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Records were broken on Saturday (7thSeptember) at Ludlow Livestock Market at the annual show and sale of Kerry Hill sheep where an aged ram from Brimfield, Ludlow-based Jim Rowe sold for the top price and a new centre and breed record of 4200gns. The 2017-born ram, which stood reserve male champion in the pre-sale show, […]

The 119th annual Show & Sale of Kerry Hill Sheep takes place on Saturday 7th of September at Ludlow Livestock Market. The pre sale show will begin at 9:15am followed by the sale at 11:00am. There are 280 sheep entered for the sale with the following sections: Yearling ewes 119 Ewe Lambs 65 Aged Rams

This year saw a different team of Kerry Hill enthusiasts take part in the trimmed sheep section of the National Young Stars event, held at the Royal Three Counties Showground, Malvern. Young breeders, Tolly Ridge, Rose Bostock and Paige Misselbrook took to the competition with great gusto with their pair of ewe lambs, kindly loaned

Copies of the catalogue General Information and sections for each breed are now available to download from http://meltonmowbraymarket.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Sheep-and-Goats-Traditional-and-Native-Breeds-2019.pdf 

The sun shone on the final day of Pembrokeshire County Show for the six exhibitors that were forward for Somerset judge Mr Ed Simmons. The Kerry ring had a good audience throughout judging and the championship went to a strong shearling ewe from Gundhild Myrset-Davies’s Crugiau flock.   Reserve Champion a ram lamb from Morgan Clewer-Evans’s

Judge Anthony John travelled up from Carmarthenshire to judge a large section and found his champion in the winner of the aged ram class from the Woodhouse Flock owned by John and Philippa Owens which went on to stand reserve in the overall interbreed competition. The Reserve Champion was the second prize aged ram from

The July Newsletter has recently been published   A copy may be found here: –  July newsletter

A very warm Royal Welsh Show saw a total entry of 104 sheep from 20 exhibitors for judge Gwilym Pugh to adjudicate on. Breed Champion was the male champion, a yearling ram from the Pentrenant Flock of Robert and Jean Price, with the female champion, a yearling ewe from the Woodhouse Flock of John and

Judge John Owens made the long trip from his Herefordshire home to the Great Yorkshire Show and was rewarded with a good number of sheep to judge from 10 exhibitors.  Overall champion was the female champion, a homebred yearling ewe from Andrew Fisher’s Nidderdale flock with the male champion, a two year old ram from