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Oz to hold sheep counting competition

Spectators and participants are expected to flock to Australia’s first ever national sheep counting championship on Saturday.

Thu, 12 Sep, 2002 - 08:56

Spectators and participants are expected to flock to Australia’s first ever national sheep counting championship on Saturday.

The competition is being staged in the remote Outback town of Hay, 450 miles west of Sydney.

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