John Quayle's in-calf Limousin cow won the top prize at this year's Royal Manx Agricultural Show
The owner of this year's Royal Manx Agricultural Show Supreme Champion says he's chuffed to take home the event's top prize.
The Quayles from Glen Lough saw their in-calf Limousin take the honours following the Grand Parade at Knockaloe Farm yesterday.
An Ayrshire Cow from the Callow family of Andreas was named first reserve, while the Creer family's Texel Ram is the second reserve, while third reserve went to the Jones' Simmental Bull.
John Quayle spoke to Manx Radio following the announcement:
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