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Pembrokeshire County Show – Day 1 Results
THE SUN was shining for the first day of the Pembrokeshire County Show at the Withybush Showground in Haverfordwest yesterday (Aug 15).
Crowds packed the show to enjoy the competitions, activities and food & drink on offer.
The ground, still wet from the day before (Aug 14), meant that unfortunately the showjumping was cancelled, however all other competitions scheduled for the day took place as planned.
Haverfordwest suffered traffic problems early in the morning as a large number of vehicles travelled to the event, however the town’s roads were clear by midday with a constant flow of traffic.
At the Herald Media Centre, the Herald Radio team were broadcasting live throughout the day, with local musicians taking the stage with live performances.
CROPS
Winter Barley
1st Jones Family – Trenichol
2nd Mr Adam Thorne
3rd Mr Jeff Lewis – Pearson Farm
Winter Oilseed Rape
1st Mr Andrew Davies – Redlands Farm
2nd Mr Andrew Davies – Redlands Farm
3rd Jones Family – Trenichol
Winter Oats
1st Mr Mark Reynolds – Hayguard Hay Farm
2nd Mr Mark Reynolds – Hayguard Hay Farm
3rd Mr Tom Rees – Dudwell Farm
Winter Wheat
1st Jones Family – Trenhichol
2nd Mr Andrew Davies – Redlands Farm
3rd Mr Andrew Davies – Redlands Farm
Spring Barley
1st – Mr William & Ed Richards – Windmill Park
2nd Mr Andrew George – Rosepool
3rd Jones Family – Trenichol
Spring Wheat
1st My James Evans – Cottesmore Farm
2nd Mr Peter Scale – Upper Haythog
Spring Oats
1st Mr James Evans – Cottesmore Farm
2nd Mr James Evans – Cottesmore Farm
Forage Maze
1st Mr Jeff Lewis – Pearson Farm
2nd Smith Brothers – Pelcomb
3rd Smith Brothers – Pelcomb
Potatoes
1st Jeff Lewis – Pearson Farm
2nd Mr William & Ed Richards – Windmill Park
GUNDOG GROUP
Class 1 – Golden retriever junior
1st Taminiarn Forget Me Not Sandaula
Class 2 – Golden retriever graduate
1st Cwmtaff Jack The Lad
Class 3 – Golden retriever open
1st Cwmtaff Jack The Lad
Class 5 – Irish setter graduate
1st Redeshka Simply Perfect
2nd Scoteslaw Chicargo Fire
Class 6 – Irish setter open
1st Redeshka Sweet Gypsy Rose
2nd Tarandell Rocher’s Desire
3rd Redeshka Miss Chevious
Class 7 – Cocker spaniel graduate
1st Rockllocers Ice Crystal
Class 8 – Cocker spaniel open
1st Rockllocers Ice Crystal
Class 10 – Flatcoated retriever open
1st Crunwere Marley Magic
2nd Parkcariad Saphie Lake
3rd Redbred’s other of Dragons
Class 11 – Weimaraner open
1st Gunalt Rock Out With Hantzburg
2nd Gunalt Pi In The Sky
3rd Gunalt Sugar Plum
Class 13 – Lare Munsterlander Open
1st Seahaven Borrowed Heaven
2nd Jaudas Foxey Lady
3rd Paddockridge Madelaine At Seahaven
Class 14 – Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever graduate
1st Dinaskarrek’s Red Vixen
Class 15 – Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever open
1st Riverwatcher Kaviksuk
2nd Riverwatcher Nukilik
3rd Seahaven Parish Bell
Class 16 – Welsh springer spaniel open
1st Cwmbeili Morgan
2nd Brynseiri Afan
Class 17 – Labrador retriever open
1st Woomist Myrtle
2nd Snowy Steffi At Rentas
3rd Kilmainham Saoirse
Class 18 – Pointer open
1st Tyremy Southseaspice
2nd Hookwood Summer Nights
Class 19 – Retriever (Chesapeak Bay) open
1st Haracabay High Spirit
2nd Hookwood Summer Nights
Class 20 – AVNSC Gundog Junior
1st Sonnetend Too Funky
2nd Vizalba Sparkler
Class 21 – AVNSC gundog graduate
1st Pindani Honeysuckle
Class 22 – AVNSC gundog open
1st Trixhund Talking Obsession
Class 23 – AC gundog puppy
1st Kilmainham Saoirse
HOUND GROUP
Class 24 – Deerhound graduate
1st Drumifee Monague
Class 25 – Deerhound open
1st Wolfscastle Greyce
2nd Drumifee Sophie
Class 27 – Whippet junior
1st Zoraden Darkest Wings
2nd Hollyland It Must Be Love
3rd Poppyhall Mad Hatter
Class 28 – Whippet graduate
1st Zoraden Darkest Wings
2nd Glasrhedyn Now Or Never
3rd Wolfscastle Jubilee Jack
Class 29 – Whippet open
1st Skokerdream Field of Gold To Wolfscastle
2nd Ashkyem Harlequins Star
3rd Dark Wing
Class 32 – Minature smoothhaire dachshund junior
1st Cwmdarhian Don’t Push It At Davdax
2nd Trixhund Bring Me Love
3rd Jazzmaster Xavier Unda Fire
Class 33 – Miniature smoothhaired dachshund graduate
1st Radclyffe Athene At Davdax
2nd Trixhund Mini Mouse
3rd Coffee Son
Class 34 – Miniature smoothhaired dachshund open
1st Davdax Red Button
2nd Jazzeebee Fire Babe
3rd Trixhund Bring Me Sunshine
Class 35 – Miniature longhaired dachshund junior
1st Prisca Pride and Passion
Class 36 – Miniature longhaired dachshund graduate
1st Timshaws Moon Dust
2nd Silflay Sugarbabe
Class 37 – Miniature longhaired dachshund open
1st Silflay Sweet Georgia Brown
2nd Silflay Helekalikimaka
3rd Timshaws Moon Shadow
Class 38 – Longhaired dachshund graduate
1st Trixhund Black Opium
Class 39 – Longhaired dachshund open
1st Trixhund Opiim
Class 41 – Saluki graduate
1st Chisobees Betty Boop
2nd Ulmarra Sapphire
Class 42 – Saluki open
1st Chisobee Caru Cyntaf
Class 43 – Beagle graduate
1st Bellvalley teen spirit
2nd Emorlen Gypsy Tango At Hibeaglin
Class 44 – Beagle open
1st Ospreagle Ottoff The Press At Hilbeaglin
2nd Emorlen Domino At Hilbeaglin
3rd Bellvalley Pearl From Bronllys
TERRIER GROUP
Class 49 – Soft coated wheaten terrier
1st Flaxela Living Legend of Gwendonydd
2nd Brynhur Rochelle Lil Rock
Class 50 – Border terrier graduate
1st Amber Spirit Gambler
2nd Glebeheath Beau Belle
3rd Impney Lady
Class 51 – Border terrier open
1st Chatmoss Locksmith
Class 54 – Sealyham terrier open
1st Jacott Jubilee Queen
2nd Sojus Hepatica Nobilis
Class 61 – Welsh terrier open
1st Brecknock Bleddyn
2nd Aman Brennin
Class 62 – AV NSC terrier graduate
1st Frishbeck Guitarman
2nd Hunter Hawk A Swedish House Mafia
3rd Jobanker Prim’n Proper
Class 63 – AV NSC terrier open
1st Hunter Hawk Clare
Class 64 – AV terrier puppy
1st Reidswire Border Battle Cry To Rubegud
2nd Jobanker Virtuous Veronica
VARIETIES
Class 65 – AV special brace
1st Seahaven Borrowed Heaven
2nd Ospreagle Ottoff The Press At Hilbeaglin
Class 66 – AV veteran
1st Bronia Sweet Amber At Truxhand
2nd Haracabay High Spirit
3rd CH Brynhir Rochelle Lil Rock
Class 67 – AV vintage
1st Gunalt Pi In The Sky
2nd Curious George of Hantzburg
3rd Paddockridge Madelaine At Seahaven
Class 68 – YKC member stakes
1st Redeshka Sweet Gypsy Rose
2nd Seahaven Parish Bell
3rd Wolfscastle Bailey Blue
Class 69 – Minor puppy stakes
1st Wolfscastle Hot Gossip Avec Ebonique
2nd Llangynderyn Cregannan
3rd Poppyhall Mad Hatter
Class 70 – Sparkle grooming puppy stakes
1st Wolfscastle Hot Gossip Avec Ebonique
Class 71 – Junior stakes
1st Frishbeck Guitarman
2nd Cwmbeili Morgan
3rd Gunalt Sugar Plum
Class 72 – Open stakes
1st Trixhund Talking Obsession
2nd Brynseiri Afan
3rd Skomerdream Field of Gold to Wolfscastle
J.H.A CLASSES
Class 73 – J.H.A. 6 – 11 years
1st Charlotte Bojanowski
Class 74 – J.H.A. 12 – 16 years
1st Ffion Thomas
2nd Kirsty Tamilia
3rd Eleanor Black
Y.K.C CLASSES
Class 75 – Y.K.C. 6 – 11 years
1st Madison Potter
Class 76 – Y.K.C. 12 – 16 years
1st Eleanor Black
2nd Kirsty Tamilia
3rd Ffion Thomas
Class 77 – Y.K.C. 17 – 24 years
1st Laura Jayne Lewis
2nd Catherine Webb
3rd Ebony Owen
ADULT HANDLING
Class 78 – 17+ years
1st Catherine Webb
AGILITY SHOW
Class 101 – Small Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Twiglet Express
Class 101 – Small Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 2)
1st Finbar Noir
Class 101 – Small Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 3)
1st Little Bigman
Class 102 – Small Agility Graded 4, 4 (Grade 5)
1st Dorothy Dancing Diva
Class 102 – Small Agility Graded 4, 4 (Grade 4)
1st Sariante Elizabeth Swan
Class 103 – Small Agility Combined 6-7
1st Rhydygalfe Quick Step
2nd Dotties Luck
Class 104 – Burns Pet Nutrition Welshhandler Ag
1st Rhydygalfe Quickstep
2nd Cool Beans
3rd Jazzy Jet
Class 105 – Small agility combined 1-3
1st Chester’s Best
Class 106 – Small agility combined 4-7
1st Sirensong Time To Change
2nd Hillsidejems Triptronic
Class 107 – Small jumping combined 1-3
1st Ballot Starlight
Class 108 – Small jumping combined 4-5
1st Dorothy Dancing Queen
2nd The Roctum Rover
Class 109 – Small Jumping combined 6-7
1st Hillsidejeinz Triptronic
Class 110B – Junior club over 12 jumping C1-7
1st Fiezd Ranger Crusader
Class 111 – Animal health company classic
1st Dreamwork Dave Dream
2nd Pieddofer Elderberry
3rd Moltoni Ice
Class 112 – Medium agility graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Charlie Lucas
Class 112 – Medium agility graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 2)
1st Jorya’s Blue Prince
Class 112 – Medium agility graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 3)
1st Meisterwerk Kia
Class 113- Medium Agility Graded 4, 5 (Grade 5)
1st My Little Dobby
Class 114 – Medium Agility Combined 6-7
1st La Folie Deuce
2nd Minkadile Magic
Class 115 – Medium agility combined 1-3
1st Jozal Jumping Jackaroo
2nd Jorja’s Blue Princess
Class 116 – Medium agility combined 4-7
1st Lazerta’s Miley of Basilea
2nd Winhill Wellington
Class 117 – Medium jumping combined 1-3
1st A Licence to Thrill
2nd Cotleigh’s Mungo
3rd Katch Kara If You Can
Class 118 – Medium jumping combined 4-5
1st Sascha Lady of Atina
2nd P District Pontapandy
Class 119 – Medium Jumping Combined 6-7
1st Avalia Black Cardamom
2nd Riverwatcher Suka
Class 120 – Large Agility Graded 1, 2, 3 (Grade 1)
1st Ari Garton
Class 121 – Large Agility Grade 3
1st Black Lotus
2nd Redcharisma Beside You
3rd Sandringham Lottie
Class 122 – Gary Woodham Mem. Ag Graded 4, 5 (Grade 5)
1st Ford Ranger Crusader
2nd Broachan Celtic Magic
3rd Stars Of Mars Athena
Class 122 – Gary Woodham Mem. Ag Graded 4, 5 (Grade 4)
1st Merryway Savanna
2nd Berkley Wistful Dream
3rd If You Could See Me Now
Class 123 – Large Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 6)
1st No Tears For Many Ears
2nd Maxington Stanley of Perrandune
Class 123 – Large Agility Graded 6, 7 (Grade 7)
1st Magical Gamble
Class 124 – Large agility combined 1-4
1st Dark Aspire Secret
2nd Spot On Saine
3rd Maori Songbird
Class 125 – Large agility combined 4-7
1st Leia Sky
2nd Breachans Celtic Magic
3rd Mimi Myturn
Class 126 – Agria pet insurance large C1-3
1st Black Lotus
2nd Redcharisma Beside You
3rd Rujaff Topsy Turry
Class 127 – Large jumping combined 4-5
1st Manicsax
2nd Follyfleat Luna Eclipse
3rd Dragondream Blinking Luna
Class 128 – Large Jumping Combined 6-7
1st Leia Sky
2nd Third Tri Lucky
3rdHint Of Mint
Class 129 – Large jumping combined 1-2
1st Rob Roston
2nd Shadowchaser Of The Night
Class 130 – Large jumping combined 6-7
1st Wickways Magic Magpie
2nd Silver Wishes
Class 131 – Anysize jumping combined 1-7
1st Chilli Peppa At Willowyarde
2nd Mystery of Moonlight Mayhem
3rd Jensen Back To Black
Class 132 – Anysize Steeplechase C1-7
1st Chilli Peppa At Willowyarde
2nd Nedlo What A Dilemma
3rd Bolderson Molly
GWARTEH AYRSHIRE CATTLE
Class 1 – Maiden Heifer, under 18 months
1st Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Barney Pansy 3
2nd Graville, Mr & Mrs R P & K J, Longwood Prime Crummie
Class 2 – Heifer in-calf due to calve before the age of 3 years
1st Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Elpaso Victoria
2nd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Barney Mitzy
3rd Granville, Mr & Mrs R P & K J, Longwood Woodraw Eunice
Class 3 – Cow, dry, in-calf
1st Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Ristourn Crummie
2nd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Poker Flo
Class 4 – Heifer, in milf having calved by the age of 3
1st Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A , Willhome Barney Honesty
2nd Granville, Mr & Mrs R P & K J, Gelli Garedig Drummond Spark
Class 5 – Junior Cow in milk, 2nd or 3rd calver
1st Reed, S P R & L, Stanform Dreamy Bella
2nd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Ristourn Mary
3rd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Challenger Amanda
Class 8 – Pedigree or grading up milk recorded cow or heifer
1st Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Ristourn Mary
2nd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Gold Tootle
3rd Williams, Mr & Mrs P G & S G A, Willhome Ristourn Mary
GWARTEH HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Class 16 – Maiden heifer under 18 months
1st Lewis Pearson Ltd, St Brides Mesdoor Rosina
Class 17 – Heifer in-calf due to calve before the age of 3 years
1st James, Mr Ifan, Normead Alexander Warner
2nd Evans, Mr & Mrs J D L & M M, Srince Bee Alexander Elegance
3rd Lewis Pearson Ltd, St Brides Lincoln Ash
Class 18 – Cow in-calf, dry, not less than five months
1st Lewis Pearson Ltd, Sterndale Ashlyns Gold Et
Class 20 – Heifer in milk, born in or after 2014
1st Lewis Pearson Ltd, St Brides Alta 5G Milly
2nd Davies, Mr & Mrs Alun & Carolyn, Caer Saloon Sian 39
Class 24 – Cow in milk, having calved 3 times
1st Lewis Pearson Ltd, St Brides Windbrook Sonia
2nd Mr James Ifan, Sandringham Mr Burns Spottie
3rd Mr Mark Williams, Yatehouse Adventure Jodie Red
Class 25 – Cow in milk, having calved four or more times
1st Mr James Ifan, Peak Dusky Rhapsody
Class 26 – Lifetime production for cows which have given at least 50,000kgs of milk
1st Lewis Pearson Ltd, Sterndale Ashlyns Gold Et
GWARTEH JERSEY CASTLE
Class 41 – Maiden heifer, under 18 months on day of show
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Mydrim Trecanda Worth Waiting For Ceres
2nd Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach Bruce Nagini
3rd Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach on Time Promise
Class 42- Heifer in-calf due to calve before age of 3 years
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Saxown Colton Heidi
2nd Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach Joel Poppet
3rd Mr I H W Harries, Elite Aimless Lady
Class 43 – Cow, dry, in-calf
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Mydrum Remake’s Tara 2
2nd Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Wellhead Dvaiseor Marie
Class 44 – Heifer in milk having calved by the age of 3 years
1st Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach LC Jamie
Class 45 – Cow in milk, having calved twice
1st Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach Illusion Popcorn
Class 46 – Cow in milk, having calved three times
1st Llewellin Family, Riverside Tequila Hazlenut
2nd Future Dreams Partnership, Future Dreams Tequila’s Veronica
Class 47 – Senior cow in milk, having calved four or more times
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Jubilee Excitation Ceres
2nd Future Dreams Partnership, Gaddesden Tracy
3rd Jones (Salfach Jerseys), R & F, Salfach Senior Lara
Class 48 – Lifetime production for cows that have given at least 25,000kgs of milk
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Jubilee Excitation Ceres
2nd Future Dreams Partnership, Gaddesden Tracy
Class 49 – Pedigree milk recorded Jersey cow or heifer
1st Future Dreams Partnership, Jubilee Excitation Ceres
2nd Future Dreams Partnership, Gaddesden Tracy
3rd Future Dreams Partnership, Mydrym
Class 53 – Group of three animals owned by same exhibitor
1st Jones (Salfach Jerseys)
GWARTHEG DAIRY SHORTHORN CATTLE
Class 57 – Maiden heifer under 18 months
1st Batchelor, A & C, Castlemartin Butternut Wildeyes
2nd Batchelor, Ms Rachel, Cotonhall Princess Cornelia
Class 58 – Heifer in calf due to calve before the age of 3 years
1st Davies, Messrs M S & E A E, Elkington Clara 16
2nd Batchelor, Ms Rachel, Cottonhall Moses Meadow Queen
3rd Davies, Messrs M S & E A E, Elkington Dewdrop 27
Class 59 – Cow, dry, in calf
1st Batchelor, Ms Rachel, Churchroyd Pamela 18th
GWARTHEG BROWN SWISS CATTLE
Class 68 – Maiden heifer under 18 months
1st Davies, Mr & Mrs Alun & Carolyn, Quarry Blooming Mire
2nd Davies, Mr & Mrs Alun & Carolyn, Quarry Shebang Liz
Class 69 – Heifer in calf due to calve before the age of 3 years
1st Mr Mark Williams, Elite Blooming Liz
2nd Alun & Carolyn Davies, Quarry Placido Liz
Class 70 – Cow, dry, in calf
1st Mr Mark Williams, Elite W R Lovely
Class 71 – Heifer in milk having calved by the age of 3 years
1st Mr Mark Williams, Elite Vivid Lovely
2nd Alun & Carolyn Davies, Quarry Zrus Bali
Class 72 – Junior Cow in milk, 2nd & 3rd calver
1st Mr Mark Williams, Elite Blooming Mair
2nd Alun & Carolyn Davies, Quarry Vigor Mair 2 VG87
YOUNG CATTLE HANDLERS
Class 90 – Dairy cattle young handlers 14-18 years
1st Anwen Thomas
Class 91 – Dairy cattle young handlers 19-26 years
1st Rhydian Jones
WELSH PART-BRED PONIES
Class 650 – Brood mare four years old or over, with foal at foot
1st Mr & Miss Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Tinkerbelle
Class 651 – Colt or filly foal eligible for registration
1st Newham & Godden, Moor Hall Fairytale
2nd Mrs Valmai Thomas, Mount Pleasant Royal Romance
3rd Mr John Thomas, Flash Guto
Class 652 – Filly, colt or gelding yearling, calculated not to exceed 14.2h.h at maturity
1st Mrs Rosemary Rees, Small and Flora Bee
2nd Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Peter Pan
3rd R D & Vaughan Rees, Heatherton Pandora
Class 653 – Filly, colt or gelding yearling, calculated to exceed 14.2h.h at maturity
1st Mrs K J Hall, Penstrumbly Sugar Barlow
2nd R D Rees, Heatherton Sprite
Class 654 – Filly, colt or gelding, two and three year old, calculated not to exceed 14.2h.h at maturity
1st Newnham & Godden, Moor Hall Benjamin Bunny
2nd Highmead Stud, Highmead Honeybee
3rd R D & Vaughan Rees, Heatherton Spectre
Class 655 – Filly, colt or gelding, two and three year old, calculated to exceed 14.2h.h at maturity
1st Mrs Jane, Lodgemor Fizz Bomb
Class 656 – Ridden class stallion, mare or gelding four years old or over, calculated not to exceed 13.2h.h at maturity
1st Mrs Melanie James, Bluerock Amethyst
2nd Mrs Joyce Canton, Barkway Music Boy
3rd Mrs Anne Pritchard-Simmons, Cupidhill Caprice
Class 657 – Ridden class stallion, mare or gelding four years old or over, calculated to exceed 13.2h.h at maturity
1st Miss Abi Voyce, Puddingwood Dun to a Tee
2nd Serena James, Skylais Indi Bay
3rd Charles & Lorna Morgan, Small-Land Silverton
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES SECTION ‘A’
Class 503 – Brood mare four years or over with her own foal at foot
1st Mrs S Tibbey, Fouroaks Coco Chanel
2nd Mr R Miller & Mr D M Davies, Heniarth Yesterday
3rd Miss J M Reed, Haverford Winter’s Tale
Class 504 – Colt or filly goal eligible for registration
1st Mr R J H Lewis, Cwmmeudwy Welsh Legend
2nd Miss J M Reed, Haverford Step On
3rd Mr R Miller & Mr D M Davies, Heniarth Jonny B Goode
Class 506 – Barren mare or gelding four years old or over
1st Mrs H J Myers, Rosmarche Cowslip
2nd Miss Anwen H Griffiths, Finglebridge Florentine
3rd Mrs S Sthey, Stonedge Sweet Pea
Class 508 – Colt, yearling
1st Mrs S Anderson, Thistledown Hi-Jack
2nd Davies Bros, Plasderw Goldtop
3rd Menai Stud, Friarly Sensation
Class 509 – Filly, yearling
1st Ms & Miss H J & H R Hopkinson, Tollgate When-You-Wish
2nd Mrs Wendy Lowe Barnes, Lacy Chanel’s Dream Catcher
3rd Mrs Catherine Owen, Crumpwell Hareeba
Class 510 – Colt, two or three year old
1st Dr E W & Mr D Davies, Ceulan Calib
2nd Mrs & Miss K & J Sheil, Dukeshill Chiquino
3rd Mrs Catherine Owen, Springbourne Canaletto
Class 511 – Filly, two or three years old
1st Mrs Ann Thomas, Wernderris Rhoswenna
2nd Mrs Catherine Owen, Crumpwell Blue Opal
3rd Mr Neil Nicholson, Friarly Sweet Isabelle
WELSH PONIES SECTION ‘B’
Class 523 – Brood mare, four years old or over with her own foal at foot
1st Mr & Mrs A S Davies, Caldan Valley Georgia, Cadlan Valley Georgia
2nd Miss Kate Williams, Thistledown Golden Zumba
3rd Miss Elizabeth Bond, Melau Milli
Class 524 – Colt or filly foal eligible for registration
1st Miss Kate Williams, Ringside Foal
2nd Mr & Mrs A S Davies, Cadlan Valley Sea King
3rd Miss Elizabeth Bond, Rickeston Fleetfoot Mac
Class 525 – Barren mare or gelding four years old over
1st D G Morgan, Telynau Gwenfair
2nd Mrs Julie Russell, Cadlan Valley Sirocco
3rd Miss Jessica Price, Thistledown Arctic Fox
Class 527 – Colt or filly yearling
1st Mrs Hilary Brockbank, Bryngwennol Contessa
2nd Menai Stud, Menai South Wind
Class 528 – Colt or filly, two or three year old
1st Mrs Julie Russell, Brwyngwennol Fair Treasure
2nd Mrs Nicola Morgan, Heniarth Daisy Does It
3rd Ms K Graves, Larnel Mccoy
Class 529 – Geldning three years old and under
1st Miss S J E Easton, Gigman on the Razz
Class 530 – Stallion four years old or over
1st Mrs Julie Russell, Bryngwennol Royal Tribune
2nd Mrs D Jones, Waxwing Glimmer
WELSH PONY COB TYPE SECTION ‘C’
Class 539 – Brood mare, four years old or over with her own foal at foot
1st Mr Julian Williams, Climery Lili Lon
Class 540 – Colt or filly foal eligible for registration
1st Mr Julian Willias, Climery Ladybird
Class 541 – Barren mare or gelding four years old or over
1st Mrs Ann Thomas, Gluncerch Awel Teify
2nd Rockstar Sports Horses, Mynydd Cynffig Zara
3rd Bethan Jones, Gwenllan Celt
Class 543 – Colt or filly, yearling
1st Menai Stud, Menai Georgie Boy
Class 544 – Colt or filly, two or three year old
1st Calvert Williams, Brohedydd Golden Joey
2nd Mr & Mrs P & J Dening, Gwilymparc Rachel
3rd Mrs Ann Thomas, Climery Little Lady
Class 546 – Stallion four years old or over
1st Mr & Mrs P & J Dening, Tyreos Aragon
WELSH COB SECTION ‘D’
Class 554 – Brood mare four years old and over with own foal at foot
1st Menai Stud, Menai Miss Imp
2nd Mrs Gill & Emma Keeling, Maesyrafon Summer Gold
Class 555 – Colt or filly foal eligible for registration
1st Menai Stud, Meai Miss Midas
2nd Mrs Gill & Emma Keeling, Graygil Lucy Locket
Class 556 – Barren mare or gelding four years old or over
1st Mr D A Green, Edmar Manion Haf
2nd Mr & Mrs P & J Dening, Bryneglur Maggie
3rd Mrs Julie Taylor, Fronarth Golden Queen
Class 558 – Colt or filly yearling
1st Menai Stud, Menai Milly
2nd Mr H Matthew Howells, Dyffryncowin Celtic Princess
3rd Mr David Brown, Pontlasse Olympia
Class 559 – Colt or filly, two or three year old
1st Ms Sonia Smith, Trevallion Apollo
2nd K Robson, Gwendraeth Gambler
3rd Mr E Davies, Gellifach Tomo
Class 560 – Gelding three years old and under
1st Mr R J H Lewis, Cwmmeuedy Teyrn
Class 561 – Stallion four years old and over
1st Menai Stud, Menai Cardi Llwyd
2nd Mr Ian Manning, Coednewydd Kalypso
3rd Mr & Mrs D George, Tyhen Brenin
MINIATURE SHETLAND PONIES
Class 591 – Brood barren mare or gelding four years old and over, not exceeding 34″
1st Mr E Y Edwards, Hasguard Flora
2nd Ms Amy Louise Hassan, Ronnie’s Dynamic Denise
3rd Mrs Suzanne Morris, Hasguard Naomi
Class 592 – Colt or filly foal
1st Mrs D Hawker, Hawkerbays Artisan
2nd Mr E Y Edwards, Shalaine Fantasia
3rd Mrs Anne Edwards, Wernfelig Dilys
Class 594 – Yearling colt, filly or gelding not to exceed 34″ at maturity
1st Mrs D Hawker, Hawkerbays Artisans
2nd Mrs Suzanne Morris, Cwmllynfell Tiger Lily
3rd E Smith, Windwillow Miss Pollyanna
Class 595 – Two or three year old colt, filly or gelding not to exceed 34″ at maturity
1st Mrs J Oliver, Cwmllynfell Sweet Pea
2nd Ms & Miss H J & H R Hopkinson, Glenroeburn Dyson
3rd Miss Karen Hodge, Halstock Minnie Mo
Class 597 – Stallion four years old and over, not exceeding 34″
1st Mrs Joan Thomas, Threearce Natty-Willow Spark
2nd Ms Debbie Tremellen, Wotknotts Button
3rd Mrs Joan Thomas, Goytre Kalon
MIXED MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND IN-HAND & RIDDEN PONIES
Class 607 – Colt, filly or gelding – one, two or three year old
1st Mrs Alison Evans, Knightoncombe Spidle Ermine
Class 608 – Stallion, mare or gelding four years or older
1st Mrs Alison Evans, Anchor Homeymeade
Class 609 – Colt, filly or gelding – one, two or three years old
1st Mr Mark Tamplin, Darrenvale Diamante
2nd Miss S E Whitfield, Penskyber French Connection
Class 611 – Stallion, mare or gelding four years or older
1st Miss Kerren Bissmire, Brocklebeck
2nd Miss S E Whitfield, Ballyheane Billy
3rd Miss S E Whitfield, Ester
Class 619 – Stallion, mare or gelding, four years or older
1st Mrs Alison Evans, Anchor Homeymeade
Class 620 – Stallion, mare, or gelding, four years or older
1st Miss Kerren Bissmire, Brocklebeck B-H-B
2nd Mrs Tracy Martin-Smith, Leadgate Blue Levi
Class 621 – Stallion, mare or gelding, for years or older
1st Miss S E Whitfield, Tempo Kathy
PALOMINO PONIES
Class 665 – Palomino three years old and over
1st Mrs Louise Russell, Ceinewyddfach Seren Aur
2nd Miss J Beecher, Havenbeech Goblet-of-Fire
3rd Mrs J Mount, Doylan Gorgeous Grae
Class 666 – Palomino one or two years old
1st Mrs Heather Parker, Fairywood Ariel
2nd Mrs Merryl Lloyd, Doylan Tio Pepe
3rd Mr Rhys Griffiths, Celton Jaques
Class 667 – In Hand cremello or cream dilute including buckskin, any age
1st Miss Elizabeth Bond, Rickeston Fleetwood Mac
2nd Mrs J Mount, Talachddu China Doll
3rd Miss Elizabeth Bond, Melau Milli
Class 669 – Ridden cremello or cream dilute including bucksin, 4 years or over
1st Mr & Mrs P Anderson, Crabbiesden Platinum
Class 671 – Palomino 4 year old and over to be shown under saddle, stallion, mare, or gelding
1st Miss S E Whitfield, Glebedale Sugar Babe
2nd Mrs Joyce Canton, Briolen Chloe
3rd Mrs Louise Russell, Ceinewyddfach Seren Aur
SHIRES AND HEAVY HORSES
Class 631 – Barren mare, filly or gelding, born in or before 2014
1st Mr Anthony Szopa, Catwg Jessie J
2nd Mr & Mrs E Davies, Bodafon Rose Marie
3rd Mr John Fletcher, Catwg Black Velvet
Class 633 – Open heavy horse
1st Mr John Fletcher, NED
2nd Mr Hywel Edwards, Derwen Fawr Rhiannon
Class 634 – Ridden heavy horse
1st Mr John Fletcher, Catwg Black Velvet
2nd Mr Hywel Edwards, Derwen Faw Rhiannon
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Withyhedge Landfill faces political allegations and regulatory enforcement
STEPHEN CRABB MP has vociferously criticised the Welsh Labour Government for its management of the Withyhedge Landfill in Pembrokeshire, claiming it has turned the area into a “dumping ground” for waste from across Wales. Mr. Crabb, supported by Paul Davies MS, alleges that substantial lorries deliver waste daily to the site, causing significant distress to local residents. The MP has repeatedly written to the First Minister, demanding immediate intervention, yet claims to have received no response.
Compounding the controversy, Mr. Crabb highlighted a substantial £200,000 donation to Vaughan Gething’s recent election campaign from the landfill’s owner, questioning the impartiality of regulatory practices. Despite ongoing political efforts, Mr. Crabb asserts that resolution lies solely with the Welsh Government, which has the ultimate authority to address these grievances.
Meanwhile, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has escalated its enforcement actions against the site’s operators, Resources Management UK Ltd (RML), amid persistent community complaints about odour and gas emissions. A recent Regulation 36 Enforcement Notice demands a series of remedial actions by RML, with deadlines stretching into May 2024. These measures focus on improving the site’s gas management infrastructure and capping exposed areas to mitigate odour issues.
Huwel Manley, Head of South West Operations at NRW, expressed understanding of the community’s frustration, emphasizing the urgency of the required actions. “We are committed to ensuring RML Ltd. deliver these actions rapidly and effectively. Continued non-compliance will lead to further measures, potentially including a suspension of the environmental permit,” stated Mr. Manley.
Pembrokeshire County Council, represented by Chief Executive Will Bramble, also voiced disappointment over the ongoing issues, affirming full support for NRW’s stringent enforcement steps. The Council and NRW are working closely to monitor the situation and have encouraged the public to report any odour incidents promptly to aid in effective resolution.
As the deadline approaches, all parties involved are under increasing pressure to demonstrate tangible improvements and ensure the health and well-being of Pembrokeshire residents are prioritised.
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Police issue update on the search for Luke, missing from Pembroke Dock
POLICE have made the difficult decision to end the search for Luke, following a joint decision by all the agencies involved.
The police said: “After careful consideration of all the information and expert advice that has been made available to us, a joint decision has been made by all agencies involved that the search for Luke will now conclude and will consist of intelligence led enquiries in the coming days.
“Whilst this is an extremely difficult decision to make, we are satisfied that we have done absolutely everything we possibly can to try and locate Luke. His family have been informed of this decision and our thoughts remain with them at this difficult time.
“I would also like to reassure the public that in addition to the searches that have taken place at the estuary, a team of Police Officers have been conducting extensive enquiries in Pembroke Dock since Luke was reported missing.”
Meanwhile the family has made a heartfelt plea for any information that might help trace his last known movements.
Emma Dewhurst has issued an urgent appeal for information that could help track her nephew Luke’s whereabouts, last seen in the early hours of Saturday morning. Describing Luke as “jovial, kind, soft, and timid,” she reflects on his vibrant personality and gentle nature, noting his resilience and determination to push forward in life. “He is strong. He didn’t give up easily and kept going in his life,” she affirmed.
The family is reeling from the shock of Luke’s sudden disappearance. “We are all so shocked and upset,” Emma stated. “It’s profoundly distressing.”
In an effort to find Luke, his father has made the long journey from the north of England to Pembrokeshire. The emotional toll is evident, as Emma revealed, “His dad is devastated, and my mum [his grandmother] is in pieces.”
Luke was last recorded by CCTV at 6am, four hours after he left his accommodation. Emma is desperately calling on residents to review their CCTV or doorbell footage, hoping for any clue that might explain his movements during those critical missing hours. “Where has he been in that four hours?” Emma implored. “We need to fill these gaps to piece together the facts.”
She recalls Luke’s last day before he vanished, spent with his mother, ending with future plans unfulfilled. “It isn’t in his nature to just disappear,” she said. “We can’t give up. We all love him, miss him, and want him back safely.”
Emma also expressed a poignant message for Luke, should he be out there, feeling unable to come home: “If you don’t want to come home, at least reach out to someone. Let us know you are okay. That’s what my brother would want.”
If you have any information on Luke’s last known whereabouts, please contact Dyfed-Powys Police at 101, email [email protected], or reach out online at https://orlo.uk/RlB5o. For those wishing to remain anonymous, you can contact the charity Missing People at www.missingpeople.org.uk.
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Labour promises ‘most significant investment in Britain’s ports in a generation’
LABOUR has said this week that it will “Build it in Britain” with the most significant investment in Britain’s ports in a generation, as part of Green Prosperity Plan to support the creation of 650,000 good jobs across the country.
A Labour Government will “Build it in Britain” Keir Starmer said on Thursday, as he visited the North East of England to highlight Labour’s plans to deliver the most significant upgrade of Britain’s ports in a generation.
Visiting a port in the North East, Labour Leader Keir Starmer, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves, and Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband will set out how Labour’s £1.8 billion investment in Britain’s port infrastructure will help crowd billions more of private sector investment into the UK’s energy industry.
Labour’s announcement comes after Jo Stevens, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, visited the Port of Milford Haven in Pembrokeshire last month alongside with Henry Tufnell, Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Mid and South Pembrokeshire, to learn more about the port’s operations and challenges.
After the visit, Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens said: “Upgrading our ports, like this one here in Milford Haven, can help us seize the golden opportunity we have to become a world leader renewable energy, delivering cheaper bills and the jobs of the future.
“But the Conservative government is holding Wales back, with narrow-minded, poorly run investment schemes that leave us lagging behind international competitors.
“A UK Labour government will switch on GB Energy to invest in projects that can secure our lead in floating offshore wind, unlocking the jobs and investment that the Tories have left to languish.”
Henry Tufnell, Labour’s candidate in this year’s General Election, added: “Pembrokeshire’s first Labour MP, Desmond Donnelly, was instrumental in the creation of the Port of Milford Haven, transforming Pembrokeshire’s economic fortunes. Today, as in the 1950s, we face a crossroads. We must put our county at the forefront of a new Labour Government’s industrial strategy to build it in Britain.
Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan will secure our energy supply, develop industry, and create good well paid jobs right here in our county. We don’t want the young people of Pembrokeshire to feel they must leave their home county to get on in life. We want to provide opportunity here, and we want to provide it now.”
Labour’s plan for ports will help reverse fourteen years of industrial decline under the Conservatives and support domestic manufacturing across the country. The pledge is funded through Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan, which includes a proper windfall tax on the oil and gas giants making record profits, to fund investment in British industries.Keir Starmer’s announcement comes as Labour confirms that its Green Prosperity Plan will help support the creation of up to 650,000 good jobs in Britain’s industrial heartlands, including here in Pembrokeshire, by crowding billions of private investment into industries such as Britain’s nuclear, steel, automotive, and construction industries.
The last Labour government led the way on upgrading Britain’s ports, providing funding for the development of port sites to support offshore wind turbine manufacturing. This industrial advantage has been squandered after fourteen years of the Conservatives, with recent research showing the UK could have created almost 100,000 more jobs in the wind industry if it had followed Denmark’s example in recent years and built up domestic supply chains in clean energy.
Speaking ahead of the visit, Labour Leader Keir Starmer outlined the choice facing millions of voters: continued industrial decline after 14 years of Conservative rule, or national economic renewal with Labour, saying:“The legacy of fourteen years of Conservative rule is Britain’s industrial strength reduced to the rubble and rust of closed-down factories. They have let good jobs go overseas and done nothing about it, and every community has paid the price.
“A Labour government will reindustrialise Britain – from the biggest investment in our ports in a generation, to a British Jobs Bonus to crowd billions of investment into our industrial heartlands and coastal communities.“
The wealth of Britain was once built on a bedrock of industrial jobs that offered security and a good wage. By investing in Britain’s homegrown energy sector, we can rebuild this dream for the twenty-first century- good jobs, higher wages, and the pride that comes from good work for all.”Through policies such as Great British Energy, the National Wealth Fund, and the mission for Clean Power by 2030, a Labour government will invest in technologies like floating offshore wind, hydrogen, nuclear, and carbon capture and storage, which will help secure Britain’s energy independence.
This will create a new generation of skilled jobs in growing industries, which will offer people good wages, give confidence in their job security, and provide them with opportunities to progress. This policy is part of Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan, to cut energy bills for families, make Britain energy independent, and rebuild the strength of British industry.
This historic investment in working people and their communities is the only way out of the high energy bills, energy insecurity, and the doom loop of low growth, high taxes and crumbling public services under Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives.Commenting on Labour’s landmark plan to invest in Britain’s port infrastructure, Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband MP said: “Making Britain a clean energy superpower requires flourishing national ports. Whilst the Conservatives are letting other countries plunder jobs that could be ours here in Britain, Labour has a plan to help win the race for the industries of the future.“
This is what Labour’s Green Prosperity Plan will do for every community in Britain – slash energy bills, create good jobs, boost our national energy independence, and help to tackle the climate crisis.”
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