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From 1st November 2023, the fee for registering males with the BWMSBA will increase to £20 per head. Pedigree certificates will no longer be optional and all registered animals will be provided with the relevant paperwork. New forms will be posted here at the beginning of November.  The current fee of £15 (£16 with a certificate) will continue until the end of October so if you want to take adva...

Show Results Shearling Ewes 1 Bethan Davies       2 M & D Evans     3 D & R Rowlands   4 EO Williamss Pair of Ewe Lambs 1 W Workman   2 D Roberts   3 K Davies & D Jones Ewe Lamb 1 P Moyle   2 M & D Evans 3 P Moyle   4 D & S Hayward Aged Ram 1 M & M Jones   2 S Forsyth   3 EW Williams   4 M & M Pearce Shearling Ram  1 Bethan Davies   2 EO Williams   3 I & J Jones   4 l & I Evans Ram Lam...

The BWMSBA Young Handler class was as well supported as ever. THe most imprssive thing is the standard of the young people taking part and the profesionalism theys how in the way they conduct themselves and handle the sheep. It bodes well for the future of the breed. Many thank to former BWMSBA Chairman John Griffiths and his sister, for judging.  Congratulations to Ffion Evans for also winning ...

There was a fantastic turnout of BWM sheep at the Royal Welsh Show - high quality stock in abundance and some very large classes to be got through. Judge, Mr Macolm McCaull rose to the challenge and spent nearly 5 hours sorting them out.  More pictures to follow next week but in the meantime, full results below. Above: Breed Champion and winning Aged Ram Garnview tup exhibited by Edd Williams...

All members who've paid their 2023 subscription should receive an email inviting them to attend the AGM on Thursday 11th May so check your junk/spam folders if it's not in your inbox, or an agenda in the post.   If you receive neither, you probably haven't paid your subs. ...

 There will be another new points award for 2023, this time focused on our younger members. It will be open to BWMSBA Junior members, both those who have their own flocks and also to those who don’t but are involved with parents or family flocks. All sheep being shown must be in the ownership of currently paid up BWMSBA members. The aim of the competition is to encourage the next generation to ...