This year’s Balmoral Show saw 3,000 animals taking to the show rings, the largest entry of animals ever recorded for the event.
Adding to the significance of the show is the fact that an increasing number of breeders from across the island of Ireland now see Balmoral as a premier venue and want to compete there.
All of this has been made possible courtesy of the investment made by the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society in new facilities and the commitment of its staff to meet the exact needs of livestock breeders.
A full breakdown of the livestock showing winners at Balmoral Show is as follows:
Inter-Breed classes
Holstein Classes
Dairy Shorthorn classes
Jersey classes
Dairy Young Handlers’ classes
Inter-Breed classes
Aberdeen Angus classes
Hereford classes
Charolais classes
Simmental classes
Limousin classes
British Blonde classes
Belgian Blue classes
Salers’ classes
Beef Shorthorn classes
Dexter classes
Moiled classes
Inter-breed classes
Badger face Texels
Beltex classes
Berrichon classes
Bleu du Maine classes
Blue Texel classes
Bluefaced Leicester classes
Charollais classes
Dorset Horn and Poll classes
Dutch Spotted classes
Hampshire Down classes
Ile de France classes
Jacob classes
Kerryhill classes
North Country Cheviot classes
Minority breed classes
Rouge classes
Suffolk classes
Texel classes
Valais Blacknose classes
Zwartbles’ classes
Large White classes
Traditional breed classes