Trap Show marks 60th anniversary with large turnout

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An annual show marked its 60th anniversary with 'big crowds and excellent entries.'

The Trap Show, held on Saturday, July 25, featured various competitions, including sheep and equine classes, a domestic and horticulture tent, and a dog show.

Brothers Aneurin and Ioan from Llandyfan were winners in the dog show (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Local farmer Robert Evans took home the champion title in the sheep section with his Llandovery Whiteface, while Gracey Evans from Pontardawe won top honours in the horse section.

Champions in the sheep section were Lowri and Lewis Williams from Pentrecagal (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Show presidents, Dai and Bronwen Williams, were busy distributing awards and trophies throughout the day.

The event also offered a vintage vehicle and tractor parade, a mini-digger challenge, children's sports, and evening musical entertainment from soloist Jemma Krysa.

A young winner in the sheep section (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Stalls, spinning and weaving displays, and birds of prey were also part of the attractions.

Eight year old Cari-anne from Talley was a winner in the sheep young handler competition (Image: Stuart Ladd)

A young explorer in the fancy dress competition (Image: Stuart Ladd)

Competition was fierce in the children's sports (Image: Stuart Ladd)

A competitor in the ridden horse classes (Image: Stuart Ladd)

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