Gosford Show 2019 – Results

N.Ireland Irish Moiled National show 2019 hosted by the RBSTNI at Gosford Forest Park

Junior Irish Moiled heifer wins Interbreed title at RBSTNI show

The N. Ireland Irish Moiled Cattle Society’s national show hosted by the RBSTNI at Gosford forest park saw one of the largest turnouts of Irish Moiled cattle out on the show circuit this year. The junior heifer of Nigel Edwards and Michelle McCauley (N & M Moilies), Curraghnakeely Bluebell that had been previously exhibited at six different shows, had never been beaten in her class, continued her winning streak at the national show by clinching the Irish Moiled overall champion title under the well-known breed judge Derek Steen from Scotland, after winning a strong class of maiden heifers and taking the junior breed championship on her way to the national title. Success continued for this young heifer when she won the junior interbreed derby championship under interbreed judge Leslie Hood of Ballymena and was crowned supreme overall interbreed cattle champion of the RBSTNI show 2019 under a trio of breed judges – Derek Steen, Mike Frazer and Leslie Hood.  

Robert Boyle of Millisle had also a very successful day with his stylish homebred Irish Moiled autumn born heifer calf Beechmount Ann, taking the reserve overall breed champion spot as well as winning the calf breed championship and the interbreed calf derby championship.

Judge Derek Steen was full of praise for his overall champion and reserve champion choices which he tapped out of the final championship line-up ahead of the senior champion, a powerful homebred senior heifer, Mountain-view Olivia Jane owned by Brian Mc Crory of Dromore.

The cow class saw a classy homebred cow of Robert Davis of Templepatrick, Ballyvesey Joan with a typically coloured heifer calf at foot awarded first place. Second place went to Andrew McConnell (Glenfeld Irish Moileds) of Broughshane with an in-calf cow, Mullaghcarton Laura bred by Victor Campbell of Lisburn and third place went to Brian O’Kane of Martinstown with his home bred Ravelglen Shelly cow with a heifer calf at foot.

The senior heifer class, a toughly contested class was won `by new breeder Brian McCrory with a very powerful in-calf heifer Mountain-view Olivia Jane, the eventual senior champion. Second prize went to Andrew McConnell with Derrypark Rose, bred by J. Magill of Larne.  Brian McCrory also took third place with another homebred heifer, Mountain-view Ella Louise

The Junior heifer class that consisted of a strong entry was won by the outstanding heifer of Nigel Edwards and Michelle McCauley, Curraghnakeely Bluebell, the eventual junior breed champion and the overall breed champion. Second place went to Alanna Bloomer of Dungannon for her heifer, Beechmount Halley who went on to be awarded the reserve junior breed champion spot. Third place went to Brian McCrory with his homebred heifer, Mountain-view Louise.

The senior bull class was won by Brian O’Kane with his perfectly balanced homebred 3 yr old bull, Ravelglen Rocky who went on to be awarded reserve senior champion. Second place went to Rachel Armour of Maghera with Curraghnakeely Pokemon a 5 yr old bull bred by Nigel Edwards.

The Junior bull class was won by Brian O’Kane with a promising homebred bull Ravelglen Ruben, Nigel Edwards and Michelle McCauley took second place with Glassdrummond Brexiter, a young bull bred by Sam Smiley of Ballynahinch.

The bull calf class was won by Robert Boyle with a homebred, shapely, autumn-born bull calf, Beechmount Magnar, who went on to be awarded reserve breed calf champion. Second place went to Brian O’Kane with a growthy autumn-born bull calf, Deerpark Declan bred by Mary Reid of Ballymena.  

The heifer calf class was the largest class of the day and was won by Robert Boyle with a homebred, very stylish, autumn-born heifer calf Beechmount Ann, the eventual breed calf champion and reserve overall breed champion. Second place went to Brian O’Kane with an autumn born heifer calf Carn Tochair Bidi bred by Niall O’Kane of Maghera. Third place went to Robert Davis with a homebred, spring-born heifer calf, Ballyvesey Nesta.

The pairs class was won by Brian McCrory with a ‘heavy-weight’ pair of senior heifers. Second place went to Alanna Bloomer with a stylish pair of junior heifers. Third place went to Andrew McConnell with his senior heifer and in-calf cow pair.

It was a fantastic day for the Irish Moiled breed winning the supreme overall interbreed cattle title a long with other interbreed successes for the Irish Moiled breed which included Robert Boyle winning interbreed derby champion calf with Beechmount Ann,  Rachel Armour winning the interbreed derby pair championship with her stock bull Curraghnakeely Pokemon and maiden heifer Ravelglen Anne and also Rachel won reserve champion in the interbreed calf derby with a heifer calf Beagh Belle and Brian O’Kane won reserve junior interbreed derby with Ravelglen Ruben.

The Irish Moiled Cattle Society would like to thank the RBSTNI committee for putting on a superb show, the Dorman family for their excellent stewarding, to Maggie McQuiston for her commentary on the breed throughout the day, to Judges – Derek Steen, Gordon Hood and Mike Frazer, they had a very busy day also to William McElroy for taking photos and finally but not least a special mention to all the exhibitors who had turned out cattle to the highest standard making it a fantastic shop window for onlookers interested in the breed.


Curraghnakeely Bluebell, Junior Champion, Overall Breed Champion, Junior Interbreed Derby Champion and overall Cattle Champion of the Show from N & M Moilies


Overall Reserve Champion and Calf Calf Champion Beechmount Ann from Robert Boyle




Reserve Junior Champion, Beechmount Halley from Alana Bloomer


Cow Champion Ballyvessy Joan


Senior Champion Mountain-view Olivia Jane from Briam McCrory


Senior Bull Champion and Reserve Senior Champion Rave;glen Rocky from Brian O’Kane






Reserve Calf Champion Beechmount Magnar Beechmount


Junior Bull Ravelglen Ruben from Brian O’Kane




Champion Pair Brian McCrory

Results

Cow Class
1st; Robert Davis –Ballyvesey Joan
2nd; Glenfield Irish Moiled’s– Mullagghcarton Laura
3rd Brian O’Kane – Ravelglen Shelly

Senior Heifer Class
1st; Brian Mc Crory – Mountain-vew Olivia Jane
2nd; Glenfield Irish Moiled’s – Derrypark Rose
3rd; Brian Mc Crory – Mountain-view Ella Louise

Junior Heifer Class
1st; N. & M. Moilies – Curraghnakeely Bluebell
2nd Alana Bloomer – Beechmount Halley
3rd; Brian Mc Crory – Mountain-view Louise

Senior Bull Class
1st; Brian O’Kane – Ravelglen Rocky
2nd; Rachel Armour – Curraghnakeely Pokemon

Junior Bull class
1st; Brian O’Kane – Ravelglen Ruben
2nd; N & M Moilies – Glassdrummond Brexiteer

Bull Calf class
1st; Robert Boyle – Beechmount Magnar
2nd; Brian O’Kane – Deerpark Declan

Heifer calf class
1st; Robert Boyle – Beechmount Ann
2nd; Brian O’Kane – Carn Tochair Bidi
3rd; Robert Davis – Ballyvesey Nesta

Pairs class
1st; Brian Mc Crory
2nd; Alana Bloomer
3rd; Glenfield Irish Moiled’s

Young Handler class
Champion – Robert Mc Connell
Reserve Champion – Alana Bloomer

Overall Irish Moiled breed champion;
N. & M. Moilies – Curraghnakeely Bluebell

Reserve Irish Moiled breed champion;
Robert Boyle – Beechmount Ann

Senior breed champion;
Brian Mc Crory – Mountain-vew Olivia Jane

Reserve senior champion;
Brian O’Kane – Ravelglen Rocky

Junior breed champion;
N. & M. Moilies – Curraghnakeely Bluebell

Reserve Junior Champion;
Alana Bloomer – Beechmount Halley

Calf breed champion;
Robert Boyle – Beechmount Ann

Reserve calf champion;
Robert Boyle – Beechmount Magnar

Interbreed Success for Irish Moiled’s

Junior Interbreed Derby
Champion – N. & M. Moilies – Curraghnakeely Bluebell
Reserve Champion; Brian O’Kane – Ravelglen Ruben

Calf Interbreed Derby
Champion; Robert Boyle – Beechmount Ann
Reserve Champion; Rachel Armour – Beagh Belle

Interbreed Pairs
Champion; Rachel Armour with Curraghnakeely Pokemon and Ravelglen Anne
Overall Supreme Interbreed cattle championship
N & M Moilies – Curraghnakeely Bluebell

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