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GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW: Princess Immie crowned champion of the beef rings

It was the Simmental champion from the Wood family, Preston which won the supreme individual beef championship at this year's Great Yorkshire Show

Katie Fallon
Livestock Specialist
clock 鈥� 7 min read
Beef inter-breed and Simmental champion Popes Princess Immie, from the Wood family, Preston.
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Beef inter-breed and Simmental champion Popes Princess Immie, from the Wood family, Preston.

THE Simmental cow Popes Princess Immie won the supreme individual championship in the beef section at this year's Great Yorkshire Show. From the Wood family, Preston, the six-year-old cow was shown with...

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