Summary:
A young cattle handler has been crowned the world champion at the Honiton Show.

Full article:
By . Daily Mail Reporter . Fists clenched with determination, two-year-old Jack Davis makes sure his stubborn calf knows who’s boss as he leads it into the ring. Jack, Britain’s youngest cattle handler, made his debut with his family’s ten-day-old Jersey calf at the Honiton Show in Devon this week. Although at times a friendly pair of hands reached down from on high to nudge the calf in the right direction, pictures from the event show him using his own strength to wrestle the animal into place. And even though the calf gets its own way once, sending Jack towards the floor, the stalwart youngster gets his way in the end. He wasn’t placed by the judge, but his father Mark said he was just glad for the experience. Yee haw! Jack Davis, two, shows his mettle as he leads the ten-day-old Jersey calf . Heave: Jack gives the unruly beast a tug at the Honiton Show in Devon . Battle of wills: Jack locks eyes with the calf as he moves his charge over the grass . Round we go: Jack changes course - and expects the calf to follow on the double . The upper hoof: For a brief moment the calf manages to escape Jack's control... ...but not for long! Jack keeps a tight hold on the calf in the picture above - determination in his face .