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A Match Made in February

Coinciding with the renowned Valentine’s Day celebrations, the new February Spring show and sale gave Hereford enthusiasts even more reason to gather and trade. Despite the cold weather, optimism remained high among exhibitors and purchasers alike, and the day proved that many successful matches were made.

The event commenced with the inaugural show, where judge Mr Richard Bowen of Herefordshire, stockman at Bounds Herefords, cast his experienced eye over a strong lineup of pedigree entries. No stranger to the showring, the Livesey family under the Normanton prefix once again found themselves in the spotlight.

Winning his class of four bulls was Normanton 1 Crumbie from TD & WT Livesey, Leicester. The September 2024-born bull has already enjoyed success, having claimed reserve senior male champion at the Hereford Cattle Breeders Christmas calf show in December 2025. On this occasion, Crumbie went one better, securing not only his class win but also male champion and overall champion on the day.

Crumbie is out of Normanton 1 Fistulina 38th V479 and sired by Cleland 1 Nelson. Mr Bowen admired his ease of movement, conformation and squareness, and praised the team for the exceptional turnout. The champion later sold for 6,200gns to Goodwin and Powell, Rough Moor Herefords.

Taking reserve male champion and reserve overall champion honours was Thornysure 1 Chuckles, a smart August 2024-born bull from the Shaw family, Warwickshire. Chuckles had been previously placed first in his class at the National Poll Show, and his quality was again evident. Mr Bowen commented on his soundness and described him as a good, strong bull.

Chuckles is out of the homebred cow Thornysure 1 Sky and sired by Maxstoke 1 Sovereign. He went on to sell for 5,100gns to AD Richards, Celynen Herefords, Carmarthen.

Overall Champion and Reserve Champion

Three strong females were presented before the judge, with Bowendu 1 Penelope 7th from Bowen Farms taking first place and securing the overall female championship. Standing second in her class and awarded reserve female champion was Spartan 1 Plum RW C272 from SC & GL Hartwright.

Born in November 2024, Penelope is out of the homebred cow Bowendu 1 Penelope 4th and sired by Havenfield 1 Wilf. Mr Bowen commended her style, describing her as a flashy heifer, clean throughout. She later realised 5,000gns in the sale ring going to D & AC Shakeshaft, Quaiken Herefords, Ellesmere.

Spartan 1 Plum RW C272, born October 2024, is out of Spartan 1 Plum SP W163 and sired by Rempstone 1 Waspy N641.

Pepperstock 1 Blossom C1144

Topping the female trade with 10,000gns going to Welshpool for S, H & A Smith of Helens Herefords was Pepperstock 1 Blossom C1144, a January 2025-born heifer. She is sired by the renowned show winner Spartan 1 Typhoon and combines style with strength in a very feminine package. Blossom attracted strong interest ringside before going on to lead the female section, reflecting both her breeding credentials and the continued demand for quality young females within the breed.

Fisher 1 Barney

The male section began with bulls born on or before 22nd February 2024. Taking top honours in this class was Fisher 1 Barney B585 from RJ Hutchings, West Sussex. The oldest in his class, born January 2024, Barney showed strength and power throughout. He is sired by Fisher 1 Prospect P464, a bull that has enjoyed considerable breeding success for the Hutchings family and across the wider membership, and out of Fisher 1 Susan T515. Mr Bowen praised his locomotion, stating he was a bull that would stand out in any field. He went on to sell for 8,500gns, top price in the male division to A & P Massey of Hollyvale Herefords, Bury, Lancashire.

In the following class for bulls born between 2nd March 2024 and 18th May 2024, Lowesmoor 1 Blenheim secured first place. A well-fleshed, solid March 2024 bull, he is sired by Romany 1 Viking FR V61 and out of Lowesmoor 1 Kinella 1086. Blenheim went on to sell for 5,000gns and now heads to J Martin, Hilgay Herefords in Norfolk.

The February Spring show and sale proved a promising addition to the calendar, showcasing both the strength in depth and forward-thinking breeding within the Hereford breed. Quality cattle met with genuine demand, reflecting continued confidence in Herefords as a profitable and sustainable choice for commercial and pedigree producers alike. With strong trade, keen competition in the showring and a positive atmosphere throughout, the event set a solid foundation for future spring fixtures and underlined the resilience and ambition of Hereford breeders nationwide.

 

Sale results

Bulls total price £62,685.00 to an average £5,699.00

Show heifers total price £15,750.00 and sold to an average £7,875.00

Grand total £78,435.00 Grand average £6,033.00

 

Full Show Results

Class 1 – heifer born on or before 17/01/2025

1st – Bowendu 1 Penelope 7th – Bowen Farms

2nd – Spartan 1 Plum RW C272 – SC & GL Hartwright

3rd – Pepperstock 1 Blossom – Spiers Farms Ltd

Class 2 – bull born on or before 22/02/2024

1st – Fisher 1 Barney B585 – RJ Hutchings

2nd – Allwood 1 Brigadier – FJ Wood & Sons

3rd – Auckvale 1 Boss 2332B – W & R Kemp & Sons

Class 3 – bull born on or between 02/03/2024 – 18/05/2024

1st – Lowesmoor 1 Blenheim – MJ Clark

2nd – Spartan 1 Billy-the-Kid – SC & GL Hartwright

3rd – Fisher 1 Bentley B589 – RJ Hutchings

 

Class 4 – bull born on or between 07/06/2024 – 11/09/2024

1st – Normanton 1 Crumbie – TD & WT Livesey

2nd – Thornysure 1 Chuckles – M & C Shaw

3rd – Allwood 1 Boringdon – FJ Wood & Sons

 

Class 5 – bull born on or between 17/10/2024 – 08/11/2024

1st – Spartan 1 Cowboy – SC & GL Hartwright

 

Class 6 – bull born on or between 16/12/2024 – 09/01/2025

1st – Spartan 1 Cupid – SC & GL Hartwright

2nd – Coley 1 Cavalier – Miss H Whittaker

 

Overall and Male Champion – Normanton 1 Crumbie – TD & WT Livesey

Reserve Overall and Reserve Male Champion  – Thornysure 1 Chuckles – M & C Shaw

Female Champion – Bowendu 1 Penelope 7th – Bowen Farms

Reserve Female Champion – Spartan 1 Plum RW C272 – SC & GL Hartwright

Brisk trade with 100% clearance at Dungannon Premier Show and Sale

At the Premier Show and Sale held at Dungannon Farmers Mart local breeders witnessed another total clearance of bulls with the 9 on offer selling to average £4410 with many potential buyers going home without a bull.

Solpoll 1 Becker top price on the day 4900 guineas bred by J&W McMordie

It was a great day for Ballygowan based John & William McMordie whose 3 bulls took the top 3 prices. Leading the days trade was the first bull into the ring the 23 month old Solpoll 1 Becker, a son of Herberry 1 Humberto his dam was the hombred Amber S13 with his full brother topping the February 2025 Sale. Backed by easy calving genetics and having stood 2nd in class 1 he sold for 4900gns to L Heslip, Dungannon.

Solpoll 1 Boris champion bred by J&W McMordie

Following closely behind was judge Christopher McCrea’s choice of the bulls, Solpoll 1 Boris. Another son of Humberto, he stood first in class 1 before being tapped out as champion, a 22 month old his grandsire had sired last years champion and was a previous Sire of the Year. The choice of K Hunter, Magherafelt he sold for 4600gns.

Matching the 4600gns price was the 21 month old Solpoll 1 Bushmills. A son of Fabb 1 Top Prize who sired the record priced bull in the April 2025 sale he had exceptional figures being the highest terminal index bull under 2 years old and sold to F McGurk, Cookstown.

The McMordie Family, Saintfield claimed the days next best price of 4500gns with River-Dale 1 Bonanza. A 20 month old son of the Australian ai sire Wirruna Katnook he had figures for muscle and terminal index in the Top 5%. He sold to G Cuddy, Dungannon.

Roy & Pat McClenaghan, Hollywood brought forward another son of popular ai sire Fabb 1 Northern Star, with Top 5% figures for calving, eye muscle and terminal index. Born in May 2024 he sold for 4100gns to O Keown, Enniskillen.

Mark & Lawrence Moore, Aughnacloy brought forward 2 June 2024 born sons of stock bull Cave Hill Max, standing 1st & 2nd in Class 2 and taking the Reserve Championship. Annaghbeg Masala was the higher placed and higher priced bull of the pair, his dam was the homebred Annaghbeg Flo, he had won his class at the 2024 calf show and sold for 4000gns to A Liggett, Clogher. J McConville, Rathfriland paid 3700gns for the herds other entry Annaghbeg Mixer.

Nathaniel Shaw, Dungannon brought forward 2 bulls with another Northern Star son selling for 3800gns, the June 2024 Sessiagh 1 Burger King joining B Henry, Clogher. Sessiagh 1 Bacardi a son of Dendor 1 Kohinoor sold for 3600gns to head to Dungannon with E Robinson.

 

Report by  Northern Ireland Hereford Breeders Association – Photo Credit – Katherine Shaw, Agri Images

 

Stirling’s Hereford Showcase Returns in Style

Quality and Enthusiasm Shine as Hereford Show Format Makes Triumphant Comeback

 

 

Stirling’s famous bull sales were back with a bang on 31 January 2026, as the Galbraith Stirling Bull Sale played host to the first Hereford show and sale at the venue in four years. The atmosphere in the ring was electric, with breeders, buyers and enthusiasts alike relishing the long-awaited return of this hallmark event. After several years’ absence, the show element was enthusiastically reintroduced. This year’s fixture drew a strong turnout, with nine bulls and three heifers forward.  The standard on display was exceptional, with every entry contributing to an impressive line-up that underlined the depth of quality currently found in the UK Hereford population.

Show Highlights: Judging the Best of the Breed

With the task of judging falling to Audrey Anderson of Easter Knox, the show ring buzzed with anticipation as each animal made its way before a critical but appreciative audience. The return of the show format injected a keen sense of competition into proceedings, and Anderson’s experienced eye was put to the test by the depth and type on parade.

First place in the bull section went to Moralee 1 Clint PA381 from T. & D. Harrison, a bull whose credentials were never in doubt. Born in October 2024 and already with a string of show successes, Clint impressed with his power, structure and balance. Sired by Moralee 1 Panda and out of the Royal Highland Champion, Coley 1 Pippa 356, he combines stellar genetics with show ring presence. The top price of 7,600 guineas achieved in the sale ring was testament to his appeal and the ongoing demand for quality Herefords at the top end of the market.

Hot on his heels was Craigdhu 1 Bracken from Margaret Galbraith, who secured second place and a sale price of 5,500 gns. Bracken’s outstanding polled genetics and strong show record, first at Borderway Agri-Expo and impressive placings at the Royal Highland and Scottish National Hereford Shows—ensured he drew plenty of attention from both commercial and pedigree breeders. Third place went to his paternal brother Craigdhu 1 Brechin, another bull with excellent performance figures, though he remained unsold—a reflection of the discerning standards among today’s breeders and buyers.

Fellowhills 1 Chief from J. Hodge was another standout, taking fourth place and coming from a line that includes both Royal Welsh and National Poll Show champions. Fifth spot was filled by Auckvale 1 Brandy 2342B from W. & R. Kemp, a bull praised for his length, thickness and notable performance data. While several bulls did not sell on the day, their presence spoke volumes for the breed’s resurgence.

Heifer Line-Up Demonstrates Depth of Female Genetics

The parade of three heifers also drew admiring glances, with the Moralee team continuing their strong run of success. Leading the way was Moralee 1 Wispa, a Dendor 1 Tewcwyn daughter, which sold to E. Innes and Son, Glenlivet for 6,800gns. Another standout, the September 2024-born Moralee 1 Mink, sold for 6,000 guineas to D. Lister, Fife. These young females highlighted the careful breeding strategies being employed and the exciting future for Hereford herds across Britain.

A Triumphant Return: Herefords Back in Stirling Spotlight

It was clear to all present that the Stirling Bull Sales have reclaimed their place as a must-attend event for Hereford breeders and enthusiasts. The combination of outstanding animal quality, competitive spirit, and the return to a full show-and-sale format signalled a new chapter for the breed in Scotland.

Show Results

1st Place: Moralee 1 Clint PA381 from T & D Harrison

2nd Place: Craigdhu 1 Bracken from M Galbraith

3rd Place: Craigdhu 1 Brechin from M Galbraith

4th Place: Fellowhills 1 Chief from J Hodge

5th Place: Auckvale 1 Brandy 2342B from W & R Kemp

Bulls

Top Price 7,600 gns

Average £6,878

Heifers

Top Price 6,000 gns

Average £4,933

Moralee makes it Big Time at the Designer Genes Sale ’25

The 10th Annual Designer Genes event took place on the 12th and 13th December 2025 at Shrewsbury Auction Centre, with genetics selling on Friday and live lots selling on Saturday. Both sales were organised and managed by Dowbiggin Marketing in partnership with Halls. Auctioneer was Jonny Dymond. The event was held in conjunction with the Hereford Cattle Breeders Association’s annual Christmas Calf Show.

Embryos topped at 560gns each for embryos consigned by G & A Redmayne, Ings Herefords, from their donor female Sky High 1 L’amour Lucy. Semen peaked at 580gns per straw for Panmure 1 Henry semen consigned by Vaughan Farms Ltd. The Friday sale of genetics grossed £23,850.75.

The Saturday Sale was topped by the lead-off lot Moralee 1 Big Time RK349 from Tom & Di Harrison, Moralee Herefords Northumberland. The reigning UK Polled Hereford Bull of the Year, he sold to SC & GL Hartwright, Spartan Herefords, Oxfordshire for a new breed record of 22,000gns (£23,100).

Females topped at 10,000gns (£10,500) for Pulham 1 Lucy 7th from Phil & Laura Vincent, Pulham Herefords, Norfolk. She was sold to SJ & H Smith, Welshpool. 11 females averaged £5937.27.  

A pick of the 2025 calves from Steven & Lizzie Walker, Hoghton View Herefords, Lancashire sold for 5,500 (£5,775) to G & MC Shepherd, Moorside Polled Herefords, Lancashire & Josh Dowbiggin, Ghyll Beck Genetics.

13 total lots sold to gross £94,185 and average £7,245, a new European record for a Hereford sale average. Clearance for the Saturday sale was 94%.

Averages

  • 1 bull sold for 22,000gns (£23,100)
  • 1 pick of the 2025 calves sold for 5,500gns (£5,775)
  • 11 females sold to average £5937.27
  • 25 embryos averaged £486.36
  • 100 straws of semen averaged £116.92

Totals

  • Friday sale grossed £23,850.75
  • Saturday sale grossed £94,185
  • Total weekend gross was £118,035.75

Sale Team

Sale Management – Josh Dowbiggin (Dowbiggin Marketing)

Auctioneer – Jonny Dymond (Halls)

Saturday Sale

A record-breaking trade was met at the 10th Annual Designer Genes Sale. 13 lots sold to a top price of 22,000gns and average £7,245, a new European record for a Hereford sale average. Clearance for the Saturday sale was 94%.

The Saturday Sale was topped by the lead-off lot Moralee 1 Big Time RK349 from Tom & Di Harrison, Moralee Herefords, Northumberland. The reigning UK Polled Hereford Bull of the Year sold to SC & GL Hartwright, Spartan Herefords, Oxfordshire for a new breed record of 22,000gns (23,100gns). Big Time RK349 was sired by former Champion of Europe and multiple interbreed winning Moralee 1 Rebel Kicks, and out of leading donor female Moralee 1 Kylie, who is also the dam of the 2024 Hereford Miss Europe female.

A pick of the 2025 calves from Steven & Lizzie Walker, Hoghton View Herefords was sold for 5,500gns (£5,775). The pick offered the successful buyer the opportunity to pick from any of the 2025 born calves at Hoghton View, including both bull and heifer calves. The pick was sold to G & MC Shepherd, Moorside Polled Herefords, Lancashire & Josh Dowbiggin, Ghyll Beck Genetics.

Females topped at 10,000gns (£10,500) for Pulham 1 Lucy 7th from Phil & Laura Vincent, Pulham Herefords, Norfolk. Lucy 7th was sired by £10,000 Solitude 1 Vantastic and out of a daughter of Appel 1 Kaboom. She was sold to SJ & H Smith, Welshpool.  

The second highest priced female was Sky High 1 Louis-Vuitton Lucy from Boomer & Millie Birch and family. This female was crowned Reserve Overall Junior Champion at the recent National Poll Show. She was knocked down for 7,500gns (£7,875) to A Baxter, Lancashire.

Two females sold for 7,000gns. 5-year-old cow Dendor 1 Ruby 38th sold for 7,000gns to R Moore, Northumberland. She was herself a daughter of noted sire Dendor 1 Nairobi. Her March-born heifer calf sold for 3,800gns to Panmure Herefords Scotland, valuing the cow/calf pair at 10,800gns.

Also to reach the 7,000gns mark was February 2025-born heifer Grifford 1 True Beauty. This heifer calf was Reserve Female Champion at the 2025 English Winter Fair. Sired by Normanton 1 Laertes and out of the 10,000gns Greenyards 1 True Love, she was sold for 7,000gns to M J Sharlot, Warwickshire.

Other prices

  • Lot 4 – Bosbury 1 Rosa B201 GT sold for 6,000gns to Vaughan Farms Ltd
  • Lot 9 – Glenvale 1 Kylie 969 sold for 5,000gns to Jacob Agri Ltd
  • Lot 8 – Auckvale 1 Pansy 2419C sold for 4,200gns to RL Morgan
  • Lot 10 – Pulham Olive 9th sold for 4,100gns to GF Harrison
  • Lot 5 – Bosbury 1 Margaret B203 GT sold for 3,800gns to RF & ZL Chilman
  • Lot 13 – Fardre 1 Julia C396 sold for 3,800gns to A Baxter

Averages

  • 1 bull sold for 22,000gns (£23,100)
  • 1 pick of the 2025 calves sold for 5,500gns (£5,775)
  • 11 females sold to average £5937.27

Friday Sale

The DGS On Ice Sale Volume IV took place on Friday evening with 36 genetic lots selling to buyers both in the room and online. The sale was hosted in conjunction with the HCBA’s annual Christmas dinner.

  • 25 embryos sold to 560gns per embryo (Ings Herefords – Sky High 1 L’amour Lucy) averaged £486.36 per embryo
  • 100 straws of semen topped at 580gns per straw (Kingsland Herefords – Panmure 1 Henry) and averaged £116.92 per straw
  • Total sale gross for the genetics was £23,850.75

Top Embryo Prices

  • 3 Female Sexed Sky High 1 L’amour Lucy x Sky High 1 Take-a-chance embryos from G & A Redmayne (Ings) sold for 560gns each to DG & HM Davies
  • 2 Greenyards 1 Truelove x Normanton 1 Laertes embryos from Nick Griffin (Grifford) sold for 520gns each to H Davies
  • 4 EU exportable embryos of various matings from T & D Harrison (Moralee) sold for 480gns each to Richard & Petra Strijker, The Netherlands.
  • 10 embryos from Rempstone 1 Anna Mary D594 (consigned by Ellie Williams) sold to top at 460gns and average 450gns, selling to G & A Redmayne (Ings) sold and G Davies, Wales

Top Semen Prices

  • 4 straws of Panmure 1 Henry sold for 580gns each
  • 3 straws of Normanton 1 Laertes (stored in Ireland) sold for 340gns each
  • 3 straws of Normanton 1 Laertes (stored in the UK) sold for 190gns each
  • 2 packs of 5 straws of Moralee 1 RHS Prince sold for 110gns and 100gns per straw
  • 2 packs of 5 straws of Grifford 1 Try sold for 100gns per straw
  • 10 straws of Solpoll 1 Trailblazer sold for 100gns per straw
  • 3 packs of 5 straws of The Ranch Remington R028 sold to average 85gns per straw
  • 10 straws of Haven Basil averaged 75gns per straw
  • 2 packs of 5 straws of Hoghton View 1 Jackaroo sold for 75gns and 70gns per straw
  • 3 packs of 5 straw of Coley 1 Pilot averaged 45gns per straw

 

Herefords hold strong this Spring 

Herefords hold strong this Spring

With the beef trade currently at an all-time high, anticipation ran high at the ringside ahead of the Hereford Spring Show and Sale. But the quality of cattle on offer and the resulting trade, more than lived up to the build-up. Bluetongue concerns and associated movement restrictions saw a number of lots withdrawn from the sale, but that did little to dampen demand, with buyers making the journey from as far as Cornwall to secure their next breeding animal.

Nine females were presented before judge Mr. Mark Severn, a respected Beef Shorthorn breeder from Halifax. Leading the way was Castle Mount 1 Tessa 443 from P. Massey, who took first place in her class and then went on to take female champion in a strong heifer line up. This marks continued success for the Massey family with their renowned Tessa line. At the Autumn Show and Sale, Castle Mount 1 Tessa 421 not only topped her class but also achieved the highest-priced female bid of the day. Castle Mount 1 Tessa 443 is out of a homebred cow Castle Mount 1 Tessa and sired by renowned bull Kinglee 1 Vanguard, and went on to make 3,600gns.

Castle Mount 1 Tessa 443

Joe Clark is no stranger to the show ring or sale success, but this year marked a personal milestone as he entered the ring as a breeder in his own right. His heifer, Gallowscourt 1 Duchess W728, made an immediate impact, claiming first place in the April to June 2024 born class. Boasting a full Rempstone packed pedigree with Rempstone 1 Duchess N637 as her dam and sired by Rempstone 1 Woody S658, Duchess went on to be tapped out as reserve female champion, before securing a final bid of 4,000gns an impressive result for Clark’s first outing under the Gallowscourt prefix.

Gallowscourt 1 Duchess W728

Taking the top female price of the day at 5,000gns was Pepperstock 1 Jade B1010 from Speirs Farms Ltd, a striking heifer sired by Spartan 1 Typhoon, the 2022 Bull of the Year. She carries all the hallmark traits of her sire, power, style, and presence in the ring. Her dam, Pepperstock 1 Jade S572, brings depth to the pedigree and complements her daughter’s showring credentials. The pair made their mark on last year’s show circuit, having been successfully shown together at both Norfolk and Ashby Shows.

Pepperstock 1 Jade B1010

Triumph continued for the Speirs family with their bull, Pepperstock 1 Blackstaffe, topping the 25th of September to 16th October 2023-born class. This impressive 19-month-old youngster is another standout, sired by Spartan 1 Typhoon and is out of the homebred cow Pepperstock 1 Molly V795. His quality didn’t go unnoticed in the ring, and he went on to secure the highest male price of the day, selling for 9,000 guineas, a significant result that capped a strong day for the Pepperstock team.

Pepperstock 1 Blackstaffe

One of the youngest bulls forward, Normanton 1 Boa Boa from TD & WT Livesey proved age was no barrier to success. He impressed the judge to take first prize in his class, before going on to be crowned both junior and overall grand male champion.

This November 2023-born bull is sired by Cleland 1 Nelson and out of Normanton 1 Fistulina 34th V631, a combination that clearly marks him as one to watch. His showring abilities were backed by commercial appeal, as he sold for 4,400 guineas on the day. This latest accolade follows a successful Autumn 2024 show season, where Boa Boa was named senior male champion at Agri Expo and reserve male champion at the HCBA Christmas calf show. His consistent performance in the ring continues to underline the strength of breeding behind the Normanton prefix.

Normanton 1 Boa Boa

Hot on his heels and taking the reserve overall grand male and senior male champion titles, was Spartan 1 Apatche from Oxfordshire breeders SC & GL Hartwright. Born in April 2023, this eye-catching young bull is a son of Solpoll 1 Perfection, bringing the weight of a renowned pedigree into the spotlight. Apatche’s dam, Spartan 1 Poppy, further strengthened his traits, as he enjoyed a successful 2024 show season. Claiming class wins at both Shropshire and Staffordshire County Shows, proving his consistency and presence in the ring. His ring success translated into a strong trade, with Spartan 1 Apatche selling for 6,200 guineas.

Spartan 1 Apatche

Standing reserve to Apatche in the senior male section was a homebred entry from breeders MF Gray and Miss L Crowther. Buckenhill 1 Bedford BTA was the youngest bull in the senior division, but that didn’t stop him from making an impression. This September 2023-born son of Buckenhill 1 Trans Am, out of Bosbury 1 Rosa 20, stood top of a strong class of seven bulls, impressing the judge with his balance and potential. His quality was further reflected in the sale ring, where he sold for 5,800 guineas.

Buckenhill 1 Bedford BTA

The younger bulls certainly didn’t disappoint, and one in particular Baybridge 1 Bob caught the judge’s eye. This January 2024-born bull from LG Gould, Dorset, won the final class of the day before going on to be tapped out as reserve junior male champion. Bob has already made a name for himself in the ring, enjoying a successful 2024 summer show season and securing both junior and overall champion titles at the HCBA Christmas Calf Show. Sired by Weybrook 1 Drake and out of Baybridge 1 Jasmine 2nd, he combined style with promise and was well received in the sale ring, selling for 4,800 guineas to a new home in Devon.

Baybridge 1 Bob

Overall, the sale reflected both the optimistic state of the beef sector and the strength of Hereford breeding across the UK. Despite a smaller catalogue, the quality on offer ensured a lively trade ringside and strong prices across the board. Females averaged £3,733.33, while bulls levelled at £5,195.68, with bidding competitive for well-bred, commercially appealing cattle. The judge, Mr. Mark Severn, commended the depth of quality throughout the classes, noting the balance between style, structure, and breed character on display.

The atmosphere was one of optimism and momentum, as both established breeders and new entrants were rewarded for their efforts in a showcase that underlined the Hereford breed’s growing appeal.

Sale results

Bulls to an average £5195.68 – Total £150,675 – 90.6% clearance

Show heifers sold to an average £3,733.33 – Total £33,600 – 100% clearance

Overall clearance – 92.68 % Average £4849.34

Full Show Results

Class 1 – heifer born on or between 04/05/2023 – 13/05/2023

No entries

Class 2 – heifer born on or between 02/09/2023 – 23/12/2023

1st – Pepperstock 1 Jade B1010 – Speirs Farms Ltd

Class 3 – heifer born on or between 09/01/2024 – 29/03/2024

1st – Castle Mount 1 Tessa 443 – P Massey

2nd – Spartan 1 Boux Avenue – SC & GL Hartwright

3rd – Bosbury 1 Laurel B173 – S Hawkins

Class 4 – heifer born on or between 05/04/2024 – 05/06/2024

1st – Gallowscourt 1 Duchess W728 – J Clark

Class 5 – bull born on or before 18/03/2023

1st – Moorside 1 Ample –  The Benacre Company Ltd

2nd – Fisher 1 Alberto A572 – RJ Hutchings

3rd – Newtoncroft 1 Aintree – Newtoncroft Farms

Class 6 – bull born on or between 01/04/2023 – 27/04/2023

1st – Spartan 1 Apatche – SC & GL Hartwright

2nd – Fisher 1 Archer A576 – RJ Hutchings

3rd – Cathedral 1 Asterix – HM Scarterfield Ltd

Class 7 – bull born on or between 02/05/2023 – 13/07/2023

1st – Penrhyn 1 Anubis – W Medforth

2nd – Normanton 1 Benvolio B192 – TD & WT Livesey

3rd – Penrhyn 1 Atlantic – W Medforth

Class 8 – bull born on or between 02/09/2023 – 19/09/2023

1st – Buckenhill 1 Bedford BTA – MF Gray & Miss L Crowther

2nd – Taymar 1 Busta – S Taylor & D Marsh

3rd – Castle Mount 1 Bonanza – P Massey

Class 9 – bull born on or between 25/09/2023 – 16/10/2023

1st – Pepperstock 1 Blackstaffe – Speirs Farms Ltd

2nd – Spartan 1 Banksy SP B233 – SC & GL Hartwright

3rd – Normanton 1 Brightspark – TD & WT Livesey

Class 10 – bull born on or between 10/11/2023 – 09/12/2023

1st – Normanton 1 Boa Boa – TD & WT Livesey

Class 11 – bull born on or between 09/01/2024 – 25/03/2024

1st – Baybridge Bob – LG Gould

2nd – Midford 1 Bravado – W Awan

3rd – Midford 1 Bobby Dazzler – W Awan

Grand female champion – Castle Mount 1 Tessa 443 – P Massey

Reserve grand female champion – Gallowscourt 1 Duchess W728 – J Clark

Senior male champion – Spartan 1 Apatche – SC & GL Hartwright

Reserve senior male champion – Buckenhill 1 Bedford BTA – MF Gray & Miss L Crowther

Junior male champion – Normanton 1 Boa Boa – TD & WT Livesey

Reserve junior male champion – Baybridge Bob – LG Gould

Overall grand male champion – Normanton 1 Boa Boa – TD & WT Livesey

Reserve overall grand male champion – Spartan 1 Apatche – SC & GL Hartwright

100% clearance and record prices at Dungannon

Buoyed on by strong prices for commercial cattle in markets and factories local Hereford breeders witnessed excellent trade for bulls at Dungannon Mart on Friday 18th April. There were 9 quality bulls on offer with an average price of £4935 and a 100% clearance which also saw the record price passed on two occasions.

Setting a new N.I. Record Price was the last bull into the ring, Solpoll 1 Braveheart bred by John & William McMordie, Ballygowan. At 17 months old he was backed by exceptional figures having the highest 400 day weight, Terminal & Self Replacing Indexes for all 2023 born calves in the breed. Sired by the herds stockbull Fabb 1 Top Prize and from the homebred dam Solpoll 1 Starlet V3 he had previously been best autumn born bull calf in the herds competition. After spirited bidding he was knocked down to S Caldwell, Omagh for 6800gns for use in his dairy herd.

Solpoll 1 Braveheart

Nigel Heatrick, Middletown had great trade for his 2 sons of Kye Nero, topping his trade was the Reserve Champion Black Water Ziggy. This impressive 20 month old out of the homebred Black Water Tina had already won his class and been placed Reserve Champion in the judging and caught the eye of R Morrison, Armagh who fought off stiff competition to take him home at 6000gns. Nigel’s second bull was another 20 month old, Black Water Yorkie, again his dam was sired by Clondrina 1110th and he sold for 4400gns to Listymore Farms, Castlederg.

Black Water Ziggy

Taking the day championship under judge Adam Armour was the 21 month old River-Dale 1 Bravado from the McMordie Family, Saintfield. This powerful son of Hollybush 1 Thor was the winner of the junior class and placed champion, the same as his maternal brother had in 2022. The first of three bulls to sell for 4600gns he went to Dungannon based E Robinson.

River-Dale 1 Bravado

Mark & Lawrence Moore, Dungannon also sold Annaghbeg Lawman for 4600gns this time to I Haffey, Armagh. At 19 months old he had previously stood second in his class and was sired by the herds stockbull Cave Hill Max who also sired the reserve champion at the February sale.

Annaghbeg Lawman

The final bull to sell for 4600gns was another from John & William McMordie, the 19 month old, Solpoll 1 Bullet. Sired by the 2023 Sire of the Year Solpoll 1 Promoter he was sold for export to M Goulding, Co Kerry for his pedigree herd.

Solpoll 1 Bullet.

The first bull into the ring got the sale off to a good start when the 23 month old Graceland 1 Alfie sold for 4000gns. Bred by Robin Irvine, Whitecross he was a son of Brookfield 1 Viking with good EBVs he sold to A McRoberts, Dromore

Graceland 1 Alfie

Strong trade for N.I.H.B.A Dungannon opener

There was fantastic trade for Hereford bulls at the Premier Sale held at Dungannon Farmers Mart on Tuesday 11th February with bulls topping at 4500gns leaving an average of £3623 with a 86% clearance rate.

Leading the days prices was Solpoll 1 Alberto from John & William McMordie, Ballygowan. Sired by Herberry 1 Humberto and from the homebred dam Solpoll 1 Amber S13, with a pedigree full of easy calving sires he was victorious in Class 1 in the mornings judging and after a flurry of bids for auctioneer Trevor Wylie to deal with he was eventually knocked down to Nigel Patterson, Portadown.

Solpoll 1 Alberto

The same exhibitors also bred the champion and winner of class 2, Solpoll 1 Arizona. Sired by the 2023 Sire of the Year Solpoll 1 Promoter and from the Panmure 1 Henry daughter Solpoll 1 Starlet L6. This powerful and long bull caught the eye of Judge James Nelson and then purchaser Ivan Haire, Dundrod who paid 4100gns to get him.

Champion Solpoll 1 Arizona

The youngest class was won by Dungannon based Alan Shaw with Benburb 1 Bert. A son of Moorside 1 Panda out of the imported Fabb 1 Northern Star daughter Appel 1 Starlight this well muscled young bull had been a 1st prize winner at both the calf show and nation show and sold for 4300gns to William Toner, Coleraine.

Benburb 1 Bert

Mark & Lawrence Moore sold the 3rd prizewinning Annaghbeg Flavia for the next best price of 2800gns to J & J Herron, Whitecross. A son of Cave Hill Max his dam is full of home bred genetics.

Top trade at February Stirling Bull Sales 

This Spring’s February Stirling bull sale was a success with strong demand and solid results. A 100% clearance rate highlights the quality of the animals that were entered. With the bulls reaching good prices, it’s a clear sign that buyers were willing to pay top money for strong genetics and performance.

Sundays live stream added a great element, allowing buyers who couldn’t be there in person to still participate and get a close look at the bulls. It created a great atmosphere, with the show hall full of spectators and discussions buzzing about current trends and high prices in the beef market.

These high prices reflect the confidence in the breed, with two bulls finding homes in Somerset and Orkney, proving that distance is no barrier when purchasing good, strong solid bulls. The healthy competition at this sale, and these prices should encourage breeders to invest in the breed.

Auckvale 1 Almighty 2276A 7000gns price is a clear indicator of the strong demand for top-quality Hereford genetics. Coming from the Kemp family in Durham, this powerful March 2023 bull is sired by Auckvale 1 Tundra 2009T and is out of Auckvale 1 Beauty 1867S. Notable family lines including Dendor and Solpoll have contributed to the muscular structure and success of this bull.

Auckvale 1 Almighty 2276A

Next in the money was Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man from G & S Harvey seeing a price of 4,800gns. This May 2023 born bull has been successfully shown so it was no surprise that he caught the bidder’s eye. Out of a homebred cow Harveybros 1 Crocus N1 and sired by Gouldingpoll 1 Stockman he showed class and power, securing a new home.

Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man

Criffel 1 Apollo from the Criffel Pedigree herd realised a price of 4,500gns. Sired by Wirruna Peace P198 and out of Criffel 1 Shona, the dark red bull oozed style in and out of the ring. The young June 2023 bull demonstrated to the market to favour bulls with solid breeding potential.

Criffel 1 Apollo

Finally, Moralee 1 Bond DC313 from T & D Harrison made a significant impact and is out of the renowned Moralee 1 Kylie cow and sired by Days Calibre G74. The youngest bull on the day displayed strength and conformation to compliment the breed and the four bulls power packed a punch.

Moralee 1 Bond DC313

Sale results

Lot 259 – Auckvale 1 Almighty 2276A  – W & R Kemp & Sons

Lot 260 – Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man – G & S Harvey

Lot 258 – Criffel 1 Apollo – E Burgess

Lot 257 – Moralee 1 Bond DC313 – T & D Harrison

History made with new breed record

Anticipation and excitement simmered as history was made at this year’s autumn show and sale, with the recently crowned 2024 bull of the year, Rempstone 1 Alpha N688 setting a new breed and society record. It was smiles all round as he was tapped out as the supreme grand male champion in the morning parade with judge Steve Edwards from Leicestershire complimenting the bull on his incredible top line and correctness of his structure.

Rempstone 1 Alpha N688

Fetching an impressive 18,000gns he is the highest priced bull to be sold through the ring for the breed. The March 2023 born bull is out of Danish imported dam Rosenkaer Miss World and sired by Dendor 1 Nairobi.  Alpha was in good company standing alongside five other March born bulls in his class, but Mr Steve Edwards stated that the well-balanced bull was looking fresh and showed true power and performance potential.  He has made his way up to the Welburn herd in North Yorkshire and will make a tremendous stamp on their females.

Taking the reserve highest price of the day and the top female price of 5,200gns was Castle Mount 1 Tessa 421 from P Massey, Lancashire. This January 2023 born heifer was sired by Kinglee 1 Vanguard and is out of a homebred cow Castle Mount 1 Tessa. Winning her class earlier in the day proved successful as then went on to become reserve female champion, aiding her sale ring success.

Castle Mount 1 Tessa 421 from P Massey

Harveybros 1 Ace-of-Spades from George and Sophie Harvey, Glasgow, secured the second highest price bull of the day reaching 5,000gns. The young May 2023 bull has had a successful show season collecting numerous rosettes including junior and reserve overall male champion at the Scottish National and the morning show efforts were no different, claiming a first in his class. When asked, judge Steve Edwards said that he displayed breed characteristics and oozed style. He then went on to take the junior championship and securing the best pair of bulls alongside stable mate Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man, another successful bull for the father and daughter team. A-Ladies-Man also stood as the reserve junior champion alongside Ace.

Harveybros 1 Ace-of-Spades from George and Sophie Harvey

Dendor 1 Anna Mary 45th secured the second highest female price of the day reaching 4,600gns and went home with Paul and Vicky Moyle of the Porton House herd. Anna Mary won her class amongst a strong entry of heifers born on or between 1st September to the 23rd of October 2022. This success carried on through as she secured the female championship. The heifer comes from a strong family line being sired by Pepperstock 1 Trigger and out of homebred cow Dendor 1 Anna Mary 40th.

Dendor 1 Anna Mary 45th from DE, ED & AL Jones

Another bull in the money was Kingsland 1 Armalight from Vaughans Farms Ltd, Herefordshire obtaining 4,100gns. The reserve junior champion from the Royal Welsh Show 2024 was sired by Gouldingpoll 1 Moonshine and is out of Kingsland 1 Cassiopeia 5th and finds his way to JC Porter, Bridgwater, Somerset.

Kingsland 1 Armalight from Vaughans Farms Ltd

Making the trip down from Angus, Scotland was JM Cant and Partners from the Panmure herd. Bull Panmure 1 Admiral had a good start with the morning proceedings, winning the bull born before the 21stFebruary 2023 class. This strong and powerful November 2022 born Romany 1 Thor FR T4 son, then went on to take the reserve senior male and overall reserve championship. Bred out of a Panmure 1 Plum T6 cow, he secured a price of 4,000 gns and will now reside with SC & GL Hartwright at the Spartan herd.

Panmure 1 Admiral from JM Cant and Partners

Many congratulations to all vendors on the day and we wish all the buyer’s luck with their new purchases. We would like to thank our sponsors for sponsoring the show and sale.

Sale results

Bulls to an average £4,365 – Total £61,110.00 – 70% clearance

Show heifers sold to an average £2,734.04 – Total £35,542.50 – 68% clearance

For sale only females £1,755 – Total £12,285.00 – 100% Clearance

Full Show Results

Class 1 – heifer born on or before 29/04/2022

1st – Sound Villa 1 Fashion 2nd – RJ & PS Windsor

Class 2 – heifer born on or between 01/09/2022 – 23/10/2022

1st – Dendor 1 Anna Mary 45th – DE, ED & AL Jones

2nd – Pebworth 1 Amber – Mr N & Mrs L Holdsworth

3rd – Normanton 1 Cep 9th A452 – TD & WT Livesey

Class 3 – heifer born on or between 12/12/2022 -04/02/2023

1st – Castle Mount 1 Tessa 421 – P Massey

2nd – Porton House 1 Wondergirl 2nd – P & V Moyle

3rd – Panmure 1 Plum A4 – JM Cant & Partners

Class 4 – heifer born on or between 02/03/2023 -19/03/2023

1st – Cynin Diadem 8th – Mrs OEM Jones & Mrs EM Roberts

2nd – Weybrook 1 Ruth 10th – Weybrook Farms

3rd – Weybrook 1 Dawn 37th – Weybrook Farms

 

Class 5 – heifer born on or between 04/04/2023 – 28/07/2023

1st – Barwise 1 Alfreda MU A1373 – Mrs CS Fletcher

2nd – Sound Villa 1 Fashion 4th – RJ & PS Windsor

3rd – Sound Villa 1 Fashion 3rd – RJ & PS Windsor

Class 6 – bull born on or before 21/02/2023

1st – Panmure 1 Admiral – JM Cant & Partners

2nd – Hoghton View 1 Brand – S & E Walker

3rd – Wykeham 1 Albert – Cox Family

Class 7 – bull born on or between 01/03/2023 – 26/03/2023

1st – Rempstone 1 Alpha N688 – M Ludgate

2nd – Kingsland 1 Armalight – Vaughans Farms Ltd

3rd – Glenvale 1 Herbert – TG, EI & EN Thorne

Class 8 – bull born on or between 01/04/2023 – 18/04/2023

1st – Dendor 1 Ajax – DE, ED & AL Jones

2nd – Studdolph 1 High Flyer – Miss EN Thorne

3rd – Holetown 1 Archie – Dr E Williams

Class 9 – bull born on or between 07/05/2023 – 13/06/2023

1st – Harveybros 1 Ace-of-Spades – G & S Harvey

2nd – Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man – G & S Harvey

3rd – Coley 1 Aristocrat – Miss H Whittaker

 

Grand Overall and Senior Male Champion – Rempstone 1 Alpha N688 – M Ludgate

Reserve Senior Male and Overall Champion – Panmure 1 Admiral – JM Cant & Partners

Junior Male Champion – Harveybros 1 Ace-of-Spades – G & S Harvey

Reserve Male Champion Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man – G & S Harvey

Female Champion – Dendor 1 Anna Mary 45th – DE, ED & AL Jones

Reserve Female Champion – Castle Mount 1 Tessa 421 – P Massey

Best Pair of Bulls – Harveybros 1 Ace-of-Spades and Harveybros 1 A-Ladies-Man – G & S Harvey

Fantastic Display of Hereford Cattle at Balmoral Show 2024

Once again, the Hereford cattle and exhibitors demonstrated a super display of cattle for this year’s Balmoral Show. A total of 59 cattle were entered from 13 different exhibitors. Massive thanks goes out to judge James Ludgate from Rempstone Herefords, Oxfordshire.

Supreme Hereford Champion and winner of the senior bull class, KINGLEE 1 VICTORIOUS, exhibited by Mr Trevor Andrews

Supreme Hereford Champion and winner of the senior bull class, KINGLEE 1 VICTORIOUS, exhibited by Mr Trevor Andrews

Gaining the top prize was Kinglee 1 Victorious from Mr Trevor Andrews, Larne. Born in November 2020, this impressive bull added to his list of prizes which includes champion of the national polled Hereford calf show in September 2021. After coming in first place in the senior bull class, he was tapped out as Supreme Hereford Champion of Balmoral Show 2024.

MOUNTVIEW 1 NIRVANA, reserve junior Hereford champion and winner of the junior heifer class, bred by Mr Trevor Andrews

Not content with just Supreme Champion, Trevor went on to take the Junior Champion with Mountview 1 Nirvana. This February 2023 heifer is sired by Supreme Champion, Kinglee 1 Victorious and was also the reserve female champion.

BALLYPALLADY 1 WIZZBIT, bred by Mr Stephen Cherry, Reserve Hereford Champion and winner of the senior heifer class

Reserve Supreme Hereford Champion was awarded to the winner of the senior heifer class, Ballypallady 1 Wizzbit from Mr Stephen Cherry, Ballyclare. This homebred heifer is a daughter of one of his foundation females, Hawkesbury 1 Veronica, who has bred previous prize winners such as Ballypallady 1 Top Notch, reserve champion at Balmoral Show 2022.

Champion Hereford male, KINGLEE 1 VICTORIOUS. and reserve champion Hereford male, DOREPOLL 1 WESTMINSTER

Reserve Male Champion was Dorepoll 1 Westminster from Dorepoll Herefords, Crumlin. Born in September 2021, his pedigree is full of home breeding being a son of Dorepoll 1 93N Nationwide and Dorepoll 1 T1 Tessa 480. This award is adding to his previous success at the NIHBA calf show in 2022 where he was tapped out as Reserve Senior Male Champion after coming first in his class.

Junior Champion Hereford, KINNEGO 1 AMAZON, with breeder, Mr Ciaran Kerr.

Lurgan-based Ciaran Kerr was the winner of the reserve junior breed championship with Kinnego 1 Amazon. This bull’s pedigree is full of prize winners, being son of NI Horned Bull of the Year and Overall Reserve Bull of the Year 2022, Country Crest Jack, and overall champion of Clogher Valley Show 2022, homebred Kinnego 1 Verity.

 

The progeny pair class was won by the Haire family, Dorepoll Herefords. The group of 3 animals was won by James & Bradley  Richmond of Richmount Herefords with Richmount 1 Archie, Richmount 1 Apples and Richmount 1 Annie.

 

Judge, James Ludgate, complimented all exhibitors on the efforts they had went to putting on a quality display of Hereford cattle. He was particularly impressed with the standard throughout and commended all for taking part.

 

COW or HEIFER, born on or before 31st December 2021, in calf or with calf at foot:

1st 42 Watson, Mr Greer Crossgar BT30 9NB, BARNBURN 1 NOLANA.

2nd  44 Dorepoll Herefords Dundrod BT29 4UB, DOREPOLL 1 CATALINA 681

3rd 46 Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL, RICHMOUNT 1 VICTORIA

4th 45 Hamilton, Martin Comber BT23 5JU, GRACELAND 1 SADIE

 

HEIFER, born on or after 1st January 2022, and on or before 30th June 2022, in calf or with calf at foot:

1st 54 Cherry, Mr Stephen Ballyclare BT39 0BS, BALLYPALLADY 1 WIZZBIT

2nd 56 Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL, MOYADD 1 WINNIE

3rd 58 Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL, LUSKY 1 WATERMELON

4th 50 Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB, CARNEYHILL 1 LADY 11TH

5th 59 Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL, GRACELAND 1 WILD ROSE

 

HEIFER, born on or after 1st July 2022, and on or before 31st December 2022:

MOUNTVIEW 1 MIDNIGHT, bred by Mr Trevor Andrews, winner of the intermediate heifer class

1st 60 Andrews, Mr Trevor Larne BT40 3NF, MOUNTVIEW 1 MIDNIGHT

2nd 61 Cherry, Mr Stephen Ballyclare BT39 0BS, BALLYPALLADY 1 AGNETHA

3rd 62 Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL, LUSKY 1 ANNIE

4th 64 Watson, Mr Greer Crossgar BT30 9NB, BARNBURN 1 ACACIA

 

HEIFER, born on or after 1st January 2023:

1st 69 Andrews, Mr Trevor Larne BT40 3NF, MOUNTVIEW 1 NIRVANA

2nd 67 Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB, CARNEYHILL 1 GILLIAN 10TH

3rd 75 Kerr, Mr Ciaran Lurgan BT67 9JD, KINNEGO 1 ANN

4th 73 Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ, RICHMOUNT 1 ABBIE

5th 68 Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB, CARNEYHILL 1 EMMA 29TH

6th 66 Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ, RICHMOUNT 1 APPLES

 

BULL, born prior to 1st April 2022:

1st 78 Andrews, Mr Trevor Larne BT40 3NF, KINGLEE 1 VICTORIOUS

2nd 80  Dorepoll Herefords Dundrod BT29 4UB, DOREPOLL 1 WESTMINSTER ET

3rd 79 Irvine HND, Dipfman, FRAgS, Mr Robin J Armagh BT60 2JN, GRIANANPOLL 1 VEGAS

4th 83 Pogue, Mr Stuart Benburb BT71 7ND, GLENSIDE TRILLICK

5th 81 Hamilton, Martin Comber BT23 5JU, RINGDUFFERIN 1 EWAN

6th 82 Hamilton, Martin Comber BT23 5JU, RINGDUFFERIN 1 ELI

 

BULL, born on or after 1st April 2022, and on or before 31st December 2022:

TYNEDALE 1 660 PERFECTION 691, exhibited by Mr Ivan Haire, Dorepoll Herefords, winner of the intermediate bull class

1st 85 Dorepoll Herefords Dundrod BT29 4UB, TYNDALE 1 660 PERFECTION 691

2nd 89 Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL, LUSKY 1 AL

3rd 84 Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ, RICHMOUNT 1 WARSAW

4th 87 Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL, LUSKY 1 ALEXANDER

 

BULL, born on or after 1st January 2023:

1st 96 Kerr, Mr Ciaran Lurgan BT67 9JD, KINNEGO 1 AMAZON

2nd 94 Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ, RICHMOUNT 1 ARCHIE

3rd 92 Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB, CARNEYHILL 1 ALBERTO

4th 93 Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB, CARNEYHILL 1 AMIGO

5th 97 Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL, MOYADD 1 APOLLO

6th 99 Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL, MOYADD 1 ATALAS

 

Progeny Pair:

1st Ivan Haire, Dorepoll Herefords Dundrod BT29 4UB

2nd Kerr, Mr Ciaran Lurgan BT67 9JD

3rd Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL

4th Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ

5th Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB

6th Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL

 

Group of Three Animals:

1st Graham, Mr James Portadown BT62 4JQ

2nd Taggart, JK & H Newtownards BT22 2HB

3rd Gill, John Newtownards BT23 6RL

4th Fitzpatrick, Miss Ciara Kilkeel BT34 4HL

5th Hamilton, Martin Comber BT23 5JU

 

Champion Hereford: Trevor Andrews with Kinglee 1 Victorious

Reserve Champion: Stephen Cherry with Ballypallady 1 Wizzbit

 

Junior Champion: Trevor Andrews with Mountview 1 Nirvana

Reserve Juniour Champion: Ciaran Kerr with Kinnego 1 Amazon