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IN PICTURES: Rain fails to stop the crowds as hundreds attend Fife Show

by Wullie Marr
May 20 2019, 8.48am Updated: May 20 2019, 10.17am
© DC ThomsonBirds waiting to be judged in the poultry area
© SuppliedEggs to be judged in the poultry area
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© DC ThomsonHorse judging in the main ring
© DC ThomsonWaiting to enter the ring at the cattle judging
© DC ThomsonA Rain soaked Fife Show in Cupar
© DC ThomsonA Rain soaked Fife Show in Cupar
© DC ThomsonA Rain soaked Fife Show in Cupar
© DC ThomsonSheep judging
© DC ThomsonSheep judging
© DC ThomsonSheep judging
© DC ThomsonPony show jumping
© DC ThomsonShow jumping
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© DC ThomsonSheep dog demonstration using ducks in the field sports area
© DC ThomsonSheep judging
© DC ThomsonCupar and District Pipe Band playing in the main arena
© DC ThomsonSemintal Champion, owned by Gordon Clark, Broombrae Farm, Auchtermuchty
© DC ThomsonA Rain soaked Fife Show in Cupar (
© DC ThomsonHighland cattle during the grand livestock parade
© DC Thomsoncattle during the grand livestock parade
© DC ThomsonSemintal champion during the grand livestock parade
© DC ThomsonHighland cow during the grand livestock parade
© DC ThomsonInterbreed champion, Charolais bull
© DC ThomsonA Suffolk tup lamb, interbreed reserve in the sheep section, owned by Stewart Lathangie, Glenrothes
© DC ThomsonFife Show 2019.

One of the most popular agricultural shows in the country took place in the kingdom at the weekend.

Fife Show is held annually on the third Saturday of May just outside Cupar.

Since 1821, an annual Show has been held in Fife to encourage and showcase the breeding of livestock.

 

 

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