Beauty Hill Katie with Owner Albert Baxter and Handler Judith Baxter of Beauty Hill Pedigrees Newtownstewart Co.Tyrone, winners of Class 627 Heifer Born in 2021 during the 2023 Balmoral Show.JMG6
CROWDS of competitors and spectators from across Tyrone were among the thousands who flocked to the largest event in the North’s agricultural calendar, the 154th Balmoral Show.
Once again, Tyrone names were prominent among the prizewinners in the wide range of categories at the four-day event, which took place from last Wednesday until Saturday at the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Lisburn.
As always, the show offered something for everyone – from prizewinning livestock, an unrivalled array of trade stands, the mouth-watering NI Food & Drink Pavilion showcasing the very best of local produce to family entertainment and attractions.
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Livestock remained at the heart of the show, with entries from over 3,000 head of livestock across all livestock, equine and showjumping classes.
Valerie McConnell, Newtownstewart W.I with Lorna McClure, members of the W.I Home and Garden Committee during the 2023 Balmoral Show.JMG4
Beauty Hill Katie with Owner Albert Baxter and Handler Judith Baxter of Beauty Hill Pedigrees Newtownstewart Co.Tyrone, winners of Class 627 Heifer Born in 2021 during the 2023 Balmoral Show.JMG6
Olivia Roulston from Drumquin Co.Tyrone on Aisling Doherty's Mare Sydney PMD in action during the Spillers 6&7 Year-Old Championship at Balmoral Park.JMG3
Baillie and Scarlett, with their Rosette-winning Texel Sheep owned by their Father, Gary Beacom, during the 2023 Balmoral Show.JMG5
Baillie and Scarlett, with their Rosette-winning Texel Sheep owned by their Father, Gary Beacom, during the 2023 Balmoral Show.JMG5
Ryan Boyd of Blue Frog Shavings Omagh, Sponsors of the 5-Year-Old Championship at Balmoral Park, congratulated winner Meagan McGettigan on William Lapsley's Mare Altaskin Cassie.JMG7
Handler Adrian Lucis with William Taits Suffolk Ram Lamb competed in Class 101 Ram Lamb Born in 2023 at Balmoral Show on Wednesday.JMG1
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