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Merino Fleece Show, Boerboels and livestock breeds coming to Nampo Cape 2025

8 July 2025
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By Alani Janeke

NAMPO Cape 2025 is set to return to Bredasdorp Park from 10 to 13 September with a host of new and exciting features that promise to make this year’s expo the most dynamic yet. 

Spotlight on the South African Boerboel

On Saturday, 13 September, the South African Boerboel Breeders’ Society will host its Western Cape Championship with 100 registered Boerboels competing in the Western Cape Lubricants Arena. Visitors can also interact with experts and breeders in the Landbank Livestock Tent to learn more about this iconic South African breed.

Merino Classic Returns & Fleece Show Debuts

Merino SA reintroduces the esteemed BKB Merino Classic after a three-year break, taking place on 11 and 12 September with over 300 anticipated entries from both stud and commercial farmers. Also debuting is the BKB National Merino Fleece Show, offering visitors a chance to appreciate the exceptional quality of Merino wool.

Bigger and Better Livestock Tent

The relocated and expanded Landbank Livestock Tent, adjacent to the BKB Livestock Centre, will feature 35 exhibitors. Newcomers include representatives showcasing Île-de-France, Suffolk and Persian sheep breeds, as well as Limousin and Chianina cattle.

Soar Above It All: Helicopter Rides

Overberg Aviation will offer helicopter rides ranging from 3 to 30 minutes in Bell 206 Jet Rangers or Robinson R44s. These scenic flights provide breathtaking aerial views of the Nampo Cape grounds and the picturesque Overberg region.

Sporting Thrills: International Tent Pegging Debut

For the first time, the Western Cape Lubricants Arena will host tent pegging – a fast-paced equestrian sport involving sword and lance skills. A highlight of this addition is an international competition between teams from South Africa and Australia, sure to captivate audiences.

On-Site Tented Accommodation

For the first time, luxury and standard tented accommodation will be available on-site for up to 150 guests. The offering includes exclusive parking, 24/7 security, a chill tent, and dedicated ablutions. A minimum four-night booking is required through Antionette Events (admin@antoinetteevents.co.za).

Tickets and Opening Hours

Tickets are available online at www.ticketpros.co.za, with discounted entry fees for online purchases, at R100 for adults. Tickets at the gates will be on sale at R110 for adults and R50 for children. Entry for pre-schooled children is free of charge.

Expo Hours:

10 – 12 September: 08:00 – 17:00
13 September: 08:00 – 14:00

For more information: visit www.nampocape.co.za, contact Chrystal van Wyk at 028 050 1385, or email admin@expo.org.za

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