NI National Charolais Show at Fintona 2011
PEDIGREE MALE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Junior Male Champion
BRENTWOOD
GEORGE owned by
Mark Ritchie
Following on from his recent BCC Finals
win he followed this with the Junior male Championship. Sired by the popular
Doonally new son Limkiln Bosco and out of a Killadeas bred dam
by Dunlon Ulick, Killadeas Cathy
a former Dectomax reserve senior heifer champion
Reserve Junior Male
LISCORRAN
GOLIATH owned by
Stephen McKenna
Sired by the hugely
popular Doonally New and out of a Killadeas bred dam by the
successful Dunlon Ulick
Intermediate Male Champion
AUGHAFAD
FOREMAN owned by
RH Sinnamon
Reserve Intermediate Male
WOODPARK FORTKNOX ET owned by Will Short
Sired
by the successful 19,000gns Perth Reserve Junior Champion Corrie Alan
and out of a Homebred dam by the hugely popular Doonally new ,making him a
full brother to the February 2009 Perth Junior Champion Woodpark Caesar
Senior Male Champion
Derryharney Fantastic owned by Harold Stubbs
Following on from his recent BCC Finals win he
followed this with the senior bull championship at Fintona. Sired by their
successful stock bull the 10,000gns Perth Champion Thrunton Bonjovi and out
of a homebred dam by the 18,000gns Derryharney Outstanding
Reserve Senior Male
DRUMACRITTEN
FRANKCO owned by
W&M Nelson
Sired by the successful Perth champion
the 10,000gns Thrunton Bonjovi and out of a homebred dam by Indurain
2011 Supreme Male Champion of Show
RH Sinnamon Aughafad Forman
2011 Reserve Supreme Male of Show
Will Short Woodpark Fortknox ET
FEMALE CHAMPIONS
Junior Female Champion
RATOARY FLOSS
owned by
Sean McGovern
Following on from her recent BCC Finals
reserve intermediate female win
she followed this with junior female and then reserve overall female
champion Sired by the
popular 13,000gns Simpsons Gregg and out of Cargston bred dam by the hugely
popular Doonally New
Reserve Junior Female
FURY FLORENCE
owned by
Pat Hackett
Sired by the AI sire Bova Banker a
Grimaldi son and out of homebred dam by the ever popular Oldstone Egbert
Intermediate Female Champion
BROWNHILL FOXY
owned by
Devine Bros
Sired by their successful stock bull the
Doonally New son Shaen Topper and out of a Glengaw bred dam by the AI sire
Organdi
Reserve Intermediate Female
DERRYHARNEY
FANCYPANTS owned by
HC Stubbs
Sired by the homebred Derryharney Dreamer
a Hillviewfarm Perfect son and out of a homebred dam also by Hillviewfarm
Perfect
Senior Female Champion
GLENCOE
ELEGANCE owned by
Valerie McDonald
Sired by the by the Former Balmoral and
Highland show winner Ashleigh Victor and out of a homebred cow by the ever
popular Oldstone Egbert
Reserve Senior Female
RATOARY EBONY
owned by
Sean McGovern
Sired by the by the Former Balmoral and
Highland show winner Ashleigh Victor and out of a Deerfin bred dam by
Roundhill Ohoh
2011 Supreme Female Champion of Show
Valerie McDonald Glencoe Elegance
2011 Reserve Supreme Female of Show
Sean McGovern Ratoary Floss
Supreme Male Champion AUGHAFAD FOREMAN owned by RH Sinnamon received the
Robert Scott shield
Reserve Male Champion WOODPARK FORTKNOX ET owned by Will Short
Supreme Female Champion GLENCOE ELEGANCE owned by Valerie McDonald received
the Desmond Anderson Cup
Reserve Female Champion RATOARY FLOSS owned by Sean McGovern
GLENCOE ELEGANCE
RATOARY FLOSS
BROWNHILL FOXY
BROGHER GIGI ET
Left, Fiona Temple judge, Andrew Burleigh Champion Young Handler and Sam
Thompson presenting the new cup from Animax for this competition
Reserve Young Handler Caoimhe McGovern
From early morning exhibitors were preparing their animals to ensure that
they looked their very best. It is a very competitive show giving the
Charolais club another opportunity to showcase excellent pedigree and
commercial Charolais stock.
In
the 17 yrs to 21 yrs age group it was a close call with four more
experienced competitors exhibiting their skills in the show ring where both
competitors and animals were exceptionally well groomed. Alan Burleigh from
the Derryharney Herd was placed first with Clodagh McGovern again from the
Ratoary herd in second place.
The
first and second placed from both classes competed for the overall Champion
Young Handler and Alan Burleigh took the coveted title of NI Charolais
Champion Young Handler 2011 followed by Caoimhe McGovern in reserve place.
This is the second year of the competition at Fintona and it is now firmly
on the calendar with Sam Thompson Business Development Officer for NI stated
that Animax were delighted to present the club with a new cup for the
Champion Young Handler.
Fiona Temple said "The skill and enthusiasm of the
Charolais young handlers shows that the breed is in a strong position for
the future in Northern Ireland".
made light work of the task in hand, most classes had good entries and
spectators commented on the quality of the animals on show throughout the
evening.
In
the pedigree section there were five classes for bulls and six classes for
heifers followed by the Commercial section with four classes including
junior commercial steer and junior female followed by male and female
suckled calf classes.
The
Commercial Championships were sponsored this year again by Fane Valley and
they were not disappointed with the result; K C Veitch’s herd took the
championship with a superb animal and Alan and Kenneth Veitch were presented
with the McAllister Trophy, with Jack Smyth taking the reserve place in the
commercial section of the show.
animals would come to
contest the Supreme Female Championship. The overall Supreme
Female title went to an
exceptional heifer Glencoe Elegance sired by Ashleigh Victor,
owned by Mrs Valerie McDonald and the McDonald family was presented with the
Omagh District Council Desmond Anderson Cup presented by council Chairman Mr
Frankie Donnelly. The reserve champion was to Ratoary Floss sired by
Simpsons Gregg and owned by Sean McGovern Clogher.
The
commentator for the evening was Mr Adam Breen who had a busy stint on the
microphone, with assistance from stewards and officials. Adam introduced and
thanked the many sponsors who attended the show to present the winning
rosettes and trophies.
Mr
Martin Donaghy club member and chairman of the British Society proposed a
vote of thanks to all who had worked so hard to make the show such a success
and especially thanked all the exhibitors for presenting their animals so
professionally.
In
the pedigree section we are indebted to A N Irwin, Parkview Veterinary
Clinic, Balcas Brites, Western Farm Enterprises, Gortin, Draperstown and
Lisahally Livestock Marts, McClelland’s Livestock Mart, Dungannon Farmers
Mart, Donnelly Quarries, Natural
Nutrition, Teemore Engineering, and the pedigree Junior Intermediate and
Senior Male and Female championship is sponsored by the British Charolais
Cattle Society.
The
show catalogue was sponsored by Derek Loane Motors Aughnacloy.
Animax sponsored the young handlers section and presented a new cup to the
club.
We
also pay tribute to JJ Donnelly & Sons Fintona who supply the gates in the
main arena to PRO Hire Service for supplying Power Washers and to JB Plant
Hire for supplying crowd control barriers for the show.
CLASS RESULTS:
Bulls born on or between 1st January 2010 and 30th April 2010
Sponsored by AN Irwin Animal Feeds
2, MR A QUIGLEY - MULLINVEIGH FIGARO s.BURRADON TALISMAN. d.EMMRBROOK OVERTURE 98
3, S & A MCKENNA
-
BALLYOAK FELIX
s.DUNLON ULICK.
d.SHROID CELINE
Bulls born on or between 1st July 2010 and 31st August 2010
2, S & A BELLEW - KILTYBANE FRANCIS s.KILTYBANE BARON. d.BURNSIDE TI
2, Mr S McKENNA –LISCORRAN GOLIATH
S.DOONALLY NEW. D. KILLADEAS
BEULAH
Sponsored by Donnelly Quarries
1, MR S
SOMERVILLE - BALLYREAGH EILSA. s.FURY ACTION.
d.BALLYREAGH TRICIA.
Heifers born on or between 1st July 2009 and 31st December 2009
Sponsored by balcas brites
2, MR S MCGOVERN - RATOARY EBONY s.ASHLEIGH
VICTOR ET. d.DEERFIN TOPUP.
2, H C STUBBS - DERRYHARNEY FANCYPANTS s.DERRYHARNEY DREAMER. d.DERRYHARNEY ACE
3, L A
RICHARDSON & SONS - HILLVIEWFARM FAIRY ET s.OLDSTONE EGBERT. d.DRUMILLY
TINKERBELL.
Heifers born on or between 1st
September 2010 and 31st Dec 2010
Heifers born on or between 1st
January 2011 and 30th April 2011
2, H C STUBBS - DERRYHARNEY GOLDSTAR s.DERRYHARNEY OUTSTANDING. d.DERRYHARNEY DAFFODIL
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COMMERCIAL CLASSES
(Animals must be Halter Led)
Class 12 Sponsored by Linden Foods
Junior commercial steer showing no hard teeth.
1.
Nigel Cochrane
2. D&A McCrea
3. Jack Smyth
4. Harold Crawford
5. Eoin Loughran
Class 13 – Sponsored by S and M Engineering
Junior commercial female showing no hard teeth
1.
KC Veitch
2. Jack Smyth
3. Finnegan Livestock
Class 14 – Sponsored by Bothwell farm Supplies
Suckled calf, male, born in 2011
1.
Alexander & McAfee
2.
O’Kane Bros.
3.
O’Kane Bros.
4.
Alexander & McAfee
5.
Alexander & McAfee
Class 15 –Sponsored by McGirr Haulage
Suckled calf, female, born in 2011
1.
Clive Hoey
2.
Eoin Loughran
3.
Alexander & McAfee
4.
O’Kane Bros.
Commercial Championship
Sponsored by FANE VALLEY
Champion KC Veitch
Res. Champion Jack Smyth
2011 YOUNG HANDLER COMPETITION
Class 16 - Entrant under 17 years on day of Show.
1. Caoimhe McGovern
2. Eimear McGovern
3. Jack Smyth
4. Kyle Crawford
5. Kyra Crawford
6 Christopher Crawford
Class 17- Entrants 17 years to 21 years on day of Show
1. Alan Burleigh
2. Clodagh McGovern
3. Peter Somerville
4. Nicole Hughes
NI CHAMPION YOUNG HANDLER -Alan
Burleigh
NI RES CHAMPION YOUNG HANDLER -Caoimh McGovern
IMPRESSIVE
CHAROLAIS SPECTACULAR AT FINTONA
The fine autumn
weather added to the warm atmosphere and magnificent view of the spectacular
cream colour of almost 150
Charolais cattle against the green mature trees, blue skies and picturesque
parkland of the Ecclesville Centre at Fintona last Friday afternoon.
Supreme Female
Champion Cloverhill Diana, winner of the Omagh District Council Desmond
Anderson Trophy owned by WJ&AK Irwin pictured with Omagh District Council
Chairman, Declan McAleer and children Tarloch and Rioghnach
The event
commenced with the first ever Young Handlers Competition, with young people
proudly displaying their animals in true colours. Albert Connolly had a
difficult task deciding the winners, ably assisted by son David and daughter
Maggie McQuiston who gave an excellent commentary on the proceedings.
The second class
18-21years, also went to the McGovern Family, Clodagh took home the winning
rosette, with Nicole Hughes coming a close second. The overall champion of
the young handlers event went to Eimear McGovern with Alan Burleigh coming a
close reserve. Sandra Cochrane Chairperson of NI Charolais Club commented
“Twenty two young people participated and this is testimony of the interest
young people have in Charolais cattle and becoming involved in the handling
of animals within the Charolais Club. This is the beginning of what could
become a major event in its own right. I would like to thank Albert Connolly
and family for helping to organise this event for our young people”
In
the end the senior female champion was WJ&AK Irwin Drumquin, with homebred
Cloverhill Diana sired by Burradon Talisman went
on to win the supreme female champion and the Desmond Anderson
Trophy.
Reserve Senior
female was awarded to S & D Bothwell, Enniksillen with Killadeas Edith sired
by Dunlon Ulick.
Intermediate
Female Champion was awarded to S&R Thompson, Newry with Altnaveigh Eclipse,
sired by Maerdy Impeccible, a first time at a show and has much potential.
Reserve was from the Aghyoule herd, Derrylin,Aghyoule Edna ET, sired by
Doonally New and owned by Mr V Wilson.
The junior female
champion Cornascriebe Flo, sired by
Thrunton Voldemort owned by JA
Watson & Son earned the reserve supreme female champion of the evening.
The reserve junior
female went to Robert McWilliams Maghera showing Stranagone Fawn ET sired by
Ashleigh Victor.
Senior Bull award
went to S&D Bothwell, Enniskillen, Killadeas Egbert, sired by Dunlon Ulick
and fresh from winning awards at the Cydectin Championships.
Reserve went to H
C Stubbs, Lisnaskea with Mealmore Enzo,bred by Seamus O’Concheanainn and
sired by Pirate.
The reserve
Intermediate bull was won by Robert McWilliams, Maghera with Stranagone Eric
by Dingle Hofmeister and this fine bull went on to win the reserve supreme
champion of the show.
After winning the
Young Handlers Competition the McGovern girls proved that the Rataory Herd
had the winning factor with Rataory Eliminator, an Ashleigh Victor son
winning the Intermediate Bull Class and going on to win the Supreme Champion
of the Show and the Robert Scott Shield.
.The junior bull
went to H C Stubbs Lisnaskea with Derryharney Fantastic sired by Thrunton
Fantastic.
Reserve going to
Sean McGovern for Ratoary Ferguson ET, son of Oldstone Egbert.
The male suckled
calf born in 2010 was won by DMcKenna, Clogher and O’Kane Brothers Carnlough
came reserve.
The reserve female
suckled calf in born in 2010 went to D McKenna Clogher with Goldie.
Mr Richard
O’Beirne, Tuam Co
Commentator, Adam
Breen kept everyone in touch with the
judging decisions and the proceedings of the evening. He thanked Omagh
District Council for their excellent facilities at Eccleville, also the
British Charolais Society, without these two main sponsors the National
Charolais Show could not take place.
Sponsored by British Charolais Cattle
Society
Reserve
– S & D Bothwell,
Enniskillen, Killadeas Edith
Reserve –
V
Reserve –R
McWilliams Maghera, Stranagone Fawn ET
Reserve –H C Stubbs, Lisnaskea, Mealmore Enzo
Intermediate Bull Champion -
Sean McGovern, Clogher, Rataory Eliminator
Reserve
– R McWilliams, Maghera, Stranagone Eric
Reserve –
John McBride, Strabane – Moorlough Chico
Reserve –Mr & Mrs JA Watson Portadown, Cornascriebe Flo
Reserve –
R McWilliams Maghera, Stranagone Eric
Sponsored
by
Commercial Champion
-
J Alexander &
McAfee Bros Bushmills, Bushmills Bruiser Reserve – Gerard Law, Aughnacloy,
Sam Thompson Newry
pictured with Altinaveigh Eclipse ET, intermediate female champion at
Fintona Show along with Ryan Donnelly of Donnelly Quarries Ardmore
Pedigree Judge Alwyn
Rees, pictured with Reserve Supreme Male Champion, Stranagone Eric, owner
Robert McWilliams, David Benson
Chief Executive British Charolais Society and Pearce McWilliams
John Watson
with Cornascriebe Flo reserve supreme female champion and James McBride, NI
Charolais Club
David Bothwell
with Killadeas Edith, reserve female champion pictured with Paula Keelagher
of Balcas Brites, Class sponsor
Class winner
and senior bull champion Killadeas Egbert owned by S&D Bothwell Enniskillen
along with Ashley Crawford of A N Irwin Feeds, class sponsor
H C Stubbs, Lisnaskea with Derryharney Fantastic, junior bull champion along with
handler Alan Burleigh
Ratoary
Eliminator owned by Sean
McGovern Clogher, with handler,
Clodagh McGovern, Jack Maguire and Robert Wright of Natural Nutrition class
sponsor
Mr & Mrs JA
Watson pictured with the reserve supreme female champion Cornascriebe Flo,
along with David Benson British Charolais Society and Elizabeth Watson
Toffee owned
by
Young handler
reserve champion, Alan Burleigh along with Sam Thompson Animax health
products class sponsor of the junior young handlers class at Fintona Show
Clodagh
McGovern Senior champion at young handlers competition at Fintona Show along
with judge Albert Connolly
Eimear McGovern
junior and overall champion of the young handlers class at Fintona Show,
James
Alexander and Colin McAfee with their commercial champion, Bushmills
Bruiser, winning the McAllister Livestock Trophy, along with
Richard Law
pictured with his reserve champion commercial Charolais and Ben Sinnamon of
Harold Bothwell of Bothwell Farm Supplies sponsor pictured with winning suckled
male calf owned by Declan McKenna, Clogher
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