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Northern Ireland Goat Club Spring Show Males Mr G Webster 04 May Northern Ireland Goat Club Spring Show Males Mr G Webster 04 May 2012 MALE KID AV (2/2) 1st Galbraith's Boghill Kojak, 2nd Anderson's Mowhan Bertie BUCKLING AV (8/6) 1st Cherry's Aphrodite Andee, 2nd Colvin's Aughavey Ardwin, 3rd Cherry's Aphrodite Sol ADULT MALE AV (4/4) 1st Murphy's Kerryjo Roly, 2nd Ringland's Toddbrook Titian, 3rd Greer's Bartrams Rooney BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY AWARDS RosetteBIS, CC, BCC AN Kerryjo Roly BCC's BA Bartrams Rooney, BT Aughavey Ardwin, BS Toddbrook Titian, CM Churchview Diminuendo BCC's BG, S, T, GG (n/f) BEST BUCKLING Aughavey Ardwin BEST MALE KID Boghill Kojak JUDGES COMMENTS Some nice males forward. I especially liked Aphrodite Sol but unfortunately he was a little lame on one foot or would have been Best In Show. Northern Ireland Goat Club Spring Show Females Mr G Webster 04 May 2012 MILKER S/BS (4/4) 1st Ringland's Churchview Devnet, 2nd Ringland's Churchview Avril, 3rd Galbraith's Boghill Lucky MILKER BA (4/4) 1st Greer's Taitstown Nicole, 2nd Greer's Taitstown Akeelah, 3rd Newell's Horsehay Jinzirco MILKER T/BT (1/1) 1st Colvin's Aughavey Adeline MILKER AN (2/2) 1st Murphy's Kerryjo Zoe, 2nd Murphy's Kerryjo Beth MILKER AOV (6/6) 1st Ringland's Churchview Swiftstill, 2nd Colvin's Aughavey Annett, 3rd Woods's Lisnoe Rita GOATLING T/BT/BA (5/5) 1st Colvin's Aughavey Alamien, 2nd Colvin's Aughavey Areanna, 3rd Newell's Horsehay Jinkunzite GOATLING BS (6/4) 1st Ringland's Churchview Ashley, 2nd Ringland's Churchview Misshilary, 3rd Anderson's Mowhan June GOATLING AN (3/2) 1st Murphy's Kerryjo Bobo, 2nd Murphy's Kerryjo Lulu GOATLING AOV (7/5) 1st Woods's Lisnoe Jolan, 2nd Woods's Lisnoe Zara, 3rd Galbraith's Boghill Daisy FEMALE KID S/BS (7/1) 1st Mullan's Corrinsheg Amber FEMALE KID T/BT (1/1) 1st Colvin's Aughavey Anni FEMALE KID AN (2/2) 1st Murphy's Kerryjo Shehara, 2nd Murphy's Kerryjo Saheli FEMALE KID AOV (3/3) 1st Galbraith's Boghill Jessie, 2nd Colvin's Aughavey Annagh, 3rd Mullan's Corrinsheg Cookie BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY AWARDS Rosette BIS, CC, BCC BS Churchview Devnet, ResBIS Churchview Swiftstill IPCC Aughavey Annett, BCC's BA Taitstown Nicole, BT Aughavey Adeline BCC AN (n/a) BG, S, T, GG (n/f) CM Churchview Swiftstill, CHAMPIONSHIP PARADE 1st Churchview Devnet, 2nd Churchview Swiftstill, 3rd Aughavey Annett, 4th Churchview Avril, 5th Lisnoe Rita, 6th Taitstown Nicole BEST GOATLING Churchview Ashley BEST FEMALE KID Boghill Jessie JUDGES COMMENTS: Best In Show Churchview Devnet - A BIS BS milking very well. Some very impressive milk yields and no "tail offs" in any classes. A very friendly show to judge. Goats Name Reg No Yield Fat% Fat% Prot% Prot% Mths PTs Awd 1st Kidders (9/9) AM PM AM PM Churchview Swiftstill *2 HB076304D 5.95 2.89 3.82 2.88 2.92 0.2 22.26 Taitstown Nicole *1 BA018108D 4.00 5.26 6.21 3.47 3.33 0.2 21.19 1 Aughavey Adeline BT027832D 5.20 2.98 5.91 2.21 2.23 0.4 20.04 Kerryjo Beth *3 AN033379D 3.20 5.81 8.77 3.03 2.99 0.4 18.80 * Taitstown Claire BA018109D 4.15 4.13 5.12 2.71 2.74 0.2 17.72 Kerryjo Zoe AN033374D 3.40 3.82 5.05 3.59 3.68 0.4 16.59 Churchview Swithin HB076303D 4.35 2.83 3.59 2.77 2.85 0.2 15.74 Taitstown Akeelah BA018107D 3.20 5.00 4.50 2.79 3.01 0.2 14.30 Horsehay Jinzirco BA018098D 3.30 3.39 3.82 2.39 2.42 0.2 11.71 2nd & Subs Kidders (8/8) Churchview Avril Q*2 BS042229D 6.10 4.79 5.35 2.67 2.69 0.2 27.10 Q* Lisnoe Rita *8 HB074982D 7.35 4.34 3.52 2.27 2.33 0.4 26.67 Aughavey Annett * HB074943D 7.00 3.54 4.37 2.49 2.57 0.4 26.64 * Churchview Amlovinit *2 BS042450D 6.65 3.48 4.48 2.43 2.61 0.2 25.16 Churchview Devnet * BS042144D 6.35 4.12 3.89 2.51 2.64 0.2 24.37 Boghill Amber HB075372D 6.20 2.63 3.12 2.60 2.8 0.4 21.03 Boghill Lucky BS042365D 4.10 3.23 4.86 2.86 2.86 0.2 16.70 Corrinsheg Dakota HB075412D 3.40 3.40 4.58 2.74 2.95 0.2 13.75 Ayrshire County Show Mr R Wood 11 May 2012 MILKER S (1/1) 1st Cain's Burnhead Arpeggio MILKER BS (2/2) 1st Wood & Mr T Maddison's Treval Zafirah, 2nd Cain's Burnhead Bea MILKER BT (6/4) 1st Woodmass's Aphrodite Salomi, 2nd Campbell's Guilden Butterkup, 3rd Fairley's Ladeside Lantana MILKER BA (6/2) 1st McIntyre's Broadwater Persephone, 2nd McIntyre's Tremycin Stardust MILKER AN (4/3) 1st Fairley's Ballingall Karla, 2nd Fairley's Ballingall Sunbeam, 3rd Fairley's Ballingall Koffi MILKER AOV (6/5) 1st Woodmass's Aphrodite Shamara, 2nd Campbell Family's Lovelsglen Comet, 3rd Woodmass's Aphrodite Shahanna MILKER VETERAN (1/1) 1st Wood & Mr T Maddison's Airways Esther MILKER T, GG/BG (0/0) GOATLING S/BS (4/3) 1st Woodmass's Aphrodite Athena, 2nd Woodmass's Aphrodite Andalucia, 3rd Wood & Mr T Maddison's Treval Yew GOATLING T/BT (4/4) 1st Woodmass's Aphrodite Sambuka, 2nd Wood & Mr T Maddison's Treval Erin, 3rd Dick's Rowangate Ellanora GOATLING BA (3/1) 1st McIntyre's Tremycin Storm GOATLING AN (1/1) 1st Wood & Mr T Maddison's Treval Destiny GOATLING AOV (10/7) 1st Wood & Mr T Maddison's Treval Ariadne, 2nd Campbell's Linnavon Aster, 3rd Baisden's Candlemass Arwen GOATLING GG/BG (0/0) FEMALE KID White (5/4) 1st Campbell Family's Lovelsglen Donner, 2nd Cain's Burnhead Adele, 3rd Campbell Family's Lovelsglen Blitzen FEMALE KID Coloured (11/8) 1st Woodmass's Aphrodite Shanella, 2nd Wood & Mr T Maddison's Poplartime Jasmin, 3rd McIntyre's Tremycin Sapphire BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY Rosette BIS, CC (f), BCC BT Aphrodite Salomi, ResBIS, Res CC Guilden Butterkup IPCC Ladeside Lantana BCC's AN Ballingall Karla, BA Broadwater Persephone, BS Treval Zafirah, S Burnhead Arpeggio BCC's BG, T, GG (n/f) CM Aphrodite Shamara, CHAMPIONSHIP PARADE 1st Aphrodite Salomi, 2nd Guilden Butterkup, 3rd Aphrodite Shamara, 4th Ladeside Lantana, 5th Lovelsglen Comet, 6th Treval Zafirah BEST GOATLING Aphrodite Athena BEST FEMALE KID Aphrodite Shanella The Champion She Goat Cup awarded to Aphrodite Salomi. JUDGES COMMENTS: A clean sweep for the Aphrodite herd. Aphrodite Salomi shows tremendous promise for the future. She is a superb British Toggenburg who, with a little more time will trouble the best. Aphrodite Athena is an exceptionally grown BS goatling and Aphrodite Shanella is a very strong AOV kid. 2 Goats Name Reg No Yield Fat% Fat% Prot% Prot% Mths PTs Awd 1st Kidders (15/13) AM PM AM PM Ladeside Lantana Q*2 BT027831D 6.00 4.3 3.94 3.06 3.05 2.8 27.99 Treval Enya HB075709D 5.90 4.57 4.83 2.77 2.87 0.2 25.72 Q* Mcintyres Silkie HB075033D 5.35 3.56 3.8 2.9 2.9 0.4 21.10 * Aphrodite Shamara * HB075364D 3.90 3.66 4.06 2.69 2.77 2.8 17.78 Treval Zafirah *3 BS042306D 3.45 4.08 4.75 2.86 3.04 2.8 17.54 Ballingall Karla AN033541D 3.85 3.38 4.32 3.61 3.6 0.4 17.53 Aphrodite Salomi BT028020D 4.20 4.08 4.49 2.59 2.43 0.6 16.98 Aphrodite Shahanna HB075690D 4.50 2.95 3.39 2.65 2.57 0.4 15.75 Benjamin Daffodil HB075686D 3.40 4.83 4.51 3.01 3.29 0.2 15.64 Broadwater Persephone BA017912D 3.10 4 3.99 2.91 3.04 2.4 15.05 Treval Dill AN033460D 3.05 4.63 4.69 3.41 3.6 0.2 14.79 Burnhead Bea BS042587D 3.35 3.09 3.21 2.84 2.93 0.2 12.25 Rowangate Seminole BT028013D 2.90 3.15 4.78 2.51 2.51 0.2 11.05 2nd & Subsequent Kidders (13/8) Lovelsglen Comet Q*1 HB074979D 6.75 3.1 3.72 2.78 2.83 0.4 25.16 Guilden Butterkup Q*5 BT027645D 5.00 3.3 3.34 3.29 3.13 2.4 21.94 Airways Esther Q* BT026599P 4.30 4.85 4.48 2.53 2.53 2.8 20.45 Ballingall Sunbeam AN033087D 4.45 3.1 3.71 3.19 3.42 0.4 18.28 Ballingall Koffi AN033088D 4.30 3.49 3.71 3.06 3.31 0.4 17.73 Burnhead Arpeggio S.007998D 4.40 3.48 3.89 2.77 2.8 0.4 17.09 Toddbrook Yazoo Q*1 BS041395D 3.20 4.35 4.58 2.77 2.84 2.8 16.22 Tremycin Stardust BA017940DA 3.65 4.19 4.34 3.03 2.96 0.4 15.83 Balmoral Show Mr G Webster 11 May 2012 MILKER S/BS (10/4) 1st Ringland's Churchview Devnet, 2nd Ringland's Churchview Avril, 3rd Galbraith's Boghill Hayley MILKER BA (5/4) 1st Greer's Taitstown Nicole, 2nd Greer's Taitstown Akeelah, 3rd Newell's Horsehay Jinzirco MILKER AN/AOV (15/11) 1st Woods's Lisnoe Rita, 2nd Woods's Lisnoe Roisin, 3rd Ringland's Churchview Swiftstill MILKER T/BT (0/0) GOATLING S/BS/T/BT/BA (9/7) 1st Ringland's Churchview Ashley, 2nd Ringland's Churchview Misshilary, 3rd Haynes's Biblin Peony GOATLING AN/AOV (7/4) 1st Galbraith's Boghill Chloe, 2nd Armstrong's Armcott Jessie, 3rd Murphy's Kerryjo Bobo FEMALE KID S/BS/T/BT/BA (2/2) 1st Galbraith's Boghill Willow, 2nd Newell's Mickeyg Sylvia FEMALE KID AN/AOV (10/5) 1st Galbraith's Boghill Lily, 2nd Jones's Castlerain Heidi, 3rd Hamilton's Moneyrea Anne BRITISH GOAT SOCIETY AWARDS Rosette BIS, CC, IPCC, BCC BS Churchview Devnet, ResBIS, CM Lisnoe Rita BCC BA Taitstown Nicole BCC's AN, BG, GG, S, T n/f) CM Lisnoe Rita CHAMPIONSHIP PARADE 1st Churchview Devnet, 2nd Lisnoe Rita, 3rd Churchview Avril, 4th Lisnoe Roisin, 5th Churchview Swiftstill, 6th Taitstown Nicole BEST GOATLING Churchview Ashley BEST FEMALE KID Boghill Lily The Chamberlain Challenge Bowl awarded to Churchview Devnet JUDGES COMMENTS: It is nearly 30years since I judged my first Balmoral show (This being my 4th time).
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