Alexis Comeau (right), 14, of Jay, Maine, won a ribbon for grand champion owned Belted Galloway steer at the Fryeburg Youth Show last weekend. With Alexis are (from left) Lorne Grondin and Liz Grondin, and her brother Bryce Comeau. (CHRIS CAVALLO,/SALT AND LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY)
Ginger is a registered 1-year-old Hereford living at Springmont Farm in Fryeburg, Maine. Her owner is 9-year-old Olivia Chaine, who is a member of the Curly Tails 4-H Club. She is shown at the Fryeburg Youth Show, fitting her heifer for their first-ever competition. (CHRIS CAVALLO/SALT AND LIGHT PHOTO)
Alexis Comeau (right), 14, of Jay, Maine, won a ribbon for grand champion owned Belted Galloway steer at the Fryeburg Youth Show last weekend. With Alexis are (from left) Lorne Grondin and Liz Grondin, and her brother Bryce Comeau. (CHRIS CAVALLO,/SALT AND LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY)
Ginger is a registered 1-year-old Hereford living at Springmont Farm in Fryeburg, Maine. Her owner is 9-year-old Olivia Chaine, who is a member of the Curly Tails 4-H Club. She is shown at the Fryeburg Youth Show, fitting her heifer for their first-ever competition. (CHRIS CAVALLO/SALT AND LIGHT PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — The Northeast Regional Junior National Belted Galloway 2019 Show took place last week at the Fryeburg Fairgrounds, where hundreds of head of cattle and over 150 youngsters from age 5-21 won awards for their steers and heifers and got priceless experience showing their animals in the ring.
The show was part of the Fryeburg Youth Show, which took place April 25-28, and was organized by Diane Gushee of Fryeburg and Donna Flint of Sanford, Maine.
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