Pennod 10 Y Sioe

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-I'm Jim Johnson from Dre-fach,

-Felindre.

-I come to the Show

-to exhibit these coracles.

-When I was at school, I was

-friends with Denzil from Cenarth.

-Denzil's family made coracles.

-Denzil showed me how to use one.

-At that time,

-Cenarth was an important place.

-Farmers brought their sheep there

-to wash in the river.

-We'd go out in a coracle to ensure

-the sheep didn't fall in the river.

-That's my first memory

-of using a coracle from day to day.

-I've been coming to the Show

-for 30 years.

-I've enjoyed coming here for years.

-The horses are shining

-in the Main Ring.

-There's no sight quite like it.

-The best of the Welsh breeds

-were on display today.

-Sections A, C and D

-were being judged.

-Heledd Cynwal, Rob Jones and

-Owen Griffiths were commentating.

-We join them for the Section C

-young stock championship.

-We've had some great winners

-this morning.

-That means

-it's time for the Championship.

-We've got the Champion and Reserve

-from each class...

-..in Section C

-Welsh Ponies Cob Type.

-We've been looking

-at the younger stock all morning.

-We have to mention there are four

-winners in this section under Rob.

-His stallion

-is the father of those four.

-That's a difficult thing.

-To be objective.

-There's no rule against exhibiting

-something that comes...

-..from one of the judge's

-bloodlines.

-As a judge, you have to make sure

-you can explain...

-..why you've made your choice.

-Looking at this winner, I think

-he's made the correct decision.

-They are exceptional.

-The judge is discussing his choices

-with the stewards, Delyth Simons.

-The hat is off.

-The hat is off.

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-It's been removed!

-I think it's Ryan Wilson

-and Troed-Y-Mynydd Trouble.

-He won the colt class this morning.

-I think he's a yearling colt.

-He's owned by Anthony McDonald...

-..sired by Moorcroft Master Tom

-and out of Troed-Y-Mynydd Temptress.

-He's now won the best of the best

-if you will.

-He's won the Welsh Pony (Cob Type)

-Championship for young stock.

-Congratulations to them.

-In the northern side of the ring,

-the Section D...

-..Cob Type Championship

-for young stock was taking place.

-The morning winners

-returned to the Main Ring.

-But who was the winner?

-This is the all-important moment

-for these horses.

-Dyffryngwy Welsh Charisma.

-We know the exhibitor, David Oliver.

-Fair play to him. He's got enough

-stamina to match the horse.

-Dorian Lloyd, from Llety'r Gof,

-Llanfechain, with Perthog Doli.

-She is a three-year-old filly.

-I think Arwyn is now looking at

-the yearling colt, Perthog Game On.

-He was reared by Dorian Lloyd

-but is owned by Gareth Andrew.

-He's been sold.

-It's an achievement to get two

-Perthog horses in this championship.

-This isn't the first time

-he's managed that.

-Dorian owned the Champion

-and Reserve Champion last year.

-Now then, lads,

-what do we fancy up in our tower?

-I think it's Cascob Brenin Dafydd

-for me.

-I enjoyed the run

-of Dyffryngwy Welsh Charisma.

-She went quite well.

-I just want to be different to Rob.

-Heledd?

-I was going to go for her too.

-Coppathorne Abigail caught my eye.

-That's a good choice.

-We'll see now.

-Here we go, the hat is off.

-Robert's got it.

-Thanks to the pair of you.

-No need for you to stay!

-Well done to Philippa Owens

-and Cascob Brenin Dafydd.

-The Reserve Champion

-is Dyffryngwy Welsh Charisma.

-Congratulations to Philippa Owens.

-She is the owner of the winner,

-Cascob Brenin Dafydd.

-This three-year-old colt

-at his best in the Main Ring.

-He's showing his ribbons proudly

-to the supporters.

-Brenda Williams, first of all,

-congratulations on your stall.

-They're worth seeing.

-They're worth seeing.

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-Thank you.

-How many do you have at the Show?

-How many do you have at the Show?

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-Around 70.

-How many do you have in all?

-I hear you have a houseful

-at home on Anglesey.

-Around 450.

-When did the obsession

-with these plants start?

-Ten years ago,

-when I went on holiday.

-I loved seeing cacti

-on both sides of the road.

-I brought this big one home

-from Tenerife.

-What's its name?

-Echinocactus grusonii.

-It caught your eye immediately.

-It caught your eye immediately.

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-It did.

-When did you assemble this

-collection? Over a number of years?

-Yes.

-It's gone from one to 450.

-You must have a sizeable house.

-No, not really.

-They're all in a greenhouse

-in the summer.

-They come indoors over winter.

-They're quite easy to look after.

-They only need to be watered

-once a fortnight.

-Is that all? Gosh.

-They're not watered at all

-between November and March.

-Gosh.

-This is a pretty one.

-Mammillaria matudae cristata.

-It looks like a snake.

-It looks like a snake.

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-It does look like a snake.

-There's a big one in the centre.

-It looks like the ones

-you see on old Westerns.

-It does.

-For me, that's the typical image

-of a cactus.

-Yes.

-Your exhibits are worth seeing.

-You've won the gold medal

-at the Show.

-A large gold medal.

-How big an honour was it to win?

-How big an honour was it to win?

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-It was a real honour.

-Is it the first time

-you've competed in the Show?

-It's the third time I've competed.

-Is it the first time

-you've won the gold medal?

-The second time.

-So you'll come back next year

-for the triple crown.

-Congratulations.

-As I said, they're worth seeing.

-Well done. Thanks for the chat.

-Thank you.

-This is

-the FitzHugh Beef Championship.

-We're looking for the best pair -

-a male and female.

-There is representation

-from every breed.

-Paul Gendreau has selected 14 pairs.

-He's exploring them in more detail.

-Just to remind you, Paul Gendreau

-is an auctioneer at Newark Market.

-He was Auctioneer of the Year

-in Britain so he's quite a man.

-I think he's got a difficult job.

-There are some fantastic pairs here.

-Yes, it's quite an image

-seeing them all in a row like this.

-They're worth seeing.

-Personally, the pair of Charolais

-have caught my eye.

-I also think the Limousins

-are strong contenders.

-He's pulling the Herefords out.

-I like these.

-The cow isn't quite perfect.

-The Charolais are following them.

-It looks like

-he's pulling them all out.

-The Blues are a great pair.

-A young bull and a young heifer.

-He's pulled eight out now.

-He's halved them.

-Yes, he has.

-They must be of a very high

-standard. He's pulled a lot out.

-He's a fairly tall man.

-You have to be tall

-to inspect some of these.

-The Simmentals are especially big.

-The Simmentals are out. Very good.

-The Blues are out.

-The Lims are out.

-It won't be much longer now.

-The Charolais are out.

-These Lims look good.

-Here they are! Yes!

-The Simmentals are very good.

-The Simmentals won it.

-The Limousins were second.

-But it's the Woods family

-who are celebrating tonight.

-At the Show's office today,

-the RWAS' awards ceremony...

-..recognized the work

-of farmers of all ages.

-It was nice to see the young ones

-being honoured.

-Hello, my name is Cennydd.

-This year, I won the Dr Richard

-Phillips Agricultural Award.

-Winning this award

-means a lot to me.

-I've been honoured by both the Show

-and Dr Richard Phillips' family.

-My name is Hanna Thomas.

-I've won Royal Welsh Agricultural

-Society Scholarship.

-I'm thrilled to win

-this scholarship.

-It's 3,000 towards the next year

-of my course.

-I also have the chance

-to do work experience with Waitrose.

-That experience will be huge for me.

-I'll get an insight

-into the industry.

-My name is Aled Davies.

-I'm a student at Gelli Aur,

-Coleg Sir Gar.

-I've won Student of the Year...

-..and The Gwili Jones Travel

-Scholarship to go to New Zealand.

-I'm proud I was nominated and feel

-honoured that I won the titles.

-Join us after the news when we'll be

-looking back at the Team of Five...

-..and the memorable day

-for judge Dai Lewis.

-For me, this is the highlight

-of the Show every year.

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