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Fashions of the Field entrant Sonia Champney is congratulated by Martin Sacks<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

May 21, 2012<\/strong><\/p>\n

Nanango was the place to be at the weekend with a cross-promotion between the Big Screen Film Festival and the Nanango Races adding glamour to two already popular events.<\/p>\n

TV star and Logie winner Martin Sacks<\/strong>, who stole the hearts of millions as PJ in Blue Heelers, was the guest at both, and proved as popular off the screen as he is on.<\/p>\n

At the races, Martin and his entourage acted as the judges in the Fashions of the Field competition.<\/p>\n

Whether it was because of the star factor – or because the theme was “Dress To Impress” – there was a large field of competitors.<\/p>\n

Winners in the women’s competition were Abby Andersson and Margie Magnussen, with Sonia Champney runner-up. In the men’s competition, a stylishly dressed Keith Kratzmann was first with Andrew Cox runner-up.<\/p>\n

The children’s competition was won by Teah Reynolds, 12, of Dalby and Kaine Bridger, 4, of Ningi.<\/p>\n

The Nanango Races also hosted a special corporate event for Samios Plumbing (Pomfret’s) where more than 100 customers and clients wined and dined in a beautifully decorated marquee, with its own private bookmaker.<\/p>\n