The second day of 2019 Royal Canberra Show saw the completion of judging for the prime lamb and dual-purpose breeds and the Merino classes.
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Interbreed for prime lamb and dual-purpose breeds
Group sponsored by Jason Barker, Timor, Parkes - Valley Vista Poll Dorsets, Coolac
Supreme exhibit - Poll Dorset ewe, Valley Vista
Supreme shortwool ram - Rene White Suffolks, Culcairn
Supreme longwool ram - North-South Border Leicesters, Wallendbeen
Supreme shortwool ewe - Valley Vista, Coolac
Supreme longwool ewe - Badgally Corriedales, St Gregory's College, Campbelltown
Interbreed schools competition
Supreme schools exhibit - Suffolk ewe, Hurleston Agricultural High School
Longwool champions - ram - Corriedale, St Gregory's College
Longwool champion ewe - Corriedale, St Gregorys, College
Shortwool champion ram - Texel, Braidwood High School
Shortwool champion ewe - Suffolk, Hurleston Agricultural High School
Merino classes
Superfine judges - Max Rayner, Grathlyn, Pyramul
Fine wool judge - George Henderson, Grogansworth, Bowning
Associate fine wool judge - Will Stewart, Central Otago, NZ
Medium/strong wool judge - Drew Chapman, Hinesville, Dalgety
Supreme superfine exhibit - Champion August-shorn ram, Conrayn, Berridale
Supreme finewool exhibit - champion March-shorn ewe, Greenland, Bungarby
Supreme medium/strong wool exhibit - champion March-shorn ram, Merryville, Boorowa
March-shorn pairs - Greenland, Bungarby
August-shorn pairs - Conrayn, Berridale
March-shorn group - Merryville, Boorowa
August-shorn group - Conrayn, Berridale
Grand champion Poll Merino ram - Greenland, Bungarby
Grand champion Poll Merino ewe - Karoola Downs, Gundagai
Junior champion ram - Greenland, Bungarby
Junior champion ewe - Greenland, Bungarby
