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Sheep Results 2018 Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 SHEEP INTERBREED CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Hill Sheep Judge: Champion K Stones No Name Reserve SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Longwool Judge: Champion E Sherwin Reserve SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Shortwool Lowland Judge: Champion M Bulmer Reserve TROPHY 1 Overall Champion: The Ellen Jane Harper Perpetual Trophy will be presented for the Best Sheep of all Breeds Judge: Overall Champion E Sherwin MV ACCREDITED SECTION SUFFOLK SHEEP Class 1 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st M Bulmer 2nd H C Dowson 3rd J Chapman-Jewitt Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 4th Class 2 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st James Wilkinson 2nd M Bulmer 3rd 4th Class 3 Ram Lamb, untrimmed Judge: 1st A & J Chapman 2nd James Wilkinson 3rd H C Dowson 4th H C Dowson Class 4 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st M Bulmer 2nd A & J Chapman 3rd A & J Chapman 4th Class 5 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st M Bulmer 2nd A Tooze 3rd A Tooze 4th J Chapman-Jewitt Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 Class 6 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st A Tooze 2nd M Bulmer 3rd A & J Chapman 4th A Tooze Class 7 Ewe Lamb, untrimmed Judge: 1st James Wilkinson 2nd M Bulmer 3rd H C Dowson 4th H C Dowson Class 8 Group Class for 2 females from different classes & 1 male Judge: 1st James Wilkinson 2nd M Bulmer 3rd A & J Chapman 4th J Chapman-Jewitt SPECIAL Best Woolled Suffolk Sheep Judge: Best woolled Suffolk M Bulmer Sheep SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Suffolk Sheep Judge: Champion M Bulmer Reserve A Tooze Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 TROPHY 2 Harper Cup for the Best Suffolk Sheep Judge: Best Suffolk Sheep M Bulmer TEXEL SHEEP Class 9 Aged Ram Judge: 1st P & S Hughes 2nd S Blythman 3rd J Chapman-Jewitt 4th Class 10 Shearling Ram Judge: 1st A & N Bell 2nd A & J Chapman 3rd A & N Bell 4th Class 11 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st M C Collins 2nd A & N Bell 3rd J Chapman-Jewitt 4th A & N Bell Class 12 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st A & N Bell 2nd S Blythman Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 3rd A & J Chapman 4th S Blythman Class 13 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st M C Collins 2nd Mc Collins Logram Flock- Texels, Howsham Flock -Hampshire 3rd A & N Bell 4th A & N Bell Class 14 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st Mc Collins Logram Flock- Texels, Howsham Flock -Hampshire 2nd A & J Chapman 3rd M C Collins 4th A & N Bell Class 15 Group class for 2 females from different classes and 1 male Judge: 1st A & J Chapman 2nd A & N Bell 3rd M C Collins 4th S Blythman SPECIAL Best woolled MV Accredited Texel Judge: Best woolled MV M C Collins Accredited Texel SPECIAL Champion and Reserve MV Accredited Texel Judge: Champion M C Collins Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 Reserve Champion A & N Bell TROPHY 3 Mrs V Kendrew Cup for the best MV Accredited Texel Judge: Best MV Accredited M C Collins Texel BRITISH CHAROLLAIS SHEEP Class 16 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st T & J Hunter 2nd C W Marwood & Son 3rd C W Marwood & Son 4th C Dougherty Class 17 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st C W Marwood & Son 2nd C W Marwood & Son 3rd T & J Hunter 4th C Dougherty Class 18 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st C W Marwood & Son 2nd 3rd 4th Class 19 Shearling Ewe Judge: Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 1st C W Marwood & Son 2nd C W Marwood & Son 3rd C Dougherty 4th C Dougherty Class 20 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st T & J Hunter 2nd C W Marwood & Son 3rd C Dougherty 4th C W Marwood & Son Class 21 Group class for 2 females from different classes and 1 male Judge: 1st C W Marwood & Son 2nd C Dougherty 3rd 4th SPECIAL Best Woolled Charollais Sheep Judge: Best woolled C W Marwood & Son Charollais Sheep SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Charollais Sheep Judge: Champion T & J Hunter Reserve C W Marwood & Son TROPHY 4 Perpetual Challenge Trophy for the best British Charollais Judge: Best British Charollais T & J Hunter Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 BELTEX SHEEP Class 22 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st P & V Noble 2nd C Findlay 3rd T & J Hunter 4th W Findlay Class 23 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st L Percy 2nd T & J Hunter 3rd L Percy 4th A & W Payne Class 24 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st P & V Noble 2nd W Findlay 3rd J & E Hedley 4th W Findlay Class 25 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st C Findlay 2nd P & V Noble 3rd T & J Hunter 4th W Findlay Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 Class 26 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st L Percy 2nd P & V Noble 3rd A & W Payne 4th P & V Noble Class 27 Group class for 2 females from different classes and 1 male Judge: 1st W Findlay 2nd P & V Noble 3rd A & W Payne 4th T & J Hunter SPECIAL Best Woolled Beltex Judge: Best woolled Beltex T & J Hunter SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Beltex Judge: Champion P & V Noble Reserve C Findlay TROPHY 5 The Minexcel Trophy for the Champion Beltex Judge: Winner P & V Noble ANY OTHER PURE CONTINENTAL BREED Class 28 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st J & I Teasdale Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 2nd P & S Hughes 3rd J & I Teasdale 4th H & J Dean Class 29 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st H & J Dean 2nd M Clough 3rd H & J Dean 4th J & I Teasdale Class 30 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st H & J Dean 2nd J & I Teasdale 3rd H & J Dean 4th P & S Hughes Class 31 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st J & I Teasdale 2nd M Clough 3rd M Clough 4th J & I Teasdale Class 32 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st H & J Dean 2nd P & S Hughes 3rd H & J Dean Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 4th J & I Teasdale Class 33 Group class for 2 females from different classes and 1 male Judge: 1st H & J Dean 2nd J & I Teasdale 3rd P & S Hughes 4th I & S Clough SPECIAL Best woolled Any Other Continental Sheep Judge: Best woolled Any H & J Dean Other Continental Sheep SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Any Other Continental Sheep Judge: Champion H & J Dean Reserve J & I Teasdale HAMPSHIRE DOWN SHEEP Class 34 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st A & M Pink 2nd 3rd 4th Class 35 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700072 2nd Louie Van Geffen Raisdale Pedigree Livestock Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 3rd Louie Van Geffen Raisdale Pedigree Livestock 4th Class 36 Aged or Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700075 2nd Louie Van Geffen Raisdale Pedigree Livestock 3rd A & M Pink 4th Class 37 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st A & M Pink 2nd Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700073 3rd Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700074 4th Louie Van Geffen Raisdale Pedigree Livestock SPECIAL Best woolled Hampshire Down Judge: Best woolled A & M Pink Hampshire Down SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Hampshire Down Judge: Champion Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700072 Reserve Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700075 TROPHY 6 The Greenwell Trophy donated by Bethany Philips for the Champion Hampshire Down Judge: Champion Hampshire Louis Stainthorpe Uk01357700072 Down ZWARTBLES Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 Class 38 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1 J & A Stevenson 2 3 4 Class 39 Ram Lamb Judge: 1 J & A Stevenson 2 Mrs A Telfer 3 Christine Slee 4 Class 40 Ewe having reared lambs in 2018 Judge: 1 Christine Slee 2 J & A Stevenson 3 4 Class 41 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1 J & A Stevenson 2 Christine Slee 3 Mrs A Telfer 4 Mrs A Telfer Class 42 Ewe Lamb Judge: Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 1 J & A Stevenson 2 Christine Slee 3 Mrs A Telfer 4 Class 43 Group class for 2 females from different classes and 1 male Judge: 1 J & A Stevenson 2 3 Christine Slee 4 SPECIAL Best woolled Zwartbles Judge: SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Zwartbles Judge: LEICESTER SHEEP Class 44 Aged or Shearling Ram Judge: 1st Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 2nd Miss K Ward 3rd Sir Tatton Sykes 4th Aconley & Shipley Class 45 Ram Lamb Judge: 1st Miss K Ward 2nd Sir Tatton Sykes Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 3rd Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 4th Aconley & Shipley Class 46 Ewe having reared Lambs in 2018 Judge: 1st Aconley & Shipley 2nd M Field 3rd Miss K Ward 4th Sir Tatton Sykes Class 47 Shearling Ewe Judge: 1st Aconley & Shipley 2nd Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 3rd M Field 4th Class 48 Hogget In Wool Judge: 1st Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 2nd M Field 3rd Aconley & Shipley 4th Class 49 Ewe Lamb Judge: 1st Miss K Ward 2nd Aconley & Shipley 3rd Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 4th Sir Tatton Sykes Show Results Name of the show: Ryedale Show 2018 Date: 31/07/2018 Class 50 Group Class for 2 females from different classes & 1 male Judge: 1st Aconley & Shipley 2nd Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy 3rd Miss K Ward 4th Sir Tatton Sykes SPECIAL Best woolled Leicester Judge: Best woolled Leicester Miss K Ward SPECIAL Champion and Reserve Champion Leicester Sheep Judge: Champion Mr & Mrs R & A Lacy Reserve TROPHY 7 The Francis J.
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