Around 90 paraders lined up for Kempsey Show's cattle competition in one of the strongest junior show programs on the Mid North Coast.
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Cultivate Ag's Bailey Whitton took out the top gong as the grand champion parader in what was described as a tough competition.
Kempsey Show cattle steward Gavin Saul said Kempsey had a strong junior competition due to the calibre of teacher and program organisers.
"It would be one of the biggest ag show paraders in the region because it's a good ag-based community," Mr Saul said.
"It's a good breeding ground for students who have gone on and done well at larger competitions.
"The judge said there was a good line up of steers and heifers and good quality carcase cattle that will be going to Wingham Beef Week in a month."
Judge was Alastair McLaren, Comboyne.
