The $850,000 trophy arrived at 11am, delighting show goers and stopping by Amaroo Residential Aged Care before continuing its tour.
Coordinated by the Berrigan & District Race Club, the visit was part of the national Lexus Melbourne Cup Tour.
Berrigan will also be allocated a barrier in the 2025 Melbourne Cup, with a chance to win a $50,000 donation for local charity Horse Aid.
The show featured a wide range of entertainment, including the return of the scarecrow dressing competition, free kids’ activities sponsored by Bendigo Bank, and live music.
Cassandra Bush, 2025 AgShows NSW Young Woman, officially opened the event, praising the community’s milestone.
Adding some vibrancy to the agricultural shows and horse-themed events were some great competitions for younger show goers.
This included the junior judging - colloquially known as Tiny Tots - and the pet parade.
Results are as follows:
Junior Show Goers
Miss Tiny Tot: Florence Sibraa.
Master Tiny Tot: Eli Ross.
Miss Spring: Ella Swann.
Master Stockman: Jack Farr.
Miss Junior Showgirl: Sarah Pascoe.
Miss Teenager: Ruby Blair.
Spring Hat Parade
Junior: Isabelle Blair.
Open: Emma Hearn.
Pet Parade
Mrs R Macartney Memorial Trophy for Best Pet Lamb/Pet: Lola, presented by Ava.
Shakespeare Leary Clan Trophy for Best Dressed Pet: Oreo, presented by Lucas.
Shakespeare Leary Clan Trophy for Friendliest Pet: Rip, presented by Kobe.
Shakespeare Leary Clan Trophy for Most Obedient Dog: Burnie, presented by Darcy.
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