Welcome to the Teeswater Sheep Breeders' Association
Officers of The Association
Following 2018 AGM
Secretary: Christina Liddle
Chairperson: Ruth Dawson
Vice- Chairman: Mark Elliot
President: Micheal Peirson
Vice - President: David Newbould
Autumn 2018: Dates for your diary ...
Bentham Show & Sale
Saturday 15th September
Leyburn Show & Sale
Thursday 4th October
Wilson Family to Trek Iceland in aid of Parkinsons UK
Kathryn and Deborah Wilson (Wife and Daughter of David Wilson, Crimple Head Flock) are to Trek Iceland to rasise funds for Parkinsons UK, a charity aiming to find a cure for this debilitating disease.
To donate you may contact Kathryn on 01423 565812
Please support them if you can!
Annual Dinner 2018
Teeswater Sheep Breeders Association Annual Dinner 2018
Our Annual Dinner took place on Friday 26th January 2017. The Dinner was, once again, very well attended. Our thanks must go to Jackie and her team at The Wensleyale Pantry, Hawes for providing and excellent dinner - as always! Mr Micheal Clarke was our after dinner speaker, who entertained us with stories of his time as a Member of Parliament.
The Annual Draw raised £690 and the Raffle & Cake Auction raised £130 for Association Funds. The association trophies were awarded to their worthy winners!
The "Ciba Geigy" Trophy, for the most points won in Teeswater show classes in 2017, was awarded to Giles & Keiran Horner.
The John Le Cornu Trophy, for the most points won by Teeswaters in Any Other Breed classes, was awarded to Gilly Storer.
The Chairman's Shield, for the member who has made the most effort to promote the breed in 2017, was awarded to Ruth Dawson.
The Teeswater makes a fantastic Sire for a Hill Sheep, producing a high value Masham Sheep
Join in with Young Handler Classes at the Shows
Excellent Sire for Hill Sheep
Many shows have Teeswater Classes, Longwool Classes or Rare and Native Breed Classes
The Teeswater Sheep Breeders' Association was formed in 1949 with the aim to encourage and improve the breeding of Teeswater Sheep, to maintain their purity and particularly to establish the supremacy of Teeswater rams for crossing with hill sheep of other breeds for the production of half-bred lambs, know as the Masham.
The Association has a Facebook page - Teeswater Sheep Breeders' Association availible here: https://www.facebook.com/TeeswaterSBA/ and can be found on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/TeeswaterSBA.
Teeswater Sheep Breeders' Association Members
To access our online Flock Book please click this link:
www.grassroots.co.uk/teeswater.html
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