Results 2007

HORSES:

Supreme Champion - Sarah Baker, Copybush, St. Florence. “Dagwood Saffire”

Hunter, brood mare - Lucy Williams, Cudlic Farm, Burton;

Foal - Lucy Williams; Yearling - Lucy Williams;

Two-year-old - J. L. Kenniford, Hall Farm, Cosheston;

Coloured - J. Edmonds, Carnary Farm, Whitland.

Hunter, under saddle - A. and S. Williams, Skerry Back, St. Ishmaels;

Small - Louise Meyrick, Court, Lydstep.

Riding Horse - Kate Collins;

Coloured - Karen John, Gower View, Gumfreston.

Working Hunter - Charlotte Owen, Lower Hoaten, St . Brides; Novice - Vanessa Slater, Upper Colston, Little Haven.

Welsh Cob or Cob type, Sections D and C - Maria Rees, Crwbin, Kidwelly; youngstock - ldris James, Hendrewen, Manorowen;

Under saddle – Kay Sinclair-James, North Farm, Johnston.

Welsh Mountain Pony, Section A - D. Davies, Cuckoo Mill, Pelcomb Bridge.

Show Pony - Susannah Nolan, Gwynfryn, Pontantwn; yearling - G. P. Mayne, Mastle Bridge, Milford Haven; Show Hunter Pony - Bebe Meyrick; Working Hunter Pony - Vanessa Slater; Novice - Louise Meyrick.

Mountain and Moorland in hand, large breeds - Kate Hayman, Laws Street, Pembroke Dock;

Small breeds - Vanos Mitchell, Mellaston, Hundleton;

Under saddle - Sarah Baker; large - Ceri Rees, West Jordanston, St. Florence;

Mixed height - Vanessa Slater; small - Fiona Burchmore, Upper Cowsland, Begelly.

Children's Riding, boy - Jack Goldsworthy; girl - Grace Gibbon.

Private driving - Rachel Fuller.

Fancy dress - Emma Morgan.

BEEF CATTLE

Supreme - Carwyn Lewis, Gwarcoed Einon, Llanwenog;

Local - Andrew Phillips, Windsor Farm, Lamphey.

British breeds:

Bull - Ray Hughes, Greengrove;

Cow - Ray Hughes;

Heifer - Dai Ormond, Waterwynch, Red Roses;

Maiden heifer - Carwyn Lewis, Llanwenog, Llanybydder.

Continental breeds:

Bull - Harries and White, Hayes Farm, Milton;

Cow - Harries and White;

Heifer - Dennis and Hilda Rogers, Coland Rise, Hayscastle;

Maiden heifer - Robert and James Coney, Lampeter Velfrey, Narberth.

Commercial:

Cow and calf­; Harries and White;

Pair - T. and K. Coney;

Pair (penned) - Andrew Phillips, Windsor, Lamphey;

Steer or heifer under 15 months of age - Carwyn Lewis.

Special class: organic - Anthony Davies.

CALVES

Beef - Thomas Powell;

Dairy - Declan Cole.

SHEEP

Supreme - William Evans, Lowlands, Redberth (Kerry Hill).

Suffolk - Nigel Towns, Woodfield, Amroth.

Border Leicester - J. Phillips.

Other British Lowland - Eirlys Jones, Maesglas, Wolfscastle (Hampshire Down).

Mountain breed - William Evans (Kerry Hill).

Continental - Keiran Head, Broom Lane, Begelly (Charollais).

GOATS

Supreme - J. Hall, Manorbier

Newton.

Toggenburg, milker - J. Hall;

Kid - J. Hall.

White Swiss - M. P. Chalmers, Slade Cross, Pembroke Dock.

VINTAGE

Supreme - Paul Robinson, Sardis Cross.

Agricultural - Ron James. Stationary engine - N. Molan. Car, vintage - Dave Gilbert;

Classic - W. Edwards.

HORTICULTURAL SECTION

FRUIT

Cherry tomatoes: 1. Les Thomas; 2. Brian Doyle; 3. Gina Hughes.

Tomatoes on stalk: 1. G. Cadogan; 2. and 3. Les Thomas.

Blackcurrents:   1. and 2. Christine Griffiths.

Rhubard: 1. Alan Butler; 2. and 3. Gina Hughes.

Cooking apples: 1. and 2. Rees Butland; 3. A. Lankshear.

Dessert apples: 1. Gina Hughes; 2. A. Lankshear; 3. Les Thomas.

FLOWERS

Collection (hardy): 1. Mrs. M. Lord; 2. Gina Hughes.

Dahlia (cactus): 1. Mrs. M. Lord; 2. Mr. G. Cadogan.

Dahlia (pom pom): 1. Mr. G. Cadogan; 2. Lona Lain; 3. Gina Hughes.

Dahlia (any variety): l. Alan Butler; 2. Mrs. M. Lord; 3. Gina Hughes.

Dahlia (giant): 1. Alan Butler; 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Lona Lain.

Dahlia (small): 1. 2. and 3. Gina Hughes.

Pansies: 1. 2. and 3. Gina Hughes.

Sweet peas -1 variety: 1. Danny Thomas; 2. Christine Griffin.

Carnations: l. John Williams. Gladioli: L Mr. G. Cadogan; 2. Brian Doyle.

Zinnias: 1. and 2. Les Thomas; 3. Alan Butler.

Antirrhinum: 1. Alan Butler; 2. Brian Doyle.

Marigolds (African): 1. and 2. Les Thomas; 3. Gina Hughes.

Marigolds (French): 1. Les Thomas; 2. and 3. Gina Hughes.

Roses (three blooms): 1. and 2. Gina Hughes.

Pot of lobelia: 1. 2. and 3. Gina Hughes.

Houseplant: 1. and 2. Danny Thomas; 3. A. Lankshear.

Pot of Impatiens: 1. Gina Hughes; 2. Richard Mason.

Begonia: 1. Brian Doyle; 2. M. Lord; 3. Gina Hughes.

Hydrangea: 1. Mrs. M. Lord; 2. Ann Albury; 3. Danny Thomas.

Lacecap Hydrangea: 1. and 2. Margaret Phillips.

Planted container: 1. and 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Richard Mason.

Planted pouch: l. and 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Richard Mason.

Novice (sweet peas): l. Danny Thomas; 2. Alvin Phillips.

Novice (roses): 1. and 3. Laura Hughes; 2. Yvonne Phillips.

Novice (gladioli) - 1. Pam Check; 2. Brian Doyle.

VEGETABLES

Large onions: 1. Les Thomas; 2. Alan Butler.

Small onions: 1. and 2. Les Thomas; 3. John Williams.

Shallots: 1. and 2. Les Thomas.

Parsnips: 1. John Williams; 2. Gina Hughes.

Cucumbers: 1. and 3. Richard Mason; 2. John Albury.

Carrots (long rooted): I. Gina Hughes.

Carrots (not long root): 1. Les Thomas.

Beetroot (globe): I. and 2. Les Thomas; 3. Leana Mason.

Collection (salad veg): 1. and 2. Les Thomas; 3. John Williams.

Basket of herbs: 1. and 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Chris Johnson.

Parsley: 1. Fred Perkins; 2. Les Thomas; 3. Gina Hughes.

Pair of marrows: 1. and 2. Les Thomas.

Heaviest marrow: 1. and 2. Les Thomas.

Courgettes: 1. Chris Johnson; 2. Les Thomas; 3. John Williams.

Peas: 1. Ann Alderman; 2. and . 3. Gina Hughes.

Broad beans: 1. and 2. Gina Hughes.

Runner beans: 1. and 2. John Williams; 3. Richard Mason.

Lettuce: 1. Mrs. May; 2. Alan Butler.

Potatoes (coloured): 1. and 3. Les Thomas; 2. John Williams.

Potatoes (white): 1. John Williams; 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Les Thomas.

Potatoes four varieties: 1. Les Thomas.

Most unusual shaped veg­etable: 1. Saffron Cole; 2. Gina Hughes; 3. Les Thomas.

NOVICE SECTION

Runner beans: 1. and 2. A. Lankshear; 3. Lloyd Davies.

Tomatoes: 1. and 2. Alvin Phillips.

Cucumber: 1. Laura Hughes.

TROPHY WINNERS

Liz and Roger Thompson Challenge Cup (most points in novice classes, class 141 a-e):

Joint - A. Lankshear, Pembroke, and Alvin Phillips, Freshwater East.

Raymond Howells Cup (most points in fruit and veg classes): Les Thomas, Pembroke.

Joe Hill Cup (most points in flower classes): Gina Hughes, Templeton.

Pembroke Castle Quoits Cup (most points in fruit and veg classes): Gina Hughes, Templeton.

Roger Thomas Memorial Cup (best exhibit in fruit flowers and veg classes): Pam Check, Pembroke.

Pembroke Farmers Club Cup (best exhibit in runner beans class): Richard Mason, Pembroke.

Islwyn Rees Cup (best exhibit in dahlia classes): Alan Butler, Manorbier Newton.

R. Macfarlane Cup (best exhib­it in roses class 102): Gina Hughes, Templeton.

Brace, Rees and Partners Cup (for winner of begonia class): Brian Doyle, Lamphey.

Tommy Brown Shield (most points in veg classes 113-140): Les Thomas, Pembroke.

Mainport Engineering 1990 Shield (best exhibit in veg class­es): John Williams, Clarbeston.

Ann Cook Novice Rose Bowl (best exhibit, rose, class 111): Laura Hughes, Templeton.

A. J. Cook Novice Sweet Pea Cup (best exhibit, sweet pea, class 110): Danny Thomas, Pembroke.

Joe Hill Novice Cup (best exhibit, gladioli, class 112): Pam Check, Pembroke.

DOMESTIC SECTION

COOKERY

Dundee cake: 1. Lydia Morris; 2. Janet James; 3. Gill McLaren.

Victoria sponge: 1. Leanna Mason; 2. Vicky Colquhoun; 3. Annabelle McLaren.

Welsh cakes: Joint 1. Lydia Morris and Gill McLaren; 3. Jo­Anne Lewis.

Brown bread: 1. Gill McLaren; joint 3. Ronald Elliot and Alvin Phillips.

Cheese scones: I. Marilyn Williams; 2. Ann Albury; 3. Geraldine Alderman.

Date and walnut loaf: 1. Ann Albury; 2. Gill Mclaren; 3. Marjorie Doyle.

PRESERVES

Jam: 1. Betty James; 2. Margaret Minchin; 3. Margaret Caley.

Marmalade: 1. Margaret Minchin; 2. Margaret Caley; 3. Jo-Anne Lewis.

Lemon curd: 1. Jo-Anne Lewis; 2. Margaret Minchin.

Jelly: 1. and 2. Freda Griffiths; 3. Jo-Anne Lewis.

Chutney: 1. Vicky Colquhoun; 2. Lydia Morris; 3. Freda Griffiths.

HANDICRAFT

Hand-knitted item: 1. and 2. Dot Roberts; 3. Joe Brace.

Machine-sewn item: 1. Claire Evans; 2. Mary Lou Clewett; 3. Robin Knibb.

Patchwork item: 1. Joan Scourfield; 2. Margaret Edwards, 3. Joan Scourfield.

Cross-stitch item: 1. Diane Ball; 2. Jean Lewis; 3. Janet James.

Crochet: 1. and 2. Joan Mathias; 3. Wendy Williams.

Cushion: 1. Jan Lawler; 2. Margaret Edwards; 3. Vicky Cole.

Stitched miniature: 1. and 2. Joe Brace; 3. Joan Scourfield.

RURAL CRAFT

Decorated metalwork: 1. and 2. Brenda Williams.

Bookmark: 1. Brenda Williams; 2. Cheryl Hughes; 3. Pam Check.

Painted woodwork: 1. 2. and 3. Freddy Brown.

Picture frame: 1. and 2. John Charnock; 3. Brenda Williams.

Handmade card: 1. and 3. Wendy Williams; 2. Pam Check.

 

TEENAGE COOKERY

Shortbread: 1. and 2. Kim Brickell; 3. Freya Knibb.

Pasta salad: 1. Kim Brickell; 2. Bethan Rees; 3. Elly Alderman.

Smoothie: 1. Bethan Rees; 2. Huw Rees; joint 3. Freya Knibb and Kizzy Tooby.

TEENAGE HANDICRAFT

Windchime: l. Huw Evans; 2. Bethan Rees; 3. Gareth Hart.

Greetings card: 1. Rebecca Dudley; 2. Bethan Rees; 3. Kizzie Tooby.

Decorated t-shirt: I. Bethan Rees; 2. Kizzie Tooby; 3. Lou Amos.

CHILDREN (UNDER 7)
COOKERY

Crispie cakes: 1. Olivia Vanner-Thompson; 2. Hannah Dudley; 3. Jack Gooding.

Decorated swiss roll: 1. Olivia Vanner-Thompson; 2. Benjamin Grenier; 3. Jack Gooding.

Snack on a stick: 1. Olivia Vanner-Thompson; 2. Benjamin Grenier; 3. Jack Gooding.

CHILDREN (UNDER 7)
HANDICRAFT

Vegetable monster: 1. Amy Beveridge; 2. Eve Morris-Julian; 3. Amy Louise McWeeny.

Bookmark: 1. Jack Gooding; 2. Charlotte Gooding; 3. Amy Beveridge.

Handwriting: I. Rebecca Dyson; 2. Finlay Morris-Julian; 3. Victoria Crawford.

CHILDREN (UNDER 11)
COOKERY

Gingerbread man: 1. Amy Taylor; 2. Olivia Vanner­Thompson; 3. Christopher McLaren.

Muffins: 1. Lucy James; 2. Tia Harries; 3. George Amos.

Smoothie: I. Francesca Grenier; 2. Lucy James; 3. Jade Gooding.

CHILDREN (11 AND UNDER)

HANDICRAFT

Decorated hat: 1. Sophie Rees; 2. Amy Beveridge; 3. Jasmine Morris and Francesca Grenier.

Painted flowerpot: 1. Sophie Rees; 2. Joseph Morris; 3. Hannah Taylor.

Illustrated poem: 1. Emyr Taylor; 2. Lucy James; 3. Finley Morris-Julian.

CHILDREN'S ART

Six and under (fish): 1. and 3. Finley Morris-Julian; 2. Amy Beveridge.

Nine and under (farmer): 1. Sophie Rees; 2. Logan Hunt; 3. Ashley Hoadley.

Thirteen and under (animal): 1. George Colquhoun; 2. Huw Rees; 3. Hannah Taylor.

ADULT ART

Oil/acrylics: l. and 2. Marina Strangward; 3. Pamela Check.

Watercolour: 1. Lona Lane; 2. G. Smith; 3. Maggie Cole.

Adult drawing: 1. M. McCracken; 2. Pamela Check; 3. Maggie Cole.

Under 19 drawing: 1. Becky Tooby; 3. Julie Ann Vidler.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Pembrokehire environment: 1. Bill Phillips; 2. and 3. Malcolm Griffiths.

My garden: 1. John Charnock; 2. Christine Neve; 3. Michael Rowe.

Natural history: 1. Tracey Cole; 2. Bill Phillips; 3. John Charnock.

A trip abroad: 1. Malcolm Griffiths; 2. Bill Reynolds; 3. John Charnock.

Child under 13 (people): 1. Kizzie Tooby; 2. Oliver Crawford; 3. Lucy James.

WINE

Fruit cordial: l. Jo-Anne Lewis.

Red - sweet: 1. Mrs. Tinker; 2. and 3. John John.

White - dry: l. 2. and 3. John John.

Fruit gin: 1. Vicky Goodwin; 2. Cheryl Hughes; 3. Jo-Anne Lewis.

HONEY

Light run: 1. Mr. Tinker; 2. Fiona Richards; 3. Mr. Tinker.

Medium run: 1. 2. and 3. Fiona Richards.

Dark run: 1. Mr. Tinker; 2. and 3. Eddie Hallett.

Granulated: 1. Mr. Tinker; 2. and 3. Fiona Richards.

Honey cake: 1. Vicky Goodwin; 2. Ronald Elliott; 3. Marjorie Doyle.

Mead: 1. Mr. Tinker.

EGGS

Hens: 1. Ray Hughes; 2. Helen Bowen; 3. Lydia Morris.

Bantum: 1. Hugh Rees; 2. Dilys Dawson; 3. Ray Hughes.

Duck: 1. and 2. Kim Brickell; 3. Helen Bowen.

FLORAL ART

Petite (small is beautiful): 1. Barry Price; 2. Anne Freeman; 3. Jo Lawrence.

Novice (seashaw): 1. Cheryl Hughes; 2. Julie Cooper; 3. Jan Lawler.

Garden (flowers down the gar­den path): 1. Barry Price; 2. Jo Lawrence; 3. Margaret James.

Foliage (green green grass of home): 1. Barry Price; 2. Margaret James; 3. Sylvia Bevan.

Our county: I. Barry Price; 2. Sylvia Bevan; 3. Jo Lawrence.

TROPHY WINNERS

Cookery and Preserves Challenge Cup (donated by Annette Morris - most points in cookery and preserves sections, classes 1-13): Gillian McLaren, Pembroke.

Daphne Russell Salver (most points in handicraft section, classes 14-20): Mrs. Jo Brace, Pembroke.

Margaret Phillips Cup (most outstanding exhibit in handicraft section, classes 14-20): Joan Mathias, Crundale).

Joyce Eynon Memorial Cup (most points in cookery, pre­serves and handicraft section, classes 1-20): Gill McLaren, Pembroke.

Mavis Rees Trophy (best exhibit in rural craft section, classes 21-25): John Charnock, Pembroke.

Teenage Cup (most points in teenage section, classes 26-31): Bethan Rees, Hundleton.

Children's Cup (most points in children's section, classes 32­43): Olivia Vanner-Thompson, Pembroke.

May Roberts Cup best (under 13) child's painting, not recessar­ily a prize-winner: Finley Morris-Julian, Pembroke.

Margaret Phillips Uphill Trophy (for winner of class 51): Miss Becky Tooby, Manorbier.

Richard Thomas Memorial Shield for encouragement of art (best under 16) artist: Hannah Taylor, East Williamston.

Art Trophy (most points in art section, classes 44-51): Maria Strangwood, Pembroke.

Simeon Lloyd Cup (awarded at judge's discretion, adult photog­raphy section, classes 52-55): Bill Phillips, Manorbier.

Simeon Lloyd Cup (awarded at judge's discretion, children's photography section, class 56): Kizzie Tooby, Manorbier.

Margaret Morgan Memorial Salver (best exhibit in wine sec­tion, classes 57-60): John John, Jameston.

My Favourite Things China Egg Trophy (most points in egg section): Kim Brickell, Manorbier Newton.

Margaret Frazer Cup (novice floral art winner of class 73): Cheryl Hughes, Stepaside.

Carol Thomas Cup (floral art best exhibit in class 76): Barry Price, Pembroke.

Wally Howells Cup (most points in floral art section, class­es 72-76): Barry Price, Pembroke.