Sennybridge YFC members enjoyed a successful day at Brecon Market's recent stockjudging competition recently, taking part in classes covering lambs, breeding ewes, pigs, beef cattle and animal health.

There was a strong turnout of livestock for members to assess, with judges giving their time to adjudicate and offer advice to help competitors develop their skills.

The event also provided an opportunity for newer members to get involved, with several achieving high placings.

In the lamb judging, Anest won the under-16 class, while Cerys finished third in the under-21s. In the under-28 category, Ffion took first place and Meg was third.

Anest also won the under-16 breeding ewe class, with Dan third in the under-18s. Sennybridge members took all three places in the under-28 category, with Morley first, Nia second and Ffion third.

In the beef judging, Lowri L and Cerys both finished third in the under-18 and under-21 classes respectively. Meg won the under-28 category, with Ffion third.

There were further strong results in the pig judging. Anest was second in the under-16s, while Nia and Dan finished second and third respectively in the under-18s. Cerys was third in the under-21s, while Ffion won the under-28 class, with Nia third.

In the animal health questionnaire, Nia won the under-18 category, Cerys was second in the under-21s, and Ffion and Morley finished second and third respectively in the under-28s.

The overall results saw Ffion take first place in the under-28 category, with Anest second in the under-16s, Cerys second in the under-21s and Dan third in the under-18s. Morley was third in the under-28s.

Following the inclusion of the carcass judging results, Ffion finished second overall in the under-28 category, while Cerys and Meg shared third place.