Small animals on a big stage at Cavy show
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Large animals are known as the rock stars of the Walworth County Fair, but they're not the only animals with hopes of bringing home the grand champion's trophy. Click to play
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Hannah Miller of Lake Geneva, and a member of Sharon 4-H, took home grand champion honors with her cavy, Coco, Thursday at the Walworth County Fair. Dan Plutchak/WalworthCountyToday.com.
ELKHORN -- Large animals are known as the rock stars of the Walworth County Fair, but they're not the only animals with hopes of bringing home the grand champion's trophy.
Among the animals being judged Thursday were the cavies, a small domestic rodent similar to a Guinea Pig.
Hannah Miller's cavy, Coco, won grand champion and Megan Winchell's cavy took home reserve champion honors.
Miller, of Lake Geneva, is a member of Sharon 4-H. Winchell is with Harvester's 4-H.
The cavy show was all down to business however. The costume contest allowed members to be creative and come up with colorful ideas to dress up their animals.
Rhiannon Wuttke of Lakeland 4-H took home grand champion honors in the costume category with a Harley theme.
Stephanie Anderson of Harvesters 4-H was the reserve champion winner for a pirate themed entry.
Judging continues at 4 p.m. Friday in the Small Animal Barn with the rabbit pet class.
The class also includes a costume category.
The rabbit show begins at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Small Animal Barn.

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