Robert Frizzell judges which rabbit is best in show at the Loudoun County Fair on Thursday.

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Lindsey Kibler, 16, of Sterling, and her rabbit, Melanie. Melanie, an English spot, was named best in show at the Loudoun County Fair.

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Melanie, the English spot rabbit raised by Lindsey Kibler, won top prize in the rabbit show at the Loudoun County Fair on Thursday.

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Ayden Sengpiehl and his sheep, Thorn, won the Sheep Lead Line Demonstration at the Loudoun County Fair on Thursday.

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Jason Smith, 21, of Lovettsville, helps prep Harold, his brother Ethan's steer, for the Steer Show at the Loudoun County Fair Thursday afternoon.

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Mallory Gringas, 16, of Round Hill, gives her brother, Nathan, a hand with his steer before the Steer Show. Mallory also showed her own steer in the competition.

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Ethan Smith, 18, of Lovettsville, poses with his prize-winning steer, Harold. Ethan was judged Champion in the Maine-Anjou category of the Steer Show.

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Josh Wynkoop won the Grand Champion title in the steer show. Wynkoop poses with his steer, Bentley, Emily Murray, 19, of Leesburg, and Clint Rusk, the judge of the competition.

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Josh Wynkoop, 17, of Hamilton, shows his steer in the Continental-Cross category of the Steer Show.

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