“I told him it was lucky!”: Prince Charles walks on a cow at the Great Yorkshire Show | UK News

The Prince of Wales was told it was lucky after he stepped on a cow at the Great Yorkshire Show.

Charles was inspecting South Devon cattle at the Great Yorkshire Show in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, when he put in a spoonful of cow manure.

Anne Tully, from Brixham, Devon, was judging the show and told her, “I told her it was lucky, that’s what we always say.”

The Prince, who attended the show with his wife Camilla, then came face to face with Hereford 1.550kg champion Moralee One Rebel Kicks, owned by Tom and Di Harrison of Stocksfield, Northumberland.

Mr Harrison later said: “I could have talked to him for an hour.

“He’s very knowledgeable and I would have liked to buy him a pint.”

Prince Charles visited the show days after revealing some of his favorite songs, including Givin ‘Up, Givin’ In by The Three Degrees.

The prince said the runway gave him “an irresistible urge to get up and dance”.

Speaking on a prerecorded hospital radio show that will air at noon today, dedicated to the volunteers of the Hospital Broadcasting Association, Prince Charles said the American soul music trio performed the 1970s hit on his 30th birthday.

Other tracks on his 13-track list include La Vie En Rose by Edith Piaf, Upside Down by Diana Ross, The Voice by Eimear Quinn, The Click Song by Miriam Makeba, You’re A Lady by Peter Skellern, La Mer by Charles Trenet, Bennachie by Old Blind Dogs, Lulu’s Back In Town by Dick Powell, and They Can’t Take That Away From Me by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers, Tros Y Garreg / Crossing the Stone by Catrin Finch and Tydi a Roddaist by Bryn Terfel.