Royal Show Native Team of Five

The winning team, who were beaten by the winning Simmental team who took the top spot, consisted of the breed champion Warrenho Dalmigavie from the Bishop family and the female and reserve overall champion Jerusalem Diana from Brian and Linda Ronan. Making up the rest of the team was the first prize cow Rosemead Karlotta from Angus Stovold, the first prize Lockerley Leeloe from Lockerely Hall Farms and Jerusalem Delia from the Ronan’s.

The judge Colin Christie from Northern Ireland, who breeds Hereford cattle along with running Christies Animal Grooming Products, said the Angus team had great power and were a uniformed group.

Judge Alistair Clark (Duncanziemere) praised this bull for being long, clean, a good mover and a bull with a great future. As mentioned in previous posts, this one is by Nightingale Dalmigavie.

A happy Rob Bishop

Royal Show 2009 champion Warrenho Dalmigavie G237

Presented with his silverware from Waitrose’s Mark Price, a delighted Rob Bishop gave a punch in the air as he stepped out to take the championship spot.

Coming in behind him to take the reserve spot was Jerusalem Diana, the March 2007 born heifer is by Jerusalem Faraday out of Skaill Diana and has been shown by Carol Rettie this morning.

Jerusalem Diana from Brian and Linda Ronan

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Second went to the Bishop family with Warrenho Ember, while Alex McLaren picked up a third with Mollington Pink Promosa, while Duncan Jeary took fourth with Briston Bramble.

The last class of heifers was won by Angus Stovold with the Rosemead Epistle daughter Rosemead Elizabeth. Second to her was Messrs Quayle’s with Ballavitchel Corona, while third went to Tom Rennie with Mosston Muir Tidy Belinda who is by Dylemma Radar.

Lockerley Leeloe from Lockerley Hall Farms

Third went to John Gilmour with Belhaven Ruisseau, who is by Peyweight. Fourth was brian and Linda Ronan with Jerusalem Duchess, while the Bishops were fifth with Warrenho Cherry Blossom.

Standing second was Messrs Playfair Farms with Tofts Frances, a daughter of BCC Eileenmere Lad. Third was Glympton Farms with Glympton Erica, who is by Reich Poker, while the Bishop family were fourth with Warrenho Juliet Erica who is by the same sire of the overall male champion.

Taking second was Glympton Farms with Glympton Miss Bishamptom who is by Cardona Edrom.

3rd Colin Hutchings’ Kingsbrompton Evitress (by Curzon Endevour)

4th N nad B Pittams’ Dark Lane Rosemarie (by Rawburn Duke Windsor)

5th T W ives and Son’s Winslow Bunty Maid (by Gaston Wood Emulate)

6th Angus Stovold’s Rosemead Ekim (by Ellin Erroneous)

Cow class line up

Taking second was Mosston Muir Elsie, a cow that has been on winning form this year and was predicted by some to go furthe today. She is by Far Krugerrand out of Cudlobe Eline.

Third was the first prize winner from the Royal Highland, Penguin Dolly from Bob Lane. This one is by Penguin Toney Bear.

4th Brian and Linda Ronan’sJerusalem Delia (by Blelack Blacksmith)

5th Andrew Brown’s Hawstead Lodge Pamela (by Blelack Black Beret)

6th Colin Hutchings’ Kingsbrompton Miss Ethel (by West Bovey Tribesman)

7th G R Brooke’s Rawburn duchess Windsor (by Wedderlie Netmark)

8th Andrew Brown’s Hawstead Lodge Jewlonica Erica (by Blelack Blackberet)

Taking the reserve junior male spot was Angus Stovold with Rosemead Epaminondas, while Alex McLaren and Family took the reserve overall male champion spot.

The second of the junior bull classes has just been won by Andrew Brown with Hawstead Lodge Bury Mac, by Blelack Blackberet.

Taking the second ticket was Angus Stovold with Rosemead Epistle, this one is by Wedderlie Kardinal.

3rd Brian and Linda Ronan’s Jerusalem Wagner (by Blelack Blacksmith)

4th John Gilmour’s Belhaven Rhetorical (by Vermillion Payweight)

5th Tom Rennie’s Mosston Muir Ebenezer (Mosston Muir Lord Ringo)

6th RH and L Quayle’s Ballavtichel Red Erikson (by Halbeath Panther)