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2026 Premier Show and Sale Report

By Emma McAvoy

19th September 2026
Rugby Farmers’ Mart
Judge: J Bradley

Leading the trade at the 2026 Premier Show and Sale was Rhos Nick, the supreme and male champion from Mrs R G Pugh, bought by Mr Connor Colinswood for 750gns. In the pre-sale show, J.M Jeyes & Family won the reserve male rosette with their shearling ram, Lawford Roger, who had many other successes in the 2026 showing season.

Mr M N Jones dominated the female classes including the group of three ewe lamb class, as well as first and second places in the ewe lamb class and first place in shearling ewe class. Their shearling ewe was awarded female champion, and ewe lamb was reserve female champion.

Shearling ewes sold to 320gns from M N Jones, followed by the female champion at 290gns. Ewe lambs from M N Jones sold to 220gns and ewes sold to 130gns from Mr & Mrs Campbell-Hill.

Topping the ram lambs were M N Jones’ Glanmor Stig and J Evans’ Springwood Jonty, both sold at 340gns. The reserve male champion, Lawford Roger, from J.M. Jeyes & Family topped the shearling rams at 520gns, followed by Glanmor Ranger from M N Jones at 500gns. Aged rams were sold to 750gns for the supreme champion, Rhos Nick from Mrs R G Pugh and was followed by 460gns for Nant Sage from W Roberts.

The Phillip Smith Tankard for the most points in the show classes was awarded to Matthew Jones, Glanmor flock.

Our thanks go to the judge Jonathan Bradley, to steward Stuart Brodie, to the vendors, buyers and members who supported the show and sale and to Rugby Farmers Mart for hosting our sale.  

AVERAGES
Shearling Ewes
43 averaging £194.05 selling to £336

Ewe Lambs
11 averaging £162.27 selling to £231

Ewes
3 averaging £129.50 selling to £136.50

Ram Lambs
9 averaging £260.17 selling to £357

Shearling Ram
5 averaging £338.10 selling to £546

Rams
7 averaging £303 selling to £787.50

Emma McAvoy

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    About the Wiltshire Horn Sheep Society

    The Wiltshire Horn Sheep Society exists to promote, preserve and improve the Wiltshire Horn breed, to define the breed standard and record pedigrees. It came into being on the 13th January 1923, when 40 farmers and breeders met in the Grand Hotel, Northampton to put the  breed onto “sound pedigree lines”. The meeting concluded with the establishment of  the “Wiltshire or Western Horn Sheep Breeders Association”, together with the flock book, a constitution and a managing council. 22 attendees joined on the spot and paid their first annual subscription: 1 guinea ! Today the Society organises … Read More

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    The Wiltshire Horn sheep is the original no-shearing sheep: the traditional choice for the 21st century.  It has the strengths of a native lowland breed, combined with low maintenance and low input costs, and has the ability to meet the most stringent requirements of the modern sheep industry, in both the commercial and … Read More

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