Rumbles wins Best of Breed in the Briard section.
John Mitchell with his Miniature Pinscher Mitzy.
Waiting to be groomed before stepping into the ring.
Pekingese.
Japanese Spitz.
The competition starts in the ring.
Enjoying a brush before entering the ring.
The competition starts in the ring.
Andrew Ness with his Japanese Chin, Storm.
The competition starts in the ring.
Standard Poodle, Havana.
Kerryn Wallace wins Reserve Champion of Show in the photography section.
Louise Wasalski wins Champion of Show in the photography section.
Charlotte Bright wins Junior Supreme Champion in the photography section.
Tilly Maslen wins Champion for her show poster.
Winners of the school display section, Haigslea State School.
The Marburg State School display.
School children get creative with raw materials.
Lily Maguire wins Champion of Show with a raw material creation.
The Lorax is the star of the show.
Creative and colourful in the painting section.
Local artists with their works on display.
Portraiture Character Adult section.
Landscapes come to life on canvas.
Steward of the fruit and vegetable section Geoff Frohloff with his giant pumpkin.
Mr Steinhardt and Geoff Frohloff catch up on all things to do with farming.
Ashley Haag with his display of produce.
Judging takes place in the produce section.
Plants and flowers on display.
Plants and flowers on display.
Plants and flowers on display.
Fresh cut roses light up the pavilion.
Colleen Lobwein wins Champion of Show for her quilt.
Colleen Lobwein wins Champion of Show in the Tapestry section.
Elly May Ambrey wins Champion novice.
Colleen Lobwein with her Champion winning handmade dog.
The Junior section shines with talent.
The Grand Champion of the Crocheting Section.
Talent and creativity in the senior section.
Diamond Dots section.
The Show Challenge Section.
The craft section.
Champion in the Aged Care Section, Rivers Gardens.
Handmade bags and hats.
Families enjoy engaging with the animals.
Families enjoy engaging with the animals.
Horse events in the main arena.
The train is a popular ride for families.
Mates Ben, Daniel and Smiley enter the Ute competition.
Cody and Kendrick with their Ute.
Anastasia Kennett with her Ute.
Show jumping in the main arena.
Horses and Ponies of all colours and sizes enter in the horse events.
Families stand proud for the National Australian Anthem.
Member for Ipswich West Jim Madden, Deputy Mayor and Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan, Mayor Teresa Harding, Member for Blair Shayne Neumann, Marburg Show Society President Donald Noble and Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann.
The Marburg Show main parade.
The Amberley Pipe Band.
Taking part in the main parade in style.
The Marburg Show main parade.
Singing the National Australian Anthem.
Prize Cattle take part in the main parade wearing their winning sashes.
Prize Cattle take part in the main parade wearing their winning sashes.
Prize Cattle take part in the main parade wearing their winning sashes.
Prize Cattle take part in the main parade wearing their winning sashes.
Big bubbles and lots of fun.
Linda Findley wins first place and Leanne Jackwitz wins second place with their Anzac Biscuits.
Ann Maree Frohloff wins first place and Sarah Kickbusch wins second place in the novelty cake section.
Hugh Toft wins second place and Lilly Toft wins first place in the iced arrowroot biscuits category.
Mya Ora, Miss Daphne wins Supreme Champion of Show.
Mya Ora, Shirley Temple wins Champion of Show.
Children of all ages enjoy the puppet show.
MARBURG celebrated 101 years of showcasing agriculture, entertainment, main ring features, local talent and farming while lifting community spirit at the annual Show over the weekend.
On the first day, judging was underway for dogs of all breeds, colours and sizes based on their physical characteristics and performance.
Dog owners took to preparing their pure-bred breeds, spending time brushing and pampering them before they entered the ring where they were judged on their individual performance.
Exhibits and pavilions were opened and the main ring came to life on the second day, where perfect weather lifted the spirits of excited families who walked through the gate to take part in Marburg’s biggest yearly event.
Marburg Show Society President Donald Noble joined official guests in the central arena to officially open the show, before the main parade that was led by the Amberley Pipe Band.
Dairy goats, stud beef cattle, miniature goats, horses, ponies and donkeys were led by their owners and school children who waved to the crowds as they marched proudly together.
Excitement filled the faces of children who waited patiently to experience their favourite rides, as show bags and prizes were enjoyed in side show alley.
Donald Noble expressed his gratitude and thanks to all the volunteers who worked behind the scenes to make sure everything was prepared and ready for this year’s show.
“It is always a very exciting day to showcase what the country shows are all about, and as president I am proud to be involved in all of it.”
