A strong turnout of British Galway sheep were put forward by exhibitors at the Royal Three Counties Show on Sunday 18th June, for judge Carole Muddiman to cast her eye over.
Taking the Breed Championship was the aged ram, Quoile River Augustus (born 2020), exhibited by Miss Sarah Cook, Cambridgeshire, and bred by Penny Hutchinson, County Down. In reserve was the February-born winner of the ram lamb class, Alcroft Denzel, bred and exhibited by Sarah Cook.
The female classes saw wins for R. D. & P. L. Hall, Leicestershire, in both the ewe and ewe lamb classes, with Miss Jenny Gamblin, Somerset, taking first prize in the class for the best group of three.
RESULTS
Breed Champion
Aged ram Quoile River Augustus, exhibited by Miss Sarah Cook, bred by Penny Hutchinson
Reserve Champion
Ram lamb Alcroft Denzel, bred and exhibited by Miss Sarah Cook
Ram
1st - 2760 - Miss Sarah Cook
2nd - 2762 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall
3rd - 2761 - Miss Jenny Gamblin
Ram Lamb
1st - 2764 - Miss Sarah Cook
2nd - 2765 - Miss Jenny Gamblin
3rd - 2767 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall
Ewe
1st - 2770 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall
2nd - 2768 - Miss Sarah Cook
3rd - 2769 - Miss Jenny Gamblin
Ewe Lamb
1st - 2774 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall
2nd - 2772 - Miss Jenny Gamblin
3rd - 2773 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall
Group of three, selected from animals entered in the above classes
1st - 2775 - Miss Jenny Gamblin
2nd - 2776 - Mr R. D. & P. L. Hall