Uchafbwyntiau Y Sioe 2015

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-We have bidden farewell

-to Llanelwedd...

-..after enjoying a special week

-of competitions and socializing.

-The 2015 Royal Welsh Show

-was certainly one to remember.

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-Welcome to highlights

-from the Royal Welsh Show.

-Gwent was the feature county.

-Although the sun didn't shine all

-week, it was still a splendid Show.

-This evening, the best of Britain's

-stock in the Cattle Ring.

-Incredible displays

-and fierce competition...

-..as the continental sheep

-make an impression.

-An electric atmosphere in the Main

-Ring kept the crowds entertained.

-It's no surprise

-that this year's Royal Welsh Show...

-..attracted almost 250,000 people.

-Monday in the Cattle Ring

-means just one thing...

-..the beef championships.

-The Supreme Championship

-for the Limousin.

-Aled Edwards

-from Cilycwm is with me.

-The result is starting

-to look inevitable here...

-..but the judge said...

-..it's the best collection

-of Limousins he's ever seen.

-I'm not surprised.

-Maybe he hasn't been

-to the Royal Welsh Show for a while!

-We've had a series of outstanding

-years and this is no different.

-The bull is an outstanding animal

-but we've both fallen in love.

-Look at how the cow stands.

-She's very special indeed.

-I've been speaking to breeders

-around the ring...

-..and many of us remember her here

-last year as a junior heifer.

-She's turned out really well

-as a two-year-old heifer.

-She's won it.

-That's the championship

-in the Limousins.

-The breed with the most animals

-in the Show.

-The big moment has arrived

-on the Monday of the Royal Welsh...

-..the Supreme Individual

-Championship - Beef Breeds.

-It's a pleasure to welcome Will Owen

-from Criccieth...

-..who joins Dai and myself

-in the Cattle Ring.

-The judge has quite a task

-ahead of him.

-He is Ronald Mackie from Scotland.

-He has brought forward the Welsh

-Black bull owned by Ken Ellis.

-The Limousin heifer

-is called forward.

-A bit of a shock, Will, that

-the Charolais hasn't been selected.

-Yes, maybe she didn't quite

-have enough character.

-It's clear by watching

-his final inspection...

-..that he admires the Welsh Black.

-As much as I love the Welsh Blacks,

-my heart is with the Limousin today.

-Yes, the Limousin stands out today.

-There we have it.

-He has selected

-the Supreme Beef Champion...

-..on Monday at the Royal Welsh Show.

-The Limousin heifer has taken it.

-The Welsh Black bull owned by

-Ken Ellis takes the reserve prize.

-Congratulations to Chris White

-and Helen, this amazing heifer.

-What was going through your mind as

-he pulled the final four forward?

-It caps a fantastic day. Much better

-than we could ever have anticipated.

-There'll be celebrations tonight.

-There'll be celebrations tonight.

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-Definitely.

-Congratulations to you. Thank you.

-Congratulations to you. Thank you.

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-Thank you.

-The Beulah Speckled Face breed...

-..has had its roots in the Royal

-Welsh area for over 100 years.

-One who has won numerous prizes

-for showing them over the years...

-..is a neighbour of mine,

-Mike Hemmings from Llanfynydd.

-Mike, welcome.

-What will the judge be looking for?

-A ram that's alert and looks good,

-that's what he wants.

-I thought he would go

-for a sturdier ram...

-..but at the moment, the sturdy one

-is lying in third place.

-The third-placed ram

-is a very valuable one.

-That ram is worth 10,000.

-A record for the breed?

-A record for the breed?

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-Yes, it is.

-Mervyn Price of Llanafan Fawr

-is in first place at the moment.

-He won the championship last year.

-He is the King of the Beulah sheep

-at the moment. That's what I think.

-I think we have a result. Jeff from

-Green Farm has made his decision.

-Yes, he has.

-It's his decision on the day.

-Mervyn Price of Llanafan Fawr

-takes first prize.

-Winning the Beulah Speckled Face

-championship...

-..was Eirwyn Richards of Cwmcelynen

-farm, Pumpsaint, Carmarthenshire.

-This afternoon, we concentrated

-on the native upland sheep.

-This year, the Queen's Cup

-is awarded...

-..to a Welsh mountain breed,

-the Torwen.

-This is the highlight of the Torwen

-section - the championship.

-Bethan,

-things are really hotting up now.

-It's quite a responsibility

-for the judge...

-..because the winner

-will also receive the Queen's Cup.

-Who do you think will win?

-Who do you think will win?

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-They are both very deserving.

-It'll be an honour for whoever wins

-it. It will be an unforgettable day.

-Sean has won it.

-You must be over the moon.

-You must be over the moon.

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-Chuffed to bits.

-I'm sure he's very proud as well.

-Fair play to him. Sean.

-Well done to you.

-Not only did you win

-with the Torddu...

-..you've also won

-the Torwen championship.

-It's amazing. I can't believe it.

-I just can't believe it.

-A day to remember for years to come.

-Congratulations to you.

-You have worked so hard. Well done.

-Shearers - go!

-Here we are

-as the excitement grows...

-..as the Six Nations

-competition begins.

-The first teams to take the stage

-are Scotland, England and Ireland.

-They will have ten fleeces to deal

-with. It's quite a challenge.

-Hilary Bond is the world champion.

-Hilary Bond is the world champion.

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-She is concentrating.

-It looks like a tidy package to me.

-Not many faults in that one.

-There aren't many sheep left in the

-pens so the time will be ticking by.

-Ireland have finished first -

-George Graham and Jane Harkness.

-Scotland were close behind them -

-Leanne Bertram and Hilary Bond.

-Rachel Lumley of England

-has just finished.

-Shearers - go!

-This is the second heat of the Six

-Nations Woolhandling Championship.

-Ten fleeces to be sorted.

-France, Wales and Northern Ireland

-are taking part this time.

-Here is a very experienced

-competitor, Gwenan Paewai.

-She has travelled the world

-with this discipline.

-Yes, she was the 2010

-world champion.

-That's a tidy knot

-by the Ireland team.

-Wales have finished first.

-Nothing between Northern Ireland

-and France.

-Our Six Nations Invitational

-Champions are Scotland.

-Congratulations to Scotland.

-A fully deserved victory.

-This morning in the Main Ring...

-..was the turn of the Hunters

-Riding and Ridden Cobs.

-This is a very interesting class.

-She's pulled out some great horses.

-In this class,

-there are about 14 entries.

-About 10 of those

-have been pulled out.

-There is one important horse here.

-That is the horse that won

-the Horse of the Year Show.

-He offers such a comfortable ride.

-You could quite easily jump

-on his back and go hunting all day.

-There's no sign of anything

-going wrong with this one.

-No-one has been placed second yet.

-There is a discussion going on.

-Look who's coming in.

-It's the horse I liked.

-What I thought was a warmblood.

-The pattern and conformation are

-perfect and he gave a good ride.

-Oathill Take The Biscuit

-takes first prize in class 142...

-..in the Hunters Riding section.

-He went on to win the championship.

-Congratulations to Miss Dawn Weston.

-A familiar sight

-for Royal Welsh faithfuls.

-Malcolm Dixon and Chinwagg Finn

-won the class for Ridden Cobs...

-..for the fourth time out of five.

-Malcolm Dixon

-also won the championship.

-Roger Davies is taking a closer look

-at the animals' conformation.

-I think we must be quite close

-to seeing the red rosette presented.

-It's been an extremely good class.

-The standard in Section C

-improves every year.

-Any one of these animals in the

-first line deserves first prize.

-Roger Davies has taken off his hat.

-That horse was in third place.

-That horse was in third place.

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-Menai Radium.

-The horse in sixth place

-has come up to second place.

-Yarty Rhian who was in second place

-finishes third.

-The red rosette is being presented,

-after a long wait, to Menai Radium.

-Menai Radium also beat the other

-stallions, mares and geldings...

-..to claim the championship

-in this section.

-We'll be back in a few minutes

-with more highlights from the Show.

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-Tuesday morning

-at the Royal Welsh Show.

-Here's the best of the competing

-from the second day of the Show.

-This morning in the Sheep Ring...

-..the continental breeds

-were once again popular...

-..with over 150 of the shapely,

-meaty Beltex on show.

-The pinnacle of the Beltex Section

-has arrived, the championship.

-That animal is a bit lively.

-It's excited.

-The judge has made a decision.

-I think he's going with

-Charlotte Findlay's shearling ram.

-She's smiling at the judge.

-She's trying to keep his attention

-any way she can.

-No, it's gone to Harry Wood

-with his shearling ewe.

-Harry Wood from Popes Farm,

-Lancashire, won the championship.

-Behind me are the Charollais

-with competitors from near and far.

-The final showdown has begun

-in the Charollais section.

-Dr Dai Morris, we know

-the championship is off to Scotland.

-We've got two brothers

-in the middle.

-That's quite an achievement

-considering the number of entries.

-They have two superb animals

-in a superb section.

-Gregor and Bruce Ingram.

-It's the ram.

-Do you agree?

-Do you agree?

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-I think so.

-Incredible. They come all the way

-every year to compete.

-They have quite a time

-when they come down here.

-They'll enjoy tonight!

-It was a busy day in the Main Ring

-with the Welsh Breeds being judged.

-This is the Welsh Ponies

-(Cob Type) Section C Championship.

-This is the Youngstock Championship

-and the winner takes the Gold Medal.

-The decision is made and he's

-discussing it with the stewards.

-He has decided.

-He has decided.

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-There is tension and the hat is off.

-The steward has called them out.

-Let's see who's taken the prize.

-Windsorside Jack The Lad has won.

-The reserve goes to the yearling

-filly, Ormond Ruby's Delight.

-Master Jack Gray owns the colt.

-They moved on to the youngstock

-in Section D - Welsh Cobs.

-Here is the judge, Mr Robinson.

-His interest in Welsh breeds

-started back in the 1960s.

-Dorian Lloyd

-owns Perthog Gwenan Mai.

-It's a good display for Rob

-Robinson, the judge, and a trot.

-No.1164 is London Olympic Rose

-owned by Miss Edwards and Mr Tyler.

-Sired by Swannhill Golden Rocket,

-out of Trevallion Stella.

-No.1182 is owned by Michael

-John Reed, Llanweneth Lady Luck.

-Sired by Cascob Jack Flash,

-out of Llanweneth Menna.

-Andrew is leading out the horse.

-I think Andrew has a new jacket.

-And a hat to match!

-It's great to see the judge

-and steward having a nice chat.

-Cemaes Evans, the steward,

-is looking for someone.

-Yes, he's back where he started.

-No.1176 - Dorian Lloyd, the farrier,

-with Perthog Gwenan Mai.

-Sired by Gwynfaes Culhwch,

-out of Perthog Champ.

-They are not in any particular order

-in the line-up.

-They will bring forward

-the Champion and Reserve.

-Who will take the prize?

-Dorian Lloyd is the winner.

-Perthog Gwenan Mai wins

-the Gold Medal at the Royal Welsh.

-Many congratulations to them.

-Ioan Doyle was the man

-who answered the cockerel's cry...

-..to investigate

-the Poultry Section.

-I don't need to explain

-where we are right now.

-We're with the poultry.

-I'm here with Amlyn Parry.

-You've had success

-with this little hen.

-We bred her last year.

-This is a barred Wyandotte.

-They come in different colours.

-This is your first time at the Show.

-We've brought a few

-Call ducks and Sebrights.

-We also have a Dutch.

-We also have a Dutch.

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-So this is a duck.

-The Call duck hatched this year.

-What's your brother got here?

-What's your brother got here?

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-A silver Sebright.

-We hatch a few

-and sell the eggs we don't use.

-You're the duck man

-and you're the hen man.

-Osian from Nant Conwy. Are you OK?

-Osian from Nant Conwy. Are you OK?

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-Fine, thanks.

-You've won with your cockerel.

-You've won with your cockerel.

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-Yes.

-This is a Pekin.

-He's in the True Bantam Section.

-What are they looking for?

-He looks like a very proud fellow.

-You want feathers on the feet.

-His head is important

-with the lobes and the yellow beak.

-Does he have a name?

-Does he have a name?

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-Not really.

-Think of a name for him.

-Think of a name for him.

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-OK.

-Another winner from North Wales.

-How are you, Elfed Evans?

-How are you, Elfed Evans?

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-Very well, thanks.

-What's this cute little thing?

-What's this cute little thing?

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-This is a Sebright hen.

-This breed was started by

-John Sebright about 200 years ago.

-Well done.

-Go and have a pint or two.

-I'm too old for that.

-A dram of whiskey before bed.

-Congratulations to all the winners

-in the Poultry Section at the Show.

-Tuesday was dairy day

-in the Cattle Ring.

-Could Castellhyfryd Spirte Rosina

-retain her Holstein title?

-This is the class for heifers

-which have just calved...

-..at not more

-than three years of age.

-The standard is rising now.

-There are a few lovely animals here.

-Nobold Windbrook Joan owned by

-Iwan Rhys Morgan took first prize.

-In second place, the Davies family

-heifer, Castellhyfryd Atwood Rosina.

-Now then, everyone's perked up.

-Castellhyfryd Spirte Rosina, last

-year's champion, is in the ring.

-There are three cows in this class.

-Can she retain the championship?

-He's happy but Spirte is second.

-She won't be the champion.

-The audience is clapping.

-It's quite a thing

-to demote a champion.

-Congratulations

-to Iwan Rhys Morgan...

-..with his winning heifer

-Erie Maplerose PS Lustre.

-This is the Holstein championship.

-Spirte is out of the running.

-She was champion last year.

-There are a lot of good cows here.

-This one is the winner.

-He's gone for the young cow.

-It's easy to see why he's given it.

-Excellent.

-On the Tuesday afternoon, the beef

-cattle wrestle back the attention.

-We have reached the Fitzhugh

-for the pairs in the beef breeds.

-They must be consistent

-and a good match to each other.

-I think that is missing

-in quite a few pairs today.

-One of the pair is very strong

-but the other isn't as good.

-My choice is the Limousin.

-We were right, lads.

-We were right, lads.

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-We chose the first place correctly.

-Congratulations to the Limousins.

-We've enjoyed feast after feast

-in the Cattle Ring. Excellent.

-Next in the Cattle Ring,

-the highlight of the day.

-One of the most

-awesome sights of the Show.

-The Beef Team of Five Championship.

-Will it be the Limousins again?

-It was their day yesterday.

-Unique! Five of the best cattle

-from every beef breed at the Show.

-The breed societies

-pick the animals.

-None of the animals

-have to have won individually.

-They pick five animals

-that are as similar as possible.

-David Thomlinson has narrowed

-the field down to four teams.

-The Charolais, the Limousins, the

-British Blues and the Shorthorns.

-Here's the big moment.

-He's ready to select his champions.

-It's the Limousins!

-The champions of the team of five.

-The Charolais get the reserve prize.

-Fantastic.

-The Limousins won last year

-when you were the judge, Dai.

-They've done it again.

-The champions of the team of five

-in the beef cattle section.

-In the next part,

-more highlights from Llanelwedd.

-Don't go away.

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-Welcome back to highlights

-from the Royal Welsh Show.

-Wednesday was the big day

-for the championships.

-The excitement

-in the Pig Enclosure was palpable.

-We've come to the pinnacle,

-the Main Championship.

-The way this judge

-has adjudicated...

-..I think he'll go

-towards the Saddleback sow.

-I'd put money

-on the Welsh sow coming second.

-There we go,

-he's gone for the Saddleback.

-We move on

-to the Pairs' Championship.

-How the pair

-match each other is important.

-They need to have the breed

-characteristics.

-They need to look like

-good breeders.

-The male and female characteristics.

-The male and female characteristics.

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-Absolutely.

-There we go, he's gone

-for the Welsh Pigs.

-In the Cattle Ring, the dairy cattle

-took all the attention.

-The standard was as high

-as it's ever been.

-This is the Championship

-for the best dairy heifer.

-Just like the beef competitions...

-..the standard is exceptional

-with the dairy cattle.

-Yes, it could go to any one of them.

-It depends entirely

-on what draws the judge's eye.

-The Jersey's taken it!

-There we go, I was wrong, again!

-The Jersey has taken it.

-She is a graceful heifer.

-In the ring now, we have

-the Fitzhugh Championship...

-..for the best pair of dairy cattle.

-Aled Jones from Caernarfon

-is the judge.

-Aled Jones has called them in.

-He's now going through

-his adjudication.

-He says

-it's been a very interesting class.

-The Jerseys!

-Outstanding.

-This pair is owned

-by the Nant Y Bwla family.

-There's a large audience here now.

-It's the Dairy Team Of Five.

-Aled is giving this

-some serious thought.

-I have to say, Dai, there have been

-some excellent cattle.

-Yes, all day yesterday,

-today and Monday.

-We've had three days

-of brilliant competitions.

-There is one group

-which does stand out to me...

-..as being the champion here today -

-that goes to the Jerseys.

-The Jerseys have taken it,

-fair play.

-They look the part, don't they?

-The Holsteins

-take the reserve championship.

-Excellent. Huge congratulations

-to the other breeds.

-Oggy oggy oggy!

-Oggy oggy oggy!

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-Oi oi oi!

-I think this final

-is the best thing at the Show.

-It's great.

-The atmosphere here is electric.

-The roof is rising.

-New Zealand have Dion King and

-David Fagan. The noise here is nuts.

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-David Fagan

-just gets better and better.

-He's finished now. This will be

-the last time he competes here.

-The noise is starting now.

-Who's going to finish first?

-David Fagan finishes first.

-Dion King is on his last sheep.

-That's great from Gareth!

-They could still win

-if they've done a better job.

-It all happens at the back now.

-It all happens at the back now.

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-We'll see what the judges think.

-Ladies and gentlemen, the winners...

-..are Wales!

-Congratulations to

-the Welsh shearing team...

-..on beating France and New Zealand

-at the 2015 Royal Welsh Show.

-With almost 3,000 sheep in the Ring

-over the first two days...

-..Wednesday is a big day, when the

-wheat is separated from the chaff...

-..leaving one star,

-the Supreme Champion.

-The winner of the

-first championship...

-..the Native Upland Championship

-with a North Country Cheviot...

-..was Ifan Huw Hughes,

-Bryn Eithinog, Caernarfon.

-The Continental Championship was won

-by Procters Farm Ltd, Lancashire.

-Sinnett and Son

-from Worcestershire...

-..took the

-Native Lowland Championship.

-I wonder who was the winner

-of the sheep's Supreme Championship.

-We've got the Suffolk and the Texel

-in the ring which are accredited.

-The North Country Cheviot

-is in the non-accredited ring.

-Over 2,500 sheep have come here.

-It's down to Myfyr to pick

-the Show's Supreme Champion...

-..from all of today,

-yesterday and Monday's sheep.

-In terms of being

-the most complete animal...

-...I'd like to see the Texel win.

-It has won!

-It has won!

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-It's the Texel!

-John Sinnett gets the reserve.

-Fantastic. Nearly 3,000 sheep

-and this one was on top today.

-Yeah, it hasn't sunk in yet.

-It might do tomorrow morning.

-How were the nerves in the ring?

-There were butterflies

-there for sure.

-Myfyr, what was it like

-to adjudicate?

-Very pleasant. I'm glad to do it.

-Some very good sheep here.

-This one is special.

-A good head and a great body.

-Congratulations and good luck

-for future breeding.

-Thank you, cheers.

-Wednesday was Welsh Cobs day

-in the Main Ring.

-Everyone enjoyed as the Section D

-competition reached its climax.

-We'll have

-the male championship first.

-The colts and geldings, if there are

-any left to come back in.

-There are the three of them.

-You've got the 2-year-old colt,

-Mathfred Survivor, on the left.

-This is Haighmoor Orient Express.

-In the middle is the piebald horse,

-Menai Cardi Llwyd.

-It's gone to Dorian Lloyd again.

-That's not a surprise.

-We're looking at the best male

-in Section D, the Welsh Cobs.

-This is the female championship

-in Section D, the Welsh Cobs.

-Who is victorious?

-Who is victorious?

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-Perthog Gwenan Mai.

-It's a moment to treasure

-for Dorian Lloyd.

-The farrier wins

-with Perthog Gwenan Mai.

-The 2015 George Prince of Wales

-Perpetual Cup.

-We remind ourselves

-at this time every year...

-..that this trophy

-is presented to the best Welsh Cob.

-It must be one of the most

-coveted prizes in the entire Show.

-The hat is off already.

-Some pointing is going on.

-It's no surprise.

-Dorian Lloyd, the farrier,

-with Perthog Gwenan Mai...

-..has won the George Prince of Wales

-Perpetual Cup...

-..at the 2015 Royal Welsh Show.

-You've won the Youngstock,

-the male championship...

-..the female championship and

-the George Prince of Wales Trophy.

-Words can't describe

-how I feel at the moment.

-To think we've achieved all that

-in two days, it's unbelievable.

-Everyone here

-is celebrating with you.

-Many congratulations.

-Many congratulations.

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-Thank you.

-After the break, more highlights

-from the Royal Welsh. Don't go far.

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-Welcome back

-to the final day of the Show.

-This morning in the Cattle Ring...

-..the Junior Bull Interbreed

-Championship took centre stage.

-With the continental breeds having

-won in the last three years...

-..would the native breeds

-make a comeback this year?

-With Dai were John Astley

-and Non Thorne.

-This is the Junior Bull

-Interbreed Championship.

-The continental breeds are taking on

-the British native breeds.

-Foxhill Farm Jasper owned by

-the Alford family from Somerset...

-..is the continental representative.

-The Hereford

-is Nicholashayne I Kingkong...

-..owned by Prettejohn and Kerslake.

-It's Kingkong versus Jasper.

-The champion is Foxhill Farm Jasper.

-Congratulations.

-It was an excellent class.

-Here we are with the Team of Three

-Native Breeds Championship.

-There are seven breeds represented

-and it looks like a classic.

-It does.

-This judge keeps

-Welsh Blacks and Highland cattle.

-Right, OK.

-He's taking a closer look.

-It's the Herefords next.

-This is a lovely little team.

-A nice group.

-They move very nicely.

-They move very nicely.

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-Yes.

-The South Devon cattle

-have made an impression this time.

-Thank you very much, Douglas,

-and the winners...

-..the Herefords.

-Fantastic. They've had a good day.

-It's another different competition.

-Females of the Future

-Pairs Championship.

-These competitions on the final day

-are of a very high standard.

-Yes.

-Every pair is so well-matched,

-so level with each other.

-They are so similar.

-It's quite a challenge for Mr Roads.

-It's crucial that these animals...

-..have bodies

-which will last for many years.

-They are the cattle of the future.

-You want to see some calves

-from these animals.

-This is an useful Limousin pair.

-They are level with each other,

-perfectly matched.

-Clive Roads was raised

-on fertile ground.

-He's a tall man.

-He's a tall man.

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-Yes!

-We are almost at the end

-of the cattle competitions.

-It has been an excellent Show.

-Clive Roads is going

-to choose his champions...

-..in the final cattle competition

-of the Show.

-It's the British Blues.

-It's the British Blues.

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-British Blues.

-The two white British Blue heifers.

-Many congratulations to the British

-Blues for winning that competition.

-No-one enjoys the Show

-more than the Young Farmers.

-They've had their usual busy week

-of competing and socializing.

-Here are some of the highlights.

-I'm here with the Junior YFC

-Member of the Year, Ffion Phillips.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Fine. How are you?

-Your voice says it all.

-What's the week been like?

-It's been different this year.

-I come every year to have fun but

-I've been with the YFC all week.

-It's been amazing and unforgettable.

-What does the YFC movement

-mean to you?

-It's given me a foundation in life.

-I met David Cameron and Carwyn

-Jones. I also met Matt Edmondson.

-I've met people

-who mean a lot to me...

-..and had experiences

-which have boosted my confidence.

-That's all down to the YFC.

-After a week of competition,

-Ceredigion won the championship.

-They were over the moon once again.

-Congratulations to them.

-A whole ring of sheep

-of the highest-possible standard.

-One who knows how much work

-goes on behind the scenes...

-..to ensure the animals

-look at their very best...

-..is Dafydd Lewis, Pentwyn,

-Cwrtycadno.

-Who is your money on?

-A tough question.

-It's very exciting.

-He's brought out four on this side.

-These Southdowns are a good trio.

-They are consistent

-and have been turned out well.

-Here we have

-the North Country Cheviot...

-..Welsh Hill Speckled Face

-and the Beulah Speckled Face.

-In the other ring we have the Texel,

-Charollais and Clun Forest.

-He's given the steward a nod.

-I think he's made his decision.

-He's gone for the Charollais.

-The Charollais!

-It must be said that all three are

-similar and fully deserve to win...

-..the Interbreed Group Championship

-at the Royal Welsh Show.

-After Jennifer's success

-with the group...

-..how did she fare

-with the Interbreed Ewe Lambs?

-He's gone for the Charollais.

-Yes, the Charollais has it.

-Charollais. Jennifer Curtis.

-She will be thrilled to bits,

-Jenny Curtis.

-It's an excellent sheep,

-a very smart ewe lamb.

-How do you feel?

-Absolutely over the moon.

-It has been a fantastic Show.

-You have had a tremendous one.

-Why is the Welsh so special to you?

-Why is the Welsh so special to you?

-

-It's the biggest there is.

-To get this far

-is absolutely wonderful.

-Worth all the hard work.

-The judge in the Ram Lamb

-Championship...

-..is getting through these animals

-very quickly.

-Yes, he's not hanging around,

-fair play.

-We've got the Blue Texel,

-Hampshire, Oxford Down...

-..and the Brecknock Hill Cheviot.

-Which one has caught your eye, Jane?

-Which one has caught your eye, Jane?

-

-I like Eirlys Jones' ram.

-It's going to be very close.

-He has the rosettes in his hands.

-I think the Oxford or Hampshire

-but I can't decide which.

-He's gone for the Hampshire.

-Eirlys has won. Excellent.

-Fair play to her.

-Well done. How do you feel?

-Over the moon!

-For how long

-have you kept the breed?

-Twenty years.

-What is so special about this breed?

-They are easy to manage.

-They are easy to manage.

-

-Are they?

-Yes, they might have a lot of wool

-but they're quite hardy.

-That's the advantage.

-Many congratulations.

-I can tell you're delighted.

-I can tell you're delighted.

-

-Thank you.

-Congratulations.

-After some strong competition

-all week in the Main Ring...

-..another bumper crowd was

-mesmerised on the final afternoon.

-It's the Section C Championship.

-These are the two animals.

-Menai Lady Catkin

-and Coathamdene Just-Dennis.

-That's

-the Chetwynd Perpetual Trophy...

-..presented to the best animal

-out of all the Section C horses...

-..the Welsh Pony (Cob Type).

-It's going back to Pantydefaid

-near Llandysul...

-..and to the Menai Stud.

-It's another highlight

-in an amazing week for them.

-Who has won?

-The discussions continue.

-The decision has been made.

-The same old tactics

-and it's gone to the stallion.

-Champion at the Royal Welsh...

-..Paddock Marquis

-takes the Section B Championship.

-We shall see who's won.

-Jerome Harforth with Love Affair.

-The Driving Championship

-is taking place in the Main Ring.

-Gwenllan Gwilym wins the

-championship, a Section C stallion.

-He's owned by Mr Michael Howell.

-Who will win the Tom & Sprightly?

-The honour of judging has fallen on

-the broad shoulders of Gerald Brown.

-The Tom & Sprightly

-has gone to Ceulan Calon Lan.

-A heart full of goodness.

-The hat has come off

-and he's looking over his shoulder.

-Ceulan Calon Lan...

-..is the best in-hand horse

-at the entire Show.

-She also wins the Cuddy

-and therefore a ticket...

-..to the Horse of the Year Show

-in Birmingham in October.

-While all that was going on

-in the northern end of the ring...

-..Cynthia Higgon has been

-adjudicating in the southern end.

-We are looking at the Royal Welsh

-Ridden Horse Champion.

-On to the Royal Welsh

-Supreme Horse Championship.

-The culmination of four days

-of keen competition.

-Who will take

-the Supreme Championship?

-Lord Daresbury

-has cut them down to three...

-..Ceulan Calon Lan,

-Chinwagg Finn and Gwenllan Gwilym.

-He's happy. There we have it.

-Well, dear me.

-Well done. Gwilym has taken it.

-History has been made here today.

-The winner

-of the Driving Championship...

-..has won the Supreme Championship

-for the first time...

-..Gwenllan Gwilym.

-We have bidden farewell

-to Llanelwedd...

-..after enjoying a special week

-of competitions and socializing.

-The 2015 Royal Welsh Show

-was certainly one to remember.

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