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-A chance now to enjoy highlights

-from the Royal Welsh Show.

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-As the Show family picks up

-sticks and heads home...

-..we look back at the busiest

-Thursday ever in Llanelwedd.

-Today,

-almost 55,000 people came in...

-..to enjoy the excitement

-of competition.

-So sit back and enjoy all the drama

-from the 2016 Royal Welsh Show.

-Tonight, we'll see the Cuddy

-and Tom & Sprightly competitions.

-We'll also have the best

-from the Sheep and Cattle Rings.

-We'll see the muscular battle

-between shearers and axe men.

-And more of the Show's characters.

-Thursday is a busy day

-in every competition ring.

-We start amongst the sheep

-with Catrin.

-It's the final day

-of competition here...

-..but there's a big prize

-still up for grabs.

-It's the Interbreed Group

-Championship.

-That's what's happening behind us

-at the moment.

-There are 25 taking part.

-What do you think?

-It's a very high standard.

-The way these people

-turn these animals out...

-..they're really worth seeing.

-This is an interbreed competition.

-How difficult is it to judge all

-these breeds against each other?

-It's a tough job,

-but at the end of the day...

-..the judge in the ring

-will favour one group.

-As long as there's nothing

-wrong with the three animals...

-..that will be the winning group.

-What stands out for you

-in this class?

-One has caught my eye,

-and I don't profess to be right.

-It's the group of Hampshires

-over there.

-The Hampshire Downs.

-They have been turned out

-very smartly.

-What appeals to you

-about that group?

-The ram and ewe

-are almost the same height.

-You might expect the lamb

-to be a bit smaller...

-..but from the back,

-they match each other so well...

-..with their tails

-trimmed in a similar way.

-They look smart to me from here.

-The judge has his shortlist

-in one half of the class...

-..the Rouge, Beltex and Suffolk.

-He is now in the other half of

-the class, choosing his shortlist.

-He has now decided on his shortlist.

-Dyfed, do you agree?

-Yes, all three groups

-are tremendous.

-Now he has a real headache.

-He has chosen the very best

-for his shortlist.

-This is when the heart starts

-beating faster, believe you me.

-For the judges or exhibitors?

-For the judges or exhibitors?

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-The exhibitors.

-They know that

-they're a hair's breadth...

-..from winning the Championship.

-The judge is now taking a long-range

-view of his latest shortlist.

-The judge has chosen

-his winning group...

-..the Beltex owned by

-Alastair Jackson from Scotland.

-Many congratulations.

-Many congratulations.

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-Thank you very much.

-What goes into choosing

-the ideal group of three?

-You're looking for a right even

-match in the type of sheep.

-It was clearly worth

-the trip down from Scotland.

-All the best and a great

-congratulations to you.

-In addition to the competitions

-here at the blacksmith's shed...

-..there's been an ongoing project.

-Andrew Rowe has been in charge

-of that project.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-Good thanks.

-The project is ongoing

-and this is a small part of it.

-Tell us about it.

-As you say, it's a small piece.

-This is a project to create

-a new cenotaph in Belgium.

-There have been contributions

-from all over the world.

-Part of that project

-is to create a poppy.

-That poppy will be placed

-at the bottom of the cenotaph...

-..and sold to help pay

-for the project.

-We've got a finished one here.

-They are incredibly beautiful

-and effective.

-They're also unique.

-They all have

-an individual character.

-Everyone starts

-with the same pattern.

-They're made by hand

-by blacksmiths across the world...

-..so they all have slightly

-different characteristics.

-As you said, people have contributed

-from all over the world.

-How many of these poppies

-do you think you need?

-To make it around the Cenotaph

-itself, there are 2016.

-That's to signify the year.

-We're selling up to 5,000 of the

-poppies to pay for the project.

-They're on sale here at the Show.

-Yes, you can buy them here

-and take them home.

-You can also buy them on the web

-at ypres2016.com

-There's a shop on the website where

-you can reserve or buy your poppy.

-You'll then receive your poppy

-in the post...

-..in September after the event.

-Thanks for the chat.

-Thanks for the chat.

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-My pleasure.

-Thanks for the chat.

-Next up

-is the Welsh Pony Championship.

-The winner of this Championship...

-..will win the Coed Coch Perpetual

-Trophy as well as a rosette.

-Coed Coch is a well-known name

-in the pony world.

-Section A and B ponies.

-Coed Coch Berwynfa and Tan-y-bwlch

-Berwyn are familiar Section B names.

-Miss Broderick has made

-a huge contribution to the breed.

-The Coed Coch Trophy is awarded to

-the Champion Section B Welsh Pony.

-Ann Bigley.

-She's talking

-to one of the stewards.

-I think she's made her decision.

-Will Lemonshill Falcon

-win a third prize this morning?

-Here we are. No, Valeur Dancing

-Fairy Lustre has won it.

-Congratulations

-to Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre...

-..who's been very successful today.

-She's owned by the Landon family.

-She's the winner

-of the Welsh Pony Championship.

-How hard is it

-for Mr Robert Howard...

-..when he has the cream

-of Welsh ponies in front of him...

-..to decide on a winner?

-He must have the model

-of the perfect horse in his mind.

-So he's seeing

-which one matches that model.

-The hat has come off.

-What do you think, Heledd?

-I want the story.

-I want Caebryn Endeavour to win.

-What about you?

-What about you?

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-I'm going for the female.

-I think I'm right!

-That's why you're the expert!

-Russell Bennett and Graham Roberts.

-We'd recognize him

-from his choice of trousers!

-Costa Lillybette.

-An excellent morning

-for Section B and C.

-They returned

-to the Main Ring later...

-..to compete for

-The Tom & Sprightly Perpetual Cup.

-Heinz Speikerman is a real horseman.

-Definitely. Just look at his face.

-He's here to find the best horse,

-nothing else.

-Heinz rears Section D horses.

-This may be a good pattern

-for Heinz.

-However, there are three other

-strong contenders in the ring.

-We haven't looked at

-the Section C horse yet.

-The Section D champion too,

-Costa Lillybette.

-Next will be the Section A winner,

-Talgarth Taylor.

-He has a pattern

-that Heinz will be fond of.

-The final one

-is Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre...

-..from The Netherlands.

-The Section B champion.

-The Section B champion.

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-She's moved well all day.

-The hat has come off.

-The Section B Champion has won it.

-Fair play.

-She's moved so well today.

-The Landon family.

-The Tom & Sprightly champion,

-Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre...

-..owned by the Landon family

-from Kidwelly.

-Many congratulations to them.

-In the next part, Dai will be

-in amongst the young bulls.

-Catrin will be among the sheep.

-The young farmers

-will be busy competing.

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-My name is Elfyn Thomas.

-I live in a village

-called Capel Dewi.

-It's by Carmarthen.

-The society asks me to bring my dogs

-every year.

-It's an honour to bring them here

-and show them working.

-I bring a young dog out first.

-I want to show the audience

-how the dog is supposed to work.

-It's important that the dogs respond

-to the commands and the whistle.

-It's an honour

-to be here every year.

-It's important that I also see some

-new faces and familiar ones too.

-I love it here every year.

-The Junior Bull

-Interbreed Championship...

-..took place

-first thing this morning.

-The native breeds

-started proceedings.

-Paul Gentry

-has hit the Aberdeen bull.

-The Aberdeen bull is the winner.

-The Aberdeen Angus bull,

-Glympton Revolver...

-..would represent the native breeds

-in the Supreme Championship.

-Next up, the continental breeds.

-Who won this one?

-I still say that the Limousin

-will win it.

-I think you're right.

-Excellent.

-I think this one

-will be the overall champion.

-I'd go for this one

-if it was between those two.

-Peredur and Llyr Hughes's bull would

-be the one going head to head...

-..with Glympton Farms' bull

-in the Supreme Championship.

-This is the championship to find

-the best junior bull in the Show.

-They are two good bulls.

-He won't be long

-in making a decision.

-A Limousin bull owned by

-Peredur Hughes and his son, Llyr.

-Glympton Farms from Oxfordshire

-own the Aberdeen bull.

-Two of the most popular breeds.

-Both are in front of us, Richard.

-The Lim is enormous.

-He is. He's enjoying himself.

-He loves being out there.

-He knows there are plenty of eyes

-on him.

-He's a real specimen.

-What did he say?

-"A very, very, very easy winner."

-Congratulations to Peredur and

-Llyr Hughes, Rhosgoch, Amlwch...

-..for winning the Junior Bull

-Supreme Championship...

-..with the Limousin, Pabo Legend.

-I'm sure we'll see him back

-in the near future.

-The young farmers

-take over this area on Thursday.

-We call it a forestry competition

-but it's more woodwork.

-Two YFC members will make a

-wooden gate from raw materials.

-They have two hours to get it done.

-They started at 9.30 this morning.

-We have two members

-representing each Welsh county.

-They've had to do similar

-competitions amongst their counties.

-The best of the counties compete

-to be the best in the country.

-They'll have set a high standard

-before starting.

-They're all exhibited outside

-the ring in the afternoon.

-What we're trying to do

-is show the public...

-..and people who don't know

-what the Young Farmers do...

-..the different skillsets

-that they have.

-The standard of the gates I saw

-this morning was exceptional.

-It'll come down to the minutiae.

-You wouldn't be surprised

-if they all did this as a day job.

-If these were all young farmers...

-..they would get work

-as carpenters all year round.

-Ceredigion was successful

-in this morning's competition.

-My old club, Llanddeiniol YFC,

-were the winners.

-It's nice to see that the members

-are still at it...

-..and that there are still craftsmen

-in Ceredigion.

-This afternoon, the young farmers

-have a fence-building competition.

-They're using

-the rural craft method.

-There are a number of skills they

-have to show in building the fence.

-They have to tie the wire together

-and put a turn in the fence.

-There are different elements

-that are connected to it.

-Again, it's a good finish

-from the young farmers.

-Their work is being exhibited.

-There are no limits to the talents

-of the young farmers.

-It's nice to see the core crafts

-are still alive.

-This is the Interbreed

-Ram Lamb Championship.

-Tom Evans of Coedhirion,

-Llanddarog, is with me.

-This is a comparatively new

-competition.

-It's a competition...

-..to give lambs which can't win

-the Supreme Championship a chance.

-They are lambs

-which will continue the breed.

-It's praise for potential,

-which is what you get in ram lambs.

-These animals

-are the future of the breed.

-What will the judge be looking for

-in a ram lamb champion?

-They'll be looking at size,

-how sharp the animal looks...

-..and how well it stands

-on its four legs.

-The judge is Jeff Chilman.

-Do you know what he favours?

-It's a really tough job

-in this class..

-..because they come

-in all shapes and sizes...

-..and with all types of wool.

-He has a tough job.

-He has a tough job.

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-Yes.

-The 2016 Interbreed

-Ram Lamb Championship...

-..has gone to Mr Basil Cooper

-with his Southdown ram lamb.

-Congratulations to you.

-Thank you very much indeed.

-Very proud.

-You've come close a few times.

-I was reserve two years ago

-and the year before...

-..so I've been runner up twice.

-I'm very proud to win

-the George Hughes Trophy.

-Many congratulations.

-This is the Ewe Lamb Championship.

-What do they look for

-in this competition?

-These are the future of the Show

-for many years to come.

-They breed the herds of the future.

-They will come here

-as yearling ewes next year...

-.and as older ewes in future years.

-It's great to see

-the variety of breeds.

-We have the popular breeds.

-Some breeds are more prominent.

-It's nice to see them in the same

-ring as the less popular breeds.

-He's coming to the Ryelands.

-We have a small herd of Ryelands

-at home.

-There wasn't even a class for

-Ryelands four or five years ago.

-Now they are up to about fifty.

-A crowd has gathered to see one of

-the final competitions at the Show.

-The judge judges and compares

-from a distance.

-The Suffolk is brought forward.

-Of course the Suffolk

-is brought forward!

-No doubt about it!

-The question is

-who will join the Suffolk.

-The Bleu du Maine

-caught your eye as well, Tomos.

-The Ewe Lamb Championship,

-as if there was any doubt at all...

-..has gone to the Suffolk.

-Yesterday's Supreme Champion

-is owned by John Sinnett.

-After the break, we follow one

-of this Show's stalwarts...

-..on his big day, the commentator

-turned judge, Charles Arch.

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-Welcome back.

-Thursday is a big day

-in the horse ring...

-..especially for one of

-the Show's old faithfuls.

-He's been a familiar voice

-here for years.

-Today, he stepped out

-from behind the mike...

-..and donned the bowler hat

-of the judge.

-It's a challenge

-and a thrill at the same time.

-All the horses in front of us...

-..are champions in their own right.

-What we are looking for

-is an animal in the ring...

-..that gives us a special thrill.

-One that says to us,

-"Here I am, look at me".

-That's the view facing us

-at present.

-We're watching

-the In-Hand Championship.

-Charles Arch

-has his work cut out for him.

-He's adjusting and deciding

-which of these champions...

-..will win the

-Royal Welsh In-Hand Championship.

-This is clearly

-the cream of the crop here.

-It's great to have

-so many fantastic horses.

-They're all champions

-at one of the country's main shows.

-I'm sure Charles Arch will be busy.

-This junior stallion found

-it difficult to settle earlier.

-He's travelling much better now.

-Here's the Section B Champion,

-Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre.

-Here's Talgarth Taylor,

-the Section A Champion.

-Here's one for you, Heledd.

-It's a palomino, Twrog Brenin Aur.

-He is the Palomino Champion.

-This is a little surprising,

-Hunter horses in hand.

-Bobby Jones, who usually exhibits

-in Section B.

-He has donned a bowler

-to move on to the hunter ponies.

-He is exhibiting on behalf of

-Teleri Humphreys from Machynlleth.

-Costa Lillybette,

-the best from Section C.

-There's the champion Shire Horse...

-..Sheepwash Derbyshires Eventide.

-A big name for a big horse.

-Which one will be the 2016

-Royal Welsh Show In-Hand Champion?

-The Shire Horse comes forward.

-The Section C horse too.

-Section B is brought forward.

-Section B is coming.

-Section C is out too,

-Costa Lillybette.

-We've got another one

-in the distance...

-..1535, Brookvale Celtic-Isle,

-the In-Hand Hunter Pony.

-Those are the four

-I think that Charles...

-..has chosen from the long line.

-The hat is off.

-Who will take the big prize?

-The Shire Horse takes the

-Royal Welsh In-Hand Championship!

-There we are.

-Sheepwash Derbyshires Eventide,

-the Shire Horse Champion.

-He takes the In-Hand Championship...

-..at the Royal Welsh Show.

-Reserve Champion

-is the Landon family's...

-..Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre,

-the Section B Champion.

-The Shire Horse has won

-the In-Hand Championship.

-That means that another horse

-takes the Cuddy...

-..and a ticket for the Horse

-of the Year Show in Birmingham...

-..Valeur Dancing Fairy Lustre,

-winner of Section B.

-This is

-Sheepwash Derbyshires Eventide.

-The In-Hand Champion

-at the 2016 Royal Welsh Show.

-He's quite a sight.

-It's very easy

-to explain this competition.

-It's the shearers against

-the axe men. Cutting is the goal.

-The axe men cut trees while

-the shearers cut wool off the lambs.

-The faster the better!

-The only thing you don't want to cut

-is your toes!

-It's a bit of fun. As commentators,

-we try to get the excitement going.

-We try to create some rivalry

-between the two lots.

-It's developed a bit now.

-There's a bit of teasing going on.

-Those shearers can't be trusted!

-They say that there are tactics

-going on.

-That's more down

-to the axe men than the shearers!

-I've never seen a block of wood

-kicking. A sheep certainly can!

-It's easier for the shearers

-to change a few details.

-Two years ago, they decided to shear

-the bellies of all the lambs.

-Someone pointed out there's

-more wool on a pocket handkerchief!

-Shearers just shear

-what's put in front of them.

-We'll see what the axe men do

-this afternoon.

-Stand by your logs.

-One, two, three. Go!

-Here we go, then. It's the shearers

-against the axe men.

-The axe men are from the Wye Valley.

-Daf Davies is challenging

-on behalf of the shearers.

-The axe men have taken the lead.

-Dafydd Davies

-has turned to the second pen.

-But who will be the first

-to make it to the second?

-The axe men have changed hands.

-Dafydd Davies

-has only just finished his lamb.

-Down it goes.

-Llywelyn is the second shearer.

-The axe man is already halfway.

-He's gobbling up that wood!

-The axes have come from New Zealand.

-It's Welshmen taking

-each other on at the moment.

-I'm not sure who'll finish first.

-It's very close. Llywelyn is on

-the home run. Down the final side.

-Who will win? It's so close!

-Llywelyn pulls the cord.

-The shearers win it!

-Only just!

-The shearers won the day

-in the intermediate section.

-They also won the senior section.

-Lloyd Rees is flying!

-Lloyd Rees is flying!

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-It's so close!

-Lloyd Rees wins the day.

-But in the open

-and masters sections...

-..the axe men were the winners.

-The score was equal.

-Sam Saunders, the New Zealand team

-manager, is bound to be behind.

-The Kiwi on the axe has beaten

-the Kiwi on the handpiece!

-The axe men take it this time.

-Sam Saunders

-is still having some trouble.

-It's equal again at 2-2.

-Everything was at stake

-in the final.

-One, two, three, go!

-Off we go for the international race

-between shearers and axe men.

-The French are up against

-Denmark and Tasmania.

-A little kick for Jalle Resneau...

-..which gives Todd Nielson

-from Tasmania a bit of time.

-He has nearly finished.

-Watch your toes, Todd!

-Todd Nielson has finished.

-Wow, things have changed here.

-This is the Danish axe champion.

-These Reseneau women -

-I think this is the second, Jalle...

-..are shearing very fast indeed.

-The second shearer is fast too.

-They're both hard at it!

-Resneau has started a bit early

-but no matter.

-The other one got a kick!

-He has given a chance to the axe men

-once again.

-He's the champion

-who's come all the way from Denmark.

-Elonore Resneau

-is a little bit behind.

-Jalle Resneau had a bit of a kick.

-But the axe men showed no mercy.

-It seems to me that it's 3-2

-to the axe men this time.

-A day to remember

-here at the shearing centre!

-Over the last three years,

-Welsh Black, South Devon...

-..and Hereford cattle have won

-the Native Breeds Championship.

-But which trio

-would come up trumps this year?

-Here he is,

-Mr Boomer Birch, the judge.

-He has his work cut out.

-Yes. It's quite difficult.

-The Devon cattle

-are very impressive.

-Yes, they certainly stand out.

-It's very quiet here.

-The judge is behind the cattle.

-He's looking at

-the most important part...

-..in terms of judging their value.

-There are eight groups of three.

-The judge

-is going to select the best four.

-Do you have a preference, Deio?

-The South Devon and the Welsh Black

-stand out for me.

-For me, the Devons

-have the best group of three.

-The North Devons

-are being pulled out.

-He has selected four.

-The Welsh Blacks, the Herefords, the

-South Devons and the North Devons.

-He has made his decision...

-..on the best

-native breed group of three...

-..at the Royal Welsh Show of 2016.

-He has stayed over there

-with the Devons.

-He's going now...

-It's the Herefords, as I thought!

-He had brought them this far.

-The bull has certainly carried

-the rest of the breed here today.

-There is absolutely nothing wrong

-with the two cows.

-But the bull is exceptional.

-The South Devon Cattle

-take the reserve.

-In the final part, the Supreme

-Championship in the horse section...

-..and the Grand Parade

-brings the 2016 Royal Welsh Show...

-..to a dramatic end.

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-Welcome to the Evans Brothers stall

-at the Royal Welsh.

-We're a family company

-founded in 1988.

-The company started

-in the farm workshop.

-When I was younger, I was interested

-in repairing tractors.

-I then began repairing

-my neighbours' tractors.

-The company's grown from that.

-We now have four branches.

-Hello, I'm Helen.

-I work for Evans Brothers.

-We've won the first prize

-for the best stall at the Show.

-We've tried to adorn the tractors

-as best we can.

-We've also done an exhibition...

-..as the Fergie is celebrating

-its 70th birthday this year.

-We've tried to show the Fergie

-in its natural habitat, so to speak.

-We've put different wild flowers

-around it.

-A Welsh family company.

-We all have a farming background.

-We know that our job

-doesn't finish at 5.00pm.

-Today is as busy a day as any.

-The boys have had a couple of days

-to do the harvest.

-They're having

-a day at the Show today.

-I look forward to the Show

-every year. I go for the week.

-The Show is an opportunity for

-customers to come and take a look.

-We have more time for a chat,

-more than when we're working.

-At the Show, we have time

-to sit down and have a chat.

-Here's what's happening

-in the Main Ring.

-This is the big one,

-the real creme de la creme.

-This is the Royal Welsh

-Supreme Horse Championship.

-There are a lot of champions

-lining up to compete side by side...

-..for the Supreme Championship.

-Yes, this will be best in Show.

-Here we go, there are five champions

-in the ring.

-The Driven Champion,

-In-Hand Champion...

-..Shire Horse Champion,

-the pony is the Ridden Champion.

-That is Gryngallt Page Too.

-The white mare is the

-reserve In-Hand Champion.

-The Shire Horse

-is the In-Hand Champion.

-At the end of the line...

-..the black horse is the

-reserve Under Saddle Champion.

-I wouldn't like to be in the shoes

-of, Mrs Fetherstonhaugh, the judge.

-She is from Coed Coch, Abergele.

-I'd say that the Children's Riding

-pony has caught the judge's eye.

-I'm sure he's caught

-everyone else's eye too.

-We know that the judge

-is a mother and a hunter.

-And that is this pony's section.

-We'll see. What do you think?

-It's interesting.

-I'm going to stay faithful.

-I'm going to stay true.

-I'm going for the Shire Horse,

-Sheepwash Derbyshires Eventide.

-It's the big moment

-when we'll find out...

-..which of these beautiful creatures

-will be worthy of the title...

-..2016 Supreme Horse Champion

-here in Llanelwedd.

-Where will the hat go?

-Say the words, Heledd.

-Say the words.

-Well done, Rob.

-Many congratulations

-to Gryngallt Page Too.

-Here you can see...

-..the 2016 Royal Welsh Show Supreme

-Horse Champion at Llanelwedd.

-Congratulations

-to my fellow commentator, Rob Jones.

-I've got the better of you for once!

-I've got the better of you for once!

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-You chose correctly.

-The reserve prize

-goes to Ciffig Cymro Du...

-..the Welsh Driving Champion

-owned by Granger and Mitchell.

-What a view!

-Here is the winner of the

-Royal Welsh Agricultural Show's...

-..Supreme Horse Championship

-for 2016.

-It's Gryngallt Page Too.

-Emma Edwards-Brady is the owner.

-Clearly a worthy winner.

-It's been a busy week

-for many at the Show.

-One of the busiest

-was Show President, Dic Auctioneer.

-How's your week been?

-How's your week been?

-

-Very busy.

-It's been a successful Show.

-There have been demands

-on my time...

-..to see supporters of the Show.

-It's been a great experience.

-I can't believe

-I've been Show President.

-What are your highlights?

-Meeting friends I've made here

-over the years.

-I've been a steward here

-for 50 years.

-We meet up every year.

-The friendship endures.

-Your wife Linda

-has been by your side all week.

-I don't think so!

-No! He's gone one way,

-I've gone the other!

-How's your week been, Linda?

-I've enjoyed every minute...

-..meeting people

-and going around the stalls.

-It's quite an honour.

-It's quite an honour.

-

-Yes, it's a big honour.

-Congratulations to you

-on a successful week...

-..as a feature county

-and congratulations on your work.

-Aled Jones,

-the assistant chief executive...

-..you've had a very busy

-and varied week.

-It's been a week to remember.

-We work all year in our office.

-This is the highlight of our year.

-We work for months

-to prepare for the Show.

-There are so many volunteers

-involved.

-It's a thrill.

-I described it earlier...

-..as an event which makes

-the heart beat a little faster.

-There's an electric atmosphere

-and you're a part of it.

-You're in it for four days

-and the weeks before it.

-Is there a specific thing

-that gives you a thrill?

-The people, when they get here...

-..there's an atmosphere in

-Llanelwedd that's hard to replicate.

-I've gone to other Shows

-and abroad...

-..but the feeling of closeness you

-get at the Show is very rare indeed.

-We should be proud of it

-as a nation.

-How would you describe

-the 2016 Show?

-A show to remember.

-A highlight, and one of the

-main successes of the 2016 Show...

-..is the fact

-that the mobile phone worked!

-My phone has been ringing all week.

-You must regret it!

-Since we invested in a

-permanent mast on the Showground...

-..it's added so much

-to the network on the Showground.

-People could hardly talk

-on the phone before...

-..not to mention look at videos.

-I spoke to someone

-who'd been FaceTiming someone else.

-The necessary infrastructure of

-being connected has been a success.

-Aled, thank you for your welcome

-in Llanelwedd.

-It's been a Show to remember.

-Good luck with all your events

-throughout the year.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-

-You're welcome.

-Tired, thirsty,

-but healthier in colour...

-..the crowds

-slowly made their way home.

-Everyone with a story to tell

-and memories to treasure.

-This afternoon...

-..when you see all the breeds and

-animals come in to the Main Ring.

-That's the highlight

-and the main purpose of the Show.

-It brings

-the agricultural world together.

-Everyone can praise

-and celebrate that.

-The highlight for me was seeing

-an eleven-year-old...

-..win the Show's

-Supreme Championship.

-She galloped in front of the stand.

-Quite remarkable.

-Wednesday afternoon saw the big test

-against New Zealand.

-Wales' new squad

-won by mere seconds.

-But one thing was more important,

-the company of Aeron Pughe.

-Fair play to you, Alun.

-How much do I owe you?

-The Charollais competition

-on Tuesday morning stands out.

-The standard was incredible.

-I've spent so much time

-in the Pig Ring.

-I'm leaving with the desire

-to keep my own pigs.

-I've got two little pigs

-waiting for me at home!

-What will I remember

-about this week?

-I've been coming here

-for over 40 years.

-I will never forget

-Sunday afternoon...

-..when I saw the Hereford bull

-in the shed.

-I thought to myself...

-..how many of his forefathers

-would be in tears watching him?

-He was superb.

-There we go. Another Show is over.

-My personal highlight?

-There are too many to list.

-All I can say is this, I'm looking

-forward to next year already.

-From the whole team, goodnight.

-S4C Subtitles by Testun Cyf.

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