Supreme Champion judge praises standard of entries at Royal Manx
The standard of livestock being bred by Manx farmers is improving all the time.
That's from the judge of the Supreme Champion contest at this year's Royal Manx Agricultural Show.
Robert Kennedy picked the Quayle family's in-calf Limousin cow for the top prize at the two-day event.
He says the high quality was noticeable across all categories:
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