Livestock on August 18th 2011                

 

This County Show presents hundreds of top quality locally bred and reared stock from both sides of Offas Dyke. Top Judges pass their expert eye over some of the finest animals exhibited by knowlegable farmers and top handlers alike - keeping this the heart of the Denbigh and Flint Show.

*New for 2011*

New Classes in the Holstein, Welsh Blacks and Primitive Sheep Section.

In our cattle area, expect to see Holsteins, Jerseys, Shorthorn and Ayrshires in the Dairy section. The magnificent Welsh Blacks as they battle for points in this qualifying round of the 'Bull and Female of the Year' competition. See the traditional Hereford along side British Charolais,Limousin, Belgian Blue and Simmental, leading to the Commercial Beef section.              

 

Top shepherds and breeders show their best in our splendid sheep section - Welsh Mountain - both Black and White, the spectacular Jacob, Suffolks, Border Leicester, Blue Faced Leicester, Lleyn, Texel, British Charollais, Welsh Half-Bred, Welsh Mule, the Rare Greyface Dartmoor and many others within the 'Any other breed' sections. 100's of sheep of all shapes and sizes, shown by shepherds as young as four and five!

 

**In 2011, we are again one of the qualifying Shows for the Daily Post Top Flock competition!  See their website for full details of all of the qulifying events. **

 

You might also see some more unusual animals - alpacas and sometimes even water buffalo are regular visitors to this show, alongside Pygmy goats and others - farming has changed a lot in the past few years! The magnificent gentle giants of the Show, the Shire Horses round off this busy and interesting area.

 

                 

 

If you would like to show your animals at the Show, call us now for a schedule on 01352 712131 or send an A5 SAE to 1 Cross Street, Holywell, Flintshire, CH8 7LP or download one below:-

 

Denbigh and Flint Show Livestock Schedule for 2011

Denbigh and Flint Show Entry Form 2011

CLOSING DATES

Shire Horses/ Cattle/ Sheep and Goats - 22nd July 2011

 

To view the Entry Form you may need to download a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.