Truman Dog Show winners

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Photos courtesy of Kristy Robertson The Truman Day Dog Show was held Saturday, May 4, with categories of 10 pounds or less, 11-30 pounds and 30 plus pounds. Several dogs competed for the top prize. The first place winner in the 10 pound or less category was (first picture) Goldie, owned by Ayla Van DaGriff, Oronogo; (second picture) Buddy, owned by Hailee Haggard of Lamar, took first place in the 11-30 pound category and (third picture) Marley, owned by Hunter Thomason, Lamar, took first place in the 30 plus pound category.


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