Visitors turn out to see cobs' performance at Royal Welsh
The centrepiece of Wales' agricultural calendar, the Royal Welsh Show, runs from 21-24 July at the showground at Llanelwedd in Powys.
Rare breed of sheep sees rise in numbers
One of Britain's most endangered breeds of sheep may be seeing numbers rise, more than a decade after it was badly hit by the foot and mouth outbreak of 2001.
The Hill Radnor, as it's known, suffered heavy losses when the disease affected Radnorshire - this year's Royal Welsh Show host county.
Farmer Brian Rees says it's good news for the breed.
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