What are the breeds of these sheep?

[Leetv8]

Hello I am from South Wales, UK and I am currently working on a personal project of drawing nature such as plants, wildlife, livestock, etc and on my walks I have encountered these sheep but have been unable to identify the exact breeds. The onl answers I have gotten so far are domestic sheep which when I have researched is a very broad term so I was wondering if anyone would be able to help identify these. I know some of th photos are not the best for seeing features of the sheep as I didn't want to stray from the public path and spook the sheep. Thank you in advance of anyone is able to help

 

[spin cycle]

mostly cross breeds i suspect

 

[Northeastfarmer]

It’s a Welsh mule isn’t it

 

[Estate fencing.]

The first one is some muley cross bred
The second black one looks like a cheviot.
The third look like Suffolk's by there bodies
The forth probably a welsh mule out of a hardy speckle ewe.

 

[sherg]

1st is a cross of some sort
2nd would be some kind of improved welsh
3rd would be Suffolk crosses
4th would be a beulah

 

[Anymulewilldo]

1st, Muley type cross bred with the little one being some form of welsh mountain cross
2nd, Black Welsh Mountain
3rd, Suffolk cross
4th, Beulah Speckle face

 

[JSmith]

The first two are what I would call monkey bred feckers!!

 

[MJT]

1st Eppynt type speckle
2nd Black Welsh
3rd Suffolk x
4th Beulah

 

[Leetv8]

Thanks for the replies
Greatly appreciate your help

 

[Ysgythan]

1 Welsh x Hardy Speckle
2 Welsh Mountain
3 Suffolk x Beulah
4 Beulah

 

[thorpe]

1 Welsh x Hardy Speckle
2 Welsh Mountain
3 Suffolk x Beulah
4 Beulah

everybodies guessing now.

 

[Ysgythan]

everybodies guessing now.

no, if I was guessing I’d say the first photo was taken on the Gower, the second on Betws Mountain, the third also on the Gower and the fourth in Rhandirmwyn.