We look at the inter-breeds from six notable shows across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.ÌýÌý
The cattle pictured below were all inter-breed champions at their relevant show. Ìý
Who is your favourite champion from the 2023 show season?
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BalmoralÌý Ìý
Damm Tatoo Sallie from Martin Ìý
Supreme champion in the dairy rings at Balmoral show was the Holstein champion Damm Tatoo Sallie, a VG89 cow in milk from husband and wife Martin and Cyrill Millar, Londonderry .ÌýÌý
The second calver was purchased by the Millar family at last years Northern Ireland summer sizzler sale, from David and George Simpson, Lisburn for 18,500gns, a record price on the day.ÌýÌý
Out of Damm Goldsun Sallie, the champion gave 9,500kg in her first lactation andis currently giving 50kg daily fresh into her second lactation.ÌýÌý
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Royal CornwallÌý Ìý
Cardinney Bontino Winner 3 EX92 Ìý
In the Royal Cornwall dairy section, the Jersey claimed top honours.ÌýÌý
This was Cardinney Bontino Winner 3 EX92, sired by Carnbrae Bontino and exhibited by Rosmary, James, Shelly and Sophia Warren who are based in Penzance. She was which on her first outing of the summer and is producing 38kg daily.ÌýÌýÌýÌý
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Three CountiesÌý Ìý
Glanmor Levi Okapi Ìý
In the dairy rings for the second year running at the Three Counties show, the supreme award went to the any other breed champion, the Guernsey 2018-born Glanmor Levi Okapi, a third calver from Michael Dawes, Banbury. Ìý
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Royal Highland Ìý
Eedy Crushabull Acclaim
Holstein champion Eedy Crushabull Acclaim clinched the inter-breed dairy title at this year's Royal Highland Show.Ìý
From father and son duo, Brian and Michael Yates, of Logan Holsteins, Castle Douglas, the second calver was bought privately last year from Robert and Jason Helen, Southern Ireland.ÌýÌý
Shown giving 55kg daily, the VG89 cow was crowned super heifer at Agriscot in 2022, as well as taking home the reserve supreme championship at this year's Dairy Expo.ÌýÌý
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Great YorkshireÌý Ìý
Churchroyd Bronte Wildeyes 51Ìý
It was the Dairy Shorthorn champion Churchroyd Bronte Wildeyes 51, a fourth calver from the Collins family, Dewsbury, which scooped the dairy inter-breed championship and the best exhibitor bred award at the Great Yorkshire Show.ÌýÌý
No stranger to the titles, the seven-year-old cow in-milk also took home the inter-breed championship at the Great Yorkshire Show in 2021 and claimed the championship at Dairy Day the same year.ÌýÌý
Royal WelshÌý Ìý
Windyridge Tequila DiamondÌý
It was the Jersey champion, which was the choice of judge, Mark Logan, Northern Ireland to take the supreme dairy titleÌýÌý
This was Windyridge Tequila Diamond by Towevue Prime Tequila out of Shellen Connection Diamond from Emma and Philip Manning Shrewsbury. The seventh calver which is giving 38kg daily was also breed champion at the show in 2018 and breed champion at Dairy Day the same year and had not been shown since.ÌýÌý
















