2018 Auction Results for the Champions and Reserve Champions
The Champion, sponsored by the Nare Hotel, was won by L Calcraft (for the third year out of four) with “Midnight”, a Belgian Blue cross Limousin cross, weighing 648kg and sold for £4.00/kg to James Kittow Butcher and Grazier of Kilhallon and Fowey.
The Reserve Champion, sponsored by Mole Valley Farmers, was won by J Sluggett with “Tank”, a Limousin cross Limousin cross, weighing 712kg and sold for £3.60/kg to Pearce Butchers of St Austell.
The Local Champion, sponsored by Lodge and Thomas, was won by C and R Withers with “Oreo”, a Limousin cross Limousin cross heifer, weighing 634kg and sold for £4.00/kg to M Yates and Sons of Newquay.
The Reserve Local Champion, sponsored by RJ Trevarthen, was won by SJ and SM Ward with “Homer”, a South Devon steer, weighing 670kg and sold for £4.30/kg to RJ Trevarthen.
The Champion pair of lambs sponsored by JC Harfoot Machinery and Rosettes of Quality, was won by A and A Pedrick. They weighed 50.5kg and sold for £230 to JVR butchers.
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Truro Christmas Primestock Show 2022![]()
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The management committee of the Truro Christmas Primestock and Produce Society are pleased to announce that, on Wednesday 7th December, the committee, with the support of Lodge and Thomas, will coordinate the Primestock Show at the Truro Cattle Market. The Society are delighted to resume the domestic section. ![]()
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Tanya Thomas, who farms near Tresillian is the Show Chairman, having been Secretary of the show for the past 10 years, said “After two years hosting only livestock, the Committee are delighted to go back to having a full Primestock Show, with cattle, sheep, farm produce including commercial vegetables, domestic and even sloe gin!”![]()
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The show has like all events, suffered from Covid cancellations. For the previous two years the show has been for cattle and sheep only, one of the only shows to continue. The show organisers now feel the time is right to once again coordinate a full show, and welcome members of the public to see the best Cornish farming can produce.![]()
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Show President Armorel Carlyon said “This show allows exhibitors to show their fabulous cattle and sheep and give the opportunity to local butchers to purchase prize winning animals so their customers may purchase the best of Cornish beef and lamb in time for Christmas”.![]()
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The show committee are in talks to bring the show back to Truro City Centre for 2023, but feel that a full show in 2022 at the Truro Cattle market is more of an exciting option than a partial show on Lemon Quay.![]()
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Look out for the show schedule of all classes during mid-September. #truroprimestockshow #truro #truroprimestock #trurocattlemarket #cornishagriculture #whatsonincornwall #whatsonincornwall2022 #december2022 #showday
Truro Christmas Primestock Show 2022![]()
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The management committee of the Truro Christmas Primestock and Produce Society are pleased to announce that, on Wednesday 7th December, the committee, with the support of Lodge and Thomas, will coordinate the Primestock Show at the Truro Cattle Market. The Society are delighted to resume the domestic section. ![]()
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Tanya Thomas, who farms near Tresillian is the Show Chairman, having been Secretary of the show for the past 10 years, said “After two years hosting only livestock, the Committee are delighted to go back to having a full Primestock Show, with cattle, sheep, farm produce including commercial vegetables, domestic and even sloe gin!”![]()
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The show has like all events, suffered from Covid cancellations. For the previous two years the show has been for cattle and sheep only, one of the only shows to continue. The show organisers now feel the time is right to once again coordinate a full show, and welcome members of the public to see the best Cornish farming can produce.![]()
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Show President Armorel Carlyon said “This show allows exhibitors to show their fabulous cattle and sheep and give the opportunity to local butchers to purchase prize winning animals so their customers may purchase the best of Cornish beef and lamb in time for Christmas”.![]()
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The show committee are in talks to bring the show back to Truro City Centre for 2023, but feel that a full show in 2022 at the Truro Cattle market is more of an exciting option than a partial show on Lemon Quay.![]()
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Look out for the show schedule of all classes during mid-September.
Truro Primestock is holding their AGM on Tuesday 19th April at 7.30pm at St Erme Community Centre. ![]()
Everybody is welcome
Devon farmers do the double at Truro Primestock Show
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The Cornish farming showpiece hasn't been held in its usual format on Lemon Quay since 2019
Thank you to everyone without your entries, sponsorship and community support this show would have not of gone ahead. We hope you enjoyed Truro Primestock Show and Congratulations to all our winners. ![]()
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