Cows on parade at Gwinnett fair

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Kids from Georgia and other states competed in a cattle showing competition at the Gwinnett County Fair.

Christa Royster gives kisses to her angus heifer "Darla" before they head off to the show ring as they prepare to compete in the showmanship competition at the Southeast Empire Livestock Show at the Gwinnett County Fair in Lawrenceville.

Faith Turk, 14, of Maysville, uses a grooming tool called a Scotch comb to make sure every little hair is in place on her Charolais heifer named "Dolly." Turk is a freshman at Banks County High School and a member of the Banks County Future Farmers of America chapter ( FFA). She won the first place blue ribbon for showmanship for ninth and tenth grade students.

A group of Hampshire breeding ewes take a look at the judges as the judges look at them at the Southeast Empire Livestock Show at the Gwinnett County Fair in Lawrenceville Monday.

Casey Templeton Evans, 13, of Abbeville, SC, pauses from her show preparations to scratch the back of a Charolais bull named "Andy" who loves the attention.

Taylor Schieszer, 16, of Nicholson, who is a student at East Jackson High School in Commerce, blows the sawdust off her Limousin heifer named "Lucy" at the Southeast Empire Livestock Show at the Gwinnett County Fair in Lawrenceville.

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Christa Royster gives kisses to her angus heifer "Darla" before they head off to the show ring as they prepare to compete in the showmanship competition at the Southeast Empire Livestock Show at the Gwinnett County Fair in Lawrenceville.

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