Uchafbwyntiau 2017 Y Sioe

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-It was quite a Show again this year.

-Welcome as we take a look back...

-..at four days of competition

-and entertainment...

-..from the showground in Llanelwedd.

-Wales came together to celebrate

-the best of our agriculture.

-Sit back for the next hour to enjoy

-all the colour and excitement...

-..of the 2017 Royal Welsh Show.

-MONDAY

-The show was officially opened

-on Monday morning by Carwyn Jones.

-Ladies and Gentlemen, it's a

-pleasure to be here with you again.

-Carmarthenshire

-is the feature county.

-There is more of Carmarthenshire

-in me than any other Welsh county.

-It's a real pleasure for me

-to be here today.

-The Cattle Ring was the place to be

-on Monday afternoon...

-..when the Supreme Beef Championship

-took place.

-The Hereford bull starred last year

-and another story unfolded in 2017.

-The Cattle Ring is packed.

-I have the honour of being here...

-..for the pinnacle

-of Monday's competition.

-The Supreme Beef Championship.

-Dai, you've had a feast all day.

-A great day

-in terms of the weather.

-There are fewer animals this year

-but the standard remains high.

-The Welsh Blacks

-have looked especially good.

-The Limousin was spectacular too.

-It should be an excellent

-championship.

-The Hereford bull

-is in front of the judges now.

-It's an excellent animal,

-a modern, well-balanced bull.

-This is the Charolais heifer.

-She's quite special, Alwyn.

-She was in the final four

-last year as a young heifer.

-She's still a heifer.

-She's the daughter of Barnsford

-Ferny, the bull that won...

-..the Championship, four years ago.

-Charolais are always

-close to the top, Llyr.

-These are champions of their

-respective breeds already.

-They are worth seeing.

-Here he comes, lads.

-Harry Emslie

-has a very special bull here.

-They don't come all the way down

-from Scotland for nothing.

-Fair play to him for coming

-and he's done well here before.

-This is a very special bull.

-I would pick

-a Limousin because I breed them.

-I do feel he stands out in this

-final from what I've seen so far.

-He has such

-breadth and length to him.

-What a shape and it moves so well.

-He shows himself well.

-He stands perfectly.

-We shouldn't forget this one.

-She was the reserve last year.

-Yes, it was a close reserve for me.

-I'm very fond of this cow.

-What's so special about her, Alwyn?

-She's similar to the Limousin bull.

-She calved again this year.

-Another incredibly well reared calf.

-Cattle are only as good

-as their produce.

-She's produced a good calf.

-She's produced a good calf.

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-She's perfect to tell the truth.

-The cow in front of the judge

-is a Lincoln Red.

-This is the first year

-they've competed at this show.

-It's a very good debutant.

-They've made an impression.

-There's a strong number of them.

-They're tidy cattle.

-It's an excellently turned out bull.

-They're lining up

-in front of him now.

-What a sight.

-There's tension here.

-It's dramatic.

-Charolais, Simmental,

-Shorthorn and Salers.

-He's going for

-the Champion Simmental.

-They took the reserve last year

-but got the Championship this year.

-Who will take the reserve?

-It's the Shorthorn.

-There they are.

-Two wonderful animals.

-The breeders must be praised.

-The main prize awarded

-by the Society is the Sir Bryner.

-This year,

-they honour an individual...

-..for their special contribution

-to the dairy industry.

-There were four contenders.

-Here they are.

-Bryan Thomas, Gelliddu Farm,

-Cwmffrwd, Carmarthenshire.

-Whoever wins,

-he will be a worthy winner.

-Maurice Jones, Court Calmore,

-Montgomeryshire.

-It would put the icing on the cake.

-Laurence Harris, Ffosyficer Farm,

-Abercych, Pembrokeshire.

-The best of luck to the winner.

-Terrig Morgan,

-Garreg Y Llech, Treuddyn, Mold.

-Taking the Sir Bryner Award home

-with you...

-..would be the pinnacle

-of anyone's career.

-The 2017 Sir Bryner Jones Award

-is awarded to...

-..Mr Laurence R Harris of

-Ffosyficer, Abercych, Pembrokeshire.

-Laurence, many congratulations.

-It's true to say it's a team effort

-winning this, I'm sure.

-It is a team effort.

-Our son is over from Hong Kong

-and happens to be here.

-He looks after the export side.

-Our eldest son is at home and his

-wife is here with the children.

-It's very much a family affair.

-Congratulations to Laurence Harris

-for winning that major award.

-Dewi Jenkins of Talybont

-must also be congratulated...

-..for winning the

-2017 Dr Emrys Evans Award.

-He doesn't blow his own trumpet.

-He's just a quiet lad.

-Everything he did,

-he did very well indeed.

-He's just sold a dog

-for a top price in Bala.

-He's reached a few shearing finals

-here over the past few years.

-He's got a good average price

-for his Welsh Mountain sheep.

-He just did everything

-fantastically well.

-The icing on the cake

-for Dewi today...

-..was the family's sweeping success

-in the Welsh Mountain Sheep class.

-Here he is, the man himself,

-Dewi Jenkins.

-He accepted the award earlier.

-How did it feel to get the

-award in front of so many people?

-It was quite a thing.

-It was a huge honour...

-..particularly considering the

-names of some of my predecessors.

-It meant a lot.

-Your father is here. You must be

-proud of his achievements.

-He's won this prize and done well

-with the sheepdogs and the rams.

-Fair play,

-he's had success in many things.

-You've had some success exhibiting

-sheep.

-What have you won in all?

-We've had a few firsts and

-a champion with a ram lamb.

-Our ram lamb won his section.

-We got a reserve champion with

-our yearling ewe, which was great.

-Congratulations on your success

-at the Show this year.

-Thank you.

-Welcome to our stall. Yeah!

-We sell buggies.

-Honda! Can-Am! Polaris!

-Polaris!

-In the buggy are

-Mari, Dafydd, Llyr and Tomos.

-We have loads of quads.

-And we have a lot of toys.

-We have everything required,

-a mower to cut the grass...

-..a rake to rake it...

-..and a forage harvester

-to collect the grass.

-I like this one

-because it has pallets.

-I have sold two tractors

-and one digger...

-..and I hope 100 toys

-are sold from the stand.

-If you call by, you'll get

-tea or coffee and a biscuit.

-LAUGHTER

-It's also a busy week for the YFC.

-They're here in their thousands...

-..all hoping to win the prize

-for the best caravan.

-I'm Hefin Jones from Pencader.

-Let me show you

-around this year's caravans.

-I won the competition

-last year and the year before.

-I'm not competing this year

-to give someone else a chance.

-Here's one of

-the competing caravans.

-They've spent time over this one.

-All the flowers

-have been painted on.

-Here's another competing caravan.

-I like this.

-Look - Baaaa-d Girls!

-The sound of a sheep.

-This caravan competed last year...

-..but they've added

-a few new features.

-Great fun.

-I think this will win.

-Join me after this short break...

-..to enjoy more highlights

-from the 2017 Royal Welsh Show.

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-I'm Edward Perkins and I'm a steward

-in the International Pavilion.

-Last year, we dealt with over

-a thousand people from overseas...

-..from 38 countries.

-I've been lucky enough

-to learn several languages.

-I've ended up speaking four.

-Croeso i Sioe Frenhinol Cymru.

-Bienvenue ici dans notre concours

-d'agriculture de Pays De Galles.

-Sagen wir, eine herzigen Willkommen

-here in Builth.

-And, welcome to Wales.

-TUESDAY

-On Tuesday, the sun shone

-and it really warmed up.

-Thousands flocked here

-to enjoy all the competitions.

-For me the most

-dramatic scene of the week...

-..is the Team of Five

-on Tuesday afternoon.

-Everyone was looking forward

-to this battle.

-We weren't disappointed.

-The Simmentals have ruled

-so far at the Royal Welsh.

-They took the Supreme

-Beef Championship yesterday...

-..and claimed the reserve prize

-in the FitzHugh this afternoon.

-I have the honour of joining you,

-Dai, for my highlight of the week.

-The Team of Five.

-The Team of Five.

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-This is the highlight.

-We have Llyr Hughes from Anglesey

-who breeds Limousins...

-..and Alwyn Rees from Meirionnydd,

-a familiar voice at the show.

-This is an honour, boys.

-It's an amazing spectacle

-for the crowds to watch.

-It's a feast

-for the eye and the soul.

-It tugs on the heartstrings to see

-these cattle being turned out.

-You know the judge well.

-Richard Jones. We all know him

-as Dick the Auctioneer.

-He's based at Dolgellau Market.

-He's been there for many years.

-Alwyn, you know

-the Charolais very well indeed.

-Tell us about them.

-Without showing too much favouritism

-I must point out...

-..that the two at each end were

-the FitzHugh Champions earlier.

-Many of them belong to

-Boden & Davies from Cheshire.

-The young bull is supplied by

-Kevin Thomas. He's very promising.

-It's a promising team.

-The favourites are stepping up now

-considering their past record.

-These are your breed, Llyr.

-This is a real challenge

-to the Charolais.

-The bull could be a touch bigger but

-he matches nicely with the females.

-It's a great team.

-The Simmentals take their turn

-in front of the judges.

-I'm not sure about this team. There

-are some very strong individuals.

-There are young heifers in there.

-They are around a year old.

-There's one very special cow

-in there that I'm a huge fan of.

-She stands out again this year.

-I agree with you, Alwyn.

-They don't really

-come together as a team for me.

-That single cow is exceptional.

-She makes the team on her own.

-And now the Highland Cattle

-who are enjoying a renaissance.

-They live on heather and reeds.

-They live on heather and reeds.

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-They are quite a sight as a team.

-People from an non-agricultural

-background will love seeing these.

-It's great to see them here.

-Alwyn, Richard has done a good job.

-He's taken his time

-and been very thorough.

-Yes, they must all be given

-exactly the same chance.

-Many of these cattle, like the

-British Blondes, for example...

-..have travelled

-a long way to be here today.

-We can look down the line

-and see the Salers coming up.

-Llyr, this breed is increasing

-in Wales every year.

-It crosses really

-well with continental breeds.

-They have become very fashionable.

-Excellent cows with a good width

-on the pelvis to help with calving.

-You'd like the bull

-to be a bit more powerful.

-The cow dominates a bit too much.

-A less substantial cow would help.

-A less substantial cow would help.

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-I agree.

-Excitement is building

-and the tension is mounting.

-The crowd is on its feet

-and they're ready for some fun.

-He'll address the audience

-before he chooses his winner.

-Let's hear from Richard Jones.

-Ladies and Gentlemen,

-the champions today...

-..are the Charolais.

-The Charolais have won!

-That's a proper Team of Five.

-The Limousins are reserve champions.

-It was close.

-It could have gone either way.

-It's always the judge's decision

-but what a team of Charolais.

-Aled and Francis Bradbourn.

-You've been

-very successful with this pigeon.

-This is the Best Pigeon in the Show.

-We've been breeding

-Muffed Ice Pigeons for years.

-I've been

-quite lucky with the breed.

-You've been breeding pigeons

-for decades. When did you start?

-When I was nine years old.

-Seventy years have passed by.

-The interest has slipped

-down the generations.

-Your grandson has taken an interest.

-Aled, you breed pigeons too.

-I've been breeding

-since I was seven.

-I've been doing quite well.

-The success seems to come.

-You competed this year.

-I've won every class I entered.

-It's a good start but I still

-have a lot to learn from Grandad.

-Congratulations on your success. We

-hope to see you back here next year.

-Congratulations to all the winners

-in the Poultry Section.

-Paul Tucker from Penclawdd won

-Supreme Champion with this bantam.

-The Llanwenog Sheep celebrates

-a birthday this year.

-A big show for the breed

-and the judge, Meinir Green.

-She follows in the footsteps

-of several other generations.

-I'm the third generation

-to judge at the Show.

-Grandad judged in 1982, my father

-in 1993 and I'm doing so this year.

-It is quite an honour.

-I think she's capable enough.

-I've taught her properly.

-Hopefully!

-I feel that there is

-more pressure on me.

-When my grandfather judged

-in '82 there were ten entries.

-There are 60 this year

-so there will be more pressure.

-Dad will be keeping an eye

-from the sidelines.

-That's what worries me the most!

-I'll judge the sheep

-and Dad will judge the judge.

-There will be ructions

-on the way home!

-The ring is packed with

-rams, two shear or over.

-Llanwenog are steeped in history,

-celebrating 60 years this year.

-They were originally sheep

-on Llanllwni mountain...

-..served by Shropshire rams.

-In 1957,

-the Llanwenog Society was formed.

-It celebrates 60 years this year.

-Meinir will know exactly

-what she is looking for.

-She's gained experience

-from you and with the YFC.

-Huw Evans wins the Llanwenog ram,

-two shear or over class.

-This is the pinnacle of the

-Llanwenog section, the championship.

-There are two in the race.

-Huw Evans, Alltgoch, Cwrtnewydd and

-Gareth Evans, Parcyrhos, Llanwnnen.

-Which way will Meinir go?

-It's hard to say.

-She knows her own mind.

-I think she'll go for the ram.

-I think she'll go for the ram.

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-It's huge.

-I think it's too good to ignore.

-They must be shaking with nerves!

-She raises her crook

-and gives it to the ram.

-Owned by Huw Evans

-of Alltgoch, Cwrtnewydd.

-A day to remember for Meinir

-and there was no argument with Dad!

-The fun doesn't stop after the

-competitions at the Royal Welsh.

-Carmarthenshire, as feature county,

-held a vintage display every day.

-It was quite a sight.

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-WEDNESDAY

-Traditionally, one the best

-experiences at the Royal Welsh...

-..is seeing the Welsh Cobs galloping

-in front of a packed grandstand...

-..in the Main Ring.

-It's a exhilarating spectacle.

-People across the country,

-from across the world...

-..can see what goes on

-in the Main Ring today.

-That's what makes for

-such a wonderful atmosphere.

-This afternoon is the 'sting'.

-There is a great buzz here.

-It gets you here, it's what we live

-for throughout the year, this buzz.

-The tension started to build

-in the Main Ring at 2.35pm.

-The grandstand was packed.

-Owen Griffiths, a queue

-a mile long was full of people...

-..hoping for a ticket, a seat or

-even a gap around the Main Ring...

-..as the cobs showed off

-their prowess this afternoon.

-We weren't disappointed as it

-started with the senior stallions.

-We saw Fronarth Prince of Wales

-winning that competition.

-He is now competing

-against the female champion...

-..for the George Prince of Wales

-Perpetual Cup.

-It's the biggest prize in the

-country for the Welsh Cobs.

-The hat is off..

-The hat is off..

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-..and the tension rises.

-It's between Trevallion Rossana

-and Fronarth Prince of Wales.

-So much tension.

-Well, the Cup goes to England.

-The Cup goes to Trevallion Rossana

-and the Smith family.

-Nelson Smith and

-his great grandson, Dean Smith.

-This family has won this Cup

-in the past.

-The Welsh Cob Championship.

-The Championship Rosette

-goes to England.

-Wednesday is Welsh Cob Day

-and you were in seventh heaven.

-It was great.

-The best mare came out on top.

-She has lovely little Welsh ears

-and a lovely body.

-What more could a man want?

-A mare that will live in the memory

-of many who saw her today.

-Very special.

-Into the Cattle Ring this afternoon

-stepped the YFC rope warriors.

-The Tug-of-War Teams.

-The Royal Welsh championship is

-a really tough competition to win.

-When I started coaching them

-I would ask if they wanted...

-..to carry on after

-90 minutes of training.

-The answer in the early days was no.

-My response was - Wrong Answer.

-After some close contests...

-..to the grand final where

-Bill and his Wrong Answer team...

-..faced Trecastle.

-Here they go.

-Moving backwards so easily.

-It's an eight-woman effort.

-Hermon look like they'll take it.

-Trecastle are

-putting everything into it.

-They are slipping

-on the muddy ground.

-Hermon have won it.

-The Pembrokeshire side

-had too much power.

-They are delighted.

-They fully deserve it.

-That must be a great feeling.

-Congratulations to you Bill, the

-coach of Hermon, and to the team.

-You've done it.

-You've done it.

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-They train really hard.

-What's it like to win

-in front of a huge crowd?

-There's no better feeling

-than this.

-It's incredible.

-What makes these women so good?

-They've got a good coach!

-In the men's final,

-it was North versus South.

-Eryri in black

-and Pembrokeshire in green.

-Pembrokeshire sense

-they have an opening here.

-They are going backwards now.

-That's another slip on this muddy

-surface. You have to keep your feet.

-Will he be punished?

-No, but you can't go down

-for more than a few seconds.

-Pembrokeshire have the momentum.

-They've settled again ...no.

-Nearly there but they're making

-Pembrokeshire work for it.

-Who will take it - Pembrokeshire!

-Fair play, Pembrokeshire have taken

-both the men and women's event.

-What a story

-at the 2017 Royal Welsh.

-Amazing!

-This is the pinnacle of competition

-in the pig enclosure.

-We are looking for

-the supreme champion.

-A real feast for the eyes.

-This is an excellent

-collection of pigs.

-Which pigs stand out for you?

-I'm a bit biased because I keep

-Tamworths but I like the boar.

-It has won quite

-a few competitions this year.

-It comes from one of the rarest

-bloodlines in the Tamworth breed.

-I think on the day, the Tamworth

-might have to concede defeat.

-There is a superb British Lop sow.

-There are also a Welsh Pig sow

-and a Landrace sow.

-He's gone for the Welsh Pig.

-What a result, what a result!

-Great news for Ela Roberts

-and the Welsh Pig.

-Many congratulations.

-Many congratulations.

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-Thank you very much.

-Quite a shock. I didn't expect it.

-There were some great pigs

-out there.

-The whole family is here,

-This is Anest, who's delighted.

-We all help out in various ways.

-It was a shock and I'm very happy.

-Many congratulations.

-Many congratulations.

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-Thank you very much.

-After years of breeding

-and weeks of preparation...

-..this is what the exhibitors

-have been dreaming of...

-..winning the Show's

-Supreme Championship.

-Hywel Davies,

-there are three in the race.

-The Jacob, the Beulah and the Texel.

-Which one is your favourite?

-The Texel ewe lamb

-has grabbed my attention.

-I'd say it's very close

-between her and the Beulah sheep.

-I agree with Hywel.

-I think the Texel should win.

-The Beulah does look smart.

-There's a leg in every corner.

-She's big and shows off the breed

-characteristics well.

-Once again, the judge is going

-to pick the Reserve Champion first.

-It's important to know that...

-..so we don't get too excited and

-think he's awarding the top prize.

-The Reserve Champion goes to...

-..Eirwyn Richards

-of Cwmcelynen, Pumpsaint.

-It's the Texel, Hywel.

-That's the right decision.

-I think that's the right decision.

-That's a freakish ewe lamb.

-That was the result on the day.

-Since then, the RWAS

-has corrected that decision.

-The Beulah Speckled Face owned by

-the Richards family of Pumpsaint...

-..was promoted to Supreme Champion.

-Every year at the Show...

-..the New Zealand shearing team come

-over to challenge the Wales team.

-It's not only the lambs who feel

-the tension in the Shearing Shed.

-Oh, dear me, it's close.

-Gwion Evans has found a sixth gear.

-Rowland Smith, the Kiwi,

-is still leading the way.

-Just look at Gwion Evans

-coming back!

-It's so close.

-Rowland Smith is on

-the longer strokes.

-Gwion Evans is turning for home.

-Who will finish first?

-Kiwi against Welshman

-are battling it out on 2 and 5.

-The Kiwi has finished.

-After the judges has counted up

-the points and inspected the work...

-..the winners were announced.

-Team Cymru.

-The triple crown for the Welsh team

-after also winning...

-..the Lampeter Shears

-and Cothi Shears competitions.

-One member of the team will be

-celebrating tonight, Richard Jones.

-The Welsh champion and the

-Open Series World champion.

-Wales dominated

-the Shearing Shed this year.

-This is the Supreme Champion

-Dairy Cow championship...

-..at the 2017 Royal Welsh.

-The judge has pulled the cattle in.

-I'd be surprised if the Jersey

-didn't win and the Holstein second.

-Here we are.

-She's a wonderful cow.

-The Jersey will surely be

-reserve champion.

-Yeah!

-Superb. That's great.

-Two excellent cows.

-Just think, father and son.

-It happened last year

-with the Nantybwla family.

-It's happened for the Tregibby

-family this year. I'm in my element!

-Amazing.

-The question on everyone's lips...

-..was who would take the FitzHugh

-Championship for the Dairy Breeds.

-The Holsteins

-have dominated recently.

-They've won nine of the last ten.

-The Holsteins, I'm sure you'd agree,

-they're worth a look, Mary.

-It would be difficult to find

-a group of cattle like those.

-The Holsteins have risen to the top.

-I agree with him.

-In 2015, the Jerseys

-proved nothing is impossible.

-The Jerseys take it, fair play

-They look the part, don't they?

-Here we are, the final

-dairy competition for the Show.

-It's the Team Of Five.

-The Brown Swiss

-are in front of us now.

-They're quite consistent

-in terms of size.

-Each one is full of milk.

-The Ayrshires are in front of us.

-They are a pretty strong team.

-They've done very well in the Show.

-Their numbers have increased.

-Following the Ayrshires

-are the Holsteins.

-They look incredibly powerful.

-Five cattle and they look

-like strong dairy cattle.

-A great balance

-in these five to be honest...

-..if you stand behind them

-and look at all five.

-The judge is eyeing up the Jerseys

-for what looks like the last time.

-I have a feeling the Holsteins

-are going to beat the Jerseys.

-There's very little in it.

-He's looking back at the Jerseys.

-Do we think he'll go there?

-No!

-He's gone for the Holsteins.

-It was very close.

-It's nice to have some drama.

-There we go, well done to him.

-He's done a very conscientious job.

-He's a judge you can follow.

-Well, it's been an incredible show

-for the Tregibby farm family.

-Many congratulations to them.

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-THURSDAY

-The Queen's Cup is one of

-the biggest prizes at the show.

-It moves to a

-different section every year.

-This year the Section C horses

-had the honour of battling for it.

-Peter Hussey has gone back

-to talk to the stewards.

-Congratulations to the

-Jones Family of the Fronarth Stud.

-They've won it with their

-mare, eight years and over.

-We are about to see

-the big prizes...

-..awarded on Thursday

-in the Main Ring.

-First up is the Tom & Sprightly Cup.

-It's the Welsh horse Championship.

-In front of us now is the Section D

-champion, Trevallion Rossana.

-Dean Smith of the Trevallion Stud.

-The Section A champion,

-Flydon Llwy Pwdin, is brood mare.

-She moves well.

-The Section C champion

-is Ashgrove Harriet.

-The Jones family of Frongoy

-are the owners.

-The last to go is the Section

-B champion, Waxwing Penny Gold.

-It's travelled down from Scotland

-to compete and to win that crown.

-He's made his decision

-and is looking towards Section C.

-He's made his decision.

-Ashgrove Harriet takes

-the Tom & Sprightly championship.

-Dafydd Jones of Frongoy, it's been

-a great Show for you so far.

-You've won the Tom & Sprightly

-and the Queen's Cup.

-When they told me I'd won the

-Queen's Cup, I couldn't believe it.

-As you progress,

-the expectations grow.

-Did you dream of this

-at the start of the week?

-I dreamt of it

-but didn't believe it would happen.

-Congrats. It's good to see

-a youngster doing well.

-It's been a show to remember.

-Well done.

-On to another important Thursday

-afternoon horse championship.

-The In-hand Championship.

-There we are...

-..the 2017 In-Hand Championship

-goes to Triple Crown.

-Triple Crown also wins the

-Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Championship.

-True to his name,

-it went on to win...

-..the Royal Welsh

-Supreme Horse Championship...

-..thus clinching a triple crown.

-Congratulations to them.

-Here is the ultimate champion

-of the horses in the 2017 show.

-Simon Charlesworth,

-you must be delighted.

-Over the moon.

-You've been trying

-to qualify this horse...

-..for the Horse of the Year Show.

-You've been a bit unlucky.

-He's been unlucky in four shows.

-Today was the day.

-During the week I do the

-commentating in the Sheep Ring.

-We've moved on to

-the Young Handlers.

-The judges are circulating

-asking questions about the sheep.

-I go around first to bed them in...

-..and make sure they aren't too

-nervous for when the judge arrives.

-It's more nerve-wracking

-having me asking them stuff.

-It's nice to get some banter.

-Down with the kids.

-It's a tough task to prepare

-one animal for competition.

-For the Interbreed Group

-Championship you need three animals.

-They must complement

-each other perfectly.

-The Reserve Champion

-will be chosen first.

-The Rouge are Reserve

-Interbreed Group Champions.

-Owned by Percy Tait of Worcester.

-Where's he going next?

-It's the Welsh Hill Speckled Face.

-This special competition is held in

-memory of a Sheep Ring stalwart...

-..former chief steward,

-Mr George Hughes from Ceredigion.

-Andrew Jones of Felindre

-is keeping us on tenterhooks.

-He's got his crook and the

-Reserve Champion is the Suffolk.

-Who's going to be the champion?

-It's so exciting.

-Wow! Amazing!

-The South Wales Mountain...

-..wins the Interbreed

-Ram Lamb Championship.

-Time now for the girls and the

-Interbreed Ewe Lamb Championship.

-We have a shortlist.

-The Beulah Speckled Face

-and Welsh Hill Speckled Face...

-..are the non-accredited.

-The accredited sheep are the

-Charollais and the Texel ewe lambs.

-Eirwyn Richards wins the Reserve

-with his Beulah Speckled Face.

-Andrew Jones of Felindre

-puts his hat on the Charollais.

-She wins the Interbreed

-Ewe Lamb Championship.

-Fully deserving.

-Tired but satisfied

-the crowds have headed for home.

-Everyone with a story and a memory.

-It's a great atmosphere.

-A show of people.

-Singing in the bandstand

-with Clive Edwards was a highlight.

-The Teams of five

-and the Main Ring displays.

-Receiving my gold medal

-from the society.

-That was a huge honour.

-In general, it's seeing the

-continued success of the show.

-It's been an unforgettable week.

-My highlight, and there would be

-two or three of them was seeing...

-..family farms taking reserve and

-championship in the dairy section.

-The family farm is so important.

-My highlight every year

-is wandering the Food Hall.

-It's a great shop window for

-the superb produce made in Wales.

-The variety of seafood, meats,

-cheeses, spirits and ice cream.

-It's all available.

-Personally, my highlight

-was seeing the Balwen sheep...

-..reaching the shortlist for

-the Interbreed Group Championship.

-The breed had

-never been there before.

-I've had a great week at the Show.

-My highlight was...

-..Huw and Ela Roberts, Pwllheli

-winning the Pig Championship.

-They take the prize up north after

-going close in the last two years.

-I spent a lot of time

-in the Forestry Area...

-..and watching the axemen take on

-the shearers was a great spectacle.

-This year's Show has been

-a series of highlights for me.

-The stately Shire Horses

-in the Main Ring.

-Fantastic kidney beans in

-the horticultural section.

-One of the best

-things about the Show...

-..is seeing an old

-friends on the site.

-You stop to chat for half an hour

-and end up being late for work.

-Winning was a highlight for me.

-It meant a lot to us as a family.

-Another highlight was seeing

-the incredible high standard...

-..in the main championships

-on Thursday in the Main Ring.

-Another show has come to an end.

-Oh, summer days so blithe and gay.

-Every one, a Royal Welsh day.

-Until next year, goodnight.

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