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One of the highlights of the Exeter Fall Fair each year is the Open All Breed Light
Horse Show, during which riders and horses show off their skills in a variety of
competitions.Above,Alysa Coddington makes good time in the Junior B Barrel
category. Below,Alex Klaver of Kippen feeds one of his family's goats in the Ag
Building, which hosted the sheep and goat shows.
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Above, Bree Johnston and her horse Triple J's Glory Days took home first place in
the Open Western Pleasure category Saturday afternoon. Below, taking in the pet
show in the Rec Centre Friday night are, from left, Lauren Robinson, Kirsty Howe
and Megan Berg with her dog Misty.
Above, Corey Smith takes part in the Exeter Fall Fair parade Saturday morning.