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-For Cardis, the last Saturday

-in April is a very important day...

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-..when Barley Saturday

-takes place in Cardigan.

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-It's an historic event

-which dates back to 1871.

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-Nowadays, it's a chance to show off

-horses and ponies...

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-..and tractors and cars that were

-used in the area many years ago.

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-Barley Saturday, Cardigan

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-April 2006

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-I, and others like me, head straight

-to see the stallions being judged.

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-A well-known local character...

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-..lives near the field

-where the judging takes place.

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-Meet Dic the Vet.

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-Members of your family have been

-vets in this town for many years.

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-You must have many memories

-of this event.

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-Yes. When it was resurrected -

-in '61, I believe...

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-..John Bath-house, Ifor Radley,

-Wil Ty Hen, and Ieu Trefaes Fawr...

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-..were all prominent

-in horse circles.

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-They resurrected a tradition

-that was important to the town.

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-Of course, it was a struggle

-in the early days.

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-But nowadays, people feel that Welsh

-traditions are extremely important.

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-Look at all the different colours.

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-You don't see that at every show.

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-And you don't have to enter

-beforehand.

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-You just turn up.

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-You don't have to know

-the right people.

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-It's a social occasion...

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-..and it's interesting

-how incomers react to rural folk.

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-What could be better

-on a fine Saturday?

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-There are old tractors too.

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-People have moved into this area.

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-When I was practising,

-back in the '60s...

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-..people didn't attend events

-at Christmas or Easter.

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-But these days, everyone does.

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-People have realized that we have

-our own traditions here.

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-Later, we'll take a look at the

-steam engines and vintage cars.

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-Everyone likes old things.

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-Two experts have joined me now...

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-..Huw Reed of Tyngwndwn Stud...

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-..and of course, everyone knows

-Peter Jones, or Peter Pantydefaid.

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-Neither of you is competing today.

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-No. My wife and children

-have gone to the show in Llanilar.

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-Lisa and the children

-are riding there.

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-This is my home patch,

-so I've come to show my face.

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-And his birthday's on Monday

-but the celebrations start today!

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-It's a bank holiday, of course!

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-I haven't brought my wallet,

-mind you!

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-Don't worry,

-Huw's got plenty of money!

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-That bay horse, owned by Bulman

-of Tregaron, is a very good horse.

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-Yes, and he's won a lot

-over the years.

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-He's the proper type.

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-He's the old type.

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-He's the type of horse that Arwyn -

-today's judge - likes.

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-As Peter said,

-a Welsh horse of the old type.

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-It's nice to see Arwyn judging.

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-His family have been involved

-with cobs for years.

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-That's right.

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-If Arwyn doesn't know his cobs,

-who does?

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-Look at this horse

-that's coming down now.

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-He was in Lampeter last week.

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-This horse was bred in Horeb.

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-I really like him.

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-He's the one with the white socks.

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-I think he's in London now,

-being driven.

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-He's here for the day.

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-You can see that he isn't as fat

-as the in-hand horses.

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-He's being driven,

-so he covers more miles.

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-Years ago, you could show a horse

-in-hand, under saddle and driving.

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-There's keen competition

-at one end of town.

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-At the other end,

-things are more leisurely.

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-There are lots of old machines...

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-..and horses in harness,

-pulling carts.

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-Competition is keen here too.

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-I've been coming here to the Barley

-Fair for many years - over 30 years.

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-It has grown dramatically.

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-You'd only see four or five horses,

-early on...

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-..two or three heavy horses

-and two or three cobs.

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-These days, you'll see 50 stallions,

-and driving's been introduced.

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-It raises money for good causes.

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-We're local people -

-we've always lived here...

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-..and we like to keep it going.

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-It's a great pleasure.

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-I've driven horses all my life.

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-I used to plough with horses.

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-I was kept busy

-when I was a farmer...

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-..but I still

-had my own horse and trap.

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-Nowadays, I have several traps.

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-I've been breaking in horses.

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-I've won the cup four times,

-with a different horse each time.

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-But today's judge is very harsh!

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-He comes from Pyle -

-Dai 'Ginger' Davies.

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-He's very well-known

-in driving circles.

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-But I'll have to accept

-what he says.

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-If he marks me down, I'll deserve

-it, because he knows his stuff.

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-First, he looks at the horse.

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-Then he awards points

-for the harness and the cart.

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-The driver and the groom

-must look smart.

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-I've got the best groom.

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-People seem amazed that I can

-still attract young female grooms!

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-This horse

-is called Maesyfelin Viscount.

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-He's by Laburnam Magic

-out of Tireve Tywysoges Ddu...

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-..who was sired by Nebo Prince.

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-This six-year-old gelding

-has been driving for two years.

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-This trap is an armchair gig.

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-We bought it in Reading

-two years ago.

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-We're here to enjoy ourselves.

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-We won the cup last year...

-stand, boy...

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-..so we're defending the cup

-this year...

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-..but we're also here

-to enjoy ourselves.

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-Morgan Jones from New Quay

-has the same attitude.

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-We've had this horse

-since he was a foal.

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-This cart's been with us

-for seven years.

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-We bought it in Ledbury.

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-We don't do a lot of showing

-but we like coming here.

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-We've been coming to the Barley Fair

-ever since we got this cart.

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-We won the cup every year

-until last year.

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-We'll see how it goes.

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-There's a very keen

-competitive spirit.

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-How will it go?

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-Yes!

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-Thank you very much! Cheers!

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-It's such a good show.

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-The faithful old shire horses

-are a great attraction.

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-They're decked out

-and looking their best.

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-He's 18 years old and he's competed

-at the All Wales Ploughing.

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-He's an excellent horse,

-though getting on in years.

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-But he's 100% safe...

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-..which is important, because

-our farm is open to the public.

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-They're both safe.

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-Both of these can work,

-plough and pull carts.

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-They're in harness today.

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-We've been coming here for 20 years,

-since we were children.

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-Trials have been held at Carneddog

-since 1849 - it's an old tradition.

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-My son's here, and Huw's son.

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-They'll be riding on the cart

-later on.

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-We want to keep traditions going.

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-They eat a lot - they're big horses.

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-Shoeing them costs a lot.

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-He's worth too much to sell.

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-Like a car, you know

-how many miles he's done.

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-We know the horse's history and

-we wouldn't sell him for the world.

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-Cleaning the harnesses

-is the biggest job.

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-It's not easy.

-It takes a lot of elbow grease.

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-We hope it doesn't rain -

-it tarnishes the brass...

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-..and our work gets spoilt.

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-We hope it'll stay dry.

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-They're running downhill and horses

-don't like running downhill.

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-It would be better

-if they ran uphill.

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-This is Geler Cymro Du.

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-Claire Davies, who's showing him,

-is his owner.

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-He's a nice horse.

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-He's a nice horse.

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-I owned him for four or five years.

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-I owned him for four or five years.

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-Claire was working for me

-and she fell in love with Cymro Du.

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-Here comes Derwen Reward.

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-I must say, I like him.

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-Black horses look smart.

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-There's Arwyn Bulman.

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-He's a superb contender.

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-He's a superb contender.

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-He'll be celebrating...

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-He'll be celebrating...

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-..before the end of the day.

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-..before the end of the day.

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-Nice horse, nice mover.

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-..before the end of the day.

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-He's an experienced horse.

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-Mr Tom's coming now.

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-Mr Tom's coming now.

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-Mr Tom's speeding things up.

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-Mr Tom's speeding things up.

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-The handler's young,

-and the horse can move.

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-He goes like an arrow.

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-He goes like an arrow.

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-He's true - no dishing or anything.

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-He's true - no dishing or anything.

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-He's got pace.

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-He's a good one,

-a consistent winner.

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-He's done well.

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-Here's another horse

-that's won a lot.

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-Owned by the Davies family

-of Newcastle Emlyn.

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-He came second

-at the Lampeter Stallion Show.

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-Second to that horse from Facwn.

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-Second to that horse from Facwn.

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-Here's the winner...

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-Second to that horse from Facwn.

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-..in a superb competition -

-Section D stallions.

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-Clougha Reet Lad, owned

-by Arwyn Bulman of Tregaron...

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-..wins first prize.

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-He's a strong contender

-for the championship later today.

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-He's a special type of cob.

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-A horse bred by Geler comes second.

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-The horse from Pengelli Fach,

-Newcastle Emlyn, comes third.

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-The horse from Trefaes Fawr, Beulah,

-comes fourth.

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-Look at Mr Tom moving!

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-Mr Tom can move

-as well as any of them...

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-..but that's the type today's judge

-likes, and he's the boss.

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-Arwyn Hughes, of Cefncoch,

-Rhydyfelin.

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-I must say, though -

-all of those horses deserve to win.

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-It's lovely to see such a spectacle.

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-I know Cardiganshire

-is the stronghold for Welsh cobs.

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-This is where they all came from,

-originally.

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-By now, they've travelled the world.

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-Cardiganshire

-is the home of the cob.

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-Yes, there's no doubt about that.

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-People still come here

-to find something better.

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-Cobs are sold and taken away

-but they win only so much.

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-People still come back here

-for more.

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-As I said in Lampeter last week,

-it's always the same with animals.

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-People who have money come and buy

-a good cob or whatever...

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-..but it's the old boys

-who know how to breed them.

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-When the cob they bought has gone...

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-..they don't know

-where to find another.

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-They have to come back

-for the blood.

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-It's no surprise,

-on Barley Saturday in Cardigan...

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-..to learn that there's

-an exhibition at Oriel Awen Teifi...

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-..featuring work by Aneurin Jones.

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-Aneurin lives in this town.

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-Over the years, Aneurin has focused

-a lot on the nature of horses...

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-..and horses and people together.

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-I've always loved horses

-a great deal.

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-And it's something very old...

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-..something handed down from father,

-or even great-grandfather, to son...

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-..in this respect.

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-I was brought up with horses

-and sheepdogs...

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-..and rural characters.

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-These things still appeal to me.

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-Is it correct to say that you have

-to grow up with these things...

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-..before you can truly portray them?

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-That picture, for example, of a

-stallion with his tail held high...

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-..or the picture

-of the startled horse.

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-They're so lifelike, but they were

-done with a brush, not a camera.

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-It's no accident.

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-It's something that's passed on

-in the blood.

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-If someone from, say, Birmingham,

-takes a picture of a cob...

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-..you can't tell the difference

-between its hooves and its ears.

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-But I know how to look at a horse...

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-..and I've listened to people

-talking about horses at fairs.

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-I ask them, "What's so special

-about that one?"...

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-..and they'll tell me.

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-Over the years, I've learned a lot.

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-I know what to look for.

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-I know what to look for.

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-Those two horses.

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-Those two horses.

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-One's running as though

-he just got his head free.

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-His tail, indeed every single hair

-are just as they should be.

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-And this startled horse -

-it's so accurate.

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-That one's perfect.

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-I find something like that

-to be very appealing.

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-Others do, too.

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-You catch the horse's spirit.

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-Anyone can take a horse's picture

-with a camera.

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-Lots of people like photographs.

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-But if you want something extra...

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-..you need someone who knows horses

-well, and has an artist's eye.

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-Over here is a picture

-of Meirion with Gwynfaes Culhwch.

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-Meirion's way of running is unique

-and you've captured him perfectly!

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-I recognised Meirion and Gwynfaes

-Culhwch as soon as I came in!

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-That's very interesting.

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-Many people come in

-to see my work...

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-..and they say, "Duw, where did you

-see Uncle Dai?" or Sam, or whoever.

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-And I always say that's who

-they are, though they may not be!

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-They just look similar.

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-It means you've caught

-the character.

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-It gives people great pleasure.

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-The characters who lead the horses

-in show rings have changed.

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-Flat caps and big hands

-and tweed jackets have gone.

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-Today everyone wears white jodhpurs

-and they've got earrings everywhere!

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-Yes, they've changed a great deal

-over the past decade.

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-I remember going to Lampeter and

-Llanybydder and other horse fairs...

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-..and I'd remark on groups of men

-who stood and talked.

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-They had a certain stance.

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-They could only be rural people.

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-They could never

-have been watchmakers.

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-They belonged to the land.

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-That's a cliche nowadays.

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-But these days they seem to have

-receded into the shadows.

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-They're not running the show

-any more.

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-They're a different generation

-and a different sex.

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-I've got nothing

-against the other sex.

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-But for me, it doesn't look natural.

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-The old boys - the characters...

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-..they were so similar

-to the cobs themselves.

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-Wil Williams of Gotrel, you're

-the chairman of Barley Saturday.

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-How are things this year?

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-It's all gone very well.

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-Traditionally, the chairman follows

-on after the previous chairman.

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-How long are you the chairman?

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-How long are you the chairman?

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-A year. From one year to the next.

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-You've been associated

-with the show for many years.

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-27 years.

-I've been the chairman once before.

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-People still enjoy coming here.

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-Look at the crowd that's here today.

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-There are horses

-of all shapes and sizes.

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-It's a strong annual tradition.

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-People even come from England.

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-You don't have to enter beforehand.

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-People just turn up on the day.

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-We didn't know how many would come.

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-We didn't know how many would come.

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-Don't let me keep you.

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-Don't let me keep you.

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-But I must say, I like your rosette!

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-You look like a Section C winner!

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-Thanks very much!

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-You don't often see traffic

-excluded from towns...

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-..to make way for a grand parade.

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-Tractors are passing by now,

-followed by vintage cars.

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-It's a spectacular sight.

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-Thousands of people are watching.

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-Wil Trewindsor, you've attended

-many Barley Saturdays.

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-A great many, ever since

-I was a boy, in the '30s.

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-I used to come with my uncle.

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-He came to choose stallions

-for our mares.

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-We had five mares on the farm

-at Trewindsor.

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-Were they mostly heavy horses,

-back then?

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-Shire horses and cobs.

-You saw the occasional thoroughbred.

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-Do you still work with horses?

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-I still have a grey mare

-and I have two colliers.

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-I hope I can take them

-to Llanybydder at the end of May.

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-Have you had a good day?

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-Have you had a good day?

-

-Yes, thanks.

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-Have you had a good day?

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-This parade is a fine sight.

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-This parade is a fine sight.

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-This parade is a fine sight.

-

-It's good.

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-This parade is a fine sight.

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-Is this your first time?

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-Is this your first time?

-

-No, I've been coming for years.

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-No, I've been coming for years.

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-Tell me about the Fergie.

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-Tell me about the Fergie.

-

-It's my son's.

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-It's my son's.

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-He won it in a raffle at the

-Sennybridge Road Run five years ago.

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-But he's too young to drive.

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-How long have you been doing this?

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-These cars are an amazing sight.

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-What's this car - an Austin?

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-What's this car - an Austin?

-

-Morris 8.

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-Morris 8, 1937.

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-Does it go like a rocket?

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-Does it go like a rocket?

-

-It goes very well.

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-It goes very well.

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-Mind you don't drink and drive!

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-Would you like to drive it?

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-Would you like to drive it?

-

-How much do you want for it?!

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-How much do you want for it?!

0:20:400:20:42

-How's Dai today?

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-How's Dai today?

-

-Very good!

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-Very good!

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-What time did you get here today?

0:20:500:20:53

-I left home about 8.00am.

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-It's not my own tractor.

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-But it's a lovely machine.

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-It makes a very good noise!

0:21:040:21:07

-How much power does it have?

0:21:070:21:08

-How much power does it have?

-

-About 80 or 85.

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-About 80 or 85.

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-It's amazing

-how many people are here.

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-It's an eye-opener -

-this is my first time.

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-I thought you went to all the shows.

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-I thought you went to all the shows.

-

-I always missed this one.

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-I thought you went to all the shows.

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-I only heard about it afterwards.

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-I only heard about it afterwards.

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-Where have you come from?

0:21:270:21:28

-Where have you come from?

-

-Newcastle Emlyn.

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-Newcastle Emlyn.

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-That's nearby.

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-Did you come on the tractor?

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-Did you come on the tractor?

-

-Yes. I have two here.

0:21:330:21:34

-Yes. I have two here.

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-This one's in very good condition.

0:21:350:21:38

-It's got a saw bench behind,

-for sawing firewood.

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-Do you need firewood?

0:21:420:21:44

-A wood-burning stove

-is just the job!

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-How long have you been keen

-on tractors?

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-I sold these in the 1960s.

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-I've worked with Mansel Davies

-for 20 years.

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-Barley Saturday

-is an important day.

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-A very important day.

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-This is my first time.

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-It's all very thrilling.

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-Yes, it's special.

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-Children are enjoying it too.

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-They've only ever seen these

-in books.

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-Some have never seen them before.

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-Some have never seen them before.

-

-I can smell TVO too!

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-I can smell TVO too!

0:22:270:22:28

-It smells so nice!

0:22:280:22:30

-I remember when I was a boy -

-not that I'm all that old!...

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-..lighting a Woodbine, and the smell

-of TVO - they were wonderful!

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-It's the end of Barley Saturday.

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-This is the first time

-I've attended.

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-I've enjoyed it enormously.

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-Whether you've been before or not,

-I can thoroughly recommend it.

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