Braelyn Lukashewski, 13, of Saylorsburg, proudly shows off a Shorthorn cow named Demi Divine and her 3-month-old calf, Violet Divine, Saturday night at the West End Fair. She is helped by her cousin Tucker Kresge, 10, also of Saylorsburg. The cattle won first place for cow/calf pair and Violet placed first for spring heifer calf in the competition on Wednesday. They live on the Kresge Farm. CHRIS GRAPE-GARVEY/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS

Two-year-old bull Ziggy poses for a photo with his owner/handler, Elizabeth Gouger, of Saylorsburg, on Saturday evening. During the West End Fair, the 1,800-pound bull won the Supreme Champion title for the second year in a row. Gouger also showed Ziggy at a national event in Texas in June, where he was named Reserve Bull Champion.

Six-month-old Beyonce is in the spotlight with her entourage and banners naming her Supreme Champion Ewe Lamb and Grand Champion Breeding Sheep at the fair. Owner Elizabeth Gouger, leader of the 4-H Chasing Banners Club, is assisted by club member Hayleigh Strohl, age 14, and aspiring member Sadie Kresge, age 6. They all live in Saylorsburg. Beyonce was judged in areas such as muscle structure, appearance and gait. Fairgoers on Saturday night enjoyed seeing her and the other lambs.