was also available, with children taking part in races, games and activities across the showground.
A doubles team competes in the speed shearing contest. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Event officials record scores and times during the competition. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Participants tackle the climbing wall attraction at Carno Show. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Images from the event show families enjoying the warm weather while taking part in competitions and attractions, including sack races, egg-and-spoon races, tug-of-war contests, climbing activities and livestock classes.
Shearers and spectators watch the action from the side of the arena. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
A handler poses with a dog during one of the show's canine classes. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Surf's up at Carno Show. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Prize presentations were also held, with trophies awarded to successful competitors.
Inside the show hall, exhibitors displayed vegetables, flowers and other produce for judging, while livestock competitions featured sheep from a range of exhibitors.
Competitors take part in an egg-and-spoon race. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Trophy winners pose with organisers and officials during a presentation ceremony. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Children compete in a tug-of-war contest. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Reflecting on the event, Carno Show Secretary Sara Jones praised the efforts of volunteers and committee members who helped organise the day.
She said: “It was a very successful day, and we have received a lot of positive feedback from those who attended.
A competitor and dog take part in a canine class at Carno Show. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Competitors line up with sheep during a livestock judging class. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Competitors sprint for the finish line in a children's race. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
"A huge thank you must go to all of our committee members for the hard work, time and effort they put in to making the show such a success.
“One of the highlights of the day was undoubtedly the speed shearing, which proved very popular with the crowds.
Exhibitors present sheep in one of the day's livestock competitions. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Prize-winning sheep and exhibitors pose following a livestock class. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
Competitors take part in an egg-and-spoon race. (Image: Tim Evans/Lisa Thomas.)
"We were also delighted to offer a fantastic range of entertainment for children, all included within their entry fee, making it a great value family day out.
“We’re already looking ahead to next year and hope to build on the success of this year’s show.”
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