Who were the winners at Balmoral Show 2023?

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:

Dairy winners at Balmoral

Inter-Breed classes

Holstein Classes

Dairy Shorthorn classes

Jersey classes

Dairy Young Handlers’ classes

Beef

Inter-Breed classes

Aberdeen Angus classes

Hereford classes

Balmoral Show 2023 recorded its highest ever number of Hereford cattle entries
Balmoral Show 2023 recorded its highest ever number of Hereford cattle entries

Charolais classes

Simmental classes

Limousin classes

British Blonde classes

Belgian Blue classes

Salers’ classes

Beef Shorthorn classes

Dexter classes

Moiled classes

Sheep at Balmoral

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

Reserve Suffock female champion Suffolk Norman Robinson with Sponsor Heather Pennington form ABP at The Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS) Balmoral Show held in partnership with Ulster Bank.
Reserve Suffock female champion Suffolk Norman Robinson with Sponsor Heather Pennington form ABP at The Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS) Balmoral Show held in partnership with Ulster Bank.

North Country Cheviot classes

Minority breed classes

Rouge classes

Suffolk classes

Texel classes

Valais Blacknose classes

Zwartbles’ classes

Pigs

Large White classes

Traditional breed classes

Goats

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