kerryhill

Thank you to Westmorland Show for sending the Society the results from the show and the photo of this year’s Champion Kerry Hill from the Burgesses, Top spot flock.

Ladywood Ram lamb tops Carlisle sale at £1,400 A ram lamb from H Bright’s, Buxton based Ladywood flock, topped the sale with a price of £1400. The lamb was by a Pentrenant sire (42624) out of a home bred ewe (14423). He was knocked down to S Jones to join his Fronarth flock in Ceredigion. The

Kerry Hill ram tops sale at 700gns Judge, Mr A Griffiths from Welshpool, Powys, found his Champion with a yearling ewe from F Cook’s Langridge flock from Cambridgeshire. She was by a Fronarth sire (41735) out of a home bred dam (16354) and went on to make 280gns, going to J Boakes’s Coltsfoot flock in

19th Pedigree Traditional & Native Breed Show & Sale on 9th & 10th September 2022 To view the sale catalogue please CLICK HERE H&H Rare & Minority Breed Sale of Sheep, Goats, Cattle & Pigs on 17th September 2022 To view the sale catalogue please CLICK HERE (This is just a list of Kerry Hill

Having set a new breed record for the Kerry Hill breed at last year’s sale, the Owens family of John, Philippa and daughters Hannah and Ellie, were back in action again to lift the roof off Ludlow Market selling a shearling ram for 10,500gns to Belgian breeder, Luc Verheyden.  Woodhouse 2 Bullet is by a

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122nd Annual Show & Sale of 240 Registered Kerry Hill Sheep At LUDLOW LIVESTOCK MARKET on SATURDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER at 11.00am Further Information: Tel:  01547 528621 Catalogue – CLICK HERE

After two long absent years the Royal Welsh went ahead with record temperatures forecast reflecting the hot competition in the sheep rings.  The heatwave did affect numbers of sheep forward with Society members bringing reduced numbers of stock in anticipation of the high temperatures.  Fortunately the large fans installled in the sheep sheds did provide plenty of

The Yorkshire Showground saw a great entry of over 50 individual Kerry’s entered for the show. These were judged by Mr Gwilym Pugh who had travelled from Welshpool, Powys, who had some very big classes to judge on a very warm day. Mr Pugh found his overall Breed Champion in Chris Adamson’s shearling ewe, Marlbrook

It was a double celebration for Chris Adamson at this year’s Royal Norfolk Show, which also played host to the Society’s National Show, as he took the breed championship honours and went one step closer to clinch the interbreed championship.  His show team leader was a shearling ewe bred by John Croose of the Marlbrook