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PICTURES: Crowds turn out for Sunday's Keith show


By Abbie Duncan

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ENTHUSIASTIC crowds of visitors and locals alike attended Seafield Park on Sunday (August 6) for the second day of the Keith show.

The children's Tug O' War was a big hit. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..
The children's Tug O' War was a big hit. Picture: Daniel Forsyth..

The 149th Keith Country show moved to a new format this year, with the event taking place on a Saturday and Sunday, rather than a Sunday and Monday.

Linda Farquhar from Netherdale with their display. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Linda Farquhar from Netherdale with their display. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Kenny and Irene McDonald with their Massey Ferguson 135. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Kenny and Irene McDonald with their Massey Ferguson 135. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Saturday saw the majority of the judging of the livestock, while Sunday remained the 'family day', with a funfair, children's face painting and a performance from The Singing Kettle's Artie all taking place.

Winner of the pet show was Duncan Denham with flat coated retriever Elska. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Winner of the pet show was Duncan Denham with flat coated retriever Elska. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Joy as one family see they have won with their products. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Joy as one family see they have won with their products. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Sunday crowds were also treated to live music from Strathisla and Banff Castle pipe bands, along with incredible displays of sheepdogs and the Riders of the Storm horse stunt display team.

The crowd enjoyed the daring displays from Riders of the Storm. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
The crowd enjoyed the daring displays from Riders of the Storm. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
The massed pipe band make their way around the showfield. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
The massed pipe band make their way around the showfield. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Visitors to the show also enjoyed seeing the parade of vintage cars and trucks and the pets show and parade, alongside the horse parade and judging of overall horse champion.

Tom Marshall kisses his overall champion horse. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
Tom Marshall kisses his overall champion horse. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

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