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Pembrokeshire County Show – Day 2 Results
HERE are the full results for day 2 of the 2017 Pembrokeshire County Show.
CRAFT SECTION
WT Davies Memorial Cup
B M Thompson
Keith Jones Cup
Richard Evans
The Joseph (Joe) Neal Challenge Shield
Enfys Lloyd
The Dudley Cave Trophy
Dai Davies
The Islwyn Williams (Seven Sisters) Memorial Cup
Dai Davies
The John Munt Trophy
Dai Davies
The Joseph (Joe) Neal Perpetual Challenge Shield
W. G. Evans
The W W & B A Griffiths Cup
Katie Eynon
The Marychurch Shield (age 4-6)
Alys Jones
The Marychurch Shield (age 7-8)
Maggi Rowe
The Marychurch Shield (age 9-11)
Joshua Hope
The Marychurch Shield (age 12-15)
Harriet Hunt
PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION
The B R Munt Challenge Cup
Graham Thomas
The Cllr Claude Davies Perpetual Challenge Cup
Wendy Mountford
The F Hutt Challenge Bowl
Graham Thomas
The Harold Saw Challenge Cup
Catrin Morris
The W F Nicholas Challenge Cup
Harriet Hunt
The Water Maiden Shield
Dylan Allman
The Reaper Shield
Chloe Griffiths
CRAFT SECTION – WALKING STICKS
Class 2 – Walking stick
1st Michael Goodridge
2nd Dai Davies
Class 3 – Forked stick
1st B M Thompson
Class 4 – Stick / natural
1st B M Thompson
Class 6 – Shepherd’s crook ram’s horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 7 – Shepherd’s Crook buffalo/cow horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 8 – Market stick ram’s horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 9 – Market stick buffalo/cow horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 10 – Forked stick buffalo/cow/ram’s horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 11 – Dressed stick buffalo/cow/ram’s horn
1st Richard Evans
Class 12 – Knob stick buffalo/cow/ram’s horn
1st Richard Evans
2nd B. M. Thompson
3rd Richard Evans
Class 13 – Shephard’s crook
1st Keith Allen
2nd David Thomas
3rd Keith Allen
Class 14 – Market stick
1st David Thomas
2nd Keith Allen
3rd David Thomas
Class 15 – Walking stick
1st David Thomas
2nd Dai David
3rd Enfys Lloyd
Class 16 – Forked stick
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd David Thomas
3rd B. M. Thompson
Class 17 – Crook or stick
1st Dai Davies
2nd Keith Allen
Class 19 – Walking stick
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd B. M. Thompson
3rd Michael Goodridge
Class 20 – Forked stick
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd Michael Goodridge
3rd B. M. Thompson
Class 21 – Walking stick or forked stick
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd. B. M. Thompson
3rd Keith Allen
NC1 – Thumb stick, walking stick or shepherd’s crook – no ornamentation
1st Andrew Jenkins
2nd Philip Morgan
3rd Andrew Jenkins
NC2 – Thumb stick, walking stick or shephard’s crook – with separate handle
1st Enys Lloyd
2nd Andrew Jenkins
3rd Enlys Lloyd
NC3 – Thumb stick, walking stick, or shephard’s crook – with ornamentation
1st Enlys Lloyd
2nd Enlys Lloyd
3rd Andrew Jenkins
Class 23 – A sculpture in wood, from a single piece
1st Stephen Evans
2nd David Thomas
3rd Dai Davies
Class 24 – A kitchen item made of wood
1st Dai Davies
Class 25 – Exhibit of a rural craft
1st Dai Davies
Class 26 – An item used in equestrian persuits
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd Michael Goodridge
3rd B. M. Thompson
Class 27 – An item used in sporting country pursuits
1st B. M. Thompson
2nd Keith Allen
3rd B. M. Thompson
Class 28 – One pair of cawl spoons
1st Dai Davies
Class 29 – Any article of turnery in wood produced on a faceplate
1st Jerome Kelleher
2nd Dai Davies
3rd Dai Davies
Class 30 – Any article of turnery in wood produced between centres
1st Dai Davies
2nd Jerome Knelleher
3rd Dai Davies
Class 31 – Two identical turnings in wood, produced by hand turning
1st Dai Davies
Class 32 – A model to scale, made of wood
1st Ieuan James
Class 33 – An article of carpentry, joinery or cabinet making in wood
1st Dai Mabe
2nd Roger Howes
3rd Dai Davies
Class 34 – Toy made of wood
1st Philip Morgan
2nd Russell Davies
3rd Russell Davies
Class 35 – Wood sculpture made from more than one piece
1st Dai Davies
Class 38 – An article in metal produced for use in agriculture or industry
1st W. G. Evans
Class 39 – An article in metal for indoor use
1st Barrie Evans
Class 41 – A picture – any medium
1st Rhoswyn Lewis
2nd Rhoswyn Lewis
3rd Lucy Hope
Class 43 – An item in hard materials
1st Lucy Hope
2nd Lucy Hope
3rd Rhoswyn Lewis
Class 44 – A hand knitted garment, 1, 2, 3 or 4 ply, or double knit
1st Pamela Morgan
2nd Sandra Tilling
3rd V. A. Todman
Class 45 – A hand knitted garment in mohair, arran, chunky or cotton
1st Mauis Marr
2nd Jane Hodgson
3rd V. A. Todman
Class 46 – An item in crochet in cotton, wool or yarn excl. dolls or toys
1st Margaret Jenner
2nd May Vaughan
Class 47 – Novelty toy in wool, crochet or fabric
1st Karen Turner
2nd Katie Eynon
3rd Katie Eynon
Class 48 – Hand-woven article using hand or machine spun yarn
1st Bettina Becker
2nd Anona Scrimshaw
3rd Elaine Readman
Class 49 – Hand spun yarn
1st Charlotte Mills
2nd Charlotte Mills
3rd Charlotte Mills
Class 50 – An article made from hand dyed yarn
1st Christine Hall
2nd Pamela Morgan
3rd May Vaughan
Class 51 – An item of wet felting
1st Susan Prosser
2nd Cynthia Jennings
3rd Susan Prosser
Class 52 – An item of needle felting
1st Sue Fencott
2nd Sue Fencott
3rd Susan Prosser
Class 53 – A hooked rug
1st Katie Eynon
2nd Katie Eynon
3rd Susan Prosser
Class 54 – An exhibit of weaving
1st Elaine Readman
Class 55 – A dressed doll
1st Claire Wainwright
Class 56 – An exhibition in cross stitch – may incl other stitches
1st Jean Perkins
2nd Jody Tilling
3rd Fiona Davies
Class 57 – An miniature in cross stitch or petit point or any other stitch
1st Katie Eynon
2nd Katie Eynon
3rd Katie Eynon
Class 58 – A doorstop – any medium
1st Katie Eynon
2nd May Vaughan
3rd Katie Eynon
Class 59 – A sheep – any medium
1st Katie Eynon
2nd Katie Eynon
3rd Katie Eynon
Class 60 – An item of patchwork
1st Fiona Davies
2nd Fran Cobb
3rd Fiona Davies
Class 61 – A lucky charm for a bride
1st Susan Prosser
2nd Lucy Couzens
3rd Christine Matuszczyk
Class 62 – An item of paper craft
1st Erica Adams
2nd Myra Gillespie
3rd Aeres James
Class 63 – A decorated quilled letter
1st Julie Price
Class 64 – A name plaque for a child’s bedroom
1st Erica Adams
2nd Katie Eynon
3rd Gary Matuszczyk
Class 65 – A painted plate
1st Julie Price
2nd Julie Price
Class 66 – An invitation card – any medium
1st Fiona Davies
2nd Erica Adams
3rd Christine Matuszczyk
Class 68 – A beach combing collage
1st Erica Adams
2nd Julie Price
3rd Erica Adams
Class 69 – A lampshade – any medium
1st Susan Prosser
2nd Katie Eynon
Class 70 – A hat – any medium
1st Katie Eyno
2nd Aeres James
3rd Katie Eynon
Class 71 – Handcrafted cake – non edible material
1st Francesca Young
2nd Aeres James
Class 72 – Any item using recycled materials
1st Susan Prosser
2nd Erica Adams
3rd Elaine Readman
Class 73 – Any handmade craft not covered in any other classes
1st Anna Llewellin
2nd Susan Prosser
3rd Anona Scrimshaw
Class 74 – A picture in pastels
1st Deborah Thomas
2nd Charly Swinger
3rd Deborah Thomas
Class 75 – A painting in oil or acrylic
1st Deborah Rees
2nd Elly Morgan
3rd Jaqueline Lewis
Class 76 – A painting in watercolour
1st Jaqueline Lewis
2nd Ann James
3rd Deborah Rees
Class 77 – A painting using any technique of a Pembrokeshire landmark
1st St Davids Care in the Community
2nd Elly Morgan
3rd Julie Price
Class 78 – A drawing – pen or pencil
1st Charly Swinger
2nd Erica Adams
3rd Gillian Sutchiffe
CHILDREN’S CRAFTS
Class 79 – An item made from egg boxes
1st Phoebe James
2nd Megan Trimmer
3rd Lily-Grace Evans
Class 80 – Painting – theme ‘flowers’
1st Erin Harris
2nd Megan Absalon-Lowe
3rd Charlotte Riley
Class 81 – A decorated wooden spoon
1st Megan Absalon-Lowe
2nd Lily-Grace Evans
3rd Richie Ballard
Class 82 – A decorated paper plate
1st Imogen Hollaway
2nd Iwan Anthony
3rd Alys Jones
Class 83 – Handwriting
1st Alys Jones
2nd Erin Bowen
3rd Ffion Jones
Class 84 – A model of a lighthouse
1st Richie Ballard
2nd Alys Jones
3rd Aled Jones
Class 85 – A picture using hand prints
1st Alys Jones
2nd Efan Rees
3rd Elin Harries
Class 86 – A tablemat – any medium
1st Olivia Vaughan
2nd Alys Jones
3rd Aled Bond
Class 87 – An item of Lego or K’Nex
1st Rhys Thomas
2nd Ffion Mared James
3rd Aled Bond
Class 88 – A drawing or painting
1st Lily Lawrence
2nd Maggie Rowe
3rd Megan Milet
Class 89 – A creature made from pine cones
1st Ellie-May Baggett
2nd Ellie Lewis
3rd Hannah Vaughan
Class 90 – A computer generated poster
1st Megan Miles
2nd Emma Nicholas
3rd Mari James
Class 91 – An item made from French knitting
1st Maggi Rowe
2nd Marie James
3rd Ellie-May Baggett
Class 92 – A scarecrow
1st Ellie-May Baggett
2nd Dylan Thomas
3rd Maggie Rowe
Class 93 – An item made from recycled materials
1st Ioan Harries
2nd Megan Miles
3rd Maggie Rowe
Class 94 – Handwriting
1st Megan Miles
2nd Lily Lawrence
3rd Maggie Rowe
Class 95 – A model or picture made from bottle tops
1st Maggie Rowe
2nd Lily Doward
3rd Ellie-May Bagget
Class 96 – An item of Lego or K’Nex
1st Gethin Thomas
2nd Archie Williams
3rd Maggie Rowe
Class 97 – An article made from soft or hard materials
1st Chloe Beynon
2nd Megan Thomas
3rd Ela-Gwennon Jones
Class 98 – A computer generated cover for craft / horticulture scehdule
1st Jay Nicholas
2nd Dylan Allman
3rd Joshua Hope
Class 99 – Any item made from recycled materials
1st Niamh Bond
2nd William Holton
3rd Catrin Morris
Class 100 – A gift wrapped box
1st Megan Thomas
2nd Carwyn Evans
3rd Joshua Hope
Class 101 – A pot of flowers, any medium
1st Caitlin Jones
2nd Joshua Hope
3rd Niamh Bond
Class 102 – An item from driftwood
1st Joshua Hope
2nd Amber Kelly
3rd Tom Elcock-Wise
Class 103 – A picture – any theme
1st Joshua Hope
2nd Nia-Anne Morgan
3rd Caitlin Jones
Class 104 – An item of Lego or K’Nex
1st Emily Gosling
2nd Catrin Morris
3rd Joshua Hope
Class 105 – An illustrated capital letter
1st Joshua Hope
2nd Joshua Hope
3rd Ebden Sky
Class 106 – An item made from soft / hard materials
1st Harriet Hunt
2nd Jacob Eynon
3rd Jacob Eynon
Class 107 – An article made in recycled materials
1st Harriet Hunt
2nd Kirsty Dunlop
3rd Harriet Hunt
Class 108 – A decorated wellington boot
1st Cerys Rees
2nd Harriet Hunt
3rd Nia Rowe
Class 109 – A picture or item made from nuts, bolts or screws
1st Amy Griffiths
2nd Morgan Evans
3rd Harriet Hunt
Class 110 – A picture in silhouette
1st Kirsty Dunlop
2nd Ethan Sky
3rd Jessica Hope
Class 111 – A computer generated poster, theme – music festival
1st Kirsty Dunlop
2nd Amber Thomas
3rd Chloe Griffiths
Class 112 – Model of a bird, any medium
1st Harriet Hunt
2nd Kirsty Dunlop
3rd Harriet Hunt
Class 113 – A picture, any theme, any medium
1st Harriet Hunt
2nd Harriet Hunt
3rd Morgan Evans
Class 114 – A candle holder
1st Jessica Hope
2nd Nia Bateman
3rd Harriet Hunt
CHILDREN’S PHOTOGRAPHY
Class 115 – Primary up to 11 years – subject ‘open’
1st Catrin Morris
2nd Llyr Rees Harries
3rd Tom Elcock-Wise
Class 116 – Secondary 12 up to 16 years – subject ‘time’
1st Harriet Hunt
2nd Amy Griffiths
3rd Hannah Wiggins-Jeffries
Class 117 – Computer print, primary up to 11 years – subject ‘open’
1st Dylan Allman
2nd Dylan Allman
3rd Joshua Hope
Class 118 – Compter print, secondary 12 to 16 years – subject ‘open’
1st Chloe Griffiths
2nd Jacob Eynon
3rd Ruby Kelly
LONGHORN CATTLE
Class 162 – Bullborn on or after after 1st January 2016
1st Mr & Mrs Bernard & Margaret Llewellyn, Carreg Quintet
Class 164 – Cow any age, in calf or with calf at foot born before January 1st 2015
1st Mr & Mrs Bernard & Margaret Llewellyn, Carreg Octopus
Class 165 – Heifer born after January 1st 2015, in calf or calf at foot
1st Mr & Mrs Bernard & Margaret Llewellyn, Carreg Plum
Class 166 – Maiden heifer borner after September 1st 2015
1st Mr & Mrs Bernard & Margaret Llewellyn, Carreg Quartet
Class 168 – Calf born on or after September 1st 2016
1st Mr & Mrs Bernard & Margaret Llewellyn, Carreg Quadrant
GWARTHEG LIMOUSIN CATTLE
Class 126 – Bull born before January 1 2016
1st Griffiths & Co, Mynach Invincible
Class 127 – Bull born between January 1 2016 and March 31 2016
1st Cowin Lis, Cowin Meister
2nd Mrs Catherine Glencross-Davies, Glencross McMaster
3rd Griffiths & Co., Mynach Malaysia
Class 128 – Bull born on or after April 1 2016
1st Cowin Lims, Cowin Martin
2nd R & D Whittle, Wellhouse Michael
3rd R & D Whittle, Wellhouse Midas
Class 129 – Cow in milk or in calf
1st Mr G Jenkins, Tynewydd Holly
Class 130 – Heifer born on or after April 1 2016
1st Cowin Lims, Cowin Mxcell
2nd Dr Delana Davies, Tierston Millie
3rd Griffiths & Co., Mynach Marijuana
Class 131 – Heifer born between January 1 and March 31 2016
1st Mr & Mrs T & D Griffiths, Deri Malala
2nd Mr Dylan Thomas, Treweryll Myfanwy
Class 132 – Heifer born after January 1 2015, in calf or calf at foot
1st Griffiths & Co, Mynach Lottie
2nd Limousin Glyncoed, Glyncoed Layla
3rd Limousin Glyncoed, Glkyncoed Lola
Class 133 – Calf born on or after September 1 2016
1st Mr G Jenkins, Tynewydd Malibu
2nd Glyncoed Limousin, Glyncoed Murcielago
Class 134 – Pair of heifers owned by the exhibitor, born on or after September 1 2014
1st Glyncoed Limousin
2nd Griffiths & Co, Messrs E D
Class 135 – Group of three animals the property of the same exhibitor
1st R & D Whittle
2nd Cowin Lims
3rd Glyncoed Limousin
DEFIAD TEXEL SHEEP
Class 250 – Ram two year old or over
1st Mr A Thomas
2nd K Evans
3rd Mr Mark James
Class 251 – Yearling ram
1st Mr Gwilym Williams
2nd Tyngwndwn Texels
3rd Mr A Thomas
Class 252 – Ram lamb
1st Mr A Thomas
2nd Mr Gwilym Williams
3rd K Evans
Class 253 – Ewe two year old or over, having reared a lamb in 2017
1st Mr A Thomas
2nd Mr Gwilym Williams
3rd Mr A Thomas
Class 254 – Yearling Ewe
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Mr Gwilym Williams
3rd Mr Mark James
Class 255 – Ewe Lamb
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Mr Gwilym Williams
3rd K Evans
Class 256 – Best group of three animals owned by the exhibitor
1st Tyngwndwn Texels
2nd Mr Gwilym Williams
3rd Mr A Thomas
DEFAID LLEYN SHEEP
Class 260 – Yearling ram
1st Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
2nd Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
Class 261 – Ram lamb
1st D W & C F Morris
2nd D W & C F Morris
3rd Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
Class 262 – Ewe two years old or over, having reared a lamb in 2017
1st Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
2nd D W & C F Morris
Class 263 – Yearling ewe
1st D W & C F Morris
2nd D W & C F Morris
3rd Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
Class 264 – Ewe lamb
1st D W & C F Morris
2nd D W & C F Morris
3rd Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
Class 265 – Best pair of ewes
1st D W & C F Morris
2nd Mr & Mrs D & B Vaughan
WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP
Class 279 – Ram two years old or over
1st Mr Morgan
Class 280 – Yearling ram
1st Mrs Julie Earle
2nd Mr Morgan
Class 281 – Ewe two years old or over
1st Mrs Julie Earle
Class 282 – Yearling ewe
1st Mrs Julie Earle
2nd Mr Morgan
Class 283 – Ewe lambs
1st Mrs Julie Earle
2nd Mr Morgan
Class 284 – Best pair of ewes
1st Mrs Julie Earle
Class 285 – Best group of three animals saved by the same exhibitor
1st Mr Morgan
2nd Mrs Julie Earle
BADGER FACE WELSH MOUNTAIN SHEEP
Class 322 – Ram two years old and over
1st Mr Neil Dillon
Class 323 – Yearling ram
1st Mr Neil Dillon
Class 324 – Ram lamb
1st Messrs J D & D M Crimes
Class 325 – Ewe two year old and over having reared a lamb in 2017
1st Messrs J D & D M Crimes
Class 326 – Yearling Ewe
1st Mr Neil Dillon
2nd Messrs J D & D M Crimes
Class 327 – Ewe lamb
1st Messrs J D & D M Crimes
Class 328 – Best pairs of ewes
1st Messrs J D & D M Crimes
Class 329 – Best group of three animals owned by the exhibitor
1st Messrs J D & D M Crimes
DEFAID BELTEX SHEEP
Class 332 – Ram 2 years old and over
1st M I Jones
2nd Mr Neil Dillon
3rd Mr K & K Head
Class 333 – Yearling ram
1st Mr I Jones
2nd Mr Vaughan
Class 334 – Ram lamb
1st Mr I Jones
2nd Mr Martin Gethin
3rd Mr Vaughan
Class 335 – Ewe 2 years and over
1st Mr I Jones
Class 336 -Yearling ewe
1st Mr I Jones
2nd Mr I Jones
Class 337 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr I Jones
2nd Mr Martin Gethin
3rd Mr K & K Head
Class 338 – Best group of three animals owned by the same exhibitor
1st Mr I Jones
2nd Mr Martin Gethin
3rd Mr Vaughan
WORKING HUNTER PONY
Class 680 – BSPS mixed height restricted open WHP/WH. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or over, not exceeding 158cms
1st Mrs Val Rees, Zebedee
2nd Mrs Janet Susan Luke, Casmael Sara
3rd Mrs Rosanna Bowen, Eachreidh
Class 681 – BSPS Open nursery stakes, mare or gelding, four years old and over
1st Ms Abbi Vaughan – Rock n Roll n Roo
2nd Mrs Christine Davies, Camtra Bucksfizz
3rd Mrs Janet Susan Luke, Casmael Sara
Class 683 – BSPS Open WHP mare or gelding, four years old and over, not exceeding 133cms
1st Mrs Christine Davies, Camtra Bucksfizz
2nd Mrs Janet Susan Luke, Casmael Sara
Class 684 – BSPS Open WHP mare or gelding, four years old and over, not exceeding 143cms
1st Mrs Rosanna F Bowen, Gallant Prince
2nd Miss Alison Voyce, Carnsdale Tickled Pink
3rd Mrs Val Rees, Zebedee
Class 685 – BSPS Open WHP mare or gelding, four years old and over, exceeding 143cms but not exceeding 153cms
1st Ms Jill Ridge, Coombe Park Sailors Star
2nd Miss Ffion Davies, Harvey Nickels
PART BRED ARAB OR ANGLO ARAB
Class 705 – Part bred or anglo Arab stallation, mare or gelding, four years or over, to be shown under saddle, 148cms and under
1st Mrs Anne Pritchard-Simmons, Cupidhill Caprice
2nd Miss Claire Walsh, Romanno Hot Spot
3rd Mrs Melanie James, Bluerock Amethyst
Class 707 – Part bred Arab or anglo Arab four years old or over, to be shown in hand
1st Mrs Anne Pritchard-Simmons, Lowland Shanaya
2nd Mrs Sarah Baker, Chiddock Story Time
3rd Mrs Anne Pritchard, Cupidhill Caprice
Class 708 – Part bred Arab or anglo Arab one, two or three years old, to be shown in hand
1st Mrs C Mackness, Time for Crime
2nd Highmead Stud, Highmead Honeybee
3rd Ms Jane Bryant, Kristal Carousel
PONY BREEDING
Class 724 – Brood mare with own foal at foot, 14.2h.h or under, of riding type
1st Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Tinkerbelle
2nd Mrs Sarah Baker, Chiddock Story Time
3rd Mrs Valmai Thomas, Mount Pleasant Arabella
Class 725 – Foal progeny of mare entered in class 724
1st Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Fairytale
2nd Mrs Valmai Thomas, Mount Pleasant Royal Romance
3rd Mrs Sarah Baker, Copybush Time Lord
Class 726 – Yearling
1st Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Peter Pan
2nd Mrs Rosemary Rees, Small Land Flora Bee
3rd Mrs Hilary Brockbank, Bryngwennol Contessa
Class 727 – Two year old filly or gelding, unlikely to exceed 14.2h.h at maturity
1st R D & Vaughan Rees, Heatherton Spectre
SHOW HUNTER PONY BREEDING
Class 732 – Stallion, mare or gelding four years or over
1st Mrs Alison Gethin, Tealson Capella
2nd Mrs Sherrill Bushen, Witchhill Wimsical
3rd Mrs Anne Pritchard-Simmons, Cupidhill Country Satin
Class 733 – Yearling colt, filly or gelding
1st Mr D Rees, Little Miss Rhino
2nd Mrs Hilary Brockbank, Bryngwennol Contessa
3rd R D Rees & H A Vaughan, Heatherton Sprite
Class 734 – Two or three year old colt, filly or gelding
1st Miss J E Turner, So Stylish
2nd Mr Alan Charlesworth, Tandridge Diplomat
3rd Claire Chrisman, Moluccas King Kaffir
RIDDEN WELSH BREEDS
Class 745 – Section A – Stallion, mare or gelding to be shown under saddle
1st Miss S E Whitfield, Glebdale Sugar Babe
2nd Mrs P Owen, Syfynwy Waterfall
3rd Ms Mandie Davies, Witchhill Sian
Class 746 – Section B – Stallion, mare or gelding to be shown under saddle
1st Miss Bethan Simons, Longhalves Lolappaloosa
2nd Mrs Julie Russell, Cadlan Valley Sirocco
3rd Miss S E Whitfield, Griashall Lara
Class 747 – Section C – Stallion, mare or gelding to be shown under saddle
1st Dewicwrt Stud, Hafodyrnys Braveheart
2nd Mrs K J Hall, Penstrumbly Silver Buttons
3rd Miss Julia Sephton, Criterion Brenin
Class 748 – Section D – Stallion, mare or gelding to be shown under saddle
1st – Miss Bethan Simons, Bailynacoy Prince
2nd – Sophie Curry, Brynnfforest Anwen
3rd J Hooker, Powysvalley William
DEFAID POLL DORSET HORN SHEEP
Class 270 – Ram two years old and over
1st Mr David Lewis
2nd Mrs L R Richards
3rd Mr John Thomas
Class 271 – Yearling Ram
1st Mr Llyr James
2nd Mr David Lewis
3rd Mrs L R Richards
Class 272 – Ram lamb
1st Mrs L R Richards
2nd Mr Llyr James
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 273 – Ewe two years old and over
1st Mr Llyr James
2nd Mr John Thomas
3rd Miss Carys Robinson
Class 274 – Yearling ewe
1st Mr David Lewis
2nd Miss Julie Young
3rd Miss Julie Young
Class 275 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr David Lewis
2nd Mr David Lewis
3rd Mrs L R Richards
Class 276 – Best group of three owned by the exhibitor
1st Mr Llyr James
2nd Mr David Lewis
3rd Mrs L R Richards
BRITISH CHAROLLAIS SHEEP
Class 298 – Ram any age other than ram lamb
1st Mr N Sheldon
Class 299 – Ram lamb born on or after December 1 2016
1st Mr Arwyn Thomas
2nd Mr Ennyr Hughes
3rd Mr Ennyr Hughes
Class 300 – Yearling ram
1st Mr Arwyn Thomas
2nd Mr N Sheldon
Class 301 – Ewe
1st Mr N Sheldon
2nd Mr Arwyn Thomas
3rd Mr N Sheldon
Class 302 – Yearling ewe
1st Mr Arwyn Thomas
2nd Mr Arwyn Thomas
3rd Mr Emyr Hughes
Class 303 – Ewe lamb born on or afer December 1 2016
1st Mr Emyr Hughes
2nd Mr Arwyn Thomas
3rd Mrs Sandra Brigginshaw
Class 304 – Best group of three owned by the same exhibitor
1st Mr Arwyn Thomas
2nd Mrs Sandra Brigginshaw
3rd Mr N Sheldon
ANY OTHER BREED – RARE BREEDS
Class 316 – Ram any age other than ram lamb
1st Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
2nd Master Charlie Bays
3rd Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
Class 317 – Ram lamb
1st Mrs Mandy Colbourne
2nd Mr Rhys Jenkins
3rd Mr Luke Watts
Class 318 – Ewe any age other than ewe lamb
1st Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
2nd Master Charlie Bays
3rd Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
Class 319 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
2nd Mr Luke Watts
3rd Mrs Mandy Colbourne
HAMPSHIRE DOWN SHEEP
Class 342 – Ram two years old and over
1st Messrs E & B Jones
2nd Mrs Alison James
3rd Messrs E & B Jones
Class 343 – Yearling ram
1st Mr Steffan Harries
2nd Messrs E & B Jones
3rd Messrs E & B Jones
Class 344 – Ram lamb
1st Messrs E & B Jones
2nd James Dickson
3rd Messrs E & B Jones
Class 345 – Ewe two years old and over
1st Messrs E & B Jones
2nd Mr Steffan Harries
3rd Messrs E & B Jones
Class 346 – Yearling ewe
1st Messrs E & B Jones
2nd Mrs Alison James
3rd Mr Steffan Harries
Class 347 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr Steffan Harries
2nd James Dickson
3rd Messrs E & B Jones
Class 348 – Best group of three animals owned by the exhibitor
1st Messrs E & B Jones
2nd Mr Steffan Harries
3rd Mrs Alison James
ANY OTHER BREED INCLUDING CONTINENTAL
Class 531 – Ram two years and over
1st Mr I J & M H Davies
2nd Old railway View Cameroons
Class 532 – Yearling Ram
1st Mr Neil Dillon
2nd Mr K & K Head
3rd Celtic Jacobs
Class 353 – Ram lamb
1st Mrs Sally Lloyd
2nd Mr Henry Bennett
3rd Mr I J & M H Davies
Class 354 – Ewe two years old and over
1st Mr M R Thomas & D P Bevan
2nd Mr I J & M H Davies
3rd Mr Lestyn Thomas
Class 355 – Yearling ewe
1st Mr M R Thomas & D P Thomas
2nd Mr I J & M H Davies
3rd Mrs Sally Lloyd
Class 357 – Best group of three animals owned by the exhibitor
1st Mr I J & M H Davies
2nd Mrs Sally Lloyd
3rd Mr Henry Bennett
DEFAID JACOB SHEEP
Class 359 – Ram two years old and over
1st Mr Owain Jenkins
2nd Clectic Jacobs
Class 361 – Ram lamb
1st Mr Owain Jenkins
2nd Celtic Jacobs
Class 362 – Ewe two years old and over
1st Celtic Jacobs
2nd Celtic Jacobs
3rd Mr Owain Jenkins
Class 363 – Yearling ewe
1st My Owain Jenkins
2nd Celtic Jacobs
3rd Mr Owain Jenkins
Class 364 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr Owain Jenkins
2nd Mr Owain Jenkins
Class 365 – Best young handler, ages 21 or under
1st Mr Owain Jenkins
2nd Mr Owain Jenkins
3rd Mr Owain Jenkins
Class 366 – Best group of three animals owned by the same exhibitor
1st Mr Owain Jenkins
KERRY HILL SHEEP
Class 369 – Ram any age other than ram lamb
1st Mr Williams Evans
2nd Kingswater Livestock
3rd Mr Morgan Clewer-Evans
Class 370 – Ram lamb
1st Mr William Evans
2nd Kingswater Livestock
3rd Mr A John
Class 371 – Ewe two years old and over having reared a lamb in 2017
1st Kingswater Livestock
2nd Mrs Gunhild Myrset Davies
3rd Mr A John
Class 372 – Yearling ewe
1st Mr Morgan Clewer-Evans
2nd Kingswater Livestock
3rd Mrs Gunhild Myrset Davies
Class 373 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr William Evans
2nd Kingswater Liestock
3rd Mr A John
Class 374 – Best pair of ewes
1st Mrs Gunhild Myrset Davies
2nd Mr Williams Evans
Class 375 – Best group of three animals owned by the same exhibitor
1st Mr William Evans
2nd Mr A John
3rd Mr Gunhild Myrset Davies
DEFAID RYELAND SHEEP
Class 377 – Ram two years old and over
1st Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
2nd Mr J R Morgan
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 378 – Yearling ram
1st Mr J R Morgan
2nd Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
3rd Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
Class 379 – Ram lamb
1st Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
2nd Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 380 – Ewe two years old and over
1st Mr David Lewis
2nd Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 381 – Yearling ewe
1st Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
2nd Mr J R Morgan
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 382 – Ewe lamb
1st Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
2nd Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
3rd Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
Class 383 – Best young handler, 21 or under
1st Mr David Lewis
Class 385 – Best pair of ewes
1st Mr J R Morgan
2nd Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
3rd Mr David Lewis
Class 386 – Best group of three animals owned by the exhibitor
1st Mr & Mrs R A & A M Howell
2nd Mr J R Morgan
3rd Mr & Mrs N P & E J Morgan
AGILITY DOGS
Class 223 – Large Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 3)
1st Scratchnsniff Snapnyap
2nd Hyland Golden Delight
3rd Beyond All Limits
Class 223 – Large Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 2)
1st Finbar Noir
Class 223 – Large Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Shadow Chaser Of The Night
2nd Whisper Merle
Class 213 – Medium Agility Graded 1,2, 3 (Grade 3)
1st Tenacious Ty
Class 213 – Medium Agility Graded 1,2, 3 (Grade 2)
1st Jorja’s Blue Princess
Class 213 – Medium Agility Graded 1,2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Loopy Luna’s Happy Feet
Class 201 – Small Agility Graded 1,2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Chesters’ Best
Class 201 – Small Agility Graded 1,2, 3 (Grade 3)
1st Party Pickle
Class 203 – Small Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 7)
1st Dottie’s Luck
Class 203 – Small Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 6)
1st Gylmar Black Pepper
Class 225 – Large Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 7)
1st Gunran Chasing Rainbows At Folly Feet
Class 225 – Large Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 6)
1st Dreamorox Dare To Dream
2nd Kilnhurst Cascata
Class 215 – Medium Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 7)
1st La Folie Douce
Class 215 – Medium Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 6)
1st Xions God Of Mischief
Class 230 – Large Jumping Combined 6-7
1st Mendipster Rumour Has It
2nd Leia – Sky
3rd Wiccaweys Magic Magpie
Class 220 – Medium Jumping Combined 6-7
1st Beauchien Le Petite Monstre
2nd Riverwatcher Suka
Class 209 – Small Jumping Combined 6-7
1st Dotties Luck
Class 226 – Large Agility Combined 1-4
1st Whisper Merle
2nd Redcharisma Beside You
3rd A Little Bit Lucky
Class 216 – Agria Pet Insurance Medium Agility C1-4
1st Basilea Little Lionheart
2nd Darkaminos Wesley
3rd Jozel Jumping Jackaroo
Class 204 – Agria Pet Insurance Small Agility C1-4
1st Basiloas Pixie Power
2nd Party Pickle
3rd Sariane Elizabeth Swan
Class 229 – Large Jumping Combined 4-5
1st Breachans Celtic Magic
2nd Molteni Ice
3rd Redcharisma You’ve Done It All
Class 224 – Large Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 5)
1st Follyfleet Luna Eclipse
2nd Tiptoeing To Success
3rd Pieddefer Elderberry
Class 224 – Large Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 4)
1 Redcross Of St George
2 Laetare I wish You Love
3 Princess Moonglow
Class 214 – Medium Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 5)
1st Heikym Quitzel
Class 214 – Medium Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 4)
1st Sasha Lady Of Atina
Class 202 – Small Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 5)
1st Dorothy Dancing Diva
Class 202 – Small Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 4)
1st Basileas Pixie Power
Class 233 – Anysize Jumping Combined 1-7
1st Ouja Fink
2nd Barkaway Maycome Maynot
3rd Chilli Pepper At Willoways
Class 207 – Small Jumping Combined 1-3
1st Chesters’ Best
Class 218 – Medium Jumping Combined 1-3
1st Basiley Little Lionheart
2nd Charlie Lucas
3rd Tenacious Ty
Class 228 – Large Jumping Combined 1-3
1st Miss Copper Piper
2nd Whisper Merle
3rd Black Lotus
Class 227 – Large Agility Combined 5-7
1st Mendipstar Rumour Has It
2nd Magical Gamble
3rd No Tears For Many Ears Milo
Class 211 – Small Helter Skelter Combined 4-7
1st Barkaway Mr Mac
2 Wyndlee Lolyn
Class 206 – Burns Pet Nutrition Welsh Handler
1st Cool Beans
2nd Basileas Pixie Power
3rd La Folie Douce
Class 222 – Medium Helter Skelter Combined 4-7
1st Beauchien Le Petit Monster
Class 234 – Anysize Helter Skelter Combined 1-7
1st Chilli Peppa At Willowyard
2nd Kilnhurst Barkaway
3rd Brynstone Tikka
Class 232 – Large Helter Skelter Combined 4-7
1st Leia- Sky
2nd Benontan Lady Red Kite
3 If You Could See Me Now
Class 217 – Medium Agility Combined 5-7
1st Heikym Quitzel
2nd Avalia Black Cardamon
3rd Kilnhurst Kanzi
Class 210 – Small Helter Skelter Combined 1-3
1st Chesters Best
Class 221 – Medium Helter Skelter Combined 1-3
1st Darkaminos Wesley
2nd Charlie Lucas
Class 205 – Small Agility Combined 5-7
1st Dotties Luck
2nd Morcheeky Eryn
Class 231 – Large Helter Skelter Combined 1-3
1st Kirkwind Moonshine Blue
2nd Jet Spirit Of The Volkaa
3rd Black Lotus
Class 208 – Small Jumping Combined 1-3
1st Mister Rupert Bear
2nd Princess Roxy Sunshine
Class 212B – Junior Club U12 Helter Skelter C1-7
1st Dorothy Dancing Diva
Class 219 – Medium Jumping Combined 4-5
1st Sassy Cinnamon
Welsh Handler Of The Year
1st Susie Josty with her Dog, Cool Beans
2nd Joe Barnsley with Molten Ice
3rd Helen Fairchild with Final Reduction
GWARTHEG SIMMENTAL CATTLE
Class 141 – Bull calf born on or after April 1 2016
1st Mr Richard Jones, Banwy Heartbreaker
2nd Mr Martin Beynon, Gwili Horace
3rd Mrs Debbie Cumming, Cwarre High Hopes
Class 142 – Bull calf born on or after September 1 2016
1st Mr G E Lloyd, Crugmely Ilkybar Kid
2nd M O Jones, Dyfed Icon
Class 144 – Cow any age, in-calf or with calf at foot
1st Mr Aled Davies, Hirwaun Alice
2nd Mr G E Lloyd, Crugmelyn Caramac
3rd M O Jones, Dyfed Angharad
Class 145 – Heifer in class born on or between January 1 2015 and August 31st 2015
1st MO Jones, Crackley Lidi
2nd Mr Martin Beynon, Gwili Gwenan
Class 147 – Heifer born on or between January 1 2016 and March 31 2016
1st Mrs Debbie Cumming, Cwarre Cinderella’s Haze
Class 149 – Heifer calf born on or after September 1 2016
1st Mr Aled Davies, Hirwaun Holly
2nd Mrs Debbie Cumming, Cwarre Rosie’s Hyacinth
Class 151 – Pair of animals male, female, or mixed from same exhibitor
1st Mrs Debbie Cumming
2nd Mr G E Lloyd
WELSH BLACK CATTLE
Class 111 – Bull born on or before March 1 2016
1st Mr & Mrs Robin Ransome, Blackmixen Zuw Warrior
2nd Mr Gareth James, Brysgaga Berwyn
3rd Cariad Welsh Blacks, Cariad Tywysog
Class 112 – Bull born after March 1 2016
1st Mr Aled James, Tysul Bedwyr
Class 113 – Cow in milk or in calf, born before March 1 2014
1st Mr Gareth James, Syfni Millie 7th
2nd Mr Ross Williams, Llainshed Betty
3rd Mr Aled James, Gwarcwm Cati
Class 114 – Heifer in milk or in calf, born on or between March 1 2014 and Feburary 28 2015
1st Mr & Mrs Robin Ransome, Black Mixen Tabitha Twitchit
2nd Mr Gareth James, Synfi Meg 13th
Class 115 – Heifer born on or between March 1 2015 and February 28 2016
1st Mrs Marian Phillips, Dancoed Mair 20
2nd Mr Ben Reynlds, Trefychan Ar Daf Dilys
3rd Mr R Williams, Cilfodig Rose 9th
Class 116 – Heifer Calf born on or after March 1 2016
1st Mrs Marian Phillips, Dancoed Mari 8
2nd Mr Aled James, Tysul Lowri 14th
Class 117 – Pair of heifers owned by the exhibitor, born on or after September 1 2014
1st Mr Ben Reynolds
2nd Mrs Marian Phillips
Class 118 – Group of three animals the property of the same exhibitor
1st Mr Gareth James
2nd Mrs Marian Phillips
BEEF SHORTHORN CATTLE
Class 194 – Bull any age
1st Mr J T J Stone, Carreg Jupiter
2nd Mr J T J Stone, Carreg Knight
Class 195 – Cow in calf or in milk
1st Tim & Kitty Bodily, Glebdale Lancaster Georgina
2nd Mr J T J Stone, Carreg Princess Polly
Class 196- Heifer born on or between August 1 2014 and May 31 2016
1st Mr Keith Jones, Cetris Kim
Class 197 – Calf born after June 1 2016
1st Mr J T J Stone, Carreg Poppygem
GWARTHEG MURRAY GREY CATTLE
Class 203 – Bull, any age
1st Otter & Company, Ashrose Master Blaster
2nd Otter & Company, Ashrose Diamond
Class 204 – Cow, in calf or in milk
1st Otter & Company, Ashrose Rita 20th
2nd Mrs Christine Hemingway, Romany Yippee
3rd Messrs D A Kent, Darose Megan
Class 205 – Heifer born on or between August 1 2014 and May 31 2016
1st Otter & Company, Ashrole Beverly 32nd
2nd Otter & Company, Ashrose Beverly 33rd
Class 206 – Calf born after June 1 2016
1st Otter & Company, Ashrose Rita 33rd
2nd Mrs Christine Hemingway, Romany Sally
3rd Messrs D A Kent, Darose Gen Megan
GWARTHEG BRITISH BLUE CATTLE
Class 212 – Bull any age
1st Mr Mark Williams, Iz Magician
Class 213 – Cow in calf or in milk
1st Miss Jade Phillips, Balzer Elegant
2nd Mr Rhys Millchap, Rhymil Heidi
3rd Mr Mark Williams, Ffynnon Henry Henrietta
Class 214 – Heifer, born on or between August 1 2014 and May 31 2016
1st Mr Rhys Millichap, Rhymil Limited Edition
Class 215 – Calf born after June 1 2016
1st Tim & Kitty Bodily, Llanymynach Lancelot
2nd Miss Jade Phillips, Balzer Lady Ladasha
3rd Mr Mark Williams, Rhiwonnen Blues Millie
Class 216 – Pair of heifers owned by the exhibitor, born on or after September 1 2014
1st Mr Rhys Millichap
Class 217 – Group of three animals the property of the same exhibitor
1st Mr Rhys Millichap
2nd Mr Mark Willams
ANY OTHER PEDIGREE CONTINENTAL BEEF BREED
Class 178 – Calf born after June 1 2016
1st Messrs T H Hickin, Penwen Maxiego Hals
Charity
£3,800 donated to services across Withybush Hospital
THE CAMROSE VINTAGE WORKING DAY team has donated £3,800 to services across Withybush Hospital.
Their 37th annual event raised a record breaking £25,000, which has now been distributed among 26 local charities.
They donated the funds to the Stroke Ward, Specialist Respiratory Team, Chemo Day Unit and Heads Up! Hair Loss Initiative at Withybush Hospital. Each service received £950.
The Heads Up! initiative provides a person-centred, holistic hair loss service for cancer patients. It brings together healthcare and haircare professionals from local communities to give patients the knowledge and products needed to manage their hair loss with dignity and choice.
Katie Hancock, Fundraising Officer, said: “Thank you to Andrew, the team and the supporters of the Camrose Vintage Working Day for your generosity once again. Your donation to each service is amazing and will make a big difference. We are hugely grateful for your wonderful support.
“The support of our local communities enables us to provide services over and above what the NHS can provide in the three counties of Hywel Dda and we are extremely grateful for every donation we receive.”
Pictured above: Andrew James, Chairman of Camrose Vintage Working Day with Withybush Hospital staff from the Stroke Ward, Specialist Respiratory Team, Chemo Day Unit, Heads Up! Hair Loss initiative.
Community
Neyland Community Christmas Lunch a festive success
NEYLAND TOWN COUNCIL rolled up their sleeves to support this year’s Community Christmas Lunch, spreading festive cheer and warm hospitality to attendees on Christmas Day at the Alumchine.
Councillors Steve Campodonic, David Devauden, Steve Thomas, and Brian Rothero began their efforts as early as 7:30am, working tirelessly to ensure the event ran smoothly.
The dedicated organisers, including Trish Campodonic, Pam, and Lloyd Hamilton, along with other volunteers, created a welcoming space filled with festive spirit and a delicious meal with all the trimmings.
The event brought together members of the community who might otherwise have spent the day alone, highlighting the warmth and generosity that Neyland is known for.
A heartfelt ‘Well done’ to everyone involved for making this Christmas lunch a resounding success and spreading joy to so many.
News
The King’s Christmas message reflects on personal challenges and global struggles
THE KING delivered a heartfelt Christmas message at 3:00pm today, reflecting on his and the Princess of Wales’ battles with cancer, global conflicts, and the enduring power of compassion and hope.
His Majesty spoke from the Chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital in London, now a vibrant community space, sharing gratitude for the healthcare professionals who supported him and his family through illness.
Full text of the King’s speech:
“Earlier this year, as we commemorated the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, the Queen and I had the enormous privilege of meeting, once again, the remarkable veterans of that very special generation who gave of themselves so courageously, on behalf of us all.
“Listening to these once-young service men and women touched us deeply as they spoke of their comrades, drawn from across the Commonwealth, who never returned and who now rest peacefully where they made the ultimate sacrifice. Their example of service and selflessness continues to inspire, across the generations.
“During previous commemorations, we were able to console ourselves with the thought that these tragic events seldom happen in the modern era.
“But, on this Christmas Day, we cannot help but think of those for whom the devastating effects of conflict – in the Middle East, in Central Europe, in Africa and elsewhere – pose a daily threat to so many people’s lives and livelihoods.
“We also think of the humanitarian organisations working tirelessly to bring vital relief. After all, the Gospels speak so vividly of conflict and teach the values with which we can overcome it.
“The example that Jesus gave us is timeless and universal. It is to enter the world of those who suffer, to make a difference to their lives and so bring hope where there is despair.
“As the famous Christmas Carol, ‘Once In Royal David’s City’ reminds us, ‘Our Saviour holy’ ‘came down to Earth from Heaven’, lived among ‘the poor and mean and lowly’ and transformed the lives of those he met, through God’s ‘redeeming love’.
“That is the heart of the Nativity Story and we can hear its beat in the belief of all the great faiths in the love and mercy of God in times of joy and of suffering, calling us to bring light where there is darkness.
“All of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our life, be it mental or physical. The degree to which we help one another – and draw support from each other, be we people of faith or of none – is a measure of our civilisation as nations.
“This is what continually impresses me, as my family and I meet with, and listen to, those who dedicate their lives to helping others.
“From a personal point of view, I offer special, heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who, this year, have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness, and have helped provide the strength, care and comfort we have needed.
“I am deeply grateful, too, to all those who have offered us their own kind words of sympathy and encouragement.
“On our recent visit to the South Pacific to attend the Commonwealth summit, I was reminded constantly of the strength which institutions, as well as individuals, can draw from one another. And of how diversity of culture, ethnicity and faith provides strength, not weakness.
“Across the Commonwealth, we are held together by a willingness to listen to each other, to learn from one another and to find just how much we have in common. Because, through listening, we learn to respect our differences, to defeat prejudice, and to open up new possibilities.
“I felt a deep sense of pride here in the United Kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness in several towns this summer, communities came together, not to repeat these behaviours, but to repair. To repair not just buildings, but relationships. And, most importantly, to repair trust; by listening and, through understanding, deciding how to act for the good of all.
“Again, listening is a recurrent theme of the Nativity story. Mary, the Mother of Jesus, listened to the Angel who revealed to her a different future full of hope for all people. The message of the Angels to the shepherds – that there should be peace on Earth – in fact echoes through all faiths and philosophies.
“It rings true to this day for people of goodwill across the world. And so it is with this in mind that I wish you, and all those you love, a most joyful and peaceful Christmas.”
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