Mag Pandor takes the crown once again at Borderway UK Dairy Expo

Exhibitors and visitors returned to the showring for the 13th Borderway UK Dairy Expo, where the Holstein champion was crowned supreme

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The Holstein champion Mag Pandor, from the Laird family, Blyth Bridge and Ferme Blondin, Canada, was crowned supreme champion for the second year running.
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The Holstein champion Mag Pandor, from the Laird family, Blyth Bridge and Ferme Blondin, Canada, was crowned supreme champion for the second year running.

Taking the top spot for the second consecutive year was the Holstein champion Mag Pandor, which after a unanimous decision by the panel of judges, was once again crowned supreme champion of Borderway UK...

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