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DAIRY SHORTHORN CATTLE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND LIST OF NATIONAL JUDGES. The following list has been drawn up by the Council of the Shorthorn Society to assist Agricultural Societies in the selection of Judges for Dairy Shorthorn cattle. Name Date joined list since 1950 Address Tel no Email BAYNES, RG 2000 Woodnook Hill Farm, Slaley, Hexham, Northumberland NE47 0BW 01434 673244 NA BELL G 2005 Brindlewood Farm Middlewich Road Minshull Vernon Cheshire CW1 4RD 07828 483995 [email protected] BOOTE, R 1995 Yew Tree Farm, Dunham Hill, Via Warrington, Cheshire 07871 068906 [email protected] BOYES, KE 1991 23a Halfpenny Gate Rd, Broomhedge, Moira, Craigavon, Co Armagh, N I, BT67 OHW 07703 497919 [email protected] CARTER G R 2012 Old Castle, Clonakenny, Roscrea,Co. Tipperary, Eire. 00353 862057866 [email protected] COLLINS, I 2002 Church Farm, Whitley Lower, Dewsbury, W Yorks WE12 OND 07761 965 493 NA COLLINS, Mrs M 1996 Church Farm, Whitley Lower, Dewsbury, W Yorks WE12 OND 01924 493422 NA CLIGG, T O 2011 Pipplepen Farm, South Perrott, Beaminster, Devon, DT8 3HS 07811 933174 [email protected] CRANK, E 2003 Village Green Farm, Ince, Nr Chester, Cheshire. CH2 4NN 07779 109 504 [email protected] CRANK, R 2018 Village Green Farm, Ince, Nr Chester, Cheshire CH2 4NN 07779 109 504 [email protected] CRANK M 2014 18 Avondale Whitby, South Wirral, Cheshire, CH65 6RW 07500 003792 [email protected] CRAIG, DH 1991 New Park Farm, Westgate, Weardale, Bishop Auckland, Durham 07796 792721 [email protected] DAVIES, Mrs E 2006 Troedyrhiw, Llangynnin, St Clears, Carmarthenshire SA33 4JU 01994 230377 [email protected] DIXON S E 2014 Rushy Lea, Wear Bank,Hamsterley,Bishop Auckland,Co. Durham,DL13 3NX, 07766 552 810 NA GARNETT, DJ 1982 Oxton Grange, Tadcaster, Yorks 01937 832820 NA HARRIES, I 2006 Gellirodyn Isaf Farm, Pontardulais Road, Crosshands, Llanelli, SA14 6PL 07814 308145 [email protected] HARRIES, O 2008 Gellirodyn Isaf Farm, Pontardulais Road, Crosshands, Llanelli, SA14 6PL 07814 308145 HAYWARD C 2000 Westwood Farm, Westwood, Nr Tuxford, Newark, Notts NG22 0PF 07901 561679 [email protected] HAYWARD, M 2002 The Grange, East Drayton, Retford, Nottingham, DN22 0LT 07817 989336 [email protected] HARRISON P 2003 Breckney Hill, East Heddon, Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland, NE15 0HE 07708 030840 [email protected] JACKSON, DE 1995 Firbank Farm, Cliburn, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 3AL 07831 486856 [email protected] JACKSON, M 2017 Richmond Farm Cottage, Richmond Farm, Thrisk YO7 3HW 07710 601561 [email protected] JAMES, Meurig 2017 Pengawse Farm, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34 0RE 07860 438510 [email protected] JAMES, G 1992 Llysowen, Bryngwyn, Newcastle Emlyn, Dyfed, SA38 OPJ 07977 537651 [email protected] KITE, R 2013 Coton Hall Farm, Milwich, Stafford, ST18 0ET 07834 360755 [email protected] LOMAX, J 2018 Hill Chorlton Farm, Baldwins Gate, Newcastle, Staffs, ST5 5JF 01782 680317 [email protected] MADELEY G 1976 Rodway Manor, Kynnersley, Telford, Shropshire TF6 6EF 01952 541211 [email protected] MADELEY, D 2016 11 East Wall, Much Wenlock,Shropshire,TF13 6DU 07930 612759 [email protected] MADELEY, N 1995 Cherry Oaks Farm, Lower Monkhall, Monkhopton, Bridgnorth, Salop 07793 365188 [email protected] MANLEY, A 2017 Monasteroris, Edenderry, Co Offaly, Eire 00353 868073813 [email protected] MORGAN MR R 2012 Woodend Hall Farm,Coton,Whitchurch,Shropshire,SY13 3LJ 07870 139901 [email protected] NORBURY, G 2010 Broad Lane Farm, Sproston,Holmes Chapel,Crewe,Cheshire,CW4 7LY, 07889 125708 [email protected] OSBORNE, TWK 1998 2 Whitchurch Cottages, Ston Easton, Nr Bath, Somerset. BA3 4DW 01761 241247 NA PRICE JONES D 2012 Little Overton Farm, Overton on Dee, Wrexham, Clwydd, LL13 0LG 01978 710592 [email protected] RITSON, JG 1985 Ireby Hall, Ireby, Carlisle, Cumbria CA5 1DS 01697 371238 NA ROBINSON, J 2002 Strickley, Old Hutton, Kendal, Cumbria. LA8 0AU 01539 728608 [email protected] STAMPER, D 2016 Keepers cottage, ivegill, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA4 0PJ. 07717 344786 NA SLADE D 2003 Southcott Farm, Chawleigh, Chumleigh, Devon, EX18 7HP 07967 120148 [email protected] SLADE W 2014 East Molland, Chulmleigh, Devon EX18 7EF 07772 932778 [email protected] TEASDALE, JJ 1985 Brickhouse Farm, Kirkbean, Dumfries, DG2 8DN 01387 880236 [email protected] TEASDALE, JOE 1997 Brickhouse Farm, Kirkbean, Dumfries, DG2 8DN 07595 894190 [email protected] THOMAS, SVB 1992 Drysgolgoch, Llyanfyrnach, Dyfed, SA35 OAT 07787 563242 [email protected] Thomas, Sion Mr 2019 Drysgolgoch, Llwyndrain, Llanfynach, Pembrokeshire, SA3 50AT 07789 078740 [email protected] THROUP, PN 1995 3 Prospect Terrace,Bradley, Keighley,West Yorkshire, BD20 9EU 01535 634873 NA WINNINGTON, D 2002 Moor End Farm,Gnosall,Staffordshire, ST20 0JB 07854 027072 [email protected] WHITTLE, AHJ 1985 Houndsmoor, Milverton, Taunton, Somerset, TA4 1PU 07799 613976 [email protected] WHITTAKER, B 2018 Church Farm, Tabley, Knutsford, Cheshire,WA16 0PR 07922 648104 [email protected] YOUNG, W A Mrs 2002 Springfield Farm, Kirby Underdale, York, YO41 1QY 07785 971614 [email protected] List of Regional ApproveD JuDges. The Dairy Shorthorn Society has a list of less experienced judges who have shown their capability at society judging days and will hopefully gain experience by being invited to judge at smaller Regional Shows. Name Date joined list Address Tel no Email Aylwin , A Miss 2016 Stablebarn Farm, Blackgate Lane, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 1DL Bowen, Mrs Teleri Treto Uchaf, Trelech, Carmarthen, SA33 6SH 01239 698424 [email protected] Collins, J Miss 37 Hill Top Close, Ewloe, Deeside, Flintshire CH5 3HA 01244 531283 NA Craig, N Miss New Park Farm, Westgate, Bishop Auckland, Co Durham 01388 517297 NA Davies, J Miss Troedyrhiw, Llangynnin, St Clears, Carmarthenshire SA33 4JU 07739 467491 NA Dobson, M Mr Hillhead, Auldgirth, Dumfries, DG2 0TS 07880 676178 [email protected] Fisher, J Mr Pond Farm, Walesby,Newark, Notts, NG22 9NZ 07551 786492 [email protected] Mannerings, F Miss 2016 Chilton Farm, Alkham, Kent, CT15 7DR 07769 176279 [email protected] Morgan, H Miss 2018 Woodend Hall Farm, Coton, Whitchurch, Shropshire, SY13 3LJ 07494 535409 [email protected] McLean, Mr J , Priestlands Farm,76 Priestlands Road,Bushmills,Co Antrim,N Ireland,BT57 8UP 07884 268849 [email protected] Malkin, Mr T Cotwalton Farm, Cotwalton,Stone,Staffordshire,ST15 8TA 07986 436682 [email protected] Pattinson, Miss S Dale Farm, Weaver, Waterhouses, Stoke on Trent, Staffs, ST10 3HD 01538 308289 NA Rawlins, H Ablington Farm, Figheldean, Salisbury, Wilts, SP4 8JX 07767 408068 [email protected] Royle, S Mr Home Farm House, Home Farm, Dunham Massey, Altrincham, Cheshire WA14 4SP 07966 547570 [email protected] Stockton, Mr R 40 Swincombe Rise, The Brambles, West End, Southampton, SO18 3NL 01703 471983 [email protected] Young. J Mr Springfield Farm, Kirby Underdale, York, YO41 1QY 01759 369638 NA.
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