Exhibition 2011 entertains both young, old
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Lydia Hayward, Sammy Smith and Jonathan Smith, of Porters Lake, scream with excitement as they go for a spin on the scrambler at the Hants County Exhibition Sept. 17.
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The winner of the L83 novice barrels sped through the course Sept. 23, earning the top time of 15.619.
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This horse and pony duo competes during the L55 Pleasure Driving Pony — Reinsmanship competition Sept. 23.
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Michelle Pothier demonstrates her skills at the exhibition during the L55 Pleasure Driving Pony — Reinsmanship competition Sept. 23.
Lydia Hayward, Sammy Smith and Jonathan Smith, of Porters Lake, scream with excitement as they go for a spin on the scrambler at the Hants County Exhibition Sept. 17.
The winner of the L83 novice barrels sped through the course Sept. 23, earning the top time of 15.619.
This horse and pony duo competes during the L55 Pleasure Driving Pony — Reinsmanship competition Sept. 23.
Michelle Pothier demonstrates her skills at the exhibition during the L55 Pleasure Driving Pony — Reinsmanship competition Sept. 23.
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Audiences were treated to a comedic routine featuring Mustang (a movie star horse), his owner Claude, two dogs and Mustang Jr. The popular show was held several times over the second weekend.
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Members of the Falmouth men’s tug of war team — weighing in at 1706 lbs —defeated Stewiacke Sept. 23.
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From left, Jenna Rippey, Melissa Greenough, Talia Greenough, Rebecca Corkum, Jessie Swinamer and Kaitlin Berkvens — members of the Martock women’s tug of war team — helped defeat Kentville Sept. 23. The women went on to win the women’s tug of war championship, besting Pictou.
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Carrying an ice cream cone full of treats, Kayla Sampson, of Halifax, was the centre of attention at the petting zoo as half a dozen farm animals looked for a bite to eat.
Audiences were treated to a comedic routine featuring Mustang (a movie star horse), his owner Claude, two dogs and Mustang Jr. The popular show was held several times over the second weekend.
Members of the Falmouth men’s tug of war team — weighing in at 1706 lbs —defeated Stewiacke Sept. 23.
From left, Jenna Rippey, Melissa Greenough, Talia Greenough, Rebecca Corkum, Jessie Swinamer and Kaitlin Berkvens — members of the Martock women’s tug of war team — helped defeat Kentville Sept. 23. The women went on to win the women’s tug of war championship, besting Pictou.
Carrying an ice cream cone full of treats, Kayla Sampson, of Halifax, was the centre of attention at the petting zoo as half a dozen farm animals looked for a bite to eat.
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Students from throughout Hants County displayed their artwork at the Hants County Exhibition.
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Ryan Isenor, of Timberlea, was right at home playing with the controls on the Boomer 30.
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Michael Naismith, 2, of Upper Tantallon, sat down with the farm animals at the petting zoo, helping feed them.
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Payton VanTassell, of Kentville, was enjoying every minute of the petting zoo at the exhibition. He’s pictured with his grandmother Anita Laffin, from the Brooklyn area.
Students from throughout Hants County displayed their artwork at the Hants County Exhibition.
Ryan Isenor, of Timberlea, was right at home playing with the controls on the Boomer 30.
Michael Naismith, 2, of Upper Tantallon, sat down with the farm animals at the petting zoo, helping feed them.
Payton VanTassell, of Kentville, was enjoying every minute of the petting zoo at the exhibition. He’s pictured with his grandmother Anita Laffin, from the Brooklyn area.
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The petting zoo at the exhibition allowed visitors to get up close and personal with many farm animals.
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Five-year-old Lexie Benedict enjoys some popcorn she picked up at a concession stand at the Hants County Exhibition.
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These bingo players tuned out the carnival rides and kept their eyes on the prize.
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Four-year-old Connor Beaton takes his aunt for a round trip on the swings.
The petting zoo at the exhibition allowed visitors to get up close and personal with many farm animals.
Five-year-old Lexie Benedict enjoys some popcorn she picked up at a concession stand at the Hants County Exhibition.
These bingo players tuned out the carnival rides and kept their eyes on the prize.
Four-year-old Connor Beaton takes his aunt for a round trip on the swings.
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Logan Vroegh, Cole Vroegh, Emma Singer and Shayna Mumford, of the Cobequid 4H Club, show off some award-winning cows.
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Amber Lloyd, right, invites sisters Breanna and Ashlynn Young, of Brooklyn, to get in on a photo op with her lamb at the Hants County Exhibition.
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Amelia Veinotte, Cassidy Jones, Brian Veinotte, RJ Keddy, Gavin MacDonald, Chantelle Young and Joseph Young strike a pose on the roof of a derby car dubbed “Short Fuse.”
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Roger Lantz shows no mercy in the first round of the demolition derby Sept. 17.
Logan Vroegh, Cole Vroegh, Emma Singer and Shayna Mumford, of the Cobequid 4H Club, show off some award-winning cows.
Amber Lloyd, right, invites sisters Breanna and Ashlynn Young, of Brooklyn, to get in on a photo op with her lamb at the Hants County Exhibition.
Amelia Veinotte, Cassidy Jones, Brian Veinotte, RJ Keddy, Gavin MacDonald, Chantelle Young and Joseph Young strike a pose on the roof of a derby car dubbed “Short Fuse.”
Roger Lantz shows no mercy in the first round of the demolition derby Sept. 17.
Keith Ross, left, and Eric Bowers add a little stage banter to the mix at the Remembering the Towerlight Days show. A crowd of about 300 who gathered for a special show at the Hants County Exhibition Grounds Sept. 18.
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