Te Kūiti shearer Jack Fagan has picked up world shearing’s richest cash prize in a lightning transtasman trip to win the Oberon Quickshear in New South Wales. In a field stacked with shearers from New ...
Te Kuiti shearer Jack Fagan proved right on-song when he successfully defended one of the World’s biggest speed shear titles and spearheaded a New Zealand clean-up of major prizes on Saturday in Wagga ...
Welsh shearer Llyr Jones (left) gets to the button first in the NZ Shearing Championships open speed shear final. However, his 41-second time for two lambs was disqualified by the judges. Photo / ...
Digger Balme in action shearing a sheep. Photo/Supplied. The annual Te Puna Speed Shear will take place this Saturday at the Point Ale House in Whakamārama, marking the event’s 24th year. It cements ...
NEW Zealand shearing veteran Digger Balme has marked a 40th season in open class shearing by successfully defending the ...
As a boisterous 1,800-strong crowd looks on, Englishman Adam Berry wrestles a wriggling, kicking sheep to the floor and begins shearing intently. Within 60 seconds, the puzzled-looking sheep is ...
More than 200 shearers and woolhandlers are expected to be in action during the busiest weekend on the Shearing Sports New Zealand calendar from Friday to Saturday. The competition will be spread the ...
Some 15 individuals learned the art and technique of New Zealand-style sheep shearing during a three-day sheep shearing school at the Morgan County Fairgrounds in Brush, February 5-7. On the first day ...
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