MORE than 900 people passed through the gates at Denman Football Ground on Saturday, as the annual pig races raised money for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service.
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The weather wasn't ideal, although organiser Tim Freeman said he was more than happy to see some rain in town.
The showers were a welcome sight and so was the generosity, as pigs fetched hundreds of dollars each in the pre-race auctions.
Children were left smiling due to the amount and quality of entertainment on hand, including bouncy castles, face painting and put-put golf.
Drinks and food were available for adults, with Denman Rotary Club helping out with a barbecue.
As for the main event - the races themselves - there was plenty of excitement, anticipation and to be totally honest, cuteness, as the pigs made their way around the track.
It was a busy day for the usually quiet town, with lots of people making use of the newly updated main street.
