Jewles Smyth of Roblin managed to successfully get the tie rope off a calf after running the full length of the arena during one of two calf scrambles, where 20 teens try to catch 10 frisky calves.
Photo: Sandy Black
Madison Petrick and Calvin Murphy of Whitewood, Sask. prepare to enter the show ring at the all-breeds heifer show, which featured a full barn and record 110 entries.
Photo: Sandy Black
Breanne Bourns of Cartwright was there to help her niece eight-year-old Meadow Minnie in the youth showman class in the draft horse section of the fair.
Photo: Sandy Black
Both city kids and farm kids lined up to partake in the two pig scrambles held during the week. After the show a local producer raises them to market weight and the meat is donated to food banks and emergency kitchens in the region.
Photo: Sandy Black
Kirt Stierwalt of Leedey, Okla. gives Larissa Rutten of Redvers, Sask. some tips on clipping at one of two clinics he held for youth at the fair.
Photo: Sandy Black
Brandon’s Keystone Centre was recently once again the scene of the 111th Royal Manitoba Winter Fair.
Once again the event educated and entertained attendees and participants during the week-long event.
The event drew young people both as patrons and participants, coinciding as it did with spring break for many of the province’s youth.
Freelance photographer Sandy Black attended on behalf of the Manitoba Co-operator and furnished these photos.
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