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Anyone can show their animals at the fair in the “commercial” category. Like the other categories, exhibitors take their animals into the ring for a viewing by the judges, who award ribbons to the winners of each category and also give the exhibitors feedback on their animals. “They tell the exhibitor what they liked about the animal and what they can do to make the animal better.” Jeremy says. But what do the judges look for? Zachary has been raising sheep for show since he was 9 years old,'so he knows exactly what the judges expect to see in a blue-ribbon animal. Citing his own example of sheep, he says, “the judges usually look for a long thick loin, which is the

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