Event Date
16th Aug 2026
Suffolk
Sheep Section
Mr Angus Howie (Judge)
Primitive
Hebridean, North Ronaldsay, Manx Loaghton, Portland, Soay, Boreray, Ouessant, Racka etc
Sheep Section
Mr Darren Rashley (Judge)
Shetlands (excluding Katmoget)
Shetland Sheep of any colour or pattern excluding Katmoget
Sheep Section
Mrs Penny Samociuk (Judge)
Katmoget Shetlands
Shetland Sheep of Katmoget Colouring- to have a light coloured body with dark belly, legs & a moget face.
Sheep Section
Mrs Penny Samociuk (Judge)
Ryeland
The Ryeland Flock Book Society Ryeland Committee offers Champion and Reserve champion rosettes.
Sheep Section
Mr David Duggan (Judge)
Coloured Ryeland
Sheep Section
Miss Hannah Bradbury (Judge)
Native Longwools
Devon & Cornwall, Leicester, Lincoln, Teeswater, Wensleydale, Whitefaced & Greyfaced Dartmoor
Sheep Section
Mrs Sadie Champion (Judge)
Poll Dorset/Dorset Horn
If insufficient entries these classes will be judged with the Other Down & Lowland Classes
Sheep Section
Mr M Hayman (Judge)
Hampshire Downs
Sheep Section
Mr Arthur Brown (Judge)
Any Other Down Breeds
Dorset Down, Hampshire Down, Oxford Down, Shropshire, Southdown
Sheep Section
Mr Angus Howie (Judge)
Native Hill & Uplands
Beulah Speckle Face, Cheviot, Clun Forest, Exmoor Horn, Herdwick, Llanwenog, Welsh Mountain, Badger Faced Welsh Mountain, Scottish Black Face, Swaledale
Sheep Section
Mr Christopher Garn (Judge)
Black Welsh Mountain
If insufficient entries these classes will be judged with the Native Hill & Upland Classes
Sheep Section
Mr Christopher Garn (Judge)
Texel
Sheep Section
Mr Ben Roberts (Judge)
Beltex
Sheep Section
Mr Jonathan Long (Judge)
Blue Texels
Sheep Section
Mr Jonathan Long (Judge)
Charollais
If insufficient entries these classes will be judged with the Any Other Continental Classes
Sheep Section
Mr Arthur Brown (Judge), Mr Arthur Brown (Judge)
Dutch Spotted
Sheep Section
Mrs Chrissy Long (Judge)
Any Other Continentals
Bleu du Main, Rouge de l'oust, Vendeen, Berrichon due Cher, Valais Blacknose
Sheep Section
Mrs Chrissy Long (Judge)
Local
Exhibitors to reside within 15 miles of the show field.
Any mouths that are not correct will be rejected. Please check mouths before entering.
Animals to be non-accredited and not to be shown in any other classes, not halter led & untrimmed
Any mouths that are not correct will be rejected. Please check mouths before entering.
Animals to be non-accredited and not to be shown in any other classes, not halter led & untrimmed
Sheep Pens
Mr Stuart Clatworthy (Judge)
Young Handler
Open to 5 to 16 yr olds (on show day). Classes will be allocated once all entries have been completed. No more than 10 children per class.
All entries to be made prior to show day with the Show Secretary.
No entries taken on the day
All classes will be judged concurrently.
All entries to be made prior to show day with the Show Secretary.
No entries taken on the day
All classes will be judged concurrently.
Sheep Section
Mr Darren Rashley (Judge), Mrs Chrissy Long (Judge), Mr Jonathan Long (Judge), Miss Sophie Long (Judge), Mrs Sarah Rashley (Judge)
Butchers Lambs
Sheep Pens
Mr Stuart Clatworthy (Judge)
Novelty
Sheep Section
Miss Sophie Long (Judge)
Wool on the Hoof
Limited to one entry from each exhibitor
Sheep Section
Mr Aaron Chilcott (Judge)
Fleece Competition
Special rules:
1 Exhibitors may make any number of entries in the classes listed. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure they enter the correct class. Breed to be stated on entry form.
2 All fleeces should be rolled and secured by the neck wool.
3 All fleeces should be labelled with the class entered, the breed or cross and the exhibitor number.
4 Fleeces should be on display by 9am on the day of the show. They may be removed after the grand parade.
5 Fleeces that are artificially stained or coloured or fastened with twine will be eliminated.
6 The judge's decision is final.
Breed to be stated on entry form
Judging takes place at 10 am on show morning. Fleeces to be staged in the Fleece Marquee by 9 am.
1 Exhibitors may make any number of entries in the classes listed. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to ensure they enter the correct class. Breed to be stated on entry form.
2 All fleeces should be rolled and secured by the neck wool.
3 All fleeces should be labelled with the class entered, the breed or cross and the exhibitor number.
4 Fleeces should be on display by 9am on the day of the show. They may be removed after the grand parade.
5 Fleeces that are artificially stained or coloured or fastened with twine will be eliminated.
6 The judge's decision is final.
Breed to be stated on entry form
Judging takes place at 10 am on show morning. Fleeces to be staged in the Fleece Marquee by 9 am.
Fleece Marquee
Mr Aaron Chilcott (Judge)
