Despite a growing workload on the farm, Kelvin and Liz have entered three of their rare-breed Cotswold sheep into the Ashbourne Show, which is now only a week away. If they can win a coveted rosette, they could increase the value of their flock - but to stand any chance of success their sheep must be trained to walk and stand using a halter. Unfortunately, Daniel the ram lamb refuses to stay upright, preferring to throw himself on the ground and play dead. To add to their woes, he has muck plastered on his rear end that proves almost impossible to remove.

As they prepare to exhibit their animals on the public stage for the first time, Kelvin and Liz worry they will become the laughing stock of the local farming community. Show less