Poll Dorsets again supreme

MG
Updated April 6 2022 - 11:08am, first published April 22 2019 - 7:00pm
Tattykeel's Poll Dorset group winners of the Peter Taylor Memorial Perpetual Trophy. Holding sheep are Kirsty, Graham and James Gilmore with Kelvin Cronk, Kaybunda, Old Junee, sashing.
Tattykeel's Poll Dorset group winners of the Peter Taylor Memorial Perpetual Trophy. Holding sheep are Kirsty, Graham and James Gilmore with Kelvin Cronk, Kaybunda, Old Junee, sashing.
Michelle Heffernan, Graham Gilmore's sister, presents their parents' John and Mavis Gilmore Memorial best interbreed pair trophy. The ram is held by James Gilmore.
Michelle Heffernan, Graham Gilmore's sister, presents their parents' John and Mavis Gilmore Memorial best interbreed pair trophy. The ram is held by James Gilmore.
James Gilmore, Tattykeel Poll Dorsets, Oberon, holds the supreme interbreed exhibit, the ram being sashed by RAS Sheep and Wool committee chairman, Greg Andrews.
James Gilmore, Tattykeel Poll Dorsets, Oberon, holds the supreme interbreed exhibit, the ram being sashed by RAS Sheep and Wool committee chairman, Greg Andrews.

IT WAS deja vu in the meat and dual purpose sheep interbreed supreme judging at Sydney Royal Show, with the Gilmore family's Tattykeel Poll Dorset stud, Oberon.

MG

Mark Griggs

Journalist 0- Central West NSW

Central West and Western editorial reporter living at Wellington and based out of The Land, Dubbo office.

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