For
the first time in about 20 years an Anglo Nubian has won
the Supreme Champion Doe at the Royal Melbourne Show.
"I feel sick in
the stomach!" was the reply from an elated Sandy
Green of Killara-Ram Anglo Nubian Dairy Goat Stud in
Pearcedale Victoria when asked how she felt a couple of
minutes after the reality of her win had sunk in.
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Supreme Champion Doe Killara Ram
Banidah
with Judge Peter Ross and owner breeder Sandy
Green.
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The lineup for best vessel.
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Champion Anglo Nubian Doe
Killara-Ram Banidah
with owner breeder Sandy Green.
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Champion British Alpine Doe
Nolmar Tegan
with owner breeder Max Rooke.
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Champion Saanen Doe
Lee-Avon Merinda
with owner breeder Neil Tyers.
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Champion Toggenburg Doe
Buttara Bronwyn
with owner breeder Rita Butt.
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The display showcasing the Anglo
Nubian dairy goat as the featured breed for 2000.
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This
year's Royal Melbourne Show hosted 9 competitors and a
total of 59 entries.
Click here to see the complete dairy goat
results
from the 2000 Royal Melbourne Show.
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