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Exhibitor Awards for 2019 Royal Welsh Show Exhibitor Awards For 2019 Royal Welsh Show Division Cattle:- WELSH BLACK CATTLE From (388) BULL, born on or after 01 Jan 2018 To (405) Col Harry Platt Memorial Perpetual Cup, *THE O.G. THOMAS MEMORIAL TROPHY And Rwas Championship Rosette For The Champion Welsh Black Exhibit. 08 Nov 2019 at 08:35 Class 388 BULL, born on or after 01 Jan 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 Class 389 John E Hughes Memorial Award And Rwas Special Rosette. (Class 388) on or after 01 Jan 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 Class 390 BULL, born on or before 31 Dec 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Ken Ellis A'i Feibion 2544 WELSH BLACK - Class 391 Major Mathias Perpetual Cup And Rwas Special Rosette - For The Best Bull, Born On Or After 1 Jan 2017. (class 390) Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 Class 392 Penbedw Perpetual Cup, Rwas Championship Rosette, Special Prize And Rwas Special Rosette - For The Best Male Exhibit. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Ken Ellis A'i Feibion 2544 WELSH BLACK - Class 393 COW, In Milk or in calf, Born on or before 01 Jan 2015 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Douglas Rowbotham 2548 WELSH BLACK - Class 394 COW, in milk or in calf, born on or between 01 Jan 2015 and 31 Dec 2015 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Teulu Jenkins 2554 WELSH BLACK - Class 395 HEIFER, in milk or in calf, born on or after 01 Jan 2016 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Trefor Jones 2558 WELSH BLACK - Class 396 HEIFER, born on or after 01 Jan 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs Gwenfair Jones & Sons 2564 WELSH BLACK - Class 397 HEIFER, under two years old on the first day of the Show. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Ms Eirian Lewis & Caryl Ann 2578 Class 398 MAIDEN HEIFER, born on or after 01 Jan 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 A & R C Williams 2582 WELSH BLACK - Class 399 South Wales Welsh Black Breeders Club Special Prize Of A Bottle Of Wine And *rosette - For The Best Cow or Heifer with calf at foot. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Douglas Rowbotham 2548 WELSH BLACK - Class 400 Perpetual Silver Salver, Rwas Championship Rosette, Special Prize And Rwas Special Rosette Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Teulu Jenkins 2554 WELSH BLACK - Class 401 The Marian Centenary Perpetual Bowl And £100 And £50 For The Reserve - For The Best Pair Of Animals Comprising Of One Male And One Female, Property Of The Same Exhibitor. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2587 Class 402 Rwas Group Rosettes - Group Of Three Animals, The Property Of The Same Exhibitor, Already Entered And Shown In The Above Classes. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2536 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2587 Class 403 Edward Prince Of Wales Perpetual Cup And Rwas Group Rosettes - For The Best Group Of Four Animals, At Least One Male And One Female, The Property Of The Same Exhibitor. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2536 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2546 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2587 Class 404 Rwas Special Rosette Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Robin & Jo Ransome 2537 Class 405 Col Harry Platt Memorial Perpetual Cup, *THE O.G. THOMAS MEMORIAL TROPHY And Rwas Championship Rosette For The Champion Welsh Black Exhibit. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Ken Ellis A'i Feibion 2544 WELSH BLACK - Exhibitor Awards For 2019 Royal Welsh Show Division Cattle:- HEREFORD CATTLE From (406) BULL, born on or before 31 Aug 2017 To (421) RWAS and *HCS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTES For the Champion Hereford exhibit. 08 Nov 2019 at 08:35 Class 406 BULL, born on or before 31 Aug 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 L & L Bowen 2590 HEREFORD - Class 407 BULL, born on or between 01 Sep 2017 and 31 Dec 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Colin Jones 2594 HEREFORD - Class 408 BULL, born on or between 01 Jan 2018 and 30 Apr 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2600 HEREFORD - Class 409 BULL, born on or after 01 May 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Adam Cloke 2605 HEREFORD - Class 410 The Dendor Perpetual Challenge Trophy & Rwas Special Rosette – For The Best Male Exhibit Born On Or After 1 January 2018 on or after 01 Jan 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2600 HEREFORD - Class 411 Wenlock Challenge Cup And Rwas Championship Rosette - For The Best Male Exhibit. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2600 HEREFORD - Class 412 COW, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or before 31 Dec 2016 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Boomer Birch and G Brindley 2610 HEREFORD - Class 413 HEIFER, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or between 01 Jan 2017 and 31 Aug 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Phil Martindale 2622 HEREFORD - Class 414 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Sep 2017 and 31 Dec 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs E Radcliffe 2628 HEREFORD - Class 415 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Jan 2018 and 31 Mar 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 L & L Bowen 2634 HEREFORD - Class 416 HEIFER, born on or after 01 Apr 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 T G & E I Thorne 2644 HEREFORD - Class 417 Glyn Jones Challenge Cup And Rwas Championship Rosette - For The Best Female Exhibit. (classes 412-416) Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 L & L Bowen 2634 HEREFORD - Class 418 Rwas Progeny Rosettes - Best Group Of At Least Three Animals, By The Same Sire Already Entered And Shown In The Above Classes. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2600 HEREFORD - 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2604 HEREFORD - 1 Messrs T & D Harrison 2641 HEREFORD - Class 419 W J Jones Cash Award Of £50 And Rwas Group Rosettes - For The Best Group Of Three Animals, At Least One Male And One Female, The Property Of The Same Exhibitor. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 L & L Bowen 2612 HEREFORD - 1 L & L Bowen 2590 HEREFORD - 1 L & L Bowen 2634 HEREFORD - Class 420 Rwas Special Rosette - For The Highest Placed Animal Bred By The Exhibitor. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs E Radcliffe 2628 HEREFORD - Class 421 RWAS and *HCS CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTES For the Champion Hereford exhibit. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 L & L Bowen 2634 HEREFORD - Exhibitor Awards For 2019 Royal Welsh Show Division Cattle:- BRITISH CHAROLAIS CATTLE From (422) BULL, born on or before 31 Dec 2016 To (440) Welshpool Livestock Sales Trophy And Rwas Special Rosette For The Best Opposite Sex To The Champion. 08 Nov 2019 at 08:35 Class 422 BULL, born on or before 31 Dec 2016 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name No Results Class 423 BULL, born in 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr & Dr Kevin & Sioned Thomas 2660 CHAROLAIS - Class 424 BULL, born on or between 01 Jan 2018 and 31 Mar 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs Jennifer Rix 2661 CHAROLAIS - Class 425 BULL, born on or between 01 Apr 2018 and 31 Jul 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Waldencourt Charolais 2668 CHAROLAIS - Class 426 Morgans Of Usk Trophy, *british Charolais Cattle Society Special Prizes And Rwas Special Rosette - £100 For The Best Junior Bull And £50 For The Reserve. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs Jennifer Rix 2661 CHAROLAIS - Class 427 Welsh Region Of The British Charolais Cattle Society Tom Jones, Parc Memorial Award And Rwas Special Rosette - For The Best Junior Bull Bred In Wales. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Richard Arwel Owen 2674 CHAROLAIS - Class 428 British Charolais Cattle Society Sash And Rwas Championship Rosette - For The Best Male Exhibit. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs Jennifer Rix 2661 CHAROLAIS - Class 429 COW, in milk or in calf, born on or before 31 Dec 2015. Must have progeny registered in the British Charolais Cattle Society Herd Book. Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr Josh Wainwright 2679 CHAROLAIS - Class 430 COW or HEIFER, in milk, or in calf, born in 2016 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr S James and Miss G Davies 2681 CHAROLAIS - Class 431 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Jan 2017 and 31 Mar 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mr R O Williams & Son 2682 Class 432 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Apr 2017 and 31 Dec 2017 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Brailes Livestock 2688 Class 433 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Jan 2018 and 31 Mar 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs S M Corbett & Daughters 2698 CHAROLAIS - Class 434 HEIFER, born on or between 01 Apr 2018 and 31 Jul 2018 Held (22 Jul 2019) Place Exhibitor Catalogue Animal Name 1 Mrs S M Corbett & Daughters 2705 CHAROLAIS - Class 435 British Charolais Cattle Society Special Prizes And Rwas Special Rosette - £100 For The Best Junior Female And £50 For The Reserve.
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