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Pembrokeshire County Show – Day 3 Results

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8 years ago

August 18, 2016

THE PEMRBOKESHIRE HERALD will be bringing you all of the results from day 3 of the Pembrokeshire County Show today in this article. If you can’t attend the show, be sure to keep checking back here for regular updates!

SHEEP COMPETITIONS

Class 255 (RAM any age other than ram lamb)
1st Vaughan, Mrs Christine
2nd Morgan, Mr Teifion

Class 256 (RAM LAMB)
1st Vaughan, Mrs Christine
2nd Davies, Mr Scott
3rd Thomas, Mr Steffan R

Class 257 (EWE having reared a lamb(s) in 2016)
1st Morgan, Mr Teifion
2nd Thomas, Mr Steffan R

Class 258 (EWE LAMB)
1st Thomas, Mr Steffan R
2nd Vaughan, Mrs Christine
3rd Davies, Mr Scott

Class 259 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Vaughan, Mrs Christine
2nd Thomas, Mr Steffan R

DEFIAD TEXEL SHEEP

Class 263 (RAM two year old or over)
1st Evans & Son, Messrs E
2nd Stelfox Farms Ltd
3rd Evans & Son, Messrs E

Class 264 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Thomas, Mr A
2nd James, Mr & Mrs Mark & Alison

Class 265 (RAM LAMB)
1st Morgan, Lewis
2nd Stelfox Farms Ltd
3rd Thomas, Mr A

Class 266 (EWE two year old or over, having reared a lamb(s) in 2016
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Stelfox Farms Ltd
3rd Thomas, Mr A

Class 267 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Tyngwndwn Texels
3rd Thomas, Mr A

Class 268 (EWE LAMB)
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Evans, Mr Dafydd
3rd Lewis, Mr Steve

Class 269 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st James, Mr & Mrs Mark & Alison
2nd Thomas, Mr A
3rd Lewis, Mr Steve

BRITISH CHAROLLAIS SHEEP

Class 272 (RAM any age other than ram lamb)
1st Thomas, Messrs A & J
2nd Sheldon, Mr N

Class 273 (RAM LAMB born on or after 1st December 2015)
1st Drefach Farms Ltd
2nd Thomas, Messrs A & J
3rd Drefach Farms Ltd

Class 274 (YEARLING LAMB)
1st Thomas, Messrs A & J
2nd Shedon, Mr N

Class 275 (EWE)
1st Thomas, Messrs A & J
2nd Organ, Mr Lionel

Class 276 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Drefach Farms Ltd
2nd Thomas, Messrs A & J
3rd Thomas, Messrs A & J

Class 277 (EWE LAMB born on or after 1st December 2015)
1st Drefach Farms Ltd
2nd Thomas, Messrs A & J
3rd Orfan, Mr Lionel

Class 278 (BEST GROUP OF THREE owned by the exhibitor)
1st Thomas, Messrs A & J
2nd Drefach Farms Ltd
3rd Organ, Mr Lionel

DEFAID LLEYN SHEEP

Class 281 (RAM two year old and over)
1st Organ, Mr Lionel
2nd Thomas, Mr Elfyn

Class 282 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Wells, Mr Lionel
2nd Wells, R G & H M
3rd Organ, Mr Lionel

Class 283 (RAM LAMB)
1st Wells, R G & H M
2nd Morris, D W & C F
3rd Wells, R G & H M

Class 284 (EWE two years old or over, having reared a lamb(s) in 2016)
1st Morris, D W & C F
2nd Organ, Mr Lionel
3rd Thomas, Mr Elfyn

Class 285 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Wells, R G & H M
2nd Thomas, Mr Elfyn
3rd Wells, R G & H M

Class 286 (EWE LAMB)
1st Wells, R G & H M
2nd Morris, D W & C F
3rd Wells, R G & H M

Class 287 (BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1st Wells, R G & H M
2nd Morris, D W & C F

Class 288 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Wells, R G & H M
2nd Organ, Mr Lionel
3rd Thomas, Mr Elfyn

DEFAID HAMPSHIRE DOWN SHEEP

Class 292 (RAM two years old and over)
1st Harris, Mr Steffan
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Jones, Messrs E B

Class 293 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Harris, Mr Steffan

Class 294 (RAM LAMB)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Harris, Mr Steffan
3rd Jones, Messrs E B

Class 295 (EWE two years old and over)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Harris, Mr Steffan

Class 296 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Jones, Messrs E B

Class 297 (EWE LAMB)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Harris, Mr Steffan

Class 298 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Jones, Messrs E B
2nd Jones, Messrs E B
3rd Harris, Mr Steffan

WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP

Class 301 (RAM any age other than ram lamb)
1st Jones, Mr Euros
2nd Earle, Mrs Julie
3rd Davies, Mr T R

Class 302 (RAM LAMB)
1st Earle, Mrs Julie
2nd Davies, Mr T R
3rd Jones, Mr Euros

Class 303 (EWE any age other than ewe lamb)
1st G & S Bowden
2nd Jones, Mrs Euros
3rd Jones, Mrs Euros

Class 304 (EWE LAMB)
1st Davies, Mr T R
2nd Jones, Mr Euros
3rd G & S Bowden

Class 305 (BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1st Jones, Mr Euros
2nd G & S Bowden
3rd Davies, Mr T R

Class 306 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Jones, Mr Euros
2nd G & S Bowden
3rd Davies, Mr T R

BLACK WESLH MOUNTAIN

Class 310 (RAM any age, other than ram lamb)
1st Davies, Miss Bethan E
2nd Morgan, Mr Edward
3rd Davies, Miss Bethan E

Class 311 (RAM LAMB)
1st Morgan, Mr Edward
2nd Davies, Miss Bethan E
3rd Young, Mr Tomos

Class 312 (EWE any age, other than ewe lamb)
1st Davies, Miss Bethan E
2nd Davies, Miss Bethan E
3rd Morgan, Mr Edward

Class 313 (EWE LAMB)
1st Davies, Miss Bethan E / Morgan, Mr Edward
2nd Williams, Sam

Class 314 ( BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1st Davies, Miss Bethan E
2nd Morgan, Mr Edward
3rd Young, Mr Tomos

Class 315 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Davies, Miss Bethan E
2nd Morgan, Mr Edward
3rd Lewis, Mr Richard

BADGER FACE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP

Class 319 (RAM two years old and over)
1st Jeffreys, Mr W S
2nd Evans, Mr Malcolm
3rd Jones, Mr Gareth

Class 320 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Jones, Mr Gareth
2nd Eagles, Mr & Mrs B W
3rdJones, Mr Gareth

Class 321 (RAM LAMB)
1st Jones, Mr Gareth
2nd Jeffreys, Mr W S
3rd Evans, Mr Malcolm

Class 322 (EWE two year old and over having reared a lamb(s) in 2016)
1st Groucott, Aled
2nd Evans, Mr Malcolm
3rd Jeffreys, Mr W S

Class 323 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Groucott, Aled
2nd Jones. Mr Gareth
3rd Jeffreys, Mr W S

Class 324 (EWE LAMB)
1st Jones, Mr Gareth
2nd Groucott, Aled
3rd Jeffreys, Mr W S

Class 325 (BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1st Eagles, Mr & Mrs B W
2nd Jeffreys, Mr W S
3rd Groucott, Aled

Class 326 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS)
1st Jones, Mr Gareth
2nd Jeffreys, Mr W S
3rd Eagles, Mr & Mrs B W

DEFAID RYELAND SHEEP

Class 339 (RAM 2 years old and over)
1st Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J

Class 340 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J
2nd Lewis, Mr David
3rd Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M

Class 341 (RAM LAMB)
1st Lewis, Mr David
2nd Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J

Class 342 (EWE 2 years old and over)
1st Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M
2nd Lewis, Mr David
3rd Donovan, J A & S M

Class 343 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M
2nd Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J
3rd Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M

Class 344 (EWE LAMB)
1st Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J
2nd Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M
3rd Lewis, Mr David

Class 345 (BEST YOUNG HANDLER)
1st Lewis, Mr David

Class 347 (BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1st Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M
2nd Lewis, Mr David
3rd Donovan, J A & S M

Class 348 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS)
1st Morgan, Mr & Mrs N P & E J
2nd Howell, Mr & Mrs R A & A M
3rd Donovan, J A & S M

DEFAID JACOB SHEEP

Class 352 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain
2nd Jenkins, Mr Owain

Class 353 (RAM LAMB)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain

Class 354 (EWE 2 years old and over)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain
2nd Latter, Ms Rachel
3rd Jenkins, Mr Owain

Class 355 (YEARLING EVE)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain
2nd Jenkins, Mr Owain
3rd Latter, Ms Rachel

Class 356 (EWE LAMB)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain
2nd Jenkins, Mr Owain
3rd Latter, Ms Rachel

Class 357 (BEST YOUNG HANDLER)
1st Jenkins, Mr Rhys
2nd Jenkins, Mr Owain
3rd Latter, Ms Rachel

Class 358 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Jenkins, Mr Owain
2nd Latter, Ms Rachel

KERRY HILL SHEEP

Class 361 (RAM any age other than Ram Lamb)
1st Powell, Mr & Mrs R
2nd Chewer-Evans, Mr Morgan
3rd John, Mr A

Class 362 (RAM LAMB)
1st Powell, Mr & Mrs R
2nd John, Mr A
3rd Kingswater Livestock

Class 363 (EWE two years old and over having reared a lamb(s) in 2016)
1st Kingswater Livestock
2nd Evans, Mr William
3rd John, Mr A

Class 365 (EWE LAMB)
1st Kingswater Livestock
2nd John, Mr A
3rd Clewer-Evans, Mr Morgan

Class 366 (BEST PAIR OF EWES)
1. Evans, Mr William
2nd Kingswater Livestock
3rd Powell, Mr & Mrs R

Class 367 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS)
1st John, Mr A
2nd Evans, Mr William
3rd Powell, Mr & Mrs R

DEFAID BELTEX SHEEP

Class 369 (RAM 2 years old and over)
1st Jones & Roberts, O E M & E M
2nd Jones, Mr I

Class 370 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Evans, A J P & W N
2nd Jones, Mr I
3rd Davies, Mr Bryn

Class 371 (RAM LAMB)
1st Jones, Mr I
2nd Evans, A J P & W N
3rd Davies, Mr D O

Class 372 (EWE 2 years old and over)
1st Groucott, Aled
2nd Jones & Roberts, O E M & E M
3rd Davies, Mr D O

Class 373 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Jones & Roberts, O E M & E M
2nd Evans, A J P & W N
3rd Jones, Mr I

Class 374 (EWE LAMB)
1st Jones & Roberts, O E M & E M
2nd Evans, A J P & W N
3rd Davies, Mr Bryn

Class 375 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Evans, A J P & W N
2nd Jones, Mr I
3rd Head, K & K

DEFAID POLL DORSET HORN SHEEP

Class 379 (RAM two years old and over)
1st Richards, Mrs Llinos Rhiannon
2nd James, Mr Llyr
3rd Thomas, Mr John

Class 380 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Robinson, Miss Carys

Class 381 (RAM LAMB)
1st James, Mr Llyr
2nd Davies, Mr A D
3rd Richards, Mrs Llinos Rhiannon

Class 382 (EWE two years old and over)
1st Richards, Mrs Llinons Rhiannon
2nd James, Mr Llyr
3rd Robinson, Miss Carys

Class 383 (YEARLING EWE)
1st James, Mr Llyr
2nd Robinson, Miss Carys
3rd Davies, Mr A D

Class 384 (EWE LAMB)
1st Davies, Mr A D
2nd James Mr Llyr
3rd Richards, Mrs Llinos Rhiannon

Class 385 (BEST GROUP OF THREE owned by the exhibitor)
1st James, Mr Llyr
2nd Richards, Mrs Llinos Rhiannon
3rd Thomas, Mr John

ANY OTHER BREED – RARE BREEDS

Class 388 (RAM any age other than ram lamb)
1st Thomas, Mr M R
2nd Earie, Mrs Julie
3rd Flanders, Mr John

Class 389 (RAM LAMB)
1st Watts, Mrs J & Luke
2nd Thomas, Mr M R
3rd Flanders, Mrs Jan

Class 390 (EWE any age other than ewe lamb)
1st Williams & Aled True, Messrs D B
2nd Flanders, Mrs Jan
3rd Jenkins, Mr Rhys

Class 391 (EWE LAMB)
1st Earle, Mrs Julie
2nd Thomas, Mr M R
3rd Thomas, Mr M R

Class 392 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Thomas, Mr M R
2nd Jenkins, Mr Rhys
3rd Flanders, Mr John

ANY OTHER BREED INCLUDING CONTINENTAL

Class 394 (RAM two years old and over)
1st Groucott, Aled
2nd Tilling, Mrs Amanda
3rd Earle, Mrs Julie

Class 395 (YEARLING RAM)
1st Lewis, Mr R J H
2nd Brown, Messrs J W & M F S
3rd Ouseley, Mrs Bethan

Class 396 (RAM LAMB)
1st Windsor, W A & A J
2nd Brown, Messrs J W & M F S
3rd Bennett, Mr Henry

Class 397 (EWE two years old and over)
1st Earle, Mrs Julie
2nd Earle, Mrs Julie
3rd Bennett, Mr Henry

Class 398 (YEARLING EWE)
1st Brown, Messrs J W & M F S
2nd Brown, Mr J W S
3rd Earle, Mrs Julie

Class 399 (EWE LAMB)
1st Bennett, Mr Henry
2nd Windsor, W A & A J
3rd Windsor, W A & A J

Class 400 (BEST GROUP OF THREE ANIMALS owned by the exhibitor)
1st Earle, Mrs Julie
2nd Brown, Messrs J W & M F S
3rd Brown, Mr J W S

BUTCHER’S LAMBS

Class 402 (BEST PAIR OF BUTCHER’S LAMBS up to 35 kilos, live-weight)
1st J H Davies & Co
2nd J H Davies & Co
3rd J H Davies & Co

Class 403 (BEST PAIR OF BUTCHER’S LAMBS over 35 kilos, live-weight)
1st Windsor, W A & A J
2nd, Thomas, Mrs E
3rd Jones, Mr I

PIG COMPETITIONS

Pig Supreme Champion: M & L Georgiou, GWYNDY LUCY
Reserve: RJ & JE Everitt, HEMSBROOK RUFUS

PIG MODERN BREEDS

Class 415 (Boar born 2015 or before)
1^st Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY ARTHUR
2^nd Owens & Son, LLETTY HAMSTER
^3rd M Swain, ORMOND EARL

Class 416 (Boar born 2016)
1^st Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY DANNY
2^nd Evans & Son, GOLDFOOT JAMES

Class 417 (Sow born before July 1 2015)
1^st Hideaway Farm Meats, MADDAFORD MAPLE
2^nd Evans & Son, GOLDFOOT LUCKY GIRL

Class 418 (Gilt born July 1 2015 or after)
1^st Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY IMPISH
2^nd Owens & Son, LLETTY CORNFLOWER
3^rd Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY IMPISH

Class 419 (Gilt born 2016)
1^st Evans & Son, GOLDFOOT LUCKY GIRL
2^nd Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY MAPLE
3^rd M Swain, ORMOND ELENORA

Class 420 (Best pair male/ female)
1^st Owens & Son, LANDRACE

Champion: Hideaway Farm Meats, HIDEAWAY IMPISH
Reserve: Hideaway Farm Meats, MADDAFORD MAPLE

TRADITIONAL BREEDS

Class 424 (Boar born 2015 or before)
1^st RJ & JE Everitt, HEMSBROOK SAMBO

Class 425 (Boar born 2016)
1^st RJ & JE Everitt, HEMSBROOK RUFUS
2^nd M & L Georgiou, GWYNDY GRAND DUKE
^3rd D & D Lang, PFOLLY ATTEMPT

Class 426 (Sow born before July 1 2015)
1^st A & S Nicholas, FAIRYBANK MELODY 16
2^nd A & S Nicholas, FAIRYBANK MELODY 12
3^rd D & D Lang, SOCK CONSTANCE

Class 427 (Gilt born July 2015 or after)
1^st M & L Georgiou, GWYNDY LOTTIE
2^nd D Stevens, KINECROFT BLACK LADY
3^rd A & S Nicholas, FAIRYBANK MELODY

Class 428 (Gilt born 2016)
1^st M & L Georgiou, GWYNDY LUCY
2^nd RJ & JE Everitt, HEMSBROOK MURIEL
3^rd D Stevens, KINECROFT CYNTHIA

Champion: M & L Georgiou, GWYNDY LUCY
Reserve: RJ & JE Everitt, HEMSBROOK RUFUS

MOCH KUNE KUNE BREEDS

Class 431 (Boar born 2015 or before)
1^st D Stevens, KINECROFT TUTAKI

Class 432 (Boar born 2016)
1^st Pencommins Pigs, PENCOMMINS ANDREW

Class 433 (Sow born July 1 2015 or before)
1^st Pencommins Pigs, THC JENNY
2^nd D Stevens, KINECROFT SALLY XIV

Class 434 (Gilt born July 1 2015 or after)
1^st D Stevens, KINECROFT SALLY 26

GOAT COMPETITIONS

ANGORA GOATS

Class 440 (Pure-bred Angora Doe born 2015)
1^st C & D Tyler, CHRIDO EVALIN
2^nd V Lockton, TEIFI PETRA
3^rd C & D Tyler, CHRIDO EYRIKA

Class 441 (Pure-bred Angora Doe born December 31 2014 or before)
1^st J Camm, ELAN NO REPLY
2^nd J Camm, CHRIDO ADELINE
3^rd V Lockton, ENGEDI NAHUM

Class 442 (Pure-bred Angora Maiden Doe born 2014)
1^st C & D Tyler, CHRIDO DEMI
2^nd C & D Tyler, CHRIDO DAILA
3^rd V Lockton, ODETTE

Class 443 (Pure-bred Angora Buck born 2015)
1^st C & D Tyler, CHRIDO EMLYN

Class 444 (Pure Bred Angora Buck born December 31 or before)
1^st C & D Tyler, CHRIDO BEAU
2^nd C & D Tyler, CHRIDO DAVID
3^rd C &D Tyler, CHRIDO DENNIS

Champion Buck: C & D Tyler, CHRIDO BEAU
Reserve: C & D Tyler, CHRIDO DAVID

Champion Doe: C &D Tyler, CHRIDO EVALIN
Reserve: C & D Tyler, CHRIDO DEMI

Pygmy Goats

Class 453 (Pets 1-3 years)
1^st L Hunt, CAMBORN JACOB
2^nd J Osborne & J Douglas, DREAMERS ZAL
3^rd M Simpson-Tough, CAMBORN LUCKY

Class 454 (Pets 4 years and over)
1^st L Hunt, MAESGWYN HENRI
2^nd M Simpson-Tough, BRYNELFED TRUFFLES
3^rd C & C Tough, CAMBORN SOCKS

Class 455 (Young Handlers age 5-10)
1^st Megan Bevan

Class 457 (Female Kid)
1^st E & G Wearden CALDERBANK BETHAN
2^nd J Osborne & J Douglas, PENRHIW BREEZE
3^rd J Thomas, THREEACRE ZARA

Class 458 (Goatling)
1^st J Osborne & J Douglas, PENRHIW ARTEMIS
2^nd J Osborne & J Douglas, PENRHIW ANYA

Class 459 (Adult Female)
1^st J Osborne & J Douglas, ROMAC LUCINDA
2^nd P & P Mercer, MAESGWYN HEULWEN
3^rd J Osborne & J Douglas, FOURLANDS FERN

Class 460 (Veteran Female)
1^st P & P Mercer, MAESGWYNN HELEDD
2^nd J Osborne & J Douglas, PENRHIW BEN
3^rd C & C Tough, BRIARMONT CHER

Class 461 (Male Kid)
1^st E & G Wearden, CALDERBANK HERO
2^nd J Osborne & J Douglas, PENRHW BEN
3^rd J Thomas, CAMBORN ROOTS

Class 462 (Dam & Offspring)
1^st J Osborne & J Douglas, ROMAC LUCINDA
2^nd E & G Wearden, COGSHALLS BRONWEN
3^rd J Osborne & J Douglas, FOURLANDS FERN

Breed Champion: J Osborne & J Douglas, ROMAC LUCINDA
Reserve: P & P Mercer, MAESGWYN HEULWEN

Pet Champion: L Hunt, CAMBORN JACOB
Reserve: L Hunt, MAESGWYN HENRI

SHOW JUMPING DAY 3

Class 610 (1.2m Competition)
1^st Sara Arkell, CORDILLIO Z
2^nd Andrew Davies, ZERMIE
3^rd Melanie Butcher, LEYLA III
4^th Mark Edwards, GREENVALE CARA

Class 611 (Championship 1.3m National Qualifer)
1^st Alan Thomas, GRAUFF’S CLEAR ROUND
2^nd Mark Edwards, MONTREAUX’S TALE
3^rd Samantha John, IT’S BUSINESS CLASS
4^th Sammie Coffin, SIMPLY SPLENDID

Class 612 (Valero Pembrokeshire Masters 1.45m Open)
1^st Emma Slater, ART D’USANCE
2^nd Tim Page, DUC D’ARSOUILLES
3^rd Sian Edwards, ADRIANA
4^th Mark Edwards, TINKERS TALE

Class 613 (Worldwide People Pony 1m Open)
1^st Anna Ridge, COMBE PARK SAILORS STAR
2^nd Henry Nelson, STRIDER IV
3^rd Autumngeorgia Webb, SHYANIX IRISH MIX
4^th Mila Summers YESS JESS

Class 614 (Squibb Group Pony Foxhunter/ 1.1m Open)
1^st Anna Ridge, COOMBE PARK SAILORS STAR
2^nd Henry Nelson, STRIDER IV
3^rd India Sime, DALSOWN HENRY
4^th Autumngeorgia Webb, SHYANIX IRISH MIX

IN HAND HUNTERS

Class 860 (YEARLING COLT, GELDING or FILLY)
1st Davies, Mrs Ashley, MISSISSIPPI II
2nd Evans, Mr Patrick, REDBERTH SEA COMMANDER (S)
3rd Hall Richards, Miss H, TYLA MORRIS BUSHMILLS MAGIC

Class 861 (TWO YEAR OLD GELDING or FILLY)
1st Davies, Mrs Sarah, FOXCOURT DEWI SANT
2nd Evans, Mr Patrick, REDBERTH SEA COMMANDER (S)
3rd Hall Richards, Miss H, TYLA MORRIS BUSHMILLS MAGIC

Class 862 (THREE YEAR OLD GELDING)
1st Phillips, Delyth, FOXRIDGE HOUDINI
2nd Malein, Miss Erika, SIR BENFRO SURPRISE
3rd Hall Richards, Miss H, TYLA MORRIS SQUIRE BUSHMILL

Class 863 (THREE YEYAR OLD FILLY calcukated to make a Hunter, Foaled 2013)
1st Hayman, Mrs J, EVE-N-TIDE
2nd Thomas, Ms Lucia, CRIAFOL LADY MAGGIE
3rd Colfer, Miss Melanie, POLOS HIGH TOP

SUPREME HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP

Class 873 (THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASS)
1st The Countess of Shrewsbury C/O Mrs S Parker, CHEWWYND JASPER
2nd Williams, Ruth, SCRAFTON HUBBLE
3rd Jones, Mrs Ann, FRIARLY SILVER CLOUD

Class 874 (THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASS)
1st Simons, Misss B&M, YRALLT MAY DAY SURPRISE

Class 875 (THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASS)
1st Cookson C/O Amy Tough, Ms Serena, TULIRA DAROG
2nd Hesford, Miss Victoria, NIRE VALLEY CHARLIE
3rd Whitfield, Miss S E, TEMPO KATHY

Class 876 (THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS CHAMPIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASS)
1st Hesford, Miss Victoria, NIRE VALLEY CHARLIE
2nd Crane, Mrs Jenny, GREENHOLME CAITLIN
3rd Rowley C/O Mrs S Parker, Miss L, TARBARL HOGMANAY

Class 877 (THE BLUE CHIP NATIVE BSPS CHAMPTIONSHIP RIDDEN CLASS)
1st Fitch, Ms Clare, MENAI EUROSTAR
2nd Simons, Misses B & M, BALLYNACOY PRINCE
3rd Joslin, Mrs Lara, WILLOWCOURT BULLET

SIDE SADDLE

Class 894 (COSTUME CONCOURS of d’ELEGANCE)
1st Sinclair-James, Mrs Kay, HALF IRISH
2nd Guest, Miss Tanya, HARRY
3rd James, Mrs Melanie, SYFNWY WATERFALL

Community

Castle tearoom serves up new sensory-friendly sessions

Published

3 mins ago

April 25, 2024

Tom Sinclair

NEW sensory-friendly sessions at a popular castle tearoom will enable visitors with additional needs to enjoy a welcoming and accommodating environment tailored to their specific requirements.

As part of an initiative to boost engagement with a more diverse audience, Carew Castle, which is run by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, will be running a new Quiet Hour and Power Hour at Nest Tearoom on the second Monday of each month.

The Quiet Hour, designed to provide a safe space for anyone who feels anxious or overwhelmed when out in public, will take place between 9am and 10am, before the Castle opens. Bright lighting and noise will be kept to a minimum and visitors will be able to enjoy quieter activities in a relaxing environment.

The Power Hour is scheduled for 4.30pm to 5.30pm and offers an energetic and engaging session, tailored to promote physical movement and social engagement. The aim is to create an opportunity for individuals who thrive in more active settings to connect with others, without concern for excessive noise or social interaction.

Manager of Carew Castle, Daisy Hughes, said: “We are thrilled to introduce these new sensory-friendly sessions at Carew Castle, as part of our ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusivity.

“The Quiet Hour and Power Hour sessions aim to cater to the specific needs of our visitors, providing them with an environment where they can truly be themselves. As well as being able to use the café facilities, visitors will be able to explore the Castle garden. For those who wish to explore the Castle, entry is free with a Carers Card. Otherwise, normal entry fees apply.”

The Castle, which was named Pembrokeshire Visitor Attraction of the Year in last year’s Croeso Awards isn’t the only Park Authority-run site to adapt the visitor experience to accommodate more diverse audiences. A Sunday morning Quiet Hour was introduced at Castell Henllys Iron Age Village in 2019 to encourage people who would not otherwise have visited the site to come along and discover more about the lives of their ancient ancestors.

To learn more about the sensory-friendly sessions and to plan your visit, please contact Carew Castle directly on 01646 651782 or visit www.carewcastle.com. Further information about Castell Henllys’ Quiet Hour can be found at www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/castell-henllys/about-castell-henllys/accessibility-2/.

Community

Four-day community engagement at Haverfordwest Castle Square

Published

17 mins ago

April 25, 2024

Tom Sinclair

THOMAS Baden Tudor, Chairman of Pembrokeshire County Council and local councillor for Castle Ward, says he was delighted to participate in the opening of the “Sharing The Square” event. The four-day programme, running from April 24 to 27 at Haverfordwest Castle Square, invites the community to exchange memories and ideas for the future development of this historic area.

The initiative, in collaboration with local artists and Pembrokeshire County Council, aims to collect community input on potential improvements and address existing challenges in the square. The event also seeks to enhance the connectivity with the adjacent Haverfordwest Castle, focusing on pedestrian routes from the square to the castle.

A variety of public activities are scheduled to take place during the event. These include gardening, creative workshops, games, and musical performances, ensuring an engaging experience for all attendees. Among the highlights is an art workshop led by renowned artist Janetka Platun. Her session titled “What is Lost and What is Found?” offers participants of all ages and abilities the chance to develop model-making skills. Each attendee will create a small model housed in an acrylic box, using diverse and intriguing materials.

Local community groups have been invited to reserve a slot for this free workshop, which is available on the afternoons of 24th, 25th, and the morning and afternoon of 27th April. The project aims to provide a platform for residents to reflect on their personal connections to the square and envision its future.

Further details on the ongoing and future activities can be found on the project’s official website at www.sharingthesquare.org, and updates are regularly posted on their Instagram account @sharingthesquare.

The event has already attracted attention with various stakeholders, including Randell Izaiah Thomas-Turner, Danielle Thomas-Turner, and Guy Norman from Spacetocreate, contributing to the discussions and activities.

Photos from today’s activities can be viewed at The Edge Youth Centre’s social media, highlighting the community’s enthusiastic participation in shaping the future of Haverfordwest Castle Square.

Business

Steelworkers’ Union presses Tata to adopt expert plan ahead of talks

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8 hours ago

April 25, 2024

Tom Sinclair

THE Steelworkers’ union, Community, is pressing Tata Steel UK to scrap its bad deal for steel and commit to the alternative Multi-Union Plan ahead of crucial talks with the company this week.

The call follows a meeting between steel unions and Tata officials last week, and the publication of a new report from industry experts Syndex which slams Tata’s approach for pursuing ‘what’s cheap’ over ‘what’s best’. The report highlights that the company’s current proposal – which would cut around 2,800 jobs in South Wales by moving production at Port Talbot to a single 3mt Electric Arc Furnace – comes with significant risks, and would make Tata Steel UK an outlier in Europe.

In contrast, Syndex describes the Multi-Union Plan as “the only solution offering to maintain all the volume currently produced by Tata Steel UK” providing “a future for all the company’s assets and a roadmap for a just transition under the constraint of the financial hurdles and the reality of market dynamics for the UK steel industry.”

Community General Secretary Roy Rickhuss said: “During our meeting with Tata last week, members of the National Trade Union Steel Coordinating Committee provided our final conclusions on the company’s restructuring proposals: namely that the company’s plan is reckless; that it weakens national security by removing Britain’s primary steelmaking capacity; and that it would have devastating consequences for steel communities in South Wales and beyond.

“Our Multi-Union Plan is a credible alternative to Tata’s destructive scheme. It would safeguard the future of Port Talbot steelmaking, protect all the downstream plants, save thousands of jobs and can be delivered with no compulsory redundancies.

“It is not too late for Tata to do the right thing and adopt the Multi-Union Plan – and we hope that they will take this step. However, should the company choose to reject it, we will fight them every step of the way. To enable us to do this, we will need the strongest possible mandate from our ongoing industrial action ballot. For that reason, I am urging all our members to vote ‘YES’ and ‘YES’ and return their ballot papers at the earliest opportunity.”

Community’s Assistant General Secretary Alasdair McDiarmid said: “Syndex’s new report demonstrates clearly that our Multi-Union Plan is viable and sustainable, whilst Tata’s proposals are reckless and harmful. The company must change course, and the UK Government need to step up too. Our alternative plan would require additional investment from the government – taking total public support for the decarbonisation of Port Talbot to £950m overall – but this is still significantly less than the support packages other governments are providing to green their steel industries. It’s also in line with the £3bn Green Steel Fund the Labour Party has guaranteed to deliver in the next parliament.

“We are at a critical moment, and the choices that Tata and the government make now will reverberate for generations to come. The fundamental question here is whether we want to be a country that makes its own steel, or a country that imports it – as would be inevitable under Tata’s damaging proposal. With the spectre of a CBAM exemption for India hanging over free trade talks, we risk under current plans becoming little more than a simple processor for imported Indian Steel. We can’t allow our industry to be sacrificed on the altar of Rishi Sunak’s search for a legacy.

“With so much at stake, we are urging our members to vote ‘YES and ‘YES’ in our industrial action ballot to enable us to fight to maintain blast furnace steelmaking into the 2030s and to prevent compulsory redundancies.”

Leading South Wales steel MPs have also thrown their support behind Community and the GMB’s Multi-Union Plan.

Stephen Kinnock, MP for Aberavon, said: “As industry experts at Syndex have laid out this week, the Multi-Union Plan is a detailed, serious, robust and compelling proposal for the future of the Port Talbot steelworks and it has my full and unequivocal support. It’s the only realistic route to retaining our customer base, and it’s also the only credible pathway to a strong, competitive and profitable future for steel-making in Port Talbot and throughout the downstream plants across Wales and the UK. By contrast Tata’s shortsighted and counter-productive plan will mean exporting jobs from Port Talbot to India, a country where steel plants have a far higher carbon footprint.

“It’s vital that steel is at the heart of a forward-looking industrial strategy, which is why Labour has pledged £3billion to support the industry over the next decade.”

Jessica Morden, MP for Newport East which includes Llanwern Steelworks, said: “Tata and Rishi Sunak’s bad deal for steel would represent a huge blow to our steel industry and steel communities like our own in Newport. The deal would also leave the UK country dependent on imported steel from heavy-polluting countries at a time of global uncertainty.

“It doesn’t have to be this way, and the Multi-Union Plan for steel which Community and GMB have put forward represents a viable alternative to protect jobs and preserve steelmaking capacity here in South Wales. I urge Tata to think again and change course from their damaging proposals.”