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There was plenty of fun to be had at the annual Hamiota Fair on Thursday. The fair included a variety of horse and cattle events, a parade, a pancake breakfast, a wide variety of games and other entertainment.
» Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun
Theo Knight of Hamiota has her face painted by Aubree Drul during the annual Hamiota Fair on Thursday. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Gerry Bertholet with Maple Lake Stock Farms in Hartney walks a pure-bred Simmental heifer to a stall to get her ready to show in the bred heifer class.
Sleepy the Clown hams it up while making a balloon dinosaur for a child during Thursday’s fair.
Joran Frey of Oxbow, Sask., leads his Freyburn Farms bull Cottonwood Profound out of the judging area after winning supreme champion bull.
Three-year-old Emmy Brown plays with bubbles during the fair.