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Adran Y Defaid-Sheep Section ADRAN Y DEFAID / SHEEP SECTION ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE BONA FIDE PROPERTY OF EXHIBITOR FOR AT LEAST 2 MONTHS PRIOR TO SHOW DAY MAEDNI VISNA ACCREDITED SECTION AVAILABLE Prif Stiward / Chief Steward: Owen Richards, Langwm, Penybanc, Llandeilo 07877 263450 Stewards: Hill Breeds – Dilwyn Thomas Lowland Breeds – Alun Evans PLEASE ENSURE ALL SHEEP ARE PENNED NO LATER THAN 10.30 AM DUE TO AN INCREASE IN COSTS OF FIRST AID COVER A CHARGE OF £2.00 WILL BE LEVIED TO ALL EXHIBITORS. JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 11.00 am DEFAID SUFFOLK SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr A W Evans, Dol-Llys Farm, Llanidloes, Powys Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S1: Yearling Ram S2: Aged Ram S3: Ram Lamb S4: Yearling Ewe S5: One Ewe Lamb S6: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S7: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S8: Best Exhibit in Suffolk Classes Cwpan / Trophy & Suffolk Sheep Society Rosette Enillydd / Winner 2016 Gavin Rees, Ynysau Ganol UNRHYW FRID ISELDIR ARALL HEB DOSBARTHIAD EI HUN / ANY OTHER NATIVE LOWLAND BREED NOT HAVING ITS OWN CLASSIFICATION Beirniad / Judge: Mr L Organ, Ty Maen, Rhos, Llangeler, Llandysul Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S9: Yearling Ram S10: Aged Ram S11: Ram Lamb S12: Yearling Ewe S13: One Ewe Lamb S14: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S15: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S16: Best Exhibit in Any Other Lowland Classes Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 Stephen Jones, Grey Gables, Heol Ddu, Ammanford DEFAID TEXEL SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr R M Watkins, Upper Cwm Farm, Craswell, Herefordshire Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S17: Yearling Ram S18: Aged Ram S19: Ram Lamb S20: Yearling Ewe S21: One Ewe Lamb S22: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S23 Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S24: Best Exhibit in Texel Classes Cwpan/Trophy & Texel Sheep Society Rosette Enillydd/Winner 2016 Tomos Evans, Coedhirion, Llanddarog DEFAID CHAROLLAIS SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr L Organ, Ty Maen, Rhos, Llangeler, Llandysul Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S25: Yearling Ram S26: Aged Ram S27: Ram Lamb S28: Yearling Ewe S29: One Ewe Lamb S30: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S31: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S32: Best Exhibit in Charollais Classes Cwpan/Trophy & Charollais Sheep Society Rosette Enillydd/Winner 2016 Adrian Davies, Glanbrydan, Manordeilo DEFAID WYNEBLAS CAERLYR / BLUE FACED LEICESTER SHEEP Beirniad/Judge: Mr M Price, Pencrug Farm, Llanafan Fawr, Builth Wells Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S33: Yearling Ram S34: Aged Ram S35: Ram Lamb S36: Yearling Ewe S37: One Ewe Lamb S38: Best Mule Ewe Lamb S39: Best White Faced Mule Ewe Lamb S40: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S41: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S42: Best Exhibit in Blue Faced Leicester Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy & Blue Faced Leicester Society Rosette Enillydd/Winner 2016 Jones, Maesyderi, Ffairfach DEFAID BLUE TEXEL SHEEP Beirniad /Judge: Mrs G L Watkins, Upper Cwm Farm, Craswell, Herefordshire Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S43: Yearling Ram S44: Aged Ram S45: Ram Lamb S46: Yearling Ewe S47: One Ewe Lamb S48: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S49: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S50: Best Exhibit in Blue Texel Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy DEFAID LLEYN SHEEP JUDGING TO COMMENCE AT 10.30 AM Beirniad / Judge: Mr J Hamer, Aston Farm, Aston, Oswestry Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S51: Ram - two year old or over S52: Best Shearling Ram S53: Ram Lamb (Additional Award of Merit Rosette) S54: Ewe, two year old or over that has reared lambs this year S55: Shearling Ewe S56: Ewe Lamb (Additional Award of Merit Rosette) S57: Ram at least 3 progeny not including more than one male Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 R G & H M Wells, Glaneri, Ferwig S58: Best Female Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 R G & H M Wells, Glaneri, Ferwig S59: Best Male Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winners 2015 R G & H M Wells, Glaneri, Ferwig S60: Best Lleyn Sheep Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winners 2016 R G & H M Wells, Glaneri, Ferwig S61: Young Handler Cwpan/Trophy Ennillydd / Winner 2016 Aneurin Vaughan, Llys Yr Awel, Tufton S62: Group of 3 – must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same exhibitor N W & A M Cramp Challenge Shield Enillydd/Winner 2016 R G & H M Wells, Glaneri, Ferwig UNRHYW FRÎD CYFANDIROL ARALL / ANY OTHER CONTINENTAL Beirniad / Judge: Mrs G L Watkins, Upper Cwm Farm, Craswell, Herefordshire Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S63: Yearling Ram S64: Aged Ram S65: Ram Lamb S66: Yearling Ewe S67: One Ewe Lamb S68: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S69: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S70: Best Exhibit in Any Other Continental Sheep Classes Cwpan / Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 Francis, Pistyll Uchaf, Abergorlech DEFAID HAMPSHIRE DOWN SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr A W Evans, Dol-Llys, Farm, Llanidloes, Powys Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S71: Yearling Ram S72: Aged Ram S73: Ram Lamb S74: Yearling Ewe S75: One Ewe Lamb S76: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S77: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S78: Best Exhibit in Hampshire Down Sheep Classes Cwpan / Trophy Enillydd / Winner 2016 Dickson, Blaencynnen, Henflwch Road, Carmarthen DEFAID BELTEX SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr R M Watkins, Upper Cwm Farm, Craswell, Herefordshire Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S79: Yearling Ram S80: Aged Ram S81: Ram Lamb S82: Yearling Ewe S83: One Ewe Lamb S84: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S85: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S86: Best Exhibit in Beltex Sheep Classes Cwpan / Trophy & Beltex Sheep Society Rosette Enillydd / Winner 2016 Williams, Blaencennen, Gwynfe DEFAID PENFRITH BEULAH / BEULAH SPECKLE FACE SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr M Price, Pencrug Farm, Llanafan Fawr, Builth Wells Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S87: Yearling Ram S88: Aged Ram S89: Ram Lamb S90: Yearling Ewe S91: One Ewe Lamb S92: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S93: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S94: Best Exhibit in Beulah Speckle Face Classes Cwpan/Trophy& Beulah Speckle Face Society Rosette Enillydd/Winners 2016 Jones, Pantybryn, Llansadwrn DEFAID MYNYDD CYMREIG (ADRAN BEDIGRI) / WELSH MOUNTAIN (PEDIGREE SECTION) Beirniad / Judge: Mr J Stevens, Northern Park, Leason, Old Walls, Llandrhidian Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S95: Yearling Ram S96: Aged Ram S97: Ram Lamb S98: Yearling Ewe S99: One Ewe Lamb S100: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S101: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S102: Best Exhibit in Welsh Mountain - Pedigree Section Classes Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 Jones, Ynystoddeb, Gwynfe Highest placed Male & Female qualify for Male & Female of the Year. DEFAID TORWEN SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mrs B Watkins, Blaenwaun, Borth, Ceredigion Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S103: Yearling Ram S104: Aged Ram S105: Ram Lamb S106: Yearling Ewe S107: One Ewe Lamb S108: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S109: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S110: Best Exhibit in Torwen Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd / Winner 2016 E Jones, Maesteilo, Capel Isaac DEFAID TORDDU SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mrs B Watkins, Blaenwaun, Borth, Ceredigion Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S111: Yearling Ram S112: Aged Ram S113: Ram Lamb S114: Yearling Ewe S115: One Ewe Lamb S116: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S117: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S118: Best Exhibit in Torddu Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd / Winner 2016 Williams, Banc Farm, Talley DEFAID MYNYDD DUON CYMREIG / BLACK WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr S Forsyth, The Barn, Cefn Fedw Ganol Farm, Sennybridge Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S119: Yearling Ram S120: Aged Ram S121: Ram Lamb S122: Yearling Ewe S123: One Ewe Lamb S124: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S125: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S126: Best Exhibit in Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy & Black Welsh Mountain Sheep Society Rosette Enillydd/Winner 2016 K Bowman, Abercrave DEFAID BALWEN SHEEP Beirniad / Judge: Mr I Jones, High View, Llanllwni, Pencader Prize Money : 1st - £8.00 2nd - £6.00 3rd - £4.00 S127: Yearling Ram S128: Aged Ram S129: Ram Lamb S130: Yearling Ewe S131: One Ewe Lamb S132: Flock Ewe having reared a lamb in 2017, not shown in previous classes S133: Group of 3, must include 1 of opposite sex, the property of the same Exhibitor S134: Best Exhibit in Balwen Sheep Classes Cwpan/Trophy Enillydd/Winner 2016 M
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