All the photos of the Royal Adelaide Show Merino champions.

AN outstanding Poll Merino from Glenlea Park stud,Pinnaroo, named 'Smithy' after Australian cricketer Steve Smith cracked a ton, $100,000 - at the 2019 Adelaide Stud Merino and Poll Merino Ram sale.

A 21 micron strong wool ram paraded by Greenfields stud co-principal Robert Sullivan, Hallett, picked up top honours in the March-shorn Merino judging.

A long-bodied, strong wool Poll Merino from Old Ashrose, Hallett, edged out the competition in the August-shorn classes to win grand champion ram for its wool cutting ability and sire appeal.

The holy grail in Merino judging for most breeders is the supreme exhibit but equally as prestigious according to Langhorne Creek's Steve Koehler is Stock Journal's most successful exhibitor Poll Merino and Merino exhibitor title.

IT was the biggest School Wether Competition yet, and this year's feature of the sheep shed did not disappoint.

The Sullivan family, Greenfields stud, Hallett, dominated the August-shorn Merino ram judging, taking both the grand champion and reserve grand champion broadribbons.

North Ashrose stud, Gulnare, made history in the March shorn Poll Merino classes taking out both grand champion and reserve grand champion sashes.

A very correct, upstanding Merino ram from the Meyer family's Mulloorie stud, Brinkworth and Tintinara, scored the top spot in the Fibre Meat Plus class.

SOPHIE Nuske, Sheringa, has claimed first prize in the Merino Fleece Young Judges competition, after finishing on the podium in the previous two years.