Matt's Flock, Shanra, Enniskillen took the honours in the Group of three. Showing the group are Matthew Burleigh, Gary Beacom and Rebecca Braithwaite.
It was a great performance from Matt's Actress, a Shearling Ewe from Matthew Burleigh's Matt's flock, lifting the Supreme Champion title in the Beltex classes at the Balmoral Show.
Matthew, from Shanra, Enniskillen, made it a straight 1-2 with his Aged Ram, Hackney Wonderboy, taking the Reserve Champion title.
Elizabeth McAllister and David Fullerton from the Artnagullion Flock, Kells, with the best pair of Beltex lambs born in 2016.
The ultimate prize in the 2016 Beltex classes follows on from Matt's Actress being named Reserve Champion at last year's Balmoral Show.
A full sister of Matt's Abracadabra, which sold for a magic price of 12,000gns in Carlisle last year, the young ewe was described by judge, John Scott as having the 'X-factor'.
"A really smart looking gimmer with plenty of style about her this Champion ewe showed tremendous breed character," said John.
The Reserve Champion, Hackney Wonderboy, also came in for considerable praise from John.
Mark Latimer and his niece, Ruby Jane Latimer of the Brownville Flock, Bessbrook with Brownville Big Mama, DWR B02 ET, Ewe Lamb class winner and Reserve Female Champion.
"When you talk about volume in an animal, this is what he has," he continued. "The big ram epitomised what I am looking for in a tup to put over not just Beltex but cross bred ewes as well to produce high quality prime lamb.
Matt's Actress was sired by Hackney Warrior with the dam, Matt's Professional.
Matthew Burleigh also took the honours for the best group of three.
Elizabeth McAllister, Artnagullion Flock, Kells, Ballymena with her Ram Lamb class winner.
Elizabeth McAllister's Artnagullion flock also enjoyed considerable success on the day with wins in the Ewe, two-shear and upwards class, the Ram Lamb class and the pairs.
Meanwhile David Brown's Brownville flock caught judge, John Scott's eye in the Shearling Ram class and the Ewe Lamb class, coming out top in both.
Brownville After Shock (DWR A17 ET) winning the Shearling Ram class and Brownville Big Mama (DWR B02 ET) winning the Ewe Lamb class as well as being named Reserve Female Champion.
The Perpetual Challenge Cup for the best home-bred sheep, presented by Mr Brendan Arthurs, was won by Matthew Burleigh's Champion Shearling ewe, Matt's Actress.
David Fullerton with the Altnagullion Flock's ewe, two shear and upwards class winner at the Balmoral Show.
The Beltex classes were sponsored by the ABP Food Group.
This year's judge of the Beltex classes at Balmoral was John Scott, familiar to many as one of the farmers featured in the 'This Farming Life' television series.
John farms in Easter Ross in Scotland. His sheep enterprise totals some 4,500 ewes, with this split between pedigree and commercial flocks, which includes pedigree Beltex, pedigree Texels, New Zealand Suffolk and Aberfield sheep. He also has 200 beef cows and 400 acres of arable land.
Matthew Burleigh from Matt's Flock, Enniskillen with Matt's Actress, the Overall Champion in the Beltex classes at the Balmoral Show.
Matthew Burleigh and Gary Beacom are pictured with Matt's Actress and Hackney Wonderboy, Champion and Reserve Champion respectively in the Beltex classes at this year's Balmoral Show. Also included are, from left, George Mullan from sponsors, ABP Food Group, John Scott, judge, Niall Kearney, ABP Food Group and Howard McIlwaine, Chief Stewart for the Beltex classes.
Mark Latimer of the Brownville Flock with Brownville After Shock, DWRA17ET, winner of the Beltex Shearling Ram Class at the Balmoral Show.