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Best of the Dorsets on show

29 Jun, 2009 06:24 PM
NOW in its 22nd year the NSW Dorset Championships was once again the perfect stage for breeders from across the country to prove their position within the industry.

Despite a slip in exhibitor numbers the quality of the sheep quality had not diminished with strong competition for the top honour of supreme exhibit.

Click here to view a slideshow of photos from the NSW Dorset Championships.

Champ ions

Senior and grand ram: Gilmore family, Tattykeel stud, Oberon

Res and res grand: Chris Marr, Geredan stud, Marrar

Junior ram: Tattykeel

Reserve: Rob and Jody Martin, Kentish Downs stud, Holbrook

Grand ewe: Dixon family, Ashbank stud, Dubbo

Res: Tattykeel

Dorset Horn ram: Tattykeel

Res: Kim and Jenny Weir, Pinewalla stud, Crookwell

Dorset Horn ewe: Keith Coble, Kei-Vale stud, Boorowa

Res: Robert Grieve, Hillend stud, Millbrook, Victoria

NSW supreme exhibit: Tattykeel

Most successful Dorset Horn exhibitor: Hillend

Most successful Poll Dorset exhibitor: Tattykeel

Hermes Strike Rate (most successful per head of sheep exhibited): Tattykeel

Groups

NSW Poll Dorset Association Trophy (1 ram and 2 ewes under 18 months): Tattykeel

Armdale Trophy (three rams in wool or shorn): Tattykeel

Cornwall Trophy (Sires progeny): Tattykeel

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The NSW Supreme Exhibit was won by the Gilmore family, Tattykeel stud, Oberon, pictured is judge Mark Yates, Barwon stud, Yerong Creek, The Land livestock representative and sponsor, Brad Wilson, Dubbo and James Gilmore, Tattykeel stud, Oberon.
The NSW Supreme Exhibit was won by the Gilmore family, Tattykeel stud, Oberon, pictured is judge Mark Yates, Barwon stud, Yerong Creek, The Land livestock representative and sponsor, Brad Wilson, Dubbo and James Gilmore, Tattykeel stud, Oberon.
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