Llangadog dog show raised funds for Lluest Horse and Pony Trust

A charity dog show was held at Llangadog’s Glanbran Fields on Sunday, July 9 to raise money for Lluest Horse and Pony Trust.

There were two sets of classes that dog owners could enter their beloved pets in – the pedigree classes and the novelty classes.

The pedigree classes were held under Kennel Club regulations.

In the pedigree classes, there were a number of categories including Any Variety Puppy (six-12 months), Any Variety Terrier, Any Variety Hound, Any Variety Gundog, Any Variety Pastoral, Any Variety Toy, Any Variety Working, Any Variety Open, and Best in Show (Pedigree Class).

In the novelty classes, there were a number of categories including Best Crossbreed, Best Rescue, Most Handsome Dog, Prettiest Bitch, Happiest Puppy (four-12 months), Best Child Handler (up to age 14), Fancy Dress, Dog Most Like its Owner, The Waggiest Tail, and Judges Favourite.

The classes were judged by Jenny Childs.

Ammanford’s Sharon Carter’s Border Collie Jilly won Best in Show. James Ellis from Cross Hands was named Best Child Handler 2for his work with Lurcher Jed. Dog Ginny won the Fancy Dress class, with her French outfit.

See some of the photos below.

Kevin Davies with Guy, the Italian greyhound. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

One of the fancy dress entrants. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

James Ellis won Best Child Handler with lurcher Jed (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Mari Morris' labrador Starla won Supreme Best in Show (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Llanwrda's Beth Davies with spaniels Sali Mali and Betty Boo (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Sharon Carter, from Ammanford, with her border collie Jilly which won Best in Show. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Ginny won the fancy dress competiton. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Louise Brooks and chow pei Buster. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Katie Knight and Evie Rowlands with pomsky Skye. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Llinos Davies from Llangadog with Welsh Collie Jess (Image: Stuart Ladd)