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The major winners in the Melbourne Royal Show's cattle competition so far (opens the original)
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The Melbourne Royal Show's cattle competition is underway, with 480 cattle from 23 breeds set to be paraded over the next few days. Cattle from Victoria, NSW, South Australia and Tasmania will vie for the supreme championships of their breed, before each winner returns to the show floor on Saturday for the interbreed judging. A 16-month-old cow was judged the show's best Charolais, beating a veteran grand champion bull standing near a tonne. Golden Park Charolais stud, Nalangil, won supreme cham
'Never thought it was possible': Bron takes double interbreed win for first time (opens the original)
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Bron Ellis has won her fair share of sheep show ribbons, but at this year's Melbourne Royal Show, she did something she's never done before. Ms Ellis, who runs Sweetfield Corriedale stud at Mount Moriac, claimed both major titles in the interbreed judging. Competing against 34 other breed champions, her ram and ewe were judged best longwool exhibits, before beating the shortwool ram and ewe to be crowned best ram and ewe of the show. Sweetfield is no stranger to interbreed success at Melbourne,
All of the major ribbon winners from 18 breeds at the Melbourne Royal Show (opens the original)
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The Melbourne Royal Show's sheep competition is underway, with 340 sheep from 18 breeds hitting the show floor at the prestigious event. Melbourne Royal Show Sheep Committee chair Matthew Hill, Aurora Park, Horsham, has brought Shropshire, Border Leicester and Hampshire Down sheep to the show, and took out supreme exhibit in the Shropshire and Border Leicester rings with his sheep that were the only exhibits of each breed. Mr Hill also won supreme Hampshire Down exhibit in the breed's feature sh
One ram is worth more than a car - records broken at Bendigo sheep show (opens the original)
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In Bendigo on the weekend, six breeds of sheep hit the floor for two major shows and sales. One ram fetched a record price of $34,000 - equivalent to what some people would pay for a car. White Suffolk, Suffolk, Border Leicester and Southdown sheep took part in the Elite Show & Sale, while Poll Dorset and Dorset Horn sheep featured in the Australasian Dorset Championships held in the Regional Events Complex at the Prince of Wales Showgrounds from September 11 to September 13. There were record e
All of the results from Bendigo's six-breed sheep show and sale at the weekend (opens the original)
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Six breeds of sheep hit the show floor in Bendigo on the weekend for two major shows and sales. White Suffolk, Suffolk, Border Leicester and Southdown sheep took part in the Elite Show & Sale, while Poll Dorset and Dorset Horn sheep featured in the Australasian Dorset Championships. There were record entry numbers for each of the six breeds that entered the ring for judging on Friday and Saturday, while 185 rams and ewes were offered as part of the two multi-vendor sales on Sunday. Glenlee Park
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