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SIMMENTAL

The Review

2018

2018

ANNUAL REVIEW

No. 39

SIMMENTAL REVIEW 2018

British Simmental Cattle Society Staff:

Neil Shand

Chief Executive

neil@britishsimmental.co.uk

Registration line for all

registration related calls:

0800 505 3954

(Monday to Thursday 10.00 to 16.00

and Friday 09.00 to 15.00)

Julie Holmes

Office Manager & PA to the

Chief Executive

julie@britishsimmental.co.uk

General Enquiries [2 lines]:

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(Monday to Thursday 09.00 to 17.00

and Friday 09.00 to 15.00)

Email:

information@britishsimmental.co.uk

Karen Vince

Registrations & Office

Administrator

karen@britishsimmental.co.uk

Web:

www.britishsimmental.co.uk

British Simmental Cattle Society Ltd

NAC Stoneleigh Park,

Warwickshire

CV8 2LG

Sue Walley

Shows and Registrations

Administrator


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Contents

President’s

REGIONAL CLUB REPORTS P. 070 - 147

YOUNG MEMBERS P. 148 - 155

ROYAL SHOW REPORTS P. 157 - 181

SHOW RESULTS P. 182 - 196

INTERBREED SUCCESSES P. 198 - 201

SALES REPORTS P. 209 - 235

Message

F

irstly, I would like to say what a great honour it is to be

President of a breed I love so much, and a formidable

task to follow such a prestigious list of previous

Presidents. My special thanks go to our retiring President,

Robin Boyd, for the support he has shown to the Society

and its members during his two years at the helm.

My thanks and congratulations to all breeders who

continue to take cattle to Stirling Sales on a regular basis;

the bar seems to be raised higher sale on sale. In October

2018, 69 bulls averaged at £6187, up by £467, achieving

79% clearance. Well done - this is great for the breed. We

continue to produce bulls more suitable to the needs of our

customers, whilst still retaining the maternal traits no other

breed can offer.

I have always tried to attend all sales up and down

the country, and the Worcester Sale continues to grow in

strength. A big thank you to all the breeders who support it

year on year. However, Carlisle still remains a challenge. For

2019, Carlisle will hold two spring sales, but no leading ladies

sale. A huge thank you must also go to all the breeders who

continue to support summer shows and events up and down

the country.

As we are all aware, post-Brexit is on the horizon, and

it’s important to keep improving our market share and

clearance rates. If we as breeders continue to improve the

quality of our stock by relentlessly culling inferior animals,

and breeding only from animals that carry superior breed

characteristics, the breed will continue to move in the right

direction.

Next year is the 50th anniversary of the British Simmental

Cattle Society, and your Chief Executive and his organising

committee already have plans well in hand to celebrate

this prestigious milestone. The venue at Carlisle market has

been chosen, and we will hold a show and sale and a dinner,

as well as farm open days. In 2020, all efforts will focus on

the anniversary event, and there will be no national shows.

I would like to ask all members to take part, and to put on

a show of cattle which will be the envy of all other breeds.

There is no need for me to remind members how very

important quality of stock is for this event.

Another major milestone to happen in 2019 is the

relocation 9of the Society office. Sounds easy as we are only

Michael Barlow

President

moving next door, but this involves moving fifty years worth

of documentation, and will cause a Neil and the ladies in the

office a great deal of extra work and stress. I would like to

ask all the members to be as supportive as they can during

this time. Sue Walley has recently left, and I would like to

thank her for her commitment to the Society, and wish her

all the best for the future.

Our young members stock judging finals last year

were held in Northern Ireland. A huge thank you must

go to the Robson family at Kilbride Farm for inviting us to

see such an outstanding herd, and Richard Rodgers and

family at Hiltonstown for hosting the stock judging finals

and displaying another wonderful herd of cattle. Our

appreciation goes to the office staff and Emma McInnes

for arranging this event. I have hosted one of these

events, and know just how much work goes in to making

them successful. Young members find these events very

interesting, and they are a great chance to meet breeders

of their own age. The Council continues to look at young

members and how to develop their skills within the Society.

Recently, three young members attended a Future Leaders

Course which they thoroughly enjoyed, and which led to

them taking part in their own British beef promotion video.

This was released before Christmas onto social media and

the Society website. It was very well received and clocked up

many thousands of views.

May I conclude by giving my sincere thanks to all Council

members, Neil and the office staff for their hard work

and support. I would like to end this message by saying

how fortunate we are to have such an enthusiastic Chief

Executive, who looks after the Society’s interests as if they

were his own.


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BREED PROMOTION

n order to remain at the leading edge of breed and sale

promotion, we have started using video to promote the

Ibreed and individual sales. Using a powerful brand, we

can deliver a clear and bespoke message to commercial

customers near and far. These video productions are

timeless, and non-critical of other breeds and processes,

the most recent production being a big push on the

benefits of eating British red meat. We saw this as a means

of giving our commercial customers a boost by promoting

their produce. With regard to cost, these videos produce

a much better return in terms of pence per view. We shall

continue to advertise in the mainstream agricultural press,

but adverts will be less in number, smaller in size and more

targeted. This week’s press adverts are next week’s chip

papers.

These videos have predominantly been released on

social media – both Facebook and Twitter - and have been

linked to the Society website and Youtube channel (Simm

TV). Our target market of young commercial farmers are

increasingly using social media and the internet to learn

and source information about the industry. The social

media platform is free to view for anyone with internet

access, and a phone that doesn’t go clunk. Adverts in the

mainstream agricultural press tend to require dipping into

one’s pocket.

A special mention to both Catherines at MacGregor

photography for their ground breaking work in producing

and launching the videos three months ahead of the

original schedule. We are delighted to be industry leaders

in the use of this type of advertising, and whilst we are sure

other breeds will follow suit, everyone will remember who

was first.


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A Member’s

Answer

to TB

Main Electric Fence

The TBAS identifies four main sources of infection;

1. Brought-in cattle. This can be cattle which have

been purchased at a market or privately, your own

cattle which have left the holding for a show or

those which return unsold from the market.

2. Neighbouring cattle. However biosecure and

health conscious you are, if your cattle have noseto-nose

contact with other cattle, there’s a risk.

3. Latent infection. The TB skin test does not have

absolutely 100% detection rate, and animals can

retain infection without reacting to a skin test.

4. Wildlife. Be it from badgers, deer, alpacas, or other

sources, there is no doubt that wildlife is a threat.

The TBAS spent some time looking round the farm,

Main Electric Fence

noting current biosecurity, hazards and TB history. They

define biosecurity as measures, or a series of measures,

which reduce the risk of disease; in livestock terms, this

is based on the premise that prevention is better than

cure. We were presented with a chart showing what

n November 2018, DEFRA released a report reviewing locality. Two years ago, we decided to take the bull by the

percentage risk each of the categories above currently

the Government’s 25-year strategy with regard to

horns, and look into what we could do to secure our cattle.

posed. In our case, we run a closed herd, and although we

IBovine Tuberculosis (TB). The review included major First up was a detailed risk assessment. This was done

show cattle, they are always isolated and tested before

recommendations to help meet the challenge of preventing by walking the land boundaries and looking for badger

rejoining the herd. We are largely bordered by roads,

spread of the disease, and in particular for farmers to have incursion; setts, latrines and runs. Whilst most of the fields

rivers and railways, and the only field with neighbouring

a duty of care to protect their own livestock against the showed no signs of incursion, a single field, set some four

cattle has a minimum 6 metre gap. At this time, we had

threat of TB. General diseases of cattle, such as BVD and miles away from the farm, had evidence of badger activity.

one non-homebred animal in our herd, and although this

IBR are relatively easy to manage and eradicate; the source A search of the area located two setts within a mile of the

had passed four years worth of TB testing, a 5% risk was

of any infection can be culled, and a vaccination program field. Around this time, the TB Advisory Service (TBAS)

allocated. Which left us with a whopping 95% of our risk

put in place. Unfortunately, these choices are not available were advertising for farmers in the high risk area to call on

being allocated to wildlife.

in the case of TB, and other options need to be considered. their services. We decided there was nothing to lose, and

It was very clear from this that the responsibility to

Main Electric Fence

We farm in a high-risk area, and TB is in evidence in the booked an appointment.

protect our cattle from wildlife threat lay with us. We had

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Cows and calves at East Merkland


REGIONAL CLUB REPORTS

Area Club Officers

NORTH WEST

SCOTLAND

Chairman: Mr Alan Tallentire, High Griseburn, Gt Asby, Appleby, Cumbria CA16 6QD

Chairperson: Nadia Gwynne, Garden

Tel: 01768 351532 Mobile: 07812 117249 Email: alantallentire500@gmail.com

Cottage, Castlewigg Farm, Whithorn, Newton

Secretary: Miss Sarah Ford, High Keenley Fell Farm, Allendale, Hexham, Northumberland NE47 9NU Stewart, DG8 8DP

Tel: 01434 618344 Email: nwsimmentalclub@gmail.com

Tel: 01988 500243 Mobile: 07585 554463

Email: nadiagwynne@gmail.com

Secretary: Mr. Richard Pettit, The Den, Den

Farm, Fochabers, Morayshire IV32 7PQ

NORTHERN IRELAND

Mobile: 07739 079403

Email: rmspettit@btinternet.com

Chairman: Mr Conrad Fegan, 24 Knockbarragh Road, Rostrevor, Newry, County Down, N. Ireland BT34 3DL

Tel: 02841 738579 Mobile: 07932 839329 Email: conrad.fegan@outlook.com

Secretary: Mr. R J Boyd, Slievenagh Farm, 78 Ballynafie Road, Portglenone, N. Ireland BT44 8DQ

Tel: 02825 820070 Mobile: 07799 346784 Email: boydsfarm78@gmail.com

EASTERN

Chairman: Mr A McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole DN14 8SY

Tel: 07920 485045 Email: ashleymcinnes@aol.com

Secretary: Mrs E McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole, DN14 8SY


MIDLANDS

Chairperson: Mrs Vikki Wood, Popes Farm, Longridge Road, Dutton, Preston, Lancashire. PR3 2YT

Tel: 01254 878971 Mobile: 07813 063431 Email: vgwood@tiscali.co.uk

Secretary: Mrs. M Green, 10 Peel Close, Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicester LE8 0JL

Tel: 01162 793004 Mobile: 07977 933898 Email: mandy_green@icloud.com

WALES

Chairman: Mr. D Jones, Maesllymystyn, Foel, Welshpool, Powys SY21 0NX

Tel: 01938 820231 Mobile: 07717 683353 Email: dafydd1984@aol.com

Secretary: Anwen Jones, Brynteg, High Street, St Clears, SA33 4DY

Tel: 01558 668411 Email: cefngwladsimms@hotmail.co.uk

CENTRE WEST

Chairman: Mark Sallis, Nuttingore Farm, Stanton Lane, Sapcote, Leicester, LE9 4LT

Tel: 01455 648231 Mobile: 07941 061635 Email: sallis_mark@hotmail.com

Secretary: Amy Cox, Clifford Forge House, Clifford Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warks, CV37 8HW

Tel: 01789 261633(ext 2) Mobile: 07789 991312 Email: amyjessecox@hotmail.com

EAST ANGLIA

Chairman: Mr. S Key, Abbey Farm, Mundham, Loddon, Norwich, Norfolk NR14 6EL.

Tel: 01508 528821 Email: simonkeyo@aol.com

Secretary: Mrs H Clarke, Model Farm, Brick Kiln Road, Hevingham, Norwich, Norfolk, NR10 5NL

Mobile: 07799693582 Email: info@williamslivestock.com

CORNWALL

Chairman: Mr B R Wynter, Bolankin Farm, Crows-An-Wra, St Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6HY SOUTH WEST

Tel: 01736 810787 Mobile: 07590 501096 Email: brwynter@outlook.com

Secretary: Mrs Bridget Olds, Bosahan Farm, Constantine, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5QB

Chairman: Mr Adrian Curry, Lowerdown

Tel: 01326 340976 Mobile: 07665 767792 Email: oldsbosahan@aol.com

Farm, Felton, Bristol, Somerset, BS40 9UF

Tel: 01275 472268 Mobile: 07546

207496 Email: ljajcurry@hotmail.co.uk

YOUNG MEMBERS

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ASSOCIATION

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Secretary: Mrs D Shapland, Brynsworthy

Farm, Barnstaple, North Devon, EX31 3HR

Tel: 01271 343575

Youth Development Officer: Emma McInnes

Mobile: 07747 745768

Tel: 07920 485059 Email: mcshow71@gmail.com

Email: brynsworthy.farm@yahoo.co.uk


NORTH EAST

Chairman: Mr Craig Hollingsworth,

Midhope Hall Farm, Midhopstones,

Sheffield, S36 4GW

Tel: 01226 764192

Email: midhopestones@outlook.com

Secretary: Mrs Jayne Pick, Cottage One,

Scarthingwell Farm, Scarthingwell, North

Yorkshire LS24 9PF

Tel: 01937 557546

Email: jcpick62@outlook.com

SOUTH EAST

Chairman: Mr C J Patmore, Telmara Farm

Ltd, Henham Rd, Debden Green, Saffron

Walden, Essex, CB11 3LZ

Tel: 07702 503081

Email: chrisjohnptm@gmail.com

Secretary: Mrs A Jukes, Swallowhill

House, Bourne Lane, Sandhurst, Kent,

TN18 5NT Tel: 01580 850417

Email: jukesfamily@btinternet.com

Centre West Club

Chairman’s Report by Mark Sallis

O

ur annual AGM and quiz night was once again held

at Stratford cattle market albeit a little later in the

year than usual due to the weather in February,

prompting a postponement until March. This delay did

reduce the numbers slightly as many were now calving

and/or lambing, however an enjoyable night was had by all

that attended.

The AGM saw the following appointments for 2018

Chairman – Mark Sallis

Vice-Chairman – David Savins

Treasurer – John Fellows

Secretary – Amy Cox

It was very pleasing to see club members taking three

of the top four prices at the Worcester sale in May.

Congratulations to C.H Evans & Son on selling Wroxall

Happy Chappy, for the day’s top price of 5000 guineas, to

fellow club members C.M Mercer, for use in the Bowley

herd. Other notable prices were achieved by John Rixon

(Lopemede) and James Shouler (Alchester). The sale

at Worcester in May continues to go from strength to

strength and I anticipate the additional Autumn sale at

Worcester in 2019 will be equally as successful.

Unfortunately, the show season was very quiet for

club members this year. We have seen the dispersal of a

number of great herds who were very active on the show

circuit over the last couple of years, and other members

have elected to stay at home this year for a variety of

reasons. Hopefully next year will see us out in force.

Wroxall Happy Chappy 16

Our annual Herd Competition was admirably judged

in September by Noah Hoskins, supported by our very

own Rob Hewlett, and we thank them both for generously

donating their time.

Centre West Herd Competion Results 2018

LARGE HERD

1st – Wroxall – C.H Evans & Son

2nd – Bowley – C.M Mercer

MEDIUM HERD

1st – Alchester – James Shouler

2nd- Little Orchard – Mark Sallis

SMALL HERD

1st – Winford – LJ & AJ Curry

2nd – Farnborough – Judith Cockerill

BEST SUCKLING CALF BORN IN 2018

Wroxall Iggypop – CH Evans & Son

BEST WEANED BULL UP TO 2 YEARS OLD

Winford Invictus – LJ & AJ Curry

BEST GROUP OF IN-CALF HEIFERS

Wroxall – CH Evans & Son

JUDGES DISCRETIONARY AWARD

Farnborough Vanity 6th a December 2017 born heifer calf – Judith Cockerill

The year concluded with our annual Christmas meal at

the March Hare, Broughton Hackett, where an excellent

evening was had by all who attended, and our thanks to

the March Hare for their hospitality.

Finally, the David Bell Memorial Trophy is awarded each

year to the most promising young member of the year, and

the 2018 recipient is Andrew Clarke of Northern Ireland,

congratulations Andrew.

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SALES

REPORTS

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SALES REPORTS

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ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

After a busy show season in June and July, I attended

an NFU co-ordinated event at East Merkland in early

August, which was hosted very ably by the Dyet family. A

tremendous demonstration of stock was on show, and the

work ethos of the whole family was plain to see.

The Spring Sales dominated through until May, where

we attended the main NBA Beef event at Shrewsbury.

As gold sponsors for both NBA events, we expected,

and received, some excellent exposure for our money.

Considering it was late in the season for purchasing

breeding stock, our stand was very busy all day, and we

received some very positive enquiries.

SHOW

RESULTS

2018


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British Simmental Council Members 2017 - 2018

NORTH WEST - Mr Michael Barlow (President)

Four Oaks, Ulnes, Walton Lane,Nr

Leyland, Lancashire, PR26 8LT

Tel: 01772 601403

Mobile: 07921 674041

Email: m.barlow@barlowtrailers.co.uk

NORTH EAST - Mr Peter Burgess (Chairman of Finance)

Highkeenley Fell Farm, Allendale,

Hexham, Northumberland, NE47 9NU

Mobile: 07710447807

Email: tilbrooksimmentals@gmail.

com

NORTHERN IRELAND - Mr Robin Boyd (World Simmental Federation Representative)

Slievenagh Farm, 78 Ballynafie

Road, Portglenone, County Antrim,

N Ireland, BT44 8DQ

Tel: 028 2582 0070

Mobile: 07799 346784

Email: boydsfarm78@gmail.com

NORTHERN IRELAND - Mr Norman Robson (Vice Chairman of Finance)

106 Cogry Road, Doagh,

Ballyclare, County Antrim, N

Ireland, BT39 0PX

Tel: 07968814182

Email: norman@kilbridefarm.

co.uk

SCOTLAND - Mr Stewart Stronach (Vice President & Chairman of Shows & Sales North)

Maisley, Keith,Banffshire, AB55 5QH

Tel: 01542 882294

Mobile: 07779782777

Email: stewart@berryleys.co.uk

EAST ANGLIA - Mr Simon Key (Chairman of Shows & Sales South)

Abbey Farm, Mundham, Loddon,

Norwich, Norfolk, NR14 6EL

Tel: 01508 528821

Mobile: 07843 277218

Email: simonkeyo@aol.com

MIDLANDS - Mr David Donnelly

Preserva (Midlands) Ltd, Atlow

House,Moss Lane, Hulland Ward,

Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 3FB

Tel: 01335 370362

Mobile: 07899906069

Email: david_preserva@aol.com

SCOTLAND - Mr Jim Goldie

Newbie Mains Farm, Annan,

DumfriesshireDG12 5QY

Tel: 01461 205135

Mobile: 07974122938

Email: jmjgoldie@aol.com

NORTH WEST - Mr A Tallentire

High Griseburn, Gt Asby, Appleby,

CA16 6QD

Tel: 017683 51532

Mobile: 07812117249

Email: alantallentire500@gmail.com

SOUTH EAST - Miss Bridget Borlase

Sacombe Hill Farm, Sacombe Hill,

Watton At Stone

Hertfordshire, SG14 3NL

Tel: 01920 830457

Mobile: 07850 443136

Email: info@bridgetbs.co.uk

WALES - Mr Anthony Davies

Milton Manor, Milton, Tenby,

Pembrokeshire

SA70 8PG

Tel: 01646 651446

Mobile: 07919 354299

Email: antos.simm@gmail.com

SCOTLAND - Mr Iain Green

Corskie, Garmouth, Fochabers,

Moray, IV32 7NN

Tel: 01343 870387

Mobile: 07831 808800

Email: iain@wjjgreen.co.uk

NORTHERN IRELAND - Mr John Moore

115 Church Road, Coolesker, Beragh,

Omagh, County Tyrone, N Ireland,

BT79 0SB

Tel: 02880 758453

Mobile: 0779 8892404

Email: omorga115@aol.com


President’s

Message


Firstly, I would like to say what a great honour it is to be

President of a breed I love so much, and a formidable

task to follow such a prestigious list of previous

Presidents. My special thanks go to our retiring President,

Robin Boyd, for the support he has shown to the Society

and its members during his two years at the helm.

My thanks and congratulations to all breeders who

continue to take cattle to Stirling Sales on a regular basis;

the bar seems to be raised higher sale on sale. In October

2018, 69 bulls averaged at £6187, up by £467, achieving

79% clearance. Well done - this is great for the breed. We

continue to produce bulls more suitable to the needs of our

customers, whilst still retaining the maternal traits no other

breed can offer.

I have always tried to attend all sales up and down

the country, and the Worcester Sale continues to grow in

strength. A big thank you to all the breeders who support it

year on year. However, Carlisle still remains a challenge. For

2019, Carlisle will hold two spring sales, but no leading ladies

sale. A huge thank you must also go to all the breeders who

continue to support summer shows and events up and down

the country.

As we are all aware, post-Brexit is on the horizon, and

it’s important to keep improving our market share and

clearance rates. If we as breeders continue to improve the

quality of our stock by relentlessly culling inferior animals,

and breeding only from animals that carry superior breed

characteristics, the breed will continue to move in the right

direction.

Next year is the 50th anniversary of the British Simmental

Cattle Society, and your Chief Executive and his organising

committee already have plans well in hand to celebrate

this prestigious milestone. The venue at Carlisle market has

been chosen, and we will hold a show and sale and a dinner,

as well as farm open days. In 2020, all efforts will focus on

the anniversary event, and there will be no national shows.

I would like to ask all members to take part, and to put on

a show of cattle which will be the envy of all other breeds.

There is no need for me to remind members how very

important quality of stock is for this event.

Another major milestone to happen in 2019 is the

relocation of the Society office. Sounds easy as we are only

Michael Barlow

President

moving next door, but this involves moving fifty years worth

of documentation, and will cause a Neil and the ladies in the

office a great deal of extra work and stress. I would like to

ask all the members to be as supportive as they can during

this time. Sue Walley has recently left, and I would like to

thank her for her commitment to the Society, and wish her

all the best for the future.

Our young members stock judging finals last year

were held in Northern Ireland. A huge thank you must

go to the Robson family at Kilbride Farm for inviting us to

see such an outstanding herd, and Richard Rodgers and

family at Hiltonstown for hosting the stock judging finals

and displaying another wonderful herd of cattle. Our

appreciation goes to the office staff and Emma McInnes

for arranging this event. I have hosted one of these

events, and know just how much work goes in to making

them successful. Young members find these events very

interesting, and they are a great chance to meet breeders

of their own age. The Council continues to look at young

members and how to develop their skills within the Society.

Recently, three young members attended a Future Leaders

Course which they thoroughly enjoyed, and which led to

them taking part in their own British beef promotion video.

This was released before Christmas onto social media and

the Society website. It was very well received and clocked up

many thousands of views.

May I conclude by giving my sincere thanks to all Council

members, Neil and the office staff for their hard work

and support. I would like to end this message by saying

how fortunate we are to have such an enthusiastic Chief

Executive, who looks after the Society’s interests as if they

were his own.


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IBR POLICY

GUIDELINES AND

SALE RULES.

The BSCS has championed animal health very strongly

in the past six years - highlighting health in breeding

cattle has been at the forefront of all our advertising

and promotional material.

In 2010 and 2011, some resistance was encountered

when rules were introduced requiring all vendors to be

members of CHeCS-approved health schemes, and to be

testing for Johnes and BVD. Time has proved this to be a

game-changing decision. In the past seven years, we have

the highest average price increases across all breeds and

consistently have the highest clearance rates at the Stirling

sales. Four times during this period we have sold more

bulls than the Charolais, most recently at the February 18

sales, something that was never achieved in the so-called

heydays of the 80s and 90s.

Clearly this is not all down to health status – the cattle

the breeders are producing and the marketing strategy

have improved – these are all part of the ‘total package’

which is driving the breed forward. As a Society, IBR is the

next logical disease to tackle, albeit with a full knowledge

of the complexity of the disease. We feel it is a vital step for

all members to discover what their individual IBR status is –

you cannot manage it if you don’t measure.

Whilst there are still a few AI centres that will purchase

bulls from a market, the Society felt it was completely

wrong to have all bulls tested and vaccinated, which

removes the potential sale to AI centres from breeders.

Between 80 and 90% of bulls sold at pedigree sales enter

the commercial herd. There is no reason why these bulls

should not undergo the same vaccination, quarantine and

test protocol. In light of this, the decision was made to

start with heifers only. A far higher percentage of heifers

sold through Society sales remain in pedigree herds, and

it was logical to protect the expanding or new herd. Whilst

we are aware we are not guaranteeing IBR-free cattle, we

are reducing the risk, and this is to be encouraged. Moving

forwards, this rule may be applied to bulls as well.

Around 60% of heifers sold at Society sales will go to

pedigree herds, and an IBR health requirement offers the

best chance (although not a guarantee) that the animal

is free from IBR and protected at the time of sale. The

purchaser should seek comfort from purchasing stock

that has been vaccinated with an inactivated marker

vaccine, been blood tested clear of wild-type IBR, and has

remained in quarantine since that date. The animal cannot

be presented as IBR-free, but this is deemed the best

course of action to minimise the risk of a purchaser buying

IBR into his herd. For Society testing and vaccination

requirements, a heifer remains so until she calves. The rule

will therefore apply to all maiden and in-calf heifers.

Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis (IBR) is a Bovine

Herpes virus. As with all Herpes viruses, once an animal

is infected, it remains so for life, despite the development

of a detectable immune response. The virus survives as a

latent infection in nervous tissue, and can be shed at any

time, especially when the animal is stressed.

Cattle are the main source of the virus; virtually all farms

with an IBR problem have bought it in. The main source

of the virus is not animals with disease, but animals that

have recovered from the disease – those that are latently

infected. You should not buy antibody positive cattle if you

are IBR-free.

Vaccination is an effective means of control, but this

does not stop infected animals from shedding the virus

at a later date. The aim of vaccination is to reduce the

intensity and duration of the disease, and to reduce

shedding of the virus. Vaccination will always be more


effective when used prior to exposure as prevention,

rather than as control following infection. An assortment

of vaccines, vaccine courses and routes of administration

are available. There are separate indications for managing

abortion and foetal infection with IBR, and also for calves

younger than three months old. Please seek veterinary

advice if this applies to your herd.

There are two main types of vaccine; live or inactivated

(dead). Within each category, there are marker and nonmarker

vaccines. A live vaccine is often used intra-nasally,

or into the muscle. The intra-nasal route will ensure

quicker protection, but the antibody levels are unlikely to

be as high. As the virus is live, it can theoretically replicate

in the animal and ‘infect’ unvaccinated animals. Inactivated

vaccines are never given intra-nasally, and cannot replicate

within the animal. Antibodies are generally high and long

lasting.

Marker vaccines were developed to allow differentiation

between cattle that are vaccinated and those that

have been exposed to wild-type virus. It’s impossible

to differentiate the non-marker vaccines from natural

exposure on a single blood sample. An animal vaccinated

with a marker vaccine and exposed to wild-type virus will

produce wild-type and vaccine antibodies. Antibodies

to IBR can be passed to the calf via colostrum. This will

have an impact on when calves are vaccinated, and blood

samples taken from calves could be antibody-positive for a

number of months.

The IBR vaccinated and monitored free

programme

This is applicable to herds which cannot achieve

full double fencing biosecurity requirements and

demonstrates that the herd is operating a marker

vaccination programme and is free from IBR infection

based on gE antibody testing. It is a lower level of health

status compared to IBR accredited free herds.

• With permitted exceptions all stock over 12 months

old should be marker vaccinated for IBR.

• Sale animals or animals for export or potential

AI should NOT be marker vaccinated and the

vaccination protocols should be discussed with your

vet.

• Two herd tests are carried out between 4 weeks and

12 months apart

• All animals over 12 months of age and nonhomebred

animals younger than 12 months are

eligible for testing

• If these 2 herd tests are clear then the herd is

accredited as vaccinated and monitored free.

IBR Accreditation Programme

• Review and upgrade herd biosecurity programme

to meet the rules of the scheme (see rules summary

or CHeCS technical document).

• Test all animals of twelve months and older and all

non-homebred animals.

• Where all animals test negative this is a clear first

qualifying herd test.

• The second qualifying test can be carried out 1-12

months later. A clear test at that time confirms

accredited status.

• Annual testing is required to maintain accredited

status. This is done on a statistically based sample

from each group of animals over 12 months of age.

• Vaccinated animals can enter accredited herds,

contact your CHeCS provider to confirm % of herd.

Sale rules regarding IBR

As of October 2016, all heifers need to be isolated at

least seven days prior to testing clear and vaccinated

with an IBR marker vaccine, an inactivated IBR vaccine is

preferred to live vaccine.

Test positive animals should be removed and the

process repeated 14 days following removal of test

positives.

Isolation facilities as per CHeCS or own country

government approved, Defra etc.

Cattle vaccinated as young calves can still be isolated

and tested for IBR wild type after vaccination, testing

differentiates between marker vaccine and actual virus, a

booster would then be required pre-sale.

Testing timeline pre-sale as per CHeCS- less than 12

weeks.

A heifer will be classed as such until the first calf is born.

Non-marker vaccines will not be accepted.

Entries from Accredited herds need only to be

vaccinated.

All vaccination dates and the type of vaccine used need

to be clearly stated on your HHD.

We accept and understand that this will not

guarantee that cattle going through a market will

remain IBR free but it is the first step in taking the

breed ahead of the competition regarding IBR.



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VOLUNTARY

SEMEN TESTING

INITIATIVE COMMENCING

SPRING 2018.

To further promote the fertility of our

breed, from 1st January 2018 any

breeder selling (offering a bull for

sale) at a Society sale which has been presale

semen tested will receive £50 towards

the cost of the test from the Society on

receipt of a copy of the fertility report.

• The fertility report must include the

individual animal’s UK number, and the

full fertility report.

• Photo copies of originals and electronic

copies will be accepted.

The purchase of a bull can be the most

expensive individual livestock purchase a

commercial farmer will make, and can have

a serious negative impact on the profit of

their herd if he proves infertile. It can also

be a major reason for a purchaser not

returning to an individual breeder or even

breed.

Advantages;

• Comfort for both breeder and

purchaser that the bull is fertile.

• It will put Simmental breed ahead of

other breeds.

• Early identification of problem bulls

• Reduces risk of expensive post sale

claims

• Can reduce insurance premiums.

FAQs on Semen testing;

• It’s only a snap shot on one day? Yes

it is, but if he is fertile it confirms there

is no fundamental issue affecting his

fertility.

• He could become infertile after the

test? Yes, he could but the knowledge

that he has been fertile gives confidence

that any problems may be addressed,

eg infection.

• What if my best bull turns out

infertile? It is better to find out pre-sale

than after he has been sold.

• It’s expensive? It’s a small investment

adding value to your product.

• Electro ejaculations doesn’t assess

ability to serve? This is true but most

infertility claims are due to semen

quality.

• My vets don’t do it? There are large

number of vets and para-professionals

that carry out the service that will be

prepared to travel to you.

• It doesn’t guarantee the semen will

freeze? Correct but 90-95% of all bulls

sold at Society Sales are purchased by

commercial farmers to run and serve

cows naturally.

Testing timeline- ideally within 3

months of the sale, however 3-6 months

is acceptable. Semen testing is not a

warranty. It is a guarantee that on a given

day, a bull was producing an acceptable

quantity of viable semen with no defects

capable of settling cows in calf.

This voluntary initiative will run for a

minimum of two years.


ENTROPIES

Entropion is a condition where the

eyelashes contact the surface of one

or both eyes as a result of the eyelid

turning in, most commonly noted in the

lower lid. This can cause irritation and

weeping of the eye followed by clouding,

ulcers and ultimately blindness.

There are various ways to define the

condition. Primary entropion occurs

where there is too much eyelid skin for

the conformation of the skull and size

of eyeball. Secondary entropion is as

a result of another condition, such as

dehydration or pain. Secondary entropion

can also be defined as spastic entropion. It

is caused where pain on the surface of the

eye from a foreign body, such as straw, or

from trauma such as a halter injury causes

the defect.

Primary entropion is clearly a genetic

and heritable defect. Secondary entropion

is not necessarily a genetic defect but can

be as a result of a genetic predisposition.

By the very nature of the Simmental

breed - “large elastic eyelids, eyelashes are

standing in-front of more elastic, thicker,

frilled skin around the eyes”- there is a

predisposition to the development of the

condition. If it is likely that this can be

passed on genetically then animals with

this problem should not be retained for

breeding.

Surgical correction can be carried

out to correct entropion provided the

predisposing cause is also managed. This

is appropriate to alleviate suffering in the

animal but is not acceptable as a means

to disguise the condition to allow a bull

to be sold for breeding.

Gareth Boyes



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FOCUS ON

Focus on

ONE OF OUR

Club’s Chairman

SCOTTISH CLUB

DANNY LESLIE

I

farm 300 acres near Elgin in Moray where the weather is very

kind. We used to run 90 + cows, half of which were Simmental

cross and the other half Pedigree Simmentals. I now run 20+

Pedigree Simmentals, in a low gear, semi-retired fashion, feels

like plenty somedays! My health is now quite good after some

amazing treatment at The Beatson Cancer Centre in Glasgow.

Well done The National Health Service!

Q

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Q

Q

Q

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Q

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What car do you drive?

Landrover Defender and a Ford Kuga

on Sunday.

What is your favourite drink?

Coffee – Days gone by Aberlour Malt.

Favourite Film?

Bridge over the River Kwai

Favourite Holiday Destination?

Orkney

What is your taste in music?

Not big on music and find it over

subscribed in many public places.

Countryfile is a good programme

ruined with music. That said, Ally

Bain playing Margaret’s Waltz is just

delightful.

Favourite Book?

Could tell you my favourite hat, I wear

it every day. Can’t read a book every

day!! The “Shepherd’s Life” by James

Rebanks was fascinating.

If you weren’t doing your present

job what would you like to do?

My last job running a fuel station had

many good days.

Best Simmental Achievement to

date?

Selling breeding heifers in Thainstone

market one day, we had a better

average price than Islavale!


Focus on

ONE OF OUR

Council Members


JOHN MOORE

Although not brought up on a farm, I have been interested in

agriculture for as long as I can remember. Both my grandfathers

were farmers, so livestock breeding is in my blood, and even though

I was brought up in a country vicarage I always aspired to own my own

small farm business.

My father established the Omorga herd (Gaelic for Moore) in 1974 with

a heifer from Bertie Watterson, a cow from Alexander Cameron and two

heifers from a very young Bertie Houston in Donegal. The herd has grown

over the years to 40 cows, and we try to breed clean, muscly cattle with

commercial traits. Bulls and heifers are sold at home, but we also enjoy

selling stock at Stirling and the local Club Sales.

I studied Agriculture at Queen’s University Belfast, and now enjoy

working full time for the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise

(CAFRE) in Northern Ireland. I manage an excellent young team of advisers

who help to develop beef and sheep farmers in the province.

I enjoy serving the BSCS Council, and have made good friends in this

forum. I have been lucky enough to have judged our fantastic breed all

over Britain and Ireland, and enjoy meeting new and old friends in this

manner.

In my youth I enjoyed playing rugby, but now just work or farm. I like

travelling when I can and am also quite involved in our local church, and

local Show committee. I am married to Diane and have one 17 yearold

daughter Cara who enjoys cattle as well.

Q

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Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

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Insignia during week and Toyota

Hilux at the weekend

What is your favourite

drink?

Pint of Guinness

Have you ever broken the

law?

Not intentionally

Favourite film?

A Bridge Too Far or The Outlaw

Josey Wales

Favourite holiday

destination?

Italy or West Cork


Rock

Favourite Book?

The Year of the French

If you weren’t doing your

present job what would you

like to do?

Auctioneer, I could talk as fast as

I liked then!

Best Simmental

achievement to date?

Perth Champion with Omorga

Samson, breeding a Highland

Champion with Brian Allan’s

Omorga Veron and judging the last

Bull Sale at Perth Market equally.


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FOCUS ON

Focus on

JIM GOLDIE

ONE OF OUR

Council Members

I

was born and brought up on a Dairy Farm in North Ayrshire, Scotland.

At the age of 16, I left school to work on the family farm with my

parents. My first interest in Simmental cattle came from helping my

then neighbours, Alan & Janet Marshall (Silverhills).

We moved to Newbie Mains, Annan, Dumfriesshire in 1993, where we

built up a herd of Pedigree Holstein Friesian cows to over 200 head plus

young stock. We classified, and milk recorded and through a lot of hard

work and dedication we managed to achieve 2nd highest production herd

on 2 X daily milking in Scotland 2002, at just under 11,000Kgs.

It was in 2004 that we (I say we but I mean myself and Patricia my now

wife!) started the ‘Newbiemains’ Simmental herd. Our first Simmental

heifer was a gift from Patricia’s father Alex Ross (Monaduff Simmentals),

Monaduff Rosebud. We continued by purchasing our type of females

through sales in Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Southern

Ireland (not to discriminate!).

I have had a lot of help and advice from many Simmental Breeders up

and down the country but I have to say the late Hector Macaskill was a

big inspiration for me.

We are hoping to continue to take the Simmental Breed forward -

there is always room for improvement. With a little help from my sons (I

have four!) Andrew, Robert, Niall and of course ‘’wee’’ Jim, we will continue

to have a lot of fun and laughs along the way. We have been very

fortunate to meet a lot of fantastic people through the breed and also

make a lot of really good friends.

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A Volvo XC60 - Trish’s choice - I’d

have a Maserati!

What is your favourite drink?

Bacardi & Diet coke - but seldom

refuse hospitality

Have you ever broken the law?

Most Days!

Favourite film?

Bond Films (Purely aspirational)

Favourite holiday destination?

Canada


Ed Sheeran, George Ezra, Rag ‘n’

Bone Man, Avicii - (current pop)

Favourite Book?

Simmental Review



like to do?

Be a rock star - if only I could sing !!!

Best Simmental achievement

to date?

Winning the Great Yorkshire Show

back to back with home bred 2 year

old heifers.


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A message

FROM THE CEO

- Neil Shand

The first week of 2018 saw the untimely passing

of Hector Macaskill following an illness fought

with courage and dignity. Hector was President of

the Society when I joined, and guided the organisation

through a turbulent couple of years with a calm and

steely determination. He is credited with establishing the

stability within the organisation that we now have. Those

of us lucky enough to know him well were fully aware of

his charisma, his honest determination to succeed and his

continued efforts to improve his own herd. The success of

the two Woodhall sales will ensure that Hector’s breeding

lines will remain at the forefront of our breed for many

years to come. He was a great telephone companion on

late night drives as we discussed the merits of this bull

and that bull, and the demise of Glasgow Rangers. A good

friend lost, but never forgotten.

The weather in 2018 was, to say the least, a challenge.

The beast from the east provided us with some freezing

weather resulting in late turnouts, followed by droughts

which caused shortage of fodder crops. All this followed on

from a winter when stocks were used up. It will take at least

one more full season before the forage situation settles

down, and we can only hope for more seasonal weather and

less extremities in the forecast.

The prime cattle trade has been affected by the amount

of cheaper cow beef becoming available, as producers avoid

keeping empty and unproductive cows through a second

potentially expensive winter. Spring Sales in 2018 - Stirling

excluded - were bumpy for all breeds, and last year was not

the year to make major calls based on those trends. We

continue to report our sale averages as bulls/females sold

through the ring, unlike some of our major competitors. The

Stirling October sale saw our second highest October sale

average and a good clearance, with the Mendick Dispersal

also hugely successful.

The last five years have seen more dispersals and major

reductions than would have been ideal, and these have

a major impact on bull trade. It is a tremendous credit

to the breeders that we have continued to hold our own

considering the numbers of bull calves both at foot and

inside cows that we have sold recently. The success of all

these dispersals and reductions are clear testament to the

demand for the breed.

The quality of our cattle at sales continues to be very

good, but we can, and should, always strive to improve

further. Standing still in terms of quality would lead to us

moving backwards in comparison to other breeds. There

has been a significant lift in the number of herds being

classified this year, and it does no harm at all to have an

independent critic cast their eye over your cattle. As a tool

for increasing quality in your herd, classification is one of the

most important areas to focus on. In the past 18 months,

we have seen top commercial herds paying 15000gns and

18000gns for bulls at Stirling; confirmation that quality does

pay.

Looking ahead to 2019, we may see an outcome to Brexitbut

then again, we may not! The resilience of agriculture and

the need to feed the nation will help to ensure the stability

of the beef industry in the long term. However, this is out of

our control, and we should expect some small bumps along

the way until everything settles down.

Genomics remain a buzz word in our industry and we

are keeping a very close eye on the potential benefits

of DNA analysis and cattle performance. There are still

misconceptions regarding genomics. Before they can be

considered reliable, we need far more raw data to be

collected- for example weights and scanning information.

It is from this information that the genomic database is

constructed.

In the next 18 months, we will move offices and stage

our 50th anniversary celebrations, two of the biggest single

issues we will have dealt with as a breed office. As we work

towards these events, we will strive to continue to offer the

membership the best support we can.

Wishing everyone a healthy and prosperous 2019.


PROMOTIONAL

EVENTS 2018


2018 was another year packed with promotional

events. We kicked off in February at Dungannon

market with the Northern Irish NBA event. Market

temperatures were well into the minuses as the first Beast

from the East came rolling in, but this didn’t appear to

affect attendance at the event. With enthusiastic support

from local club members and some tremendous cattle on

display, we were again awarded the best stand competition

- a positive start to the year.


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The Spring Sales dominated through until May, where

we attended the main NBA Beef event at Shrewsbury.

As gold sponsors for both NBA events, we expected,

and received, some excellent exposure for our money.

Considering it was late in the season for purchasing

breeding stock, our stand was very busy all day, and we

received some very positive enquiries.


Cows and calves at East Merkland


After a busy show season in June and July, I attended

an NFU co-ordinated event at East Merkland in early

August, which was hosted very ably by the Dyet family. A

tremendous demonstration of stock was on show, and the

work ethos of the whole family was plain to see.


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Once again this year, we teamed up with the Luing

Cattle Society at their annual open day, which was held

at Lanton Estate, Marley Knowe Farm, Wooler NE71 6TG

by kind permission of Ian & Tocky McKie. The main topic

of the day was the hardiness of Sim-Luing cows and the

popularity of Sim-Luing heifers as replacements.

There was well in excess of 200 people in attendance,

and an informative and enjoyable day was had by all.


Agri–Expo was held on 2nd November at Carlisle market

– the start of the winter events. Once again, we had an

extremely good stand with an exhibition of commercial

cattle which were second to none. Following the trend of

the previous year, the footfall at this event appeared to be

down, giving the impression that even free-to-enter events

can run their course.


Agri-fest at Westpoint Exeter, an event run by the South

West NBA, followed on November 7th. Although we do

need to have a presence at an event in the south west, I

have long campaigned that this event should be run every

two years; the attendance figures simply do not justify an

annual event. It appears that next year’s event will be run

by Devon County Show, and a decision as to whether or

not we will attend will be made in due course.


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Our next stop was the English Winter Fair at Bingley

Hall in Staffordshire on 17th-18th November. Sunday is

the busier of the two days, but this is another event whose

future will be in question if the numbers do not improve.

Our stand was well-supported by the Midlands Club, and

the cattle were from our monitor farm – an absolute credit

to Ian Willison and to the breed

The final event was the Welsh Winter Fair on 25th and

26th November. This remains a hugely popular event for

commercial farmers, and the Monday was probably the

busiest day I have experienced at any event, although

Tuesday’s attendance did suffer a little as a result. Once

again, the cattle on the stand were a credit to both the

breeder and the breed, and they created a forum for easy

discussion with interested parties.

Best commercial Simmental cross-bred

from Ross Williams at the Welsh Winter Fair

Thanks, and appreciation must go to the Northern

Ireland Club, South West Club and the North West

Club for their help and support at these events,

along with sincere thanks to those that provided

cattle for the stands; Mr & Mrs P B & J A Borlase, Ian

Willison, Anthony Hart, Jim & Patricia Goldie, David

& Rosemary Cornthwaite and Messrs Pearson. It’s

not an easy task sourcing cattle for these events, and

we were very fortunate to have access to extremely

good cattle this year, promoting what the breed

can achieve. Without your continued support these

events simply wouldn’t happen.

Neil Shand



BREED PROMOTION

In order to remain at the leading edge of breed and sale

promotion, we have started using video to promote the

breed and individual sales. Using a powerful brand, we

can deliver a clear and bespoke message to commercial

customers near and far. These video productions are

timeless, and non-critical of other breeds and processes,

the most recent production being a big push on the

benefits of eating British red meat. We saw this as a means

of giving our commercial customers a boost by promoting

their produce. With regard to cost, these videos produce

a much better return in terms of pence per view. We shall

continue to advertise in the mainstream agricultural press,

but adverts will be less in number, smaller in size and more

targeted. This week’s press adverts are next week’s chip

papers.

These videos have predominantly been released on

social media – both Facebook and Twitter - and have been

linked to the Society website and Youtube channel (Simm

TV). Our target market of young commercial farmers are

increasingly using social media and the internet to learn

and source information about the industry. The social

media platform is free to view for anyone with internet

access, and a phone that doesn’t go clunk. Adverts in the

mainstream agricultural press tend to require dipping into

one’s pocket.

A special mention to both Catherines at MacGregor

photography for their ground breaking work in producing

and launching the videos three months ahead of the

original schedule. We are delighted to be industry leaders

in the use of this type of advertising, and whilst we are sure

other breeds will follow suit, everyone will remember who

was first.


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Denmark Trip

2018

The stakes were

raised prior

to the young

members trip in 2017,

with the highest placed

individuals from each

home country winning

a trip to Denmark in

2018. The itinerary

included visits to some

well-known herds and

also to their national

show in Herning.

The winning young

members were; Andrew

Clarke - Northern

Ireland, James McKay

Wightman - Scotland,

Richard Cummings

- Wales and Harriet

Thomas-Mee from

England. Unfortunately,

Harriet couldn’t

make the trip due to

veterinary exams. On

Monday 2nd July, a

group of young to old

members set off on an

adventure to Denmark.

I think it’s fair to say

the trip was thoroughly

enjoyed by all who

attended. There is no

need for much more

narrative – the pictures

tell the story.



Society President Robin Boyd presenting Danish

society secretary Henning Hansen with a token

of our appreciation for his organisation of the

trip, and for providing us with one of the best and

relaxed lunches we will ever experience.


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What happens in Denmark stays in Denmark….

David Donnelly presenting Mr Olsen, the overall

show winner, with a set of crystal glasses.

Pre-show dinner in Herning. Touring party joined by the judge, David Donnelly.


A DANISH ADVENTURE

Penny Lally July 2018

A group of us all met at Stansted

A gathering of Simmental folk

The weather exceedingly temperate

So hot, almost beyond a joke

Apart from a bit of a drama

A threesome just might miss the plane

They arrived, a bit flustered and breathless

Muttering ‘something was really a pain!’

Calm ensued, we landed at Aarhus

Then coached through Danish countryside

To the Herd of Jensen Hendrik Kvist

With a stock bull, ex AI bull ‘Guide’

Hendrik’s day job a busy ‘rat catcher’

His strong cows looked well in the dust

We had lunch and then off to our Hotel

Where a cold shower was really a must!

We had a wonderful dinner with Henning

Who gave us an informative talk

Then a certain few went off to the bars

And others enjoyed a quiet walk


First visit, day two, to Brian Anderson

Their Canadian Embryo bull ‘Fidal Lexus’ used

Good cows, then to see Henning’s cattle

Super lunch and Schnapps kept us amused!

We were then off to visit ‘the Dentist’

But stopped at a beach on the way

40k long and quite lovely, we paddled

The North Sea was so warm I must say

Stewart’s handkerchief, knotted, his new head gear!

Like a typical Brit when abroad

He had us laughing like fools at his antics

Then to the coach where we climbed back aboard

The Dentist’s herd, Stenbakken, was outstanding

Big easy fleshing long cows we admired

Bull ‘Linde General’ and ‘Stenbakken Krole’ looked well

With good calves that both of them sired

We went back to the Home of dear Henning

For a dinner under the shade of his trees

Such wonderful kind hospitality

Special memories made from times as these

Next day to the wellknown herd ‘Lykke’

Where their show animals still happily grazed

A feast for our eyes of fine cattle

The size of their heifers left us amazed

Langmose next, fine cattle and welcome ice cream

Then picnic at a stunning Fjord which was hot

Last herd ‘Linde’ cows and calves to be seen

We chatted with the family in their lovely spot

In evening a fabulous BBQ dinner

Sat around a long table was fun

Lots of laughs and then in the bar till quite late

Our wonderful trip almost done

The final day at the show was terrific

Mr Donnelly had a big task ahead

Judging an amazing array of fine cattle

He got the job right people said!

We had dinner with the exhibitors later

Most hospitable folk , now our friends

Thank you Henning so much we all loved it

We’ll be back!............now this ditty ends.

You will be familiar with some of the herd names we visited

during the trip, Birkegaard Simmental, Lykke Simmental,

Stenbakken Simmental, Rosa Simmental, Fedal Simmental,

Langmose Simmental, Linde Simmental.

Our sincere thanks go to Henning for organising the trip;

all the herds that kindly welcomed us, and the outstanding

hospitality that everyone provided.


029

A Farming Family’s

Commitment

to Suckler Beef

Production

Recognised


A

desire to build their business has

seen Aberdeenshire beef farmers

Gary and Angela Christie push cow

numbers in their suckler herd in readiness

for their son Adam joining the business in

future.

The dedication of the family, who

farm at Midtown of Glass near Huntly,

was recognised recently when they were

announced finalists in this year’s AgriScot

Scotch Beef Farm of the Year Award.

The aim of the award, run by AgriScot

and Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) and

sponsored by Thorntons Solicitors, is to

showcase excellence in the production of

cattle in Scotland, and to raise the profile

of the dedication and stock management

skills behind the production of Scotch Beef

PGI.

The family run a pure Simmental and

Simmental cross suckler herd on their

157-hectare farm. They operate split

calving, with 100 cows calving in spring and

the remaining 35 in autumn.

Gary Christie commented: “The split

calving suits both labour and housing

availability and means we can always have

cattle to sell, which helps to manage the

cashflow throughout the year.”

In recent years, the family have

also developed a successful pedigree

Simmental herd that they manage

alongside the commercial herd. Having

only started to sell pedigree bulls in 2016,

they have achieved top prices of 14,000gns

and 13,000gns as well as a Reserve Overall

Simmental Championship Title at UA

Stirling in October 2017.



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“The pedigree bulls have exceeded our

expectations in such a short time and it has

added another valuable income stream to

the business,” explained Mr Christie.

While the Christies clearly gain

enjoyment and satisfaction from their

pedigree cattle, the focus is undoubtedly

on maximising profit and efficiency in the

commercial herd.

“Heifers are calved at two years old

which gives us a quicker return financially.

Keeping heifers an extra year on the farm

without a calf is not cost effective. We also

find heifers are easier calved at two years

old and they have a better milking ability.”

A ten-week calving period for the spring

calving herd begins in the third week of

March and all spring calving is finished by

the end of May. Cows and calves are turned

out to grass around mid-May, depending

on the grass cover and weather.

Mr Christie explained: “The heifer

and bull calves are run in separate lots

once they are turned out. Creep feed is

introduced to the bull calves around mid-

July and to the heifers mid-August. Cows

and calves are grazed throughout the

summer and housed around the beginning

of November and calves are weaned three

weeks to a month later. When taken in for

the winter, cows and youngstock are fed a

total mixed ration which is made up for us

by SAC after the forage analysis is done.”

Weaning is delayed until there is a good

cold snap to help reduce the chances of

pneumonia developing in the calves. “By

weaning this way we rarely see issues with

pneumonia and do not find it necessary

to vaccinate calves as a result,” said Mr

Christie.

Health status is an important factor

and the farm has been a member of the

Hi-Health Scheme since 2007. The herd

has been BVD accredited since 2009 and

achieved Johnes Level 1 in 2014. Cows are

vaccinated against BVD, Leptospirosis and

Rotavirus.

The family also routinely select and test

12 yearlings from the group for IBR each

year and have never yet had an animal test

positive.

Post weaning, calves remain split by

sex with the bull calves taken through to

finishing as entire bulls at 12-15 months at

400-420kg deadweight.

Mr Christie said: “To maximise carcase

values we aim to get as close to the weight

limits as we can without going over. Bulls

are weighed every three weeks in the

finishing period and are selected when they

meet the correct specifications.”

He added: “We find selling deadweight to

be the best option for us, particularly when

selling prime bulls. We value the feedback

we get from the abattoir on our cattle and

regularly speak with procurement staff to

ensure we are producing cattle that meet

their requirements.”

The Christies keep some of their heifers

as replacements, and the rest are sold to

other suckler herds for breeding. “There is

always good demand for these and they

are sold privately to regular customers.

Heifers which are not suitable for breeding

are finished on the farm” said Mr Christie.

All herd records are maintained using

a software package, and the recording of

births, movements, deaths and weights

on the system gives them a clear picture

of herd performance at any given point in

time.

All stock bulls are checked by a vet

annually and are semen tested to ensure

that the bulls are fertile and healthy when

they are turned out with the cows.

In a bid to maximise profits further Gary

and Angela have recently begun using

digestate from a local anaerobic digester

as fertiliser for their grassland with a

predicted saving of 75% on annual fertiliser

costs.

“This is just one of a number of


innovative measures we have introduced

to reduce our costs wherever we can.

Another is to finish male calves as prime

bulls rather than steers which will save

approximately one tonne of feed barley per

head,” said Mr Christie.

He added: “Both this and the fertiliser

saving will help reduce the environmental

impact of our beef enterprise. Participation

in the Beef Efficiency Scheme also helps us

to focus on the decisions being made.”

In recent years, the Christies have

invested in modern buildings for cattle

housing and feed storage, and have also

purchased an additional 40 hectares to

allow for expansion of the business in the

future.

The family is undoubtedly committed to

a future in beef farming and are developing

their herd to be as efficient, profitable

and sustainable as it can be for future

generations.



033

Sheeted Gate

A Member’s

Answer

to TB

In November 2018, DEFRA released a report reviewing

the Government’s 25-year strategy with regard to

Bovine Tuberculosis (TB). The review included major

recommendations to help meet the challenge of preventing

spread of the disease, and in particular for farmers to have

a duty of care to protect their own livestock against the

threat of TB. General diseases of cattle, such as BVD and

IBR are relatively easy to manage and eradicate; the source

of any infection can be culled, and a vaccination program

put in place. Unfortunately, these choices are not available

in the case of TB, and other options need to be considered.

We farm in a high-risk area, and TB is in evidence in the

locality. Two years ago, we decided to take the bull by the

horns, and look into what we could do to secure our cattle.

First up was a detailed risk assessment. This was done

by walking the land boundaries and looking for badger

incursion; setts, latrines and runs. Whilst most of the fields

showed no signs of incursion, a single field, set some four

miles away from the farm, had evidence of badger activity.

A search of the area located two setts within a mile of the

field. Around this time, the TB Advisory Service (TBAS)

were advertising for farmers in the high risk area to call on

their services. We decided there was nothing to lose, and

booked an appointment.



Main Electric Fence

The TBAS identifies four main sources of infection;

1. Brought-in cattle. This can be cattle which have

been purchased at a market or privately, your own

cattle which have left the holding for a show or

those which return unsold from the market.

2. Neighbouring cattle. However biosecure and

health conscious you are, if your cattle have noseto-nose

contact with other cattle, there’s a risk.

3. Latent infection. The TB skin test does not have

absolutely 100% detection rate, and animals can

retain infection without reacting to a skin test.

4. Wildlife. Be it from badgers, deer, alpacas, or other

sources, there is no doubt that wildlife is a threat.

The TBAS spent some time looking round the farm,

noting current biosecurity, hazards and TB history. They

define biosecurity as measures, or a series of measures,

which reduce the risk of disease; in livestock terms, this

is based on the premise that prevention is better than

cure. We were presented with a chart showing what

percentage risk each of the categories above currently

posed. In our case, we run a closed herd, and although we

show cattle, they are always isolated and tested before

rejoining the herd. We are largely bordered by roads,

rivers and railways, and the only field with neighbouring

cattle has a minimum 6 metre gap. At this time, we had

one non-homebred animal in our herd, and although this

had passed four years worth of TB testing, a 5% risk was

allocated. Which left us with a whopping 95% of our risk

being allocated to wildlife.

It was very clear from this that the responsibility to

protect our cattle from wildlife threat lay with us. We had

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spent several years vaccinating and testing to achieve elite

accreditation, so it seemed imperative that we use any

means necessary to protect against the threat of TB.

TBAS recommend a five point plan, which we followed

religiously. Having some of the recommendations in place

already – for example fencing off all watercourses – we

set about the remainder of the list, following the advice

from TBAS of ‘majoring on the major, and minoring on the

minor’. The major issue to us was obviously the wildlife

concern, and in particular the local badger population.

Restrict wildlife access. Providing the setts are outside

the field boundaries, the easiest way to prevent badger-tocattle

contact is to prevent badgers from accessing grazing

land. Fortunately for us, our fields do not contain any setts,

and we looked at prevention of access by a combination

of fencing, closing gaps and sheeting gates. The original

plan was to dig fences down into the ground to prevent

access, but we were informed that strategically placed

electric fence would be a much more effective deterrent.

The fence has to be spaced at 10cm, 15cm, 20cm and 30cm

from the ground. The boundaries of the land are very

uneven, and we used fence stakes to pull the wire down

where required. Where there was evidence of badger

entry points, an extra strand was put in place at 40cm. All

gaps need to be less than 7.5cm, and gates were covered

with galvanised sheeting. For extra security, concrete can

be laid under gateways, but our gateways are fairly hard

standing and this wasn’t considered necessary. We thought

it might not be the best idea to run high voltage wires

around the edges of the catching pens, so this was done

with sheeting too.

Maintenance of the fence is imperative to ensure it is

working to its full potential. Two of our fields are mains

fenced, one is on a battery fencer. They are checked

daily using a hand-held fence tester, (or occasionally on

someone’s legs) and once a week the fence perimeters are

walked so short-outs can be heard, located and rectified,

and any evidence of incursion can be spotted. Once every

few months or when needed, the boundaries are strimmed

to keep the grass down.

Manage feed and water. Although our risk assessment

showed absolutely no evidence of badgers at the farm,

we decided that many of the recommendations would be

great practice. These mainly involved preventing wildlife

access to anything consumed by the cattle. Feed and

water troughs have been raised, and are cleaned out and

disinfected regularly. We mix and roll our own feed, so

grain bins have been fitted with removable secure lids.

The shed has had metal roller shutter doors fitted, and all

entry gaps have been sealed. The personnel door has been

Roller Shutter Doors


secured with a self-closing unit. We feed a TMR, and clamp

silage is used. The danger from our grass silage is minimal,

but we keep it well covered and tidy. Our watercourses are

all fenced off, and a bridge connects adjoining parts of one

field that is split in two.

Neighbouring cattle. Reducing the risk from your

neighbour’s animals is imperative. All your precautions

are worth very little if the less-than-careful next-door

neighbour’s playful limmy crosses can achieve nose-tonose

contact with your animals. Fortunately, the vast

majority of our land is very isolated from other livestock,

either because of its location or because of boundaries

with roads, rivers or railways. Where there is neighbouring

cattle, the fencing gap exceeds 6 metres due to stone

pathways, although 3m is considered adequate. There is

no shared grazing with either other cattle or other species.

Stop infected cattle entering the herd. This doesn’t

just cover the risk from dodgy Dave’s mongrel crosses

purchased from the market, but also from returning cattle,

either unsold from market or

returning from shows. We have a

closed herd, and use AI, so have

no risk from bought-in cattle. Our

show animals are kept separate

for the season in the isolation unit

and garden paddock, and then

tested after a suitable interval

before rejoining the herd.

set up. There is a permanent foot dip, and everyone is

asked to use it before visiting the cattle. All areas are kept

clean and tidy, and equipment is cleaned after use. The

cattle sheds are cleaned out regularly, disinfected and

are painted annually by the person who has the lowest

summer workload....

Although we may initially have been sceptical about how

successfully an electric fence could prevent badger access,

it really has worked. A bi-annual risk assessment of the

field with previous badger activity has shown no sign of

unwanted visitors at all.

Our key performance indicator is a small allotment

fenced carefully into one corner. For seven long years,

the allotment owner has cursed and vilified our black

and white furry friends as his attempts to grow maize for

his table have been scuppered. Post electric fence, the

maize has thrived, and harvest has been celebrated in

all quarters, both with great tasting sweetcorn and with

continuing clear annual TB tests which are against the

general experience in the area.


Minimise infection from

manure. The M.bovis bacteria has

been shown to survive in muck

for up to six months. It is killed by

sunlight, so storing outside will

ensure it is quickly destroyed. The

site of the muck heap should be

fenced off from cattle with electric

fence, away from drains and on

flat land. We have allocated an

area of one field for muck storage,

which has been fenced off. The

muck is stored in rotation from

year to year – pretty much like

stock rotation at the supermarket

- so we know which is ready to

be spread. Spreading muck from

other farms and using external

equipment is a high risk game,

and to be avoided.

General housekeeping. Aside

from the recommendations of

the TBAS, there are some basic

but obvious measures that are in

place. Boots and outer clothing

are kept clean, and external taps

and a wash station have been

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037

FEMALE

CLASSIFICATION

FOR BRITISH SIMMENTAL CATTLE

What a privilege it is to write a few lines in the

Simmental Journal.

It is now some 3 years since the Simmental Cattle Society

ventured into Type Classification. I was fairly confident

the scheme would be a success, one of the reasons being

that all Simmental breeders that were in dairying before

they went into beef were in favour of classifying because

they knew the advantages it would bring to the breed.

The scheme certainly identifies the strengths and

weaknesses in your cows. If you make use of all the

information that is available after your herd is classified,

then you will find it is a great advantage to help you in

selecting bulls in AI or purchasing a stock bull.

The last year has certainly seen a number of new herds

coming on board. The more cows that are scored the

better because it will give a clearer picture of the quality

of cows around the country.

As a team of classifiers, we are very impressed with what

we are seeing, the milking ability of the Simmental cow

and the way she feeds her calf. As breeders you are to be

congratulated!

I think legs & feet are the main traits that some breeders

need to be careful and concentrate on, certainly when

buying stock bulls.

If any of your clubs or a group of individuals ever want a

talk or have a demo on a farm (which is better than a talk)

then just let us know.

Good luck to you all and keep breeding good cows.

Thanks

Meurig James

Classifier - HUK




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Females classified in 2018 with a score of Excellent, Very Good or Good Plus

ANIMAL NAME CLASSIFICATION SCORE NO OF CALVES SIRE OWNER

BEANHILL DAINTY EX 90 5 DINTON NAUTICAL J B STEVENS & SON

BEANHILL GRACE VG 86 1 MENDICK BUTCH 10 J B STEVENS & SON


KILBRIDE FARM DORA 34A EX 94 (EX2) 5 CAIRNVIEW SNAZZY MR D DONNELLY

BALLINALARE FARM BARBIE EX 91 4 SEABANK FLINT MR D DONNELLY

STERLING ALICIA’S DOLL EX 91 3 MENDICK BUTCH 10 MR D DONNELLY

KENNOX DIVA’S GENA VG 89 1 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD MR D DONNELLY

KILBRIDE FARM DORA 65E VG 87 3 CAIRNVIEW SNAZZY MR D DONNELLY

ATLOW FLEUR VG 87 1 LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 MR D DONNELLY

ATLOW BOADICEA VG 86 6 HAZELDEN TELSTAR MR D DONNELLY

ATLOW ESTHER VG 85 2 LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 MR D DONNELLY

ATLOW BELLA ROSE GP 80 2 LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 MR D DONNELLY


AUCHORACHAN AUTUMN EX 94 5 OMORGA SAMSON D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN WENDY EX 93 8 SALTIRE TALENT D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN WEIGELA EX 91 8 AUCHORACHAN TOPPER D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN BRENDA EX 91 5 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN DELIGHT EX 91 4 CURAHEEN VIO D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN EMILY EX 91 3 RABAWN CAESAR KING D & R DURNO & SONS

TEAM FERGUS 14 EX 91 0 BOSWELL CRACKER 11 D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN ANTICS EX 90 7 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN DESIRE EX 90 4 SALTIRE TALENT D & R DURNO & SONS

CELTIC CAMILIA ET EX 90 5 LYKKE ATLANTIS D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN FANTASY VG 89 2 RABAWN CAESAR KING D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN ELLIE VG 88 3 INNERWICK BORIS 10 D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN GENIE VG 86 1 RABAWN CAESAR KING D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN GILLY VG 85 2 CURAHEEN WAKEMAN D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN EMPRESS GP 84 3 BRINKTON BRILLIANT D & R DURNO & SONS

AUCHORACHAN BERTHA GP 83 5 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT D & R DURNO & SONS


BLACKFORD AERO EX 91 5 KILBRIDE FARM STRABANE MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD ALLEGRO EX 90 6 BLACKFORD VALMER MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD EDLEWEISS EX 90 3 DRUMSLEED BONANZA 10 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD BRAMBLE VG 88 6 HOCKENHULL WATERLOO MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD AMBER VG 87 7 BLACKFORD VALMER MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD ESME VG 87 3 DRUMSLEED BONANZA 10 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD WAGTAIL VG 86 7 KILBRIDE FARM STRABANE MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD ELLIE 2 VG 86 3 DRUMSLEED BONANZA 10 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD ECLAIR VG 86 2 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

SILVER WELLS BELLE VG 85 6 KILBRIDE FARM STRABANE MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD ECHO VG 85 3 CURLIEU KNIGHT MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BEL DHU DOVE GP 84 4 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD FROSTY GP 84 2 KILBRIDE FARM DOUBLEACTION 12 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD DAISY 2 GP 83 4 HOCKENHULL WATERLOO MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD EBONY GP 83 2 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

DEERHURST ELOUSIE GP 82 3 PENWERN AMBER 09 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

DEERHURST HELIGAN GP 82 1 PENWERN AMBER 09 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

BLACKFORD FLAVIA GP 81 3 DRUMSLEED BONANZA 10 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)


NEWBIEMAINS CONNIE EX 93 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD

NEWBIEMAINS ALBERT 09 EX 92 0 WOODHALL SYMPA GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD

CHESTERMANN RINGLEADER GISELLE 2 VG 88 4 BLACKFORD RINGLEADER GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD

BLACKFRIAR AUTUMN VG 86 2 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD

KILBRIDE FARM EUNICE 189F VG 85 2 CRUGMELYN BRENIN 10 GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD

WOODHALL GEM GP 84 1 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK GREYHOUND ESTATES LTD


BLACKPOOL TOFFEE EX 92 9 HOCKENHULL RUPERT J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL ECHO EX 92 3 BLACKPOOL CARLETON 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL TINSEL EX 90 9 HOCKENHULL RUPERT J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL BUTTERCUP EX 90 5 BLACKPOOL RAWHIDE J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL CHERYL EX 90 4 CAMUS FRONTIER J DAVID LOFTUS

FORSDALE CELANDINE EX 90 4 WROXALL WIZZARD J DAVID LOFTUS

FORSDALE CATKIN EX 90 4 WROXALL WIZZARD J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL EUNICE EX 90 4 BLACKPOOL CAMERON 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

DENIZES GERONIMO 15 EX 90 0 BOSAHAN DYNAMO 12 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL WHATSIT VG 89 6 LAMHOJ SUPERY J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL DENISE VG 89 4 CORSKIE PILOT J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL CARMEN VG 88 5 HOCKENHULL RUPERT J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL ELIZA VG 88 3 BLACKPOOL CARLETON 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL DOLLY VG 87 3 CORSKIE PILOT J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL FRAN VG 87 2 BLACKPOOL CARLETON 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL GENE VG 87 1 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL FLICKA VG 86 1 BLACKPOOL CHRISTIAN 11 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL GWEN VG 85 1 BLACKPOOL ELLIS 13 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL GABBY VG 85 1 BLACKPOOL ELLIS 13 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL GOLDIE VG 85 1 ISLAVALE DOLLAR 12 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL BAMBI GP 84 1 BLACKPOOL WILFRED J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL DESI GP 84 3 BLACKPOOL BOSTON 10 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL EMILY GP 84 2 DENIZES BLIZZARD 10 J DAVID LOFTUS


BLACKPOOL FLIPIN GP 84 1 BLACKPOOL DAVID 12 J DAVID LOFTUS

BLACKPOOL ERIKA GP 83 2 WOODHALL PREMIER J DAVID LOFTUS


BOARS HEAD KARINA EX 91 5 SEAVIEW PRINCE CHARMING MR R J GRENHAM

BOARS HEAD MEIERISLI 4TH EX 91 5 SEAVIEW PRINCE CHARMING MR R J GRENHAM

OAKHILL NELLY 20 EX 90 8 POPES LAIRD MR R J GRENHAM

BOARS HEAD MEIERSLI 7TH VG 86 2 CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY TRUELY MR R J GRENHAM

BOARS HEAD GRACE 9TH VG 85 3 CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY TRUELY MR R J GRENHAM

BOARS HEAD NELLY GP 84 5 SEAVIEW PRINCE CHARMING MR R J GRENHAM

BOARS HEAD KARINA 6TH GP 84 1 SKERRINGTON VANGUARD MR R J GRENHAM


BOOTH STRAWBERRY EX 90 9 CAMUS BRANDY MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH SUNSET JEWELL VG 85 1 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH GRACE VG 85 1 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH DEIRDRE GP 84 4 BEANHILL WYOMING MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH VICTORIA 2ND GP 84 2 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH SUNSET FLOWER GP 84 2 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH VICTORIA 3RD GP 84 1 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH GOLDIE 10TH GP 83 3 BEANHILL WYOMING MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH GOLDIE 11TH GP 83 3 BEANHILL WYOMING MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH SUNSET RIVER GP 82 11 CAMUS FRONTIER MR S J WAINWRIGHT

BOOTH EDWINA GP 82 3 BEANHILL WYOMING MR S J WAINWRIGHT


DIRNANEAN POLARINE A8 EX 93 6 STARLINE NELSON MR N A SHAND

CAIRNORRIE BOOMER 10 EX 93 0 OMORGA VOLVO MR N A SHAND

CAIRNORRIE ELITE EX 92 3 OMORGA ACHILLES 09 MR N A SHAND

TEAM MACEY 5 EX 91 4 AUCHORACHAN WINGER MR N A SHAND

TILBROOK DANIELLE EX 91 4 KILBRIDE FARM ANDREW 09 MR N A SHAND

CORSKIE ROXY EX 90 12 BURGHBRIDGE LANE MR N A SHAND

WOODHALL DONNA VG 87 3 WOODHALL VOLCANO MR N A SHAND

WOODHALL FANCY 14 VG 87 2 BALU MR N A SHAND

GLENTURK DYNAMIC 12 VG 86 0 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT MR N A SHAND

ISLAVALE FERN 2 VG 85 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR N A SHAND

CAIRNORRIE MIRANDA VG 85 1 CAIRNORRIE BOOMER 10 MR N A SHAND

CAIRNORRIE FLUR VG 85 1 OMORGA ACHILLES 09 MR N A SHAND

CAIRNORRIE STRIPE VG 85 1 POPES LAIRD MR N A SHAND

BURGHBRIDGE VICKY 2ND GP 84 4 BRINKTON MAJOR MR N A SHAND

LOPEMEDE GRATITUDE GP 84 1 PHS POLLED WORLDWIDE 14W MR N A SHAND

TEAM KLOVER 19 GP 83 1 CAIRNORRIE EMPEROR 13 MR N A SHAND

TILBROOK CLARISSA GP 82 4 TILBROOK WILFRED MR N A SHAND

CORSKIE EASTER GP 81 2 CORSKIE BOWEN 10 MR N A SHAND


BLACKFORD RAGTIME EX 94 12 CURLIEU KNIGHT J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

KILBRIDE FARM DOUBLEACTION 12 EX 93 0 KILBRIDE FARM WARREN J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL ABBIE EX 92 7 BLACKFORD VALMER J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DRUMSLEED ABIGAIL EX 91 6 SHILOH VALENTINE J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CLOVE EX 91 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

HAZELDEN JUDY 10TH EX 90 6 OMORGA VOLVO J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

KINNINMONTH WENDY 2ND EX 90 5 CAIRNVIEW TALENT J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CROCUS EX 90 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CASSIE EX 90 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

BLACKFORD ANONA VG 89 7 CURLIEU KNIGHT J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL DOLLY VG 89 3 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CUSTARD VG 88 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CHER VG 88 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL DAWN VG 88 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL DAHLIA VG 88 4 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

BROOMBRAE CATHY S38 VG 87 9 ASTCOTE NIMITZ J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL EVE VG 87 3 ISLAVALE ALDWYN 09 9 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL FRANIKA VG 87 2 DRUMSLEED CONAN 11 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL EMILY VG 86 3 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL ERIN VG 86 3 ISLAVALE ALDWYN 09 9 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL ELLEN VG 86 3 ISLAVALE ALDWYN 09 9 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL EASTER VG 86 2 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL GLENDA VG 86 1 GRANGEWOOD BRANDON 10 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL HELLEVA VG 86 1 GRANGEWOOD BRANDON 10 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL CREAM VG 85 4 BOSWELL WARRIOR J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL GRACIE VG 85 1 OVERHILL HOUSE DEFENDER 12 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL GEMINI VG 85 1 GRANGEWOOD BRANDON 10 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

KINNINMONTH LOLLY 3RD GP 82 5 POPES LAIRD J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL FANTASIA GP 82 2 DRUMSLEED CONAN 11 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL GRACE GP 82 1 POPES BARCLAY 10 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL ERICA GP 81 3 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

DARGILL DANCER GP 80 3 DRUMSLEED ALPHA 09 J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS


WELL HOUSE LUCIA 3RD VG 85 5 WELL HOUSE WALCOTT MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD DELIA GP 84 4 ANNICK WISCONSIN MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD FIZZY GP 84 2 ANNICK WISCONSIN MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD ESMERALDA GP 83 3 ANNICK WISCONSIN MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD CHRISTIE GP 82 5 STRALONGFORD TROJAN MR B GRANT



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DELLFIELD CHRISTINA GP 82 5 STRALONGFORD TROJAN MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD ELLEN GP 82 3 DELLFIELD VAN DYKE MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD HOPE GP 82 1 ISLAVALE ENSIGN 13 MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD ARIEL GP 81 7 STRALONGFORD TROJAN MR B GRANT

DELLFIELD DIONE GP 81 4 ANNICK WISCONSIN MR B GRANT


DESSWOOD ANYA VG 88 7 DESSWOOD TROOPER MR T A & E HENDERSON

ANNICK TRIXIBELLE 15TH VG 86 2 ANNICK CLAYMORE 11 MR T A & E HENDERSON

WOODHALL GERTRUDE VG 85 1 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK MR T A & E HENDERSON


WROXALL BOOGIE-WOOGIE 10 EX 95 0 HOCKENHULL KRAMER MR & MRS MARK EVANS

DEWISLAND BEAUTY EX 93 6 WROXALL RADIOACTIVE MR & MRS MARK EVANS

DEWISLAND CLEMENTINE EX 92 5 WROXALL RADIOACTIVE MR & MRS MARK EVANS

BEN-NANT DELLA 12 EX 92 4 PENWERN ALI 09 MR & MRS MARK EVANS

HAZELDEN JUDY 14TH EX 91 3 ISLAVALE WINKIE MR & MRS MARK EVANS

LLWYNMELYN CINDY EX 90 5 DINTON NAUTICAL MR & MRS MARK EVANS

BEANHILL CHERRY EX 90 5 BEANHILL ATLAS 09 MR & MRS MARK EVANS

DEWISLAND FAITH VG 88 2 WROXALL BOOGIE-WOOGIE 10 MR & MRS MARK EVANS

BEN-NANT GRETA VG 88 2 POPES BARCLAY 10 MR & MRS MARK EVANS

DEWISLAND FASTINA VG 87 2 WROXALL BOOGIE-WOOGIE 10 MR & MRS MARK EVANS

DEWISLAND HYACINTH-DAHLIA VG 87 1 WROXALL BOOGIE-WOOGIE 10 MR & MRS MARK EVANS


CLONAGH CANDY RAVEN KAY EX 92 3 BANWY T-REX MISS S V FRANCIS

KILBRIDE FARM KUNNE 4S EX 90 9 DOVEFIELDS GALLANT MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON TRINKET EX 90 9 BLACKFORD FALCON MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON KUNNE 4TH EX 90 4 ASHLAND TORNADO MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON VERITY 3RD VG 87 4 LAMHOJ SUPERY MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON KIWI 7 VG 87 2 CURAHEEN APOSTLE (ET) MISS S V FRANCIS

DIRNANEAN MEISE E24 VG 87 2 DIRNANEAN CRUSADER 11 MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON VERITY2ND VG 86 4 LAMHOJ SUPERY MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON JAPONICA 9TH VG 85 5 BLACKFORD HARVESTER MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON WISTERIA 2 VG 85 4 BLACKFORD HARVESTER MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON JAPONICA 12 VG 85 2 OMORGA VOLVO MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON VERITY 5TH GP 84 1 KEELDRUM CLIO 11 MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON KIWI 3RD GP 83 7 OMORGA PRINCE MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON SADIE 3 GP 83 1 ASHLAND TORNADO MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON KUNNE 2ND GP 83 5 CAIRNVIEW SNAZZY MISS S V FRANCIS

DINTON HENRIETTA 9TH GP 81 4 OMORGA VOLVO MISS S V FRANCIS


DRUMACRITTEN WANDA EX 90 7 RACEVIEW KING MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN BELLA VG 86 5 DRIPSEY SUPER KING ET MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN DORIS VG 86 3 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN APRIL 09 VG 85 7 OMORGA MURRAY MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN DONNA VG 85 3 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN DOLLY VG 85 3 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN DIANNA GP 84 3 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN GABY GP 84 1 OMORGA VOLVO MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN GAIL GP 83 1 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

DRUMACRITTEN FAITH GP 82 2 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON


DRUMSLEED FABIA14 VG 85 2 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DAVID ROSS & FIONA SHAND

WOODHALL ERISKAY GP 84 3 ANNICK TALISKER DAVID ROSS & FIONA SHAND


BOSAHAN FUEL FOR LIFE 14 EX 90 0 DIRNANEAN APOSTLE 9 C W C WATERS

BOSAHAN DEMI PENNY VG 88 4 SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 C W C WATERS

BOSAHAN FIORI BLOSSOM VG 86 2 SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 C W C WATERS

GOLDCROSS WIZARD PENNY GP 82 1 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD C W C WATERS

GOLDCROSS FINDHORN HAZELNUT GP 80 1 BLACKFORD FINDHORN 14 C W C WATERS


FOLE NUTWOOD VICTORIA 46 VG 86 2 FARNELL CHILLI 11 JOHN JAMES BRADLEY-WAINWRIGHT

HARROP GILL VG 85 1 BEANHILL DIGGER 12 JOHN JAMES BRADLEY-WAINWRIGHT


HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 EX 93 0 HILLCREST CHAMPION D A & L A SAPSED

SCOTLAND HILL CAIRO 11 EX 91 0 SCOTLAND VIPER D A & L A SAPSED

DIRNANEAN CALYPSO D1 EX 90 3 ARKMILL FRANKLYN D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW SARAH’S ELEGANCE EX 90 3 CELTIC COMET D A & L A SAPSED

DIRNANEAN GIRLIE E31 EX 90 3 CURAHEEN TYSON D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE VG 88 1 DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW FLAVIA STAR VG 86 1 CELTIC COMET D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GRAND DUCHESS VG 86 1 HOCKENHULL KRAMER D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW SARAH’S GRACEFUL VG 86 1 HILLCREST CHAMPION D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GENEVIEVE GP 84 1 DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GALAXY GP 81 1 DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 D A & L A SAPSED


HILTONSTOWN DELIA EX 92 4 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN DANIELLE EX 91 3 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN DOLORES EX 91 4 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN CINDY EX 90 5 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN CASEY EX 90 4 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN EMERALD EX 90 3 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS


HILTONSTOWN CRYSTAL EX 90 5 BANWY T-REX RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN ELAINE EX 90 3 BALLINTLEA KING RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN TOPAZ VG 88 8 WOODHALL PREMIER RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN DULCIE VG 88 4 BALLINTLEA KING RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN ERICA VG 88 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN DIANE VG 88 4 BALLINTLEA KING RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FANNI VG 87 2 MOHONA DANDY RICHARD RODGERS

BALLINALARE FARM ELLIE VG 86 3 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FABULOUS VG 86 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FIFI VG 86 2 BALLINTLEA KING RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FAYE VG 86 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GWENNIFER VG 86 1 LISGLASS COLOMBUS 11 RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GABRIELLA VG 86 2 MOHONA DANDY RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FIONA VG 85 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FAITH VG 85 2 HILTONSTOWN WARRIOR RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN HOLLY VG 85 1 KILBRIDE FARM BANTRY 10 RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN LAURA 1 VG 85 1 KILBRIDE FARM BANTRY 10 RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN ANGEL 2ND VG 85 1 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FRISKY GP 84 1 HILTONSTOWN DAMON 12 RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GAIL GP 84 1 MOHONA DANDY RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GRACE GP 84 1 MOHONA DANDY RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN HANNAH GP 84 1 LISGLASS COLOMBUS 11 RICHARD RODGERS

BALLINALARE FARM CHERIE GP 83 5 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FAVOURITE GP 83 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN FAIRY GP 83 2 AUROCH AMOS RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GABBIE GP 82 2 MOHONA DANDY RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN HARRIET GP 82 1 LISGLASS COLOMBUS 11 RICHARD RODGERS

HILTONSTOWN GERALDINE GP 80 2 LISGLASS COLOMBUS 11 RICHARD RODGERS


HIRWAUN ALICE EX 93 5 HIRWAUN ROONEY MR A DAVIES

HIRWAUN RUTH EX 92 11 MILNAFUA GRADUATE MR A DAVIES

DEERHURST DARLING EX 90 4 DENIZES AMAZON 09 MR A DAVIES


ISLAVALE ASHLEY EX 95 7 FOLE NEVADA MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE BRITNEY EX 94 5 POPES LAIRD MR W S STRONACH

RANFURLY CONFEDERATE C24 11 EX 94 0 CLEENAGH FLASHER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE AMBER 2ND EX 93 7 DARSHAM LUCKY STRIKE MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE BLOOM EX 93 5 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CLEO EX 93 4 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CASSIE EX 93 4 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DREAM EX 93 4 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE EMERALD EX 93 3 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE VICTORIA EX 92 9 DARSHAM LUCKY STRIKE MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CHLOE 5 EX 92 5 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DELLA EX 92 5 GLENTURK PREMIER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE AMANDA 2 EX 92 4 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DENISE EX 92 3 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DELILAH EX 92 3 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE WONDER 3 EX 92 3 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE EILEEN EX 92 4 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ELEANOR EX 92 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE SINDY 2 EX 92 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 EX 92 0 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE WHOOPI EX 91 7 GLENTURK PREMIER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE BRAMBLE EX 91 6 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE TERESA 2 EX 91 5 CURAHEEN VOBSTER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CARINA EX 91 4 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

WOODHALL DELPHINE EX 91 4 STEINADLER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DANA EX 91 4 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DORIS EX 91 4 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DEBORAH EX 91 4 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CANADA 11 EX 91 4 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DAMARIS 12 EX 91 4 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DEJA VU EX 91 4 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ERICA EX 91 3 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ELISHA EX 91 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ENA EX 91 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CHLOE 9 EX 91 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ATLOW DIXON 12 EX 91 0 LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CLOVER EX 90 6 GLENTURK PREMIER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE BETHANY EX 90 5 POPES LAIRD MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DAMSEL EX 90 3 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE EMELIA EX 90 3 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE DARLA VG 89 4 CURAHEEN VOBSTER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GIRLIE 3 VG 88 3 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE EASTER VG 88 3 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE TERESA 4 VG 88 3 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE BRAMBLE 2 VG 88 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FOXY VG 88 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FANTASIA VG 88 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH



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ISLAVALE MISTRESS VG 87 4 CURAHEEN VOBSTER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FAITH VG 87 2 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FLORA 2 VG 87 2 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GIGGLES VG 87 1 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GODESS VG 87 1 ISLAVALE DENZIL 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GOTHIC VG 87 1 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE VIVA 3 VG 87 2 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ELLA VG 86 3 CURAHEEN VOBSTER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FREDA VG 86 2 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FRAN VG 86 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FLOWER VG 86 2 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FLICK VG 86 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FARRAH VG 86 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FONDU VG 86 2 CELTIC COMET MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE TOPAZ 4 VG 86 2 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FASHION VG 86 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GABBY VG 86 1 GRETNA HOUSE SUPERSONIC 1063 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ASHLEY 3 VG 86 1 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GUCCI VG 86 1 POPES LAIRD MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE ELEANOR 2 VG 86 1 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE NIKKI 4 VG 86 1 ISLAVALE DENZIL 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE TERESA 7 VG 86 1 DELFUR CASANOVA 11 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE VIVA 2 VG 86 2 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE JENNY 2 VG 85 4 CLONAGH A SUPER STAR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FAYE VG 85 2 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE AMBER 3 VG 85 1 ATLOW DIXON 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GRACE VG 85 1 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLITZ VG 85 1 ATLOW DIXON 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GRETEL VG 85 1 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GENEVA VG 85 1 ATLOW DIXON 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GEMENI VG 85 1 CLONGUISH EMPEROR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GILLIAN VG 85 1 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GAYNOR VG 85 1 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GEM GP 84 1 CELTIC COMET MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLORIA GP 84 1 CHESTERMANN VARNEY MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GAZELLE GP 84 1 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLEE GP 84 1 CURAHEEN BANDIT MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE CHLOE 12 GP 84 1 DELFUR CASANOVA 11 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLOSSY GP 84 1 DELFUR CASANOVA 11 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE FOXGLOVE GP 83 2 WOODHALL WALKER MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GALAXY GP 83 1 CELTIC COMET MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLYNIS GP 83 1 ISLAVALE DENZIL 12 MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE GLADYS GP 82 1 CLONGUISH EMPEROR MR W S STRONACH

ISLAVALE TOPAZ 5 GP 82 1 ISLAVALE DENZIL 12 MR W S STRONACH


KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA EX 91 4 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

BOARS HEAD MIRANDA EX 90 7 SEAVIEW PRINCE CHARMING MR S A GUMMOW

BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH VG 89 8 CAMUS BRANDY MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE ANNAS DELILAH VG 88 3 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE EXOTIC ROSE VG 86 3 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE GABBY VG 85 1 KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE SNOWDROPS BELLA GP 84 6 CORSKIE REWARD MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE DULCIE GP 84 2 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE ELLIE MAE GP 84 3 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE ELDERFLOWER GP 84 2 LAKESIDE WARRIOR MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE FANCY NANCY GP 84 1 KEELDRUM CLIO 11 MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE GLAMOROUS GILLY GP 84 1 SKERRINGTON DESPERADO 12 MR S A GUMMOW

KILLIWORGIE COURTNEYS GI GI GP 83 1 DINTON NAUTICAL MR S A GUMMOW


DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY EX 92 0 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY J L & C J WEATHERUP

KILLYNURE WROXY EX 91 8 MILNAFUA GRADUATE J L & C J WEATHERUP

GLENTURK TESSA EX 90 9 WHITEMIRE KING KONG J L & C J WEATHERUP

LUMMIN BRONTE EX 90 6 OMORGA VOLVO J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS BRAMBLE EX 90 7 OMORGA VOLVO J L & C J WEATHERUP

WOODHALL EVELYN EX 90 3 WOODHALL AJAX 09 J L & C J WEATHERUP

BALLYVALLOUGH AMANDA 2ND VG 89 7 LISGLASS TRIDENT J L & C J WEATHERUP

SLIEVEROE CAROLINE VG 89 4 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS BUTTERSCOTCH VG 88 6 SLIMERO VICTORY 2 J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS BOBBIN VG 87 6 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS BEAUTY VG 86 6 CLEENAGH FLASHER J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS FRECKLES VG 86 2 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 J L & C J WEATHERUP

SEAVIEW GABBY VG 86 2 DELFUR DECIDER 12 J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS DANIELLE 2ND VG 85 5 WOODHALL PREMIER J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS EBONY VG 85 2 RACEVIEW KING J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS EMBLEM VG 85 3 WOODHALL PREMIER J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS FABULOUS VG 85 2 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS FLASH GP 84 2 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS FAME GP 84 2 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS GORGEOUS GP 84 1 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS GODDESS GP 83 1 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP


LISGLASS GAYLE GP 83 1 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS GOLDENGIRL GP 83 1 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS DAINTY LADY GP 81 3 WOODHALL PREMIER J L & C J WEATHERUP


INNERWICK BELLE EX 94 (EX2) 6 INNERWICK TORNADO JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

BARN WINNIE EX 93 (EX2) 8 PASTUREHOUSE REVEL JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS AWESOME EX 93 (EX2) 7 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS BETTINA EX 92 (EX2) 5 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

MONADUFF TESS EX 92 (EX2) 9 HILLCREST NAUGHTY JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

RATHLEE VIXEN EX 92 (EX2) 8 HILLCREST CHAMPION JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

HAZELDEN RACHEL 4TH EX 92 3 DELFUR AVENGER 09 9 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FANTASTIC 14 EX 92 0 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

INNERWICK BLOSSOM EX 91 (EX2) 6 CASTLEGALE TITAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

CARRALAVIN WYNN EX 91 (EX2) 6 RATHLEE TREVOR JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

INNERWICK CHARLOTTE EX 91 5 CASTLEGALE TITAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS COCOA POPS EX 91 4 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS CRACKER EX 91 5 NEWBIEMAINS ALBERT 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS ELEGANCE EX 91 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GOLDEN EYE 15 EX 91 0 NEWBIEMAINS DAZ 12 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS WAG EX 90 8 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS BAM BAM EX 90 6 WOODHALL SYMPA JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS BESS EX 90 6 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS ECLYPSE EX 90 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS EYECATCHER EX 90 4 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS EMERALD EX 90 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FLIRTINI EX 90 3 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS BLOSSOM VG 88 5 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS CALL ME A STAR VG 88 4 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS DESIGNER WAG VG 88 4 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS DYNAMITE VG 88 4 FEARNA ANFIELD JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FLO VG 88 2 NEWBIEMAINS DAZ 12 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FRANGIPANNI VG 88 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

DIRNANEAN MEISE G9 VG 88 2 RANFURLY CONFEDERATE C24 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

DEERHURST CACTUS FLOWER VG 87 5 BLACKFORD SKYHAWK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS DOLLYBURD VG 87 3 NEWBIEMAINS BUCKANEER 10 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS EVITA VG 87 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS EMPRESS VG 87 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FLOWER POWER VG 87 3 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

KYLESTON FAYE VG 87 2 DIRNANEAN COMRADE 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FANCY THAT VG 87 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FABULOUS ME VG 87 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FALLON VG 87 2 CURAHEEN COMMANCHE ET (SV) JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FIDELITY VG 87 2 CURAHEEN COMMANCHE ET (SV) JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FABREGE VG 87 2 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FANDABIDOSIE VG 87 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GEM VG 87 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GOLDIES JUBILEE VG 87 2 NEWBIEMAINS DAZ 12 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GORGEOUS VG 87 1 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GENIMAC VG 87 1 SHOTLEY HECTOR JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL HELGA 16 VG 87 1 CURAHEEN EMANUEL JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

BEARNA-DHEARG FLOWER 1ST VG 87 2 CURAHEEN WAKEMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

CAHANAGH FEILEACAN VG 87 2 NEWBIEMAINS CHARLIE 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

HERMITAGE GRACE VG 87 2 FEARNA COMMANDER JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

HERMITAGE GABRIELLA VG 87 2 FEARNA COMMANDER JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

MOORGLEN GOLDEN HONEY VG 87 1 DELFUR T-BONE JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FLITZ VG 86 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FUCHSIA VG 86 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FLORIE VG 86 2 CURAHEEN COMMANCHE ET (SV) JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FIFI VG 86 2 CURAHEEN COMMANCHE ET (SV) JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FILOMENA VG 86 2 CURAHEEN COMMANCHE ET (SV) JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GOLDIES BABE VG 86 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL GIGI VG 86 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL GLADYS VG 86 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL GENNIFER VG 86 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GIVE IT BAM VG 86 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GRACIOUS VG 86 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HIGHLAND WYNN VG 86 1 NEWBIEMAINS ALBERT 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HOSPITALITY VG 86 1 NEWBIEMAINS ALBERT 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HIGHCLASS VG 86 1 NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

HERMITAGE GEORGIA VG 86 2 FEARNA COMMANDER JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS BONNIE VG 86 6 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GLADRAGS VG 85 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GIDIVA VG 85 1 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HOTTOTTIE VG 85 1 NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HAIL VG 85 1 NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HOTPANTS VG 85 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HATTIE VG 85 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

DERMODY FANCY VG 85 2 CURAHEEN VIO JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL FRESNA GP 84 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL GABRIELLE GP 84 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE



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NEWBIEMAINS HASH TAG WAG GP 84 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

MOORGLEN GRAINNE GP 84 1 CURAHEEN WAKEMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FANCYPANTS GP 83 2 KILBRIDE FARM RAINMAN JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

WOODHALL GINGER GP 83 2 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HIGHHEELS&LIPPY GP 83 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HIJINKS GP 83 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HALLE BERRY GP 83 1 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HIZZY FIT GP 83 1 NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS FOUND A STAR GP 82 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GOLDSTANDARD GP 82 2 LISGLASS CHURCHILL 11 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS HEARTY GP 82 1 NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

NEWBIEMAINS GALWAY CRYSTAL GP 80 2 BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE


NEWDELL ELLABELLE VG 85 3 ANNICK WISCONSIN MR S GRANT


POPES NELLYS SUPRISE EX 92 (EX2) 10 CORRICK MAJOR M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES PRINCESS DAFFODIL EX 92 (EX2) 4 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

SWALLOWHILL WHISPER EX 91 (EX2) 7 CELTIC ROCK M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES PRINCESS BELLA EX 91 (EX2) 5 POPES TONKA M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS DAZZLER EX 91 (EX2) 4 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES PRINCESS DIANA EX 90 3 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES WHISPERS DELLA EX 90 3 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS DARLING VG 89 3 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES FAUNA VG 89 2 ATLOW AWESOME 09 M/S J H & V G WOOD

AUROCH EBONY (ET) VG 88 2 CURAHEEN TYSON M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES FROLIC VG 87 2 ATLOW AWESOME 09 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES FLIRTY EYES VG 86 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES FABULOUS EYES VG 86 2 BANWY T-REX M/S J H & V G WOOD

DIRNANEAN TARKA F8 VG 85 2 RANFURLY CONFEDERATE C24 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS FRECKLES VG 85 2 ATLOW AWESOME 09 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS GRACIOUS VG 85 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES WEIKELS GRACIE VG 85 1 CARNKERN TITAN M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS DREAM GP 84 3 BANWY WONDERBOY M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES WHISPERS FIREFLY GP 84 2 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES NELLYS GYPSY GP 84 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES GORGEOUS EYES GP 84 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 M/S J H & V G WOOD


NEWBIEMAINS FAME & FORTUNE 14 EX 91 0 NEWBIEMAINS APACHE 09 9 GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

WOODHALL EVA EX 90 3 STEINADLER GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP D4 VG 88 4 TEAM WISCONSIN GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON


RANFURLY WEIKEL 2ND V29 EX 92 9 BALIST MR W D HAZELTON

RANFURLY LADY DIANA 22ND E10 EX 90 3 OMORGA MURRAY MR W D HAZELTON

RANFURLY WEIKEL 4TH W20 VG 89 7 BALIST MR W D HAZELTON

RACEVIEW FANCYWINTY 652 ET GP 84 2 HILLCREST CHAMPION MR W D HAZELTON


CLEENAGH EYEFULL VG 86 2 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 A NELSON

SCRIBBY FARMS DIAMOND VG 86 4 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 A NELSON

SCRIBBY FARMS ELEGANT VG 85 3 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 A NELSON

SCRIBBY FARMS FAITH GP 84 2 OMORGA VOLVO A NELSON

SCRIBBY FARMS CATHY GP 84 5 CELTIC ROCK A NELSON

SCRIBBY FARMS FIONA GP 82 2 DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 A NELSON


SLIEVENAGH TASCHA EX 91 9 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH BARBIE EX 90 5 CURAHEEN TYSON MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH BUTTERCUP 10 EX 90 6 CURAHEEN TYSON MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH EMMYLOU EX 90 3 KILBRIDE FARM BANTRY 10 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH BLOSSOM VG 89 6 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH WHITNEY VG 86 8 CLEENAGH FLASHER MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH FOXY VG 86 2 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH ESME VG 85 3 SLIEVENAGH BONJOVI 10 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH ESTELLE VG 85 3 KILBRIDE FARM BANTRY 10 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH FAITH 14 VG 85 1 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH BLUEBELL VG 85 6 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH HOPE VG 85 1 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH EBONY GP 84 3 ASHLAND BRANDY 10 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH GENEVA GP 83 1 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 MR R J BOYD

COOSE HEATHER GP 83 1 AUROCH BULLET PP MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH GLAMOROUS GP 82 1 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH HARMONY GP 82 1 SLIEVENAGH EMPEROR 13 MR R J BOYD

LINDE LAIKA (PP) GP 82 2 LINDE GENERAL MR R J BOYD

SLIEVENAGH GYPSY GP 80 2 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 MR R J BOYD


SOWENNA ANNIE EX 92 6 SOWENNA TAMAR MR & MRS HAWKEY

DINTON HENRIETTA 6TH VG 89 8 SALISBURY GLADIATOR MR & MRS HAWKEY

SOWENNA BO-PEEP VG 89 7 SOWENNA TAMAR MR & MRS HAWKEY

SOWENNA FIZZY GP 84 2 SOWENNA TAMAR MR & MRS HAWKEY

CRACKLEY IRIS 74B GP 82 5 TISET DARWIN MR & MRS HAWKEY

CHEGWIDDEN GWENDOLINE GP 82 1 CHEGWIDDEN ALFIE 09 9 MR & MRS HAWKEY



STORERSMITH ELECTRA EX 94 4 GLENTURK ROLEX R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DAMSON EX 92 (EX2) 4 OMORGA MURRAY R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DOMINO EX 91 3 GLENTURK ROLEX R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DAMSON EX 91 4 OMORGA MURRAY R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH ECHO EX 90 3 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH EMBER EX 90 3 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DREAMBOAT VG 88 4 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH ELISSA VG 88 3 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH FIREFLY VG 88 2 POPES BARCLAY 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH GIGGLE VG 88 2 POPES BARCLAY 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DARLINGS GYPSYROSE VG 88 1 POPES BARCLAY 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH CINNAMON VG 87 5 GLENTURK ROLEX R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH BUBBLE’S FIZZ VG 87 2 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH GIGGLE VG 87 1 POPES BARCLAY 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DREAMBOAT VG 86 3 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DAYDREAM VG 86 4 STORERSMITH BRAVEHEART 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH FRECKLE VG 85 2 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH DAYDREAM GP 84 4 STORERSMITH BRAVEHEART 10 R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH ELISSA GP 83 2 HOCKENHULL RED RUM R & L STORER SMITH

STORERSMITH FRECKLE GP 83 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 R & L STORER SMITH


SWALLOWHILL BLUEBELLE EX 90 5 HILLCREST CHAMPION MRS A JUKES

SWALLOWHILL FAITH GP 84 2 CELTIC ROCK MRS A JUKES

CORBALLY EMBRACE VINTAGE GP 84 2 DERMODY BUTCHER MRS A JUKES

RACEVIEW ETERNAL VERONA GP 82 2 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY MRS A JUKES


SHILOH-FARM FOREVER ROYAL EX 93 0 KILBRIDE FARM BANTRY 10 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON PERRY’S NERO BESSIE EX 92 (EX2) 6 WELSTON PERRY MR A G DAVIES

PENWERN BUTTERCUP EX 92 5 PENWERN WILLIAM MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON FRONTIERS AVRIL EX 92 3 CAMUS FRONTIER MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON EDWARD KING 13 EX 92 0 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON ALPHA AVRIL 3RD EX 91 5 WELSTON ALPHA 09 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON ASPEN’S VALDA EX 91 3 JENNALYN ASPEN MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON RORY’S BRANDY AVRIL EX 90 3 CAMUS BRANDY MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON ASPEN BESSIE EX 90 3 JENNALYN ASPEN MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON BARCLAY ANNABEL EX 90 3 POPES BARCLAY 10 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON A MANS WELCOME VG 88 3 SILVER BIRCH A MANS A MAN 09 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING CLARA VG 88 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON CINCINNATI ANNAKELL VG 87 2 FALONDENE CINCINNATI 11 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON COMBER’S K TASCHA VG 87 2 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING TASCHA 2ND VG 87 1 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

AUROCH GENIE VG 87 1 PHS POLLED WORLDWIDE 14W MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON JAZZI ANGEL VG 86 3 SILVER BIRCH A MANS A MAN 09 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON COMBER’S HONEY 2ND VG 86 2 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING T-TASCHA VG 86 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING HONEY VG 86 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING CLARA 2ND VG 86 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

CURAHEEN GRETTAL (P) VG 86 1 VINGEGARD JERICHO MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON COPPER’S BESSIE 2ND VG 85 2 BRIDGEMOUNT COPPER MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING AVRIL 5TH VG 85 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING APPLE VG 85 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

DEERHURST HENBANE VG 85 1 PENWERN AMBER 09 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING AVRIL 4TH GP 84 1 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON KING WELCOME GP 84 2 BROOKWOOD ALLA KING MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON ANGEL GP 84 1 JENNALYN ASPEN MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON COMBERS VANISH GP 83 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 MR A G DAVIES

DEERHURST GWENDOLYN GP 82 1 DENIZES AMAZON 09 MR A G DAVIES

WELSTON COMBER’S AVRIL GP 82 1 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 MR A G DAVIES


STERLING NAOMI’S WEDNESDAY EX 91 (EX2) 8 STERLING ALEX MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS LORETTE AUROR EX 91 (EX2) 6 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS LORETTE’S BELLE VG 89 7 HEATHBROW MISCHIEF MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SNOWQUEEN 2ND VG 88 5 DARSHAM PLAYBOY MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SNOWQUEEN 3RD VG 88 4 DARSHAM PLAYBOY MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS TAMMY’S BEAUXBATON VG 87 6 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SIMONE’S CRYSTAL VG 85 5 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS WENDY’S DROMEDA VG 85 4 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS GIRLIE 1ST GP 84 3 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS BELLE’S ELSIE GP 84 3 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS TOFFEE’S FLUFFY GP 84 2 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SNOWQUEEN 5TH GP 84 2 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SIMONE’S ELEANOR GP 83 3 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS MALVENAS 10TH GP 83 1 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS TINKERBELLE’S EILEEN GP 82 3 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS SNOWQUEEN 7TH GP 82 1 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE

WILLIAMS WILHEMINA’S GINNY GP 82 1 HEATHBROW TRISTAR MRS H CLARKE



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IVP: cost effective

and welfare friendly

In-Vitro embryo Production (IVP) is proving to be a

cost-effective welfare friendly service for an expanding

number of pedigree beef breeders. Offered by specialist

artificial breeding technology company AB Europe,

the process combines donor oocyte (eggs) collection,

maturation and fertilisation, followed by a culture period

and then either transfer or freezing of subsequent

embryos.

AB Europe vet, Gavin Tait outlines what pedigree

breeders can expect.

• The IVP process is currently averaging approximately 10

oocytes (unfertilized eggs) per donor.

• IVP averages two to three embryos per donor each

collection depending on cow, management and season.

• Collections can be done every week, compared to

MOET flushing where a collection occurs once a month.

• We can collect from a cow in around 15 minutes -

setting up takes most of the time, so it’s a relatively

quick process.

• Multiple bulls can be used over one donor depending

on oocyte numbers.

• Collections can be done four weeks post calving, and

with pregnant donors up to 12 weeks of gestation.

• There is no line up programme or need for drug use

or FSH in the donors who tend to get back in calf very

easily.

• Some cows are consistently producing four or more

embryos every week, others will produce between

one and two. Occasionally we also will produce 12 or

more usable embryos in one week. Cows tend to be

consistent in the

number of oocytes

/ embryos they

produce each week -

it is possible to select

high yielders.

• Semen is vital to

the programme’s

success. Once we

identify a batch

which works well,

it will tend to do

so consistently,

and vice versa.

We may be able

to help advise

on ‘good’ or ‘bad’

batches of semen

based on previous

experience.

Gavin Tait

Robert Macgregor

is amongst a

growing number of

Simmental breeders

who are successfully

using IVP to exploit

some of their herd’s

best genetics. So far,

he has implanted 10

embryos resulting

in four live calves by

Team Celtic 11 - three bulls and one heifer,

and he says he found the process to be simple,

welfare friendly and cost effective.

“IVP was very straight forward. No prep was

required, no drugs, no line up, no stress. We simply

brought the two cows in from the paddock, Gavin

turned up and the job was done within 60 minutes.

The collection resulted in 35 oocytes in total; we

used three different bulls. The overall result was 11

embryos; we froze them until the recipients were

ready; we implanted in 10 heifers and achieved the

four calves.”

Robert says IVP’s advanced technology is

enabling him to draw on some of the best

Simmentals from his Team herd of 70 breeding

females based at Kirkton of Mailer, Perth.

“Team Misty 5 was one of the two donors;

she is amongst the best females I’ve bred since I

established the herd 30 years ago - she is within

the breed’s top 5%, a Royal Highland reserve junior

interbreed champion and one of her bull calves

made 5,000gns. A point came when she wouldn’t

hold, I tried MOET which proved to be unsuccessful,

and she was ready to go away when I heard about

and moved on to IVP.

“The two bulls we used over the collection

included Team Celtic 11 who is also within the

breed’s top 1% and trait leader for 200, 400 and 600

day weights; we sold him to Wolfstar for 11,000gns

in 2012, and Celtic’s first eight sons sold at auction

averaged 10,500gns.

“The three IVP bulls by Team Celtic 11 are

scheduled for Stirling in 2019, and we anticipate

there will be considerable interest.” He adds:

“Overall, the project has been such a success, we

have had no hesitation agreeing to take a second

collection from Misty in 2019.”


IVP

FOR UK CATTLE BREEDERS

Cutting edge technology to

replace traditional

MOET flushing in your herd

In-Vitro embryo Production (IVP) is a new cost effective, time efficient, welfare friendly

service from artificial breeding technology company, AB Europe.

IVP as a reproductive tool can accelerate embryo production from the UK’s superior

animals to increase genetic gain.

MOET

IVP

Collections per month One Four

Semen straws per donor Two to three One (approx four donors)

Average number of embryos per collection Four Three

Pregnancy rate from frozen embryos 50% 50%

Pregnancy rate from fresh embryos 60% 65%

Cost of veterinary drugs for programming donor £100 + £0

Super ovulatory drugs required for donor programme Multiple injections 0

Donor cattle handling 13 times Once

“

IVP delivers all the benefits of traditional MOET in enabling Simmental breeders to exploit the value of their high

genetic merit animals, however it has many more advantages which in turn result in IVP being a more time

efficient, more cost effective and more welfare friendly service for your donors. AB Europe provides both an onfarm

and on-centre collection service performed by highly skilled, experienced and approachable staff.

AB Europe vet, Gavin Tait BVMS MRCVS

”

AB Europe - delivering to UK cattle breeders the latest

technology, keeping them one step ahead

Contact

AB Europe - Edinburgh centre

01875 614 500 cattle@abreeds.co.uk www.abreeds.co.uk

Jose and Tom with

cattle on mountain

Cows on Pico

Looking from Faial

over to Pico Island

My trip to

THE AZORES

Some of the people

Tom has to thank

Dargill Gemma with a heifer

calf by KFDA on Faial Island

Dargill Helen in Sao Jorge

I

was asked by Neil Shand if we would

be prepared to invite some Simmental

breeders from overseas to Dargill for a

farm visit. In October 2016, we welcomed

around 20 visitors from the Azores to the

farm. Fortunately, two of their number

could speak better English than I could

speak Portuguese, so Jenna Pereira and

Maria Simas were able to translate for us.

The aim of their visit was to look at our

stock to see how the British Simmental

differed from their cattle, and to compare

different practices. As the visit went on, it

became clear that some were interested in

buying cattle for export.

In February 2017, 12 heifers and two

young bulls were sent on an epic adventure

to the Azores. The journey took twelve

days by road and sea; we were kept up to

date with photos of their journey along the

way. I kept in touch with Jenna and Maria

on social media; it was interesting to see

news of how the animals were settling in. In

time, Evelyn and I were invited to visit the

Azores to see the progress of the animals

for ourselves. In July 2018, we travelled to

our base on Sao Miguel island and stayed

in Ponta Delgada for two weeks. There are

nine islands in the Azores, so there was

plenty of island hopping to enable me to

see all the cattle.

On Monday morning, I left for Pico, and

stayed in a B & B for the week. I was met

by Jenna, who gave me a tour round the

island, and we then caught up with Maria to

plan our schedule.

Tuesday morning saw a ferry ride to

Faial Island, where we were met by our

guide for the day. Most of the cattle on this

island are tethered and they looked in good

condition. The first two heifers I saw had

calved. Unfortunately Feltra had lost her

calves at birth, but Gemma had a heifer

calf at foot, and I was very impressed. We

then went on to see a heifer from Overhill

House herd, and a young bull from Dargill.

The bull had been used on the cattle as

soon as he arrived, so he had not grown

on in the way I was expecting, but he had

lots of good calves running round. At this

point, I realised that an open mind on the

differences in farming practice in the two

countries was required. I should stress

that they do not feed concentrates to their

cattle as it is so expensive to buy; cattle

are fed on maize silage in the winter, and

kept outside. Before we headed back to

Pico, our guide took us on a trip to see a


Faial Harbour

Erupted volcano on Faial

Nice view down the side of

the mountain in Sao Jorge

Dargill Hoss with cows in Pico

volcano that last erupted in 1957. It had

been turned into a museum, and was very

educational and interesting.

On Wednesday morning, we took the

ferry to the longest island, Sao Jorge. We

were met by Jorge Rocha, who has 60

dairy cows and who bought five heifers.

We left the ferry for his farm, calling in to

a friend of his on the way. He has a small

herd of Limousin cattle, which were very

impressive. We headed off to view Jorge’s

dairy herd, which were not as tall as our

Holsteins, but good cattle just the same.

Lunch was at Jorge’s house; I have never

seen so much food on the table to feed ten

people – I wish I had taken a photo! After

lunch, we headed off to see his suckler

herd, and his pure Simmentals, which

looked very impressive. His cattle were not

tethered, although the occasional young

bull was. We were also taken on a tour of

the island; we headed down a road on the

side of a cliff, and ended up burning out

the brakes on the car. This didn’t seem to

concern Jorge, we just carried on to the

dairy factory where they produce a special

cheese you can only find on the island. We

returned to finish off lunch, to which Jorge’s

wife had added two more main dishes and

two more puddings! The tremendous food

really does deserve a special thank you! Full

of food, we headed back for the ferry, by

which time it was almost dark.

Thursday was a later start, so I decided

to have breakfast at the B & B. Banana

and honey with cold rice pudding was not

what I had expected, but it tasted very

good. Early afternoon, I was picked up by

Jenna to look at our other bull, who was

at the farm of Jose Silva. He had bought

the bull to run with some females that

he had imported from Southern Ireland.

This bull had not been used as quickly,

and had grown on to a larger size; some

of his calves on the ground looked very

promising. Some of the breeders had been

sent in the wrong genetic direction, and, as

a result, the cows were lacking milk.

Jenna took me to see some of the feed

lots that the family run, and they explained

that there were only two main buyers of

meat on the islands, therefore pricing is

almost fixed by the purchasing groups.

All males are kept entire, and killed for

veal at 10 months of age. The remainder

of the meat, including steaks, are from

females over the age of three, which would

normally have had a calf first.

On Friday morning, Jenna arrived early to

drop me off with Maria. She was involved in

organising her local cattle show, and would

catch up with us later in the day. Maria’s

husband Jose, is very proud of his herd of

Simmental, Charolais and Limousin cattle,

which are grazed up in the mountains all

over the island. Maria and Jose spend their

days going from one side of Pico to the

other, crossing over mountains, covering

a large distance to see their cattle. The

cattle themselves were in good condition

considering the dry climate, and there

was a very good bull calf which they were

considering keeping for breeding.

The three islands are all different in

landscape and farming practices. Farmers

on Faial appeared to have smaller pieces of

land, hence the cattle were tethered. They

seemed to have more grass than arable,

but it was still very fertile. Sao Jorge was

more like our own landscape, with the

added bonus of grass that grows all year

round. Pico was a large mountain covered

with ash with a small covering of earth,

and appeared to have the most difficult

conditions in which to raise cattle.

A group of us talked at length about

how to improve the breed out there.

The islanders are fully aware that

improvements need to be made, and are

talking about coming back to the UK in the

future.

I would like to thank Jenna and Maria for

all their hard work and organisation, and to

everyone who took the time to meet with

me during my visit. Your hospitality was

second to none.



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RED OAK

SIMMENTALS AT

By George Coles

Back in August we attended Countryfile

Live with some of our cattle - Grace

and her calf James Bond, Elizabeth

our pet Simmy X heifer and Mayflower,

a pedigree Red Angus. We were in the

Passion for Farming/Adam’s Farm Area,

which gives the public the chance to see

livestock up close and ask us questions

about what we do and about our animals.

The idea of the Ask the Farmer section is

to get real life farmers talking directly to

members of the public and answering all

their questions.

Countryfile Live is held at Blenheim

Palace in Oxfordshire. It is not an

agricultural show, and is not advertised

as one, and is attended by all the BBC

Countryfile Team plus some other famous

faces. The event attracts over 120,000

people over 4 days; most of these are not

from the farming community, and for some

it is the first time they have seen livestock up

close. The look on some people’s faces when

they see how big the cattle are is a picture,

it’s even better when they get to touch them!

We showed our cattle in the ring, and

held question and answer sessions with the

public, covering everything from the breed

to the show stick. Once a day I was also

involved in a question and answer session

with a vet from Hook Norton Vets. I took

a cow out into the ring and we discussed

everything from dog control and poo issues,

health of the animals, the use of new


technology, including my thermal imaging

cameras, and we even treated two calves

who had the start of poorly eyes due to

fly strike. We also had Jack Walton carry

out a fake auction each day to show how

pedigree cattle are sold; Grace reached just

below £200,000 at one of the auctions (if

only!)

Some of the questions and comments

we were getting were:

What is a Simmental and where is it from?

I didn’t know they were so big!

How does using embryos work?

What does a X animal mean?

And the best of all - How do you tell a

heifer from a bullock?!


Many farmers are not fans of the BBC

and the program Countryfile (me included

on the BBC) but this event is the only one I

know of where the majority of the people

are not from farming backgrounds. This was

my second year; last year I met the Waker

family and helped to get Alfie started on his

road in agriculture. Since introducing him

to the Aberdeen Angus youth development

program he has gone from strength to

strength and now his brother Charlie is also

starting to get involved. I still see them when

I can and am in regular contact with them.

This year I met another family who luckily

live close to me; it was their daughter’s

dream to milk a cow, so for her 18th

birthday I arranged for her to go to a friend’s

dairy farm and milk a cow.

Throughout the 4 days, we talked to

hundreds of people about what we do and

how we care for our animals. With the large

amount of focus currently centred on the

vegan movement, and negative content on

social media, it is good to be able to spread

positive news.

This event really does give us the chance

to shout about how good we are at what

we do to the end user. I was interviewed by

local radio and said “it does not matter if you

buy a burger from McDonalds or steak from

Tesco, without the general public on board

with us we have no customer”.

In 2019 there are going to be two

events, one in Oxfordshire and the other in

Yorkshire. I will be there again next year and

it would be good if we could perhaps get

the Society and more members involved?

Although very tiring, it is a cracking event to

be involved with and at the end of the day

you only need one Alfie a year to make it

worthwhile!!


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PCHS NEWS

Premium Cattle Health Scheme

Conflicting Test Results for Johne’s Disease

It is not uncommon to have an animal that tests blood antibody positive for Johne’s Disease

and then when followed up with a faecal culture or PCR test, the results are negative. Under

CHeCS rules a herd can maintain or even improve its risk level status from the faecal culture/

PCR results, but what do you do with the individual positive animal? Always bear in mind that

the blood test positive identifies that the animal is high risk and that the Johne’s bacteria can

be intermittently shed in the faeces.

Our general advice is that these animals are considered high risk and should be isolated and

then removed from the herd. For high genetic merit animals, embryo transfer or ova pick up

techniques remain an option to preserve specific genetic lines. If you wish to discuss specific

scenarios, please discuss this with your PCHS vet.

Bovela Vaccine for BVD

You may be aware of the new Bovela vaccine for BVD which is now on the market, which

is a live double deleted (L2D) vaccine. Due to its live attenuated nature, the strong immune

response results in a significantly higher antibody level than with use of killed vaccines. This

has some implications for diagnostic and herd screening testing which can be easily managed

in the following ways:

• Check testing can still be performed as recommended from nine months of age, with the

reminder that vaccination must be performed after the check test has been carried out

• Farms that want to use Bovela from three months of age for young stock protection can

also achieve CHeCS accreditation by tissue tagging and testing every calf born

• It is recommended that antigen screening in blood or milk is carried out prior to vaccination

or a minimum of 21 days after vaccination

• If using bulk milk PCR testing it is advised to test prior to vaccination or after 21 days

• Bulk milk antibody testing will remain strongly positive in Bovela vaccinated herds and will

not be a reliable testing method going forward

If you have any further questions on testing options please contact the lab to discuss further.

2019 Issue

1 Conflicting Test Results for

Johne’s Disease

1 Bovela Vaccine for BVD

1 Online Members Database

2 ASD (Analytical Services

Department)

2 A crash course in genomics

for animal breeding!

3 Sheep & Beef News

3 Events

4 Working together to

eradicate BVD in the

UK

5 Stamp out BVD

6 Buying Guide

7 PCHS Advisory Group

7 Facebook

7 The National Johne’s

Management Plan (Dairy

Industry) Great Britain

8 Advantages of being in the

CHeCS bTB Scheme

8 TB Advisory Service

Online Members Database

Are you familiar with the online PCHS members database? This is an invaluable tool for all of our

health scheme members looking to source accredited stock. Accessed through

www.cattlehealth.co.uk, the database can be sorted by county, by breed or by members’ surname.

The database shows a full list of all our members who have given their consent to have their details

shared online – if you find that you aren’t on there and you would like to be then please contact us.

The information displayed for each member includes their name, address, telephone number,

breed of cattle and their separate accreditation status and certification dates for BVD, Johne’s

Disease, IBR and Leptospirosis. This is a great way to either find animals that match your own

herd’s accreditation status or market your own livestock to potential buyers.

John Scholefield Editor

PCHS, SAC Consulting Veterinary Services, Greycrook, St Boswells TD6 0EQ

T: 01835 822456 F: 01835 823643 E: pchs1@btconnect.com W: www.cattlehealth.co.uk

SAC Consulting is a division of SRUC. SRUC is a charity registered in Scotland, No. SC003712


ASD (Analytical Services Department)

The Analytical Services Department is the Agri-Environmental

laboratory within SAC Consulting Veterinary Services.

The lab offers independent and high quality testing for:

• Soils

• Silage, animal feed and forages

• Plants

• Manures

• Water

• Vitamins/minerals in veterinary samples

The majority of tests are UKAS accredited, providing

an extra level of confidence in the results that are given

for testing. Our standard practice is that all submitted

samples are preceded by a control sample. As the control

sample has known values, this allows our technicians to

ensure that the lab equipment is correctly calibrated and

that the correct methodology is being used in order to get

accurate results. This commitment to consistency and

accuracy is an advantage over non-UKAS accredited labs

that offer similar tests and gives us further confidence in

the service we provide.

Contact June Gay 0131 535 3170

or email: asd@sac.co.uk web: www.sac.co.uk/ASD


A crash course in genomics

for animal breeding!

This two day vetnomics course covers dairy, beef,

sheep, goats and poultry for practising vets, their clients,

interested farmers, retailers, genomic services providers

and breeding companies.

By the end of this course you will have knowledge of

the latest animal genetics research, gain confidence in

emerging technologies and understand the underlying

mechanisms of genetic progress for data interpretation

and implementation on farm.

• 22 nd – 23 rd November 2018 at Norton House

Hotel, Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8LX (Includes

access to an online Webinar available 24/7)

• If you are unable to attend the course and you need flexibility a webinar is also available

More info and booking at: www.sruc.ac.uk/vetnomics

To book the webinar: www.sruc.ac.uk/vetnomicsonline

Special 20% loyalty discount for

November Course for PCHS farmer

members and breed societies

£672 +VAT (£336/day+VAT)

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Sheep

& Beef

News

A monthly source of timely, impartial and trustworthy

content, driven to support beef and sheep producers

• Market commentary and outlook

• Health and performance

• Genetics and fertility

• Forage and nutrition

• Grassland, fodder and grazing

• Business and management

* Special Offer: PCHS members receive first year’s

subscription for £55 (12 issues)

“I’ve been receiving

SBN for some years

now, it’s the best read

that comes through our

door” – John Emerson,

County Durham

E-mail your details (name, address, phone number) to

val.angus@sac.co.uk and quote offer code SBN18

Throughout 2018, SAC Consulting Veterinary Services have exhibited at

a number of shows and events around the country to promote both the

Premium Cattle Health Scheme and the Premium Sheep & Goat Health

Schemes. We have used these as an opportunity to run prize draws and

exclusive show offers and we have met a huge number of existing health

scheme members as well as people wanting to join.

2018 Shows and Events:

• NBA Beef Expo – Shrewsbury, Shropshire

• NSA ScotSheep* – Ballantrae, Ayshire

• Royal Highland Show – Edinburgh

• Great Yorkshire Show – Harrogate

• NSA Sheep Event* – Malvern, Worcestershire

• Royal Welsh Show – Builth Wells, Powys

• NSA South Sheep* – Ardingly, West Sussex

• UK Dairy Day – Telford, Shropshire

• Westmorland Show – Crooklands, Cumbria

• Borderway Agri-Expo – Carlisle, Cumbria

• Agrifest South West – Exeter, Devon

• AgriScot - Edinburgh

We will be exhibiting at many of the same events in 2019, as well as

Scotland’s Beef Event, NSA North Sheep, Welsh Sheep, Highland

Sheep and Sheep South West. Keep up to date with where we will

be by following us on Twitter @SRUCVets and on Facebook (fb.

com/saccvs) and make sure you come and meet our team.

*These events are biennial and will not be repeated until 2020

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Working together to eradicate BVD in the UK

Wales

Gwaredu BVD — Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Eradication

The Welsh Eradication Programme is a three year industry

led voluntary scheme launched in September 2017 and is

financed by the Welsh Government. It is designed to fit

around TB testing. The vet takes 5 blood samples from each

group of animals 9 – 18 months old. The results and next

steps are then discussed with the vet at the reading of the

TB test. The initial blood sampling is free and if any results

come back positive then the farmer will be supported up

to the value of £500 to conduct a PI hunt. There has been

a positive response with 5000 farms in Wales (40%) taking

up this opportunity. The project is running for 3 years. The

programme will launch an online educational package, a

trading database and an online biosecurity package during

2018. PCHS members in Wales should not have to pay for

their screening test while the project is running.


If you have any questions about ‘Gwaredu BVD’,

please contact Gelli Aur:

Tel: 01554 748576

Email: GwareduBVD@colegsirgar.ac.uk

Scotland

Scottish BVD eradication scheme

The scheme was launched in September 2010 and kickstarted

by 4000 herds taking advantage of subsidised

screening from Scottish Government – £36 for testing and

£72 for a PI hunt. This was followed by mandatory screening

in Phase 2 and Control Measures in Phase 3. Now at Phase

4 it includes enhanced testing and movement restrictions

introduced from 1 st June 2015. Keepers of breeding herds of

cattle in Scotland must have their herds screened every year

by either check testing to determine BVD exposure or testing

all calves born on the holding for virus. Non-breeding herds

must test all calves born on the holding before they are 40

days old. Farmers are required to test replacement animals

from untested herds; movement restrictions are imposed on

“not negative” herds and there is a ban on knowingly moving

BVDV infected cattle. The scheme currently involves 11,300

herds representing 1.7 million cattle. Approved labs send

results to a national database www.scoteid.com Phase 5 is

being introduced early 2019 with increased pressure on ‘not

negative’ and ‘positive’ herds.

Contact details:

Tel: 0300 244 9823

Email: bvd@scotland.gsi.gov.uk

This article is correct at the time of printing, for more up to date

information please contact your relevant scheme directly

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England

BVDFree England

This is a voluntary industry-led scheme aiming to identify and

remove all persistently infected (PI) animals from the English

cattle herd by 2022. The scheme is built around a national

database (www.bvdfree.org.uk) which is searchable for the

BVD status of individual animals and herds tested under the

scheme. Famers must register with BVDFree to enable their

herds’ BVD test results to be uploaded to the database and

there is a small charge for this. Individual animal BVD status can

be found by entering a UK tag number or a herd’s BVD status

can be found using the CPH number. This provides farmers

with recognition, confidence and traceability when buying and

selling BVDFree cattle. CHeCS accredited herds (from all over

the UK) can register and display their BVD herd status for ‘free’

on their database and don’t need to be a member of BVDFree.

An electronic form giving PCHS permission to upload BVD herd

status is available at www.cattlehealth.co.uk/bvdfree

Acceptance of other labs’ results for

BVD tissue tags: We can accept one

year’s worth of tests from another

UKAS accredited lab to count towards

a herd’s accreditation. A signed

declaration from the owner of the

herd and their vet is also required to

confirm the animal’s identity and that

the biosecurity rules have been followed.

Did you know: BVD testing results from

English herds can be uploaded to the

ScotEID database if you are intending to

sell animals into Scotland. Let our lab

know that you want your results to be

added at the time of testing as there is

a charge for adding them retrospectively.

Contact Details:

Tel: 03332413113

Email: help@bvdfree.org.uk

Northern Ireland

BVD Eradication Programme

A voluntary phase started on 1 st January 2013 followed by a

compulsory phase from 1 st March 2016, requiring all calves to

be tested for BVD virus. The eradication scheme is based on

testing ear punch samples for BVD virus using official identity

or management tissue tags. Farmers join the programme by

ordering tissue sample tags from a designated tag supplier.

Permission is obtained from the herd owner to share their herd

data and results for the administration of the programme and

farmers undertake to comply with the programme guidelines.

Calves should be tagged as soon as possible after birth (as

soon as the calf is dry) and not later than 20 days after birth.

All aborted and stillborn calves should be sampled for testing.

For those animals born during the compulsory phase of the

programme, only those testing negative are permitted to move

off the farm to another farm, market or Export Assembly Centre.

All PI calves should be isolated until culled or slaughtered.

Participating farmers can access data recorded for their herd

through the AHWNI database (www.animalhealthni.com)

Contact Details:

Tel: 028 8778 9126

Email: info@animalhealthni.com

Following the announcement of DEFRA’s Stamp

Out BVD campaign, SAC Consulting has opened

registration for vet practices across England. This

campaign provides funding for vets to go out on farm

and discuss on a one to one basis the risks of BVD and

undertake some testing to investigate the presence of

the disease within a herd.

Per farm there is funding of £61.80 for check tests,

and in limited circumstances this can open up access

to a further £440 to undertake a PI hunt. This project

sits alongside BVDFree in its aim of getting farmers to

declare their BVD status.

Neil Carter

Senior Consultant

www.sruc.ac.uk/bvd

BVD@sac.co.uk

BVD Virus Testing

Using Tag and Test

Tags should be kept in a cool dry place

and submitted in batches every two

weeks. This is important to ensure the

tissue samples do not deteriorate. It

also means you get the results quickly

and can act on them if necessary.

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Buying

Guide


Although keeping a closed herd is the best way to keep

disease off your farm, this isn’t always possible. Buying

replacements can be a risky business; a healthy looking

animal may be carrying disease. Don’t be afraid to

ask direct questions about an animal’s health status.

One wrong assumption can lead to a crippling disease

outbreak and devastate profits on your farm. Here

are some recommendations for best practice when

purchasing replacement animals:

• Buy replacements (including bulls) from CHeCS

accredited herds

• Check herd status of PCHS

members on our online

members database

• If you are given a certificate

of accredited status check

that the herd is within the

testing date to see if CHeCS

accredited status is still valid

• Isolate purchased stock on

arrival for at least one month.

Purchasing animals through

markets and transportation poses a potential disease risk

so quarantine and test animals before they join the herd

• If you are buying in pregnant animals quarantine them on

arrival and tissue tag the calf for BVD as soon as it is born

before mixing with the rest of the herd

• Try to buy accredited high health status bulls – otherwise

quarantine and test before introducing to the herd

• Screen your herd for disease – when buying animals of

a high health status, it is worth knowing if your own herd

has any disease issues. High health status purchased

stock won’t perform if they are exposed to a heavy

disease burden in their new home. In this situation it is

worth discussing vaccination of incoming stock with your

vet

• Follow the correct biosecurity procedures for transporting

cattle, it is not worth buying a healthy animal only for it to

pick up a disease on the journey home

If purchasing stock of unknown health status:

• Ideally test on the farm of origin before bringing them

home

• If stock are brought home they should be isolated for

at least 28 days from the rest of the herd and tested

according to which diseases your herd is accredited for

• Any animals that test positive for IBR or Leptospirosis

should be removed from the quarantine group and then

test the group again 28 days later. If the group tests

negative they can be introduced to the home herd.

You must decide if you wish to

accredit all stock on the holding or

keep newly acquired stock separated.

If you keep two separate herds you

must be sure to follow biosecurity

guidelines otherwise the accredited

herd will lose its status. Keep hold

of your certification and contact the

PCHS Team at St Boswell’s who will

be able to guide you and your vet on

next steps to registering your herd.

It is also worth considering:

• Planning ahead your purchases for the year, what type of

animals will be bought and what time of year, allowing you

to plan effective quarantine and control measures

• Buying in as few animals as possible. Planning ahead

may allow you to increase numbers or get enough

replacements from your own herd rather than having to

rely on purchasing and adding more risk

• Buying from as few herds as possible. The more

herds you buy from the greater the risk of introducing

disease. Buying 50 cattle from one herd is potentially

a lot lower risk than buying 20 cattle from a number of

different herds. If possible try to buy from the same

herds year after year, allowing you to build a relationship

with the owner and get to know their health status and

management practices.

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PCHS Advisory Group

The PCHS Advisory Group meets in August each year to discuss a range of issues related to cattle health and the

running of our national scheme. This year we were also able to take our advisory group members on a tour of our

Molecular and Serology labs in Edinburgh, to see first-hand the testing methods that we use for the diseases covered in

the health schemes.

From left to right: Alison Braddock (SACCVS Marketing and Business Development Manager), Wanda Hobbs (Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society),

Neil Shand (Simmental Cattle Society), Harri Parri (Stabiliser Cattle), Keith Cutler (Endell Farm Vets), George Caldow (Head of SACCVS),

Jennifer Thacker (Molecular Laboratory Supervisor), Liz MacKay (Serology Laboratory Supervisor), Colin Mason (SACCVS Veterinary Centre

Manager, Dumfries), Graeme Richardson (Thrums Veterinary Group).

Facebook

We have recently created a SAC Consulting

Veterinary Services Facebook page! Here you

can keep up to date with all the latest news and

developments for the Premium Cattle Scheme, Premium Sheep

& Goat Health Schemes and more.

Visit our page and make sure you click the ‘like’ button to

see our updates.

Go to www.facebook.com/SACCVS or search for

‘SAC Consulting Veterinary Services’ on Facebook

Sales Card

Johne’s Disease and TB Test

Reminder: There is an interaction

between the skin test for TB and the

blood test for Johne’s disease. Animals

that have been tested for TB by the

skin test are more likely to test

positive for Johne’s disease – avoid

confusion by ensuring that the Johne’s

herd test is not carried out within the

three months following a TB test. For

herds on 60 day testing for TB, testing

should be done as late as possible after

a TB skin test and any reactors will

need to be retested by faecal PCR.

Reminder: If you require a sale card please contact

our office at least two weeks before it is needed (six

weeks if testing is also required). The application form

can be downloaded from our website. Accreditation

certificates are sent out after testing has been

completed and further copies can be requested any time

if needed.

The National Johne’s Management

Plan (Dairy Industry) Great Britain

Phase 11 update: by 31 st October 2018 all farmers supplying milk to the 27 purchaser members of the National Johne’s

Management Plan (NJMP) will need to have assessed their risks and herd status and implemented a Johne’s Disease

management plan and co-signed a declaration of compliance with their BCVA Accredited Johne’s Veterinary Advisor.

More information at www.actionjohnesuk.org

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Advantages of being

in the

CHeCS bTB Scheme

Changes announced by Defra in May 2018 - England

• Compensation – from 1 st November 2018, 50%

compensation will be available for animals brought into

a TB breakdown herd which then fail a TB test. This will

mirror what already happens in Wales. However, cattle

keepers registered and participating in CHeCS TB Herd will

continue to receive 100% compensation for compulsorily

slaughtered cattle, provided the herd is accredited (with a

score of 1 or above) at the time of the breakdown

• Six monthly testing – routine surveillance testing for higher

risk herds in the High Risk Area (HRA) will now take place

at six-monthly intervals from 2020, some herds in HRA

will remain on annual testing if: They have not had a TB

breakdown in 6 years; and/or they are CHeCS TB accredited

at level 1 or above

Welsh Government

In July 2017, the Welsh Government announced that a Post

Movement Test will not be needed for animals moving into the

low risk TB Area if they come from herds which are participating

in a CHeCS TB Herd Accreditation Scheme, and have achieved a

score of Level 10.

The CHeCS programme differs from statutory bTB control, for

more information see www.checs.co.uk

and www.tbhub.co.uk

All relevant forms including the PCHS Price List, Application

Form and Compliance Declaration are available at

www.cattlehealth.co.uk

TB Advisory Service

Cattle farmers across the High Risk and Edge Areas of England

are eligible to receive FREE, bespoke advice on practical,

cost-effective measures to reduce the risks associated with

TB. The TB Advisory Service offers one-to-one on-farm advice

visits, where experienced advisors can provide bespoke

recommendations to prevent TB incursions in herds that are

currently clear, whilst discussing trading options and measures to

prevent repeated reinfection for farms that are currently under

TB restrictions. A telephone advice service and ‘drop-in clinics’

are also available for farmers with specific questions about

bovine TB and biosecurity. The project is funded by Defra and

the EU through the Rural Development Programme for England,

and runs until 2020.

To find out more, please contact the TB Advisory Service on

01306 779410 or email info@tbas.org.uk

or visit www.tbas.org.uk

Reminder for faecal samples:

All samples should be packaged and

submitted in proper containers rather

than in plastic bags. For the purposes

of the accreditation scheme, all samples

have to be collected by your vet.

IBR reminder: Members of the IBR

accreditation scheme must inform us if

an animal has been marker vaccinated with

IBRgE so we can carry out the correct

test.


Meet the Team

Alison Braddock

Marketing and Business

Development Manager BSc (Hons)

John Scholefield

Marketing and Business

Development Officer BA

George Caldow

PCHS Veterinary Manager

BVM&S, MSc, CertCHP,

Dip ECBHM, FRAgS, MRCVS

Colin Mason

BVM&S, BSc,

Cert CHP, MRCVS

Tim Geraghty

BVMS, MVM,

Dip ECBHM, MRCVS

Helen Carty

BVM&S,

Cert AVP (cattle),

MRCVS

Julie McDiarmid

Senior PCHS

Administration Manager

BSc (Hons)

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Farewell to Dear Friends

Robert Lunness

1942 - 2018

When I joined the British Simmental

Society in 1988 and during my early years

of showing in the 1990s, I soon became

aware of the herd name ‘BRINKTON’, with

it winning at the majority of the main

agricultural shows I visited. The name

‘Melody’ kept arising and it was soon

known that if they (Bob & Jean) were

there with Melody, the question was -

who would come second?

Apparently when starting up with

Simmentals Bob and Jean were mocked by

other breeds/farmers they knew, asking

why they had started in ‘rare breeds’.

Bob’s answer to this was always ‘the

rare breeds’ they referred to became

the ‘Best of all breeds’, something he

continued to champion when he went on

to win the Burke Trophy as a breeder, and

when he was president seeing Valentine

and Sterling Krackerjack being successful,

winning the Burke Trophy again.

Certain animals names go on to become

famous, and within the Simmental Society,

that has to go to Brinkton Melody. She

won everything and then went on to breed

both male and female champions, with

the likes of Bluebelle, Bonzo, Wizard and

many,many more.

The Brinkton herd still has the record of

the most class winners at the Royal Show

with them gaining 6 first prizes in 1993 and

this was when there were over a hundred

Simmentals forward, as well as overall

supreme and reserve champions in both

the male and female championship.

Melody went on to gain Golden Cow

status and when she was paraded before

the crowd at the reduction sale they had in

1994, she was paraded in the sale ring at

the start to Tina Turner’s Simply the Best!

She was described by the auctioneer, Jack

Young as the “best Simmental cow of the

century and certainly of his lifetime”.

The sale went on to produce a record

at the time - 34 females sold to average

£4,082. Over 600 breeders were present to

see the top price of 11,000 guineas being

paid for Bluebelle by Haddon and Lynda

Burditt.

Clearly, as a new breeder, you are in

awe of these people who, at the time you

don’t know, but who go on to become

friends and when judged at a show by Bob

(but always prompted by Jean from the

sidelines) being put up with a baby heifer

called ‘Valentine’ and being told by Jean

that she was special, made my day.

I used to wonder how, when going to

shows, his animals came off the lorry and

almost immediately lay down as if they

had been there for days, while mine stood

and got so tired they almost fell down. On

visiting his farm one day, I found that all

his show cows were tied up as if at a show

and it was just natural for them.

He had big refrigeration units cut out of

a lorry blowing down on the cattle, so they

had coats thicker than anyone else, and

with those coats there was no-one better

than Jean for turning them out.

I attended an early show and phoned

home saying I thought the animal I had

would be third, having seen them in the

pens. We ended up 5th with two brought

out by Bob (after Jean had done her bit)

pushing everyone else down and winning

again.

The name Bob Lunness will always be

known within our breed, but cannot be

mentioned without that of his wife Jean

and the animals which made the herd

name Brinkton so famous within our

breed.

Sadly, less than 8 weeks after Bob

died, Jean also passed away, just before

Christmas.

Clearly we all move on with new names,

animals and herds becoming well known,

however the names of Lunness and

Melody will always be something that

remains special as far as my time in the

breed is concerned

Sleep well my friend, you left without

me getting a chance to say goodbye!!

David Donnelly


Hector Macaskill

10.05.48 – 06.01.18


Hector was born in 1948 into a crofting family in Melvaig,

Wester Ross where he grew up with his brother Donald

Iain. Gaelic was the common language and he only

learned English at school in later years. Upon leaving

school at the age of 15, he worked on the family croft

and later as a shepherd on a farm near Gairloch. It was

there that he met his future wife Fiona Cameron and they

married in 1970. Two years later Hector and Fiona moved

to Woodhall farm near Innerwick, they were blessed with

4 daughters – Kirsty, Maj, Rhona and Jenny who helped on

the farm, consisting in the early days of Blackface sheep

and Hereford cross Friesian cattle.

His first association with the Simmental breed was

in 1976 when he purchased a bull from the Perth sales.

After satisfactory results with the progeny, the Woodhall

herd was established and grew to female numbers

well excess of 100. Hector developed a strong passion

and understanding of the genetics and later enjoyed

much success in the show and sale rings. He became a

very reputable breeder, travelling to countries such as

Canada, New Zealand, Germany, Austria, Australia and

Denmark and acted in many ways as an ambassador for

the UK. Hector had a terrific gift of remembering cattle

markings and their pedigrees; he was often referred

to as the ‘encyclopaedia’ of the breed. A competent

judge, he is one of a small number to have adjudicated

at the 4 Royals, as well as Premier events in Ireland

and Continental Europe. Many visitors from near and

far have had the

pleasure of Woodhall

hospitality over the

years, including

participants of the

World Congress in

2008. A strong and hardworking

council member for many years, he was rewarded with

the Presidency of the Simmental society in 2008 & 2009, a

position he held with great pride and competence.

Love for his large flock of Blackface sheep often

resulted in prize winning mule ewe lambs, and selling

over 400 in a single day was not uncommon at Stirling

market. It was also at these events where Hector

developed a close friendship with many breeders in the

sheep industry.

Hector passed away on the 6th January 2018, after

a degrading terminal illness, which he bore with great

dignity and fortitude. His quick wit and kind heart will

fondly be remembered by all who knew him well. He

will be sadly missed by many people including his fellow

breeders, good neighbours and friends but especially his

wife Fiona, daughters, sons in law and grandchildren, all

of which he was extremely proud.

On a personal note, I must say that after a lasting

relationship for over 30 years I have lost a special friend

and gentleman.

Cecil McIlwaine


Charles Bruce

16/11/1927 - 30/8/2018

Chick was born and brought up at

Newtonmill, a dairy farm in Angus

with a bottling and doorstep delivery

business. Son of a farmer and WW1

veteran, he was the third generation

Bruce to make a living from the farm.

He lived and worked there till 1964

when he upped sticks and relocated

to Bemersyde Farm in the Scottish

Borders, where he set up a pedigree

herd of Ruby Red North Devon cattle.

Many championship rosettes followed from Exeter to

Perth, along with five supreme championships at the

RHASS Highland Show.

A new challenge followed in 1976 when he joined in

the importation of Simmental heifers from Switzerland,

taking 4 of the consignment back to Bemersyde. He

gradually built up the herd, winning championships at

both Perth and Carlisle bull sales along the way, and

producing many sires for both pedigree

breeders and commercial herds alike.

He was chairman of both Brechin

and Angus Federation of Young

Farmers. He chaired the Borders Crop

and Grassland Society and the local

NFU. In his youth he was a professional

sprinter, heavyweight Highland Games

competitor, and was also a keen curler

all his life.

He was a passionate and lifelong

stocksman and pedigree cattle breeder, always fun

loving with a twinkle in his eye. He will be sorely missed

by his wife Moira, sons Malcolm, Gordon and Stuart,

daughter in law Gillian and grandchildren Nicola, Grant,

Rebecca and Zoe, and by the many close friends and

acquaintances he made over the years.

Au revoir Chick.

M.+G. Bruce.


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Paull Borlase

1943 – 2018

My father Paull was born on the 22nd July 1943 in Hertford

and lived for the first 72 years of his life at both Sacombe

Hill Farm and Perrywood Farm on the Woodhall Estate,

where he farmed firstly with his Grandfather, then in

partnership with his parents, Bert & Betty Borlase before

their passing.

Paull firstly attended Heath Mount School based on

the Woodhall Estate then Lancing College in West Sussex

before he finished his studies at Moulton Agricultural

College in Northamptonshire and returned home to the

family farm. At the age of 8 he was struck down with

tetanus and spent 8 weeks in a coma before having

to learn to walk again. Paull became an accomplished

sportsman, particularly as a mile runner, and he competed

against the likes of Roger Bannister at the White City

Stadium following on to play rugby for the Royston Crows

for many years.

In 1968 after a very short courtship with Judy he asked

her father if he could marry Judy and when later that day,

he took her by complete surprise by saying to her that

he had asked her father for her hand in marriage, her

comment was, ‘and what did he say?’. Without hesitation

my father recited my Grandfather’s comment ‘The Best of

Bloody Luck to you’. Paull and Judy were married on the

4th December 1968 and so very nearly got to their Golden

Wedding anniversary but sadly it was not to be. William

was born in 1969 and I followed in 1975 and our father

was always immensely supportive of us and very proud

of what we had both achieved and he became the best

Grandfather our children could ever have had, referring

to his Grandchildren, Ben, Samuel and Scarlett as his little

angels.

On the 4th July 1970 Paull and his parents had the

foresight to establish the Sacombe Simmental Herd and

became founding members of The British Simmental

Cattle Society, his one wish was to see the herd attain its

50th Anniversary which we will proudly do in 2020. He

loved his cattle and particularly loved the summer shows.

Never one to seek the limelight, he often let others do the

showing, but he loved nothing more than grabbing the

muck fork or a comb and chatting to all the show goers,

inviting numerous people from home and abroad to come

and view the herd on the farm and in the process signing

up many new members for the breed - he was very much a

people’s person.

Paull achieved many highlights over his 48 years in

the Simmental breed including winning the Supreme

Championship at Perth Bull Sales on two occasions with

Sacombe Edgar and Sacombe Wishful Thinking, Supreme

and Interbreed Champion at The Royal Show with Sacombe

Shamus, Supreme Champion at the Royal Highland with

Sacombe Bernard and Supreme Champion at The Royal

Welsh on two occasions, firstly with Sacombe Balmoral and

this year just a

week before his

passing with

Sterling Petra’s

Cairo which

he was able to

watch on TV.

Without a doubt

though, the

highlight of his

farming career

as he saw it was

winning the

coveted Burke

Trophy in 2012

with Perrywood

Wispa and Clonagh World Class.

A naturally gifted engineer, Paull could turn his hand

to anything in a workshop and it was often joked how he

could have appeared on Scrap Heap Challenge such was

his ability to turn tired old metal into something useful and

this skill came to the fore throughout his farming life.

Paull took the very bold decision at the age of 72 to

purchase a new farm in Shropshire, and on the 30th

September 2015 together with Judy they moved to

Batchcott Hall Farm, which he described as having moved

to God’s Country. He promptly set about trying to promote

the attributes of Simmentals to the locals and establishing

an 800-ewe flock to run on the farm alongside the portion

of the Sacombe herd he had taken with him and he

immensely enjoyed the new friendships he promptly made

in the local area.

16 years ago, my father was diagnosed with Primary

Sclerosing Cholangitis, a liver disease which was

untreatable, and specialists knew very little about. Knowing

he couldn’t be cured he enrolled himself to be a guinea pig

so in the future he can hopefully help others. It was just

three weeks from him being diagnosed with cancer to his

passing, it was so aggressive it took everyone by surprise.

Throughout he never failed to thank the medical staff and

always told them how brilliant they were, his care from

them was fantastic.

Farming was Paull’s life, his passion and his pleasure

and no aspect more so than his beloved Simmental herd.

His enthusiasm for farming and Simmentals was infectious

and plain for all to see.

My Mother, William and I would like to thank everyone

who has shown our family so much support and kindness

through this difficult time, we have lost a loving husband,

supportive father and loving grandfather and a best friend

to many. We are all the richer for having had him in our

lives.

Bridget Borlase


Joe Mee

19/08/1933 - 29/10/2018


Joe Mee, founder of the Lancelot herd, died on 29th

October 2018 after a long and courageous battle with

cancer. He was a loving husband, dad and granddad, and a

true gentleman, who will be greatly missed by his wife Jill,

children Oliver and Georgina and four grandchildren, and

also by those of us who showed cattle alongside him.

There were several tributes at his funeral, the first from

his friend Chris White, who spoke about his love of cattle

and showing:

Many of you know that I wasn’t family, but Joe and Jill

always made me feel like I was. I started to go up to Joe

and Jill’s at the age of eleven to help out, and later to work.

I look back now and think how patient Joe must have been.

I was not from a farming background – a city lad from

Sheffield – and have never thought about being a farmer.

The patience, time and understanding that Joe spent

teaching me led me to my career in farming, doing what I

love the most. I couldn’t have had a better tutor.

Joe loved his showing, and would always like to pick his

show team in January to start halter breaking and getting

them ready. His one aim was to beat Mr Donnelly, and

he achieved this with Harriet leading a home bred heifer

in 2016 at Ashbourne Show. Joe’s face was a picture, he

couldn’t stop smiling and said he was happy now, he’d

done what he set out to do.

The second tribute was from Harriet Thomas-Mee, Joe’s

granddaughter.

I would like to say a few words from Dada’s 4

grandchildren, Charlie, Josh, Ruby and myself. Dada has

always been there for us, helping and encouraging us with

our hobbies. For Ruby, he gave her advice and helped to

raise many orphan lambs; with Josh he had lots of good

times watching and chatting about football. With Charlie,

and the help of Dada’s dear friend Geoff, they restored an

old Petter engine. Dada shared his love of Simmental cattle

with me, as well as always encouraging me with my degree.

Every Tuesday and Wednesday after school he would be

waiting for us on the quadbike at the bottom of the lane

to give us a lift up to the farm. We all loved this but mum

wasn’t so keen on the soggy trousers on wet days! We have

so many great memories with Dada and are very lucky to

have lived so close to him and been able to spend lots of

time together.

There was always a job to be done, his favourite

summer job was to get us painting. He was very patient

as we got the paint on everything other than whatever we

were meant to be painting! The favourite winter job was

definitely mucking out the cows at the weekends, this we

got quite good at…

We have all spent a lot of hours growing up around

animals and riding on tractors with him. He was a great

role model and I aim to be as strong, kind and honest as

him. You stand forever in our hearts, the best Dada we

could have ever asked for, we will always look up to you

and miss you very much.



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TOP

20

SIRES

TOP 20 SIRES 2018 2017

SNEUMGAARD IMPERATOR 82 82

DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 70 90

RANFURLY CONFEDERATE C24 11 67 56

WOODHALL FERRARI 14 63 50

DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY 60 81

KILBRIDE FARM GLENHEAD 15 58

DENIZES GERONIMO 15 53

TEAM CELTIC 11 50

KEELDRUM CLIO 11 45 85

LOSNING IVER 41 68

BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 41 75

POPES FENDT 14 40

DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 40

WROXALL COCKER-LEEKY SOUP 39 39

CURAHEEN GIANT 2 38

ISLAVALE DONALD 12 37

LOPEMEDE GREGG 15 36

WOODHALL FANTASTIC 14 35

MULLYKNOCK GALLANT 15 35

CURAHEEN GUNSHOT (P) 35

To achieve the Golden cow status the cow must meet the

following criteria:

• The cow’s indexes must be above breed average.

• Must have had five calves with a calving index of 13 months (twins count as one calving)

• The calves indexes must be above breed average.

• The cows must be classified as excellent

GOLDEN

Cow 2018

COW

SLIEVENAGH BUTTERCUP 10 EX 90

OWNER

MR R J BOYD

Congratulations to SLIEVENAGH BUTTERCUP 10 EX 90 on

achieving the first ever Golden Cow of the modern era.


Welcome to New Members

We welcome readers old and new to The Review 2018, and especially

those who have joined us during the past year.

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MHARI EUNSON SCOTLAND CLOVERPARK

FIRM OF S R FINDLAY SCOTLAND NEUK

J W GOSMORE PARTNERS NORTH WEST NEWTON HOUSE

BERNARD & JOSEPH GRIFFIN NORTHERN IRELAND BALLYNEASE

PETER HARRIS & DAVID HARRIS MIDLANDS LAWFORD

DAVID IRELAND SCOTLAND PRIORS

DANIEL & JODIE JONES MIDLANDS JONES

DAVID KENNEDY NORTHERN IRELAND GROVEHILL

STUART & PETER LAMB NORTHERN IRELAND RICHHILL

STEWART LATHANGIE SCOTLAND PYESTON

VALERIE & PAUL MCDONALD NORTHERN IRELAND GLENCOE

RYAN O’FLYNN NORTHERN IRELAND GRAFFIN

A & D PROCTOR NORTH EAST SWARLAND

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A T RUELL & SON WALES GRURYN

M G SEARLE EAST ANGLIA GUILTCROSS

MR & MRS TAYLOR-JACKSON NORTH WEST MOTTRAM

CLEO THOMAS-JONES WALES FYDLYN

G F WHEELHOUSE & SON NORTH EAST HOOTON

CONNOR WILKINSON NORTHERN IRELAND KILLULTAGH

MARSHALL WRIGHT SCOTLAND REDPOINT

MOLLY BRADLEY NORTHERN IRELAND DERNASIGH

MARCUS CALLWOOD NORTH WEST OLLERTON

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244

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SOUTH WEST

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SOUTH EAST

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NORTHERN IRELAND

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REECE & ANDREW SIMMERS SCOTLAND BACKMUIR


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Ian and Rachel Scott-Douglas’s new son

Jack Michael Scott-Douglas. Born

on 27/08/2018. A very welcome

addition to the Skylark herd.

Gayle Houliston (Saltire Herd) Married Bruce

Campbell on the 8th June 2018.

Hatch, Match &

Celebrate

Jon & Harriet Bailey (Mixbury-Hall

Herd) had a baby girl Jessica Harriet

Louise Bailey, born 25.09.18

David Lowry of Keeldrum Simmentals in Scotland retired from

auctioneering after 41 years service. He worked at Lawrie &

Symington in Lanark for 17 years and prior to joining them, was an

auctioneer for 24 years at Saintfield, Cullybacky and Ballymoney

Livestock Markets in Northern Ireland.



Charlie and Jen Harris celebrated their 50th

Wedding Anniversary – here they are cutting

their cake which has their wedding photo on it!

David Loftus of the Blackpool

herd turned 70 this year.

Congratulations to Ian & Margaret Steele

of the Blakewell herd who celebrated their

Golden Wedding Anniversary this year

Matthew Smith was born on the

20th July 2018 to Douglas and Fiona

Smith of the Boswell herd.


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Area Club Officers

NORTH WEST

Chairman: Mr Alan Tallentire, High Griseburn, Gt Asby, Appleby, Cumbria CA16 6QD

Tel: 01768 351532 Mobile: 07812 117249 Email: alantallentire500@gmail.com

Secretary: Miss Sarah Ford, High Keenley Fell Farm, Allendale, Hexham, Northumberland NE47 9NU

Tel: 01434 618344 Email: nwsimmentalclub@gmail.com

NORTHERN IRELAND

Chairman: Mr Conrad Fegan, 24 Knockbarragh Road, Rostrevor, Newry, County Down, N. Ireland BT34 3DL

Tel: 02841 738579 Mobile: 07932 839329 Email: conrad.fegan@outlook.com

Secretary: Mr. R J Boyd, Slievenagh Farm, 78 Ballynafie Road, Portglenone, N. Ireland BT44 8DQ

Tel: 02825 820070 Mobile: 07799 346784 Email: boydsfarm78@gmail.com

SCOTLAND

Chairperson: Nadia Gwynne, Garden

Cottage, Castlewigg Farm, Whithorn, Newton

Stewart, DG8 8DP

Tel: 01988 500243 Mobile: 07585 554463

Email: nadiagwynne@gmail.com

Secretary: Mr. Richard Pettit, The Den, Den

Farm, Fochabers, Morayshire IV32 7PQ

Mobile: 07739 079403

Email: rmspettit@btinternet.com

NORTH EAST

Chairman: Mr Craig Hollingsworth,

Midhope Hall Farm, Midhopstones,

Sheffield, S36 4GW

Tel: 01226 764192

Email: midhopestones@outlook.com

Secretary: Mrs Jayne Pick, Cottage One,

Scarthingwell Farm, Scarthingwell, North

Yorkshire LS24 9PF

Tel: 01937 557546

Email: jcpick62@outlook.com

EASTERN

Chairman: Mr A McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole DN14 8SY


Secretary: Mrs E McInnes, Cowick Farm, Thorne Road, East Cowick, Nr Goole, DN14 8SY


MIDLANDS

Chairperson: Mrs Vikki Wood, Popes Farm, Longridge Road, Dutton, Preston, Lancashire. PR3 2YT

Tel: 01254 878971 Mobile: 07813 063431 Email: vgwood@tiscali.co.uk

Secretary: Mrs. M Green, 10 Peel Close, Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicester LE8 0JL

Tel: 01162 793004 Mobile: 07977 933898 Email: mandy_green@icloud.com

WALES

Chairman: Mr. D Jones, Maesllymystyn, Foel, Welshpool, Powys SY21 0NX

Tel: 01938 820231 Mobile: 07717 683353 Email: dafydd1984@aol.com

Secretary: Anwen Jones, Brynteg, High Street, St Clears, SA33 4DY

Tel: 01558 668411 Email: cefngwladsimms@hotmail.co.uk

CENTRE WEST

Chairman: Mark Sallis, Nuttingore Farm, Stanton Lane, Sapcote, Leicester, LE9 4LT

Tel: 01455 648231 Mobile: 07941 061635 Email: sallis_mark@hotmail.com

Secretary: Amy Cox, Clifford Forge House, Clifford Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warks, CV37 8HW

Tel: 01789 261633(ext 2) Mobile: 07789 991312 Email: amyjessecox@hotmail.com

EAST ANGLIA

Chairman: Mr. S Key, Abbey Farm, Mundham, Loddon, Norwich, Norfolk NR14 6EL.

Tel: 01508 528821 Email: simonkeyo@aol.com

Secretary: Mrs H Clarke, Model Farm, Brick Kiln Road, Hevingham, Norwich, Norfolk, NR10 5NL

Mobile: 07799693582 Email: info@williamslivestock.com

CORNWALL

Chairman: Mr B R Wynter, Bolankin Farm, Crows-An-Wra, St Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6HY

Tel: 01736 810787 Mobile: 07590 501096 Email: brwynter@outlook.com

Secretary: Mrs Bridget Olds, Bosahan Farm, Constantine, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5QB

Tel: 01326 340976 Mobile: 07665 767792 Email: oldsbosahan@aol.com

YOUNG MEMBERS ASSOCIATION

Youth Development Officer: Emma McInnes

Tel: 07920 485059 Email: mcshow71@gmail.com

SOUTH WEST

Chairman: Mr Adrian Curry, Lowerdown

Farm, Felton, Bristol, Somerset, BS40 9UF

Tel: 01275 472268 Mobile: 07546

207496 Email: ljajcurry@hotmail.co.uk

Secretary: Mrs D Shapland, Brynsworthy

Farm, Barnstaple, North Devon, EX31 3HR

Tel: 01271 343575

Mobile: 07747 745768

Email: brynsworthy.farm@yahoo.co.uk

SOUTH EAST

Chairman: Mr C J Patmore, Telmara Farm

Ltd, Henham Rd, Debden Green, Saffron

Walden, Essex, CB11 3LZ

Tel: 07702 503081

Email: chrisjohnptm@gmail.com

Secretary: Mrs A Jukes, Swallowhill

House, Bourne Lane, Sandhurst, Kent,

TN18 5NT Tel: 01580 850417

Email: jukesfamily@btinternet.com

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Centre West Club

Chairman’s Report by Mark Sallis

Our annual AGM and quiz night was once again held

at Stratford cattle market albeit a little later in the

year than usual due to the weather in February,

prompting a postponement until March. This delay did

reduce the numbers slightly as many were now calving

and/or lambing, however an enjoyable night was had by all

that attended.

The AGM saw the following appointments for 2018

Chairman – Mark Sallis

Vice-Chairman – David Savins

Treasurer – John Fellows

Secretary – Amy Cox

It was very pleasing to see club members taking three

of the top four prices at the Worcester sale in May.

Congratulations to C.H Evans & Son on selling Wroxall

Happy Chappy, for the day’s top price of 5000 guineas, to

fellow club members C.M Mercer, for use in the Bowley

herd. Other notable prices were achieved by John Rixon

(Lopemede) and James Shouler (Alchester). The sale

at Worcester in May continues to go from strength to

strength and I anticipate the additional Autumn sale at

Worcester in 2019 will be equally as successful.

Unfortunately, the show season was very quiet for

club members this year. We have seen the dispersal of a

number of great herds who were very active on the show

circuit over the last couple of years, and other members

have elected to stay at home this year for a variety of

reasons. Hopefully next year will see us out in force.

Our annual Herd Competition was admirably judged

in September by Noah Hoskins, supported by our very

own Rob Hewlett, and we thank them both for generously

donating their time.

Centre West Herd Competion Results 2018

LARGE HERD

1st – Wroxall – C.H Evans & Son

2nd – Bowley – C.M Mercer

MEDIUM HERD

1st – Alchester – James Shouler

2nd- Little Orchard – Mark Sallis

SMALL HERD

1st – Winford – LJ & AJ Curry

2nd – Farnborough – Judith Cockerill

BEST SUCKLING CALF BORN IN 2018

Wroxall Iggypop – CH Evans & Son

BEST WEANED BULL UP TO 2 YEARS OLD

Winford Invictus – LJ & AJ Curry

BEST GROUP OF IN-CALF HEIFERS

Wroxall – CH Evans & Son

JUDGES DISCRETIONARY AWARD

Farnborough Vanity 6th a December 2017 born heifer calf – Judith Cockerill

The year concluded with our annual Christmas meal at

the March Hare, Broughton Hackett, where an excellent

evening was had by all who attended, and our thanks to

the March Hare for their hospitality.

Finally, the David Bell Memorial Trophy is awarded each

year to the most promising young member of the year, and

the 2018 recipient is Andrew Clarke of Northern Ireland,

congratulations Andrew.



Wroxall Happy Chappy 16



Cornwall Simmental Club

Report by Bridget Olds - Secretary

We began 2018 with our annual dinner in January

at The Plume of Feathers, Mitchell where

members were joined by family and friends to

enjoy a convivial meal. The amusing game of Irish Bingo

was won by Robert Bowden with the club secretary just

losing out.

February saw Sowenna acquiring Strathisla Humble’s

Harriet from the one-off draft sale of Islavale Donald’s

heifers at Stirling Bull Sales, marking the celebration of

forty years of the Ivory family breeding Simmentals. Harriet

has subsequently produced a heifer calf by Woodhall

Ferrari in August 2018.

In May, Cornwall Club members supported the

Worcester Society sale offering a selection of bulls

and females. Entries included cattle from Sowenna,

Killiworgie, Chegwidden (draft of Chegwidden Alfie sired

females) and Bosahan (Reserve Male Champion and Top

price heifer).

Bosahan Hendra 16 - Reserve Male

Champion at the Worcester Sale

Strathisla Humble’s Harriet and calf Sowenna Joy

Our annual challenge against the South Devon club

usually takes place in March, however unfortunately this

did not work out this year. A repeat is planned for 2019.

April featured the second Cornwall Club Sale at Exeter

market where, in common with other spring sales,

entries forward were disappointing. However, warm

congratulations to Gethin and Enfys Lloyd who made the

long journey from Wales and successfully sold Crugmelyn

Elvis to Malcom Coumbe’s Housey herd at Liskeard.

Two weeks later Killiworgie and Treverbyn herds took

the honours at Devon County Show with Killiworgie Grace’s

Camelia taking the Female Championship and Overall with

Ant Hart heading the males with Skylark Geronimo.

Killiworgie Grace’s Camelia

at the Devon County Show

Skylark Geronimo at the

Devon County Show

Crugmelyn Elvis

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During the first week of June, attention is centred

on our County Show at Wadebridge. This year John

Moore (Omorga, Northern Ireland) took on the task

of judging the eight classes, respective specials and

championships. Local breeders with entries forward

included Sowenna, Kurlycoat, Chegwidden, Killiworgie,

Pennytinney,Treverbyn and Bosahan. Sowenna emerged

as Female and Overall Champion with their first calf heifer

Sowenna Galaxy - (Sowenna Tamar x Celtic Betty), while

her August 17 daughter Sowenna Iola by Castlegale Eric

lifted the Junior Championship. The Skerrington Armada

sired Bosahan Harmony Whitney headed the two-yearold

heifer line up and stood Reserve Female Champion.

Killiworgie took the Male Championship with their new

stock bull, the Sterling Flint sired Lynfield Hamish, and Viv

Hall stood reserve with her home-bred April 17 youngster

Chegwidden Impecibull by Chegwidden Fergal Gallant.

Other class winners were Sowenna Ivor, Killiworgie Grace’s

Camelia and Sowenna Henrietta’s Ivy. Megan Wellington

(Pennytinney) with her new stock bull Sowenna Illuminate

was second in the Beef Young Handlers Senior class and

went on to be Reserve Champion in the beef section.

Sowenna Galaxy - Female and Overall

Champion at the Royal Cornwall Show

Chegwidden Impecibull 17 - Reserve Male

Champion at the Royal Cornwall Show

Sowenna Iola - Junior Champion

at the Royal Cornwall Show



2 year old heifers line up at the Royal Cornwall Show

Lynfield Hamish 16 - Male Champion

at the Royal Cornwall Show

Sowenna Henrietta’s Ivy at the Royal Cornwall Show



The British Simmental section also featured in the

Interbreed honours with the senior pairing of Lynfield

Hamish and Killiworgie Grace’s Camelia standing in the

reserve spot to the Charolais team. While the junior pair

of Chegwidden Impecibull and Sowenna Henrietta’s Ivy

took third in a strong line-up and Sowenna Galaxy did

well to be tapped out in the final line up for the Supreme

Championship against mature opposition. Impecibull was

third in the Interbreed Nare Hotel Best Beef Bull, born on

or after 1 st January 2016 - a brilliant result for his age.

Hayley and Bosahan Harmony Whitney stood Reserve in

the Interbreed best pair of uncalved heifers and Killiworgie

Grace’s Camelia, Bosahan Husky Angelika and Wellatree

Honeybun joined the aforementioned pair in the teams

of five females for the Harry Cock Challenge Trophy and

completed the treble of Interbreed Reserves to the South

Devons.

Reserve Interbreed Group of 5 at the Cambourne Show

Reserve Senior Interbreed Pair at the Royal Cornwall Show 2018

A big thank must go to all the members and supporters

involved in preparing, running and clearing up the

hospitality tent and our generous sponsors. The successful

bonus ball competition

run during the show for a

Portasol Gas Dehorning

Iron donated to the

Cornwall Simmental Club

by the Irish Simmental Club

was won by Ashley Mann,

director of APM Plant

Hire Ltd who also runs a

commercial suckler herd

near Falmouth.

Presentation

Dehorner

Stithians Show judged by Jack Ellicott: Killiworgie

Grace’s Camelia took the Simmental Championship with

Treverbyn Hayley in Reserve. Skylark Geronimo was the

best opposite sex to the champion. Treverbyn Hayley,

Wellatree Honeybun and Bosahan Harmony Whitney were

awarded the best Interbreed team of three winning the

Archie Opie Trophy.

SUMMER SHOWS

A big appreciation to all club members who have

exhibited their cattle at the one day shows throughout

the summer and flown the Simmental flag, especially

in the mixed beef breed classes. Ant Hart (Treverbyn)

deservedly was awarded the Cornwall Club most points

award for successes with Skylark Geronimo and Treverbyn

Hayley while Steve and Gill Gummow were runners-up with

Lynfield Hamish and Killiworgie Grace’s Camelia.

Most Points Competition 2018 over 6 one-day shows

1 st Treverbyn 35 points

2 nd Killiworgie 25 points

Camborne Show judged by James Kimber: Killiworgie

Grace’s Camelia was awarded Champion Simmental and

went on to stand reserve in the Interbreed judging, setting

the tone for the rest of the Interbreed awards. Treverbyn

Interbreed Team of Three at Stithians Show

July ended with a Female Classification Demonstration

kindly hosted by the Sowenna Herd. Club members had

the opportunity to question Tina Russell on the inspection

process and see excellent examples of the type of

cattle to aim for with Sowenna Annie scoring Ex 92. The

demonstration was followed by a herd visit and despite the

dry conditions the Sowenna herd were in fine fettle and a

credit to the Hawkey family.

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Female Classification Demonstration

Killiworgie Cows and Bull Calves


Cows and calves running with Castlegale Eric

Killiworgie Group of Heifers


Maiden heifers pedigree and commercial

KILLIWORGIE OPEN DAY

After days and days of endless sunshine, it was a huge

disappointment that the heavens opened at the end

of August for Killiworgie’s open day celebrating twenty

years of breeding Simmentals. Nevertheless, around forty

visitors were welcomed by Steve and Gill Gummow and

family for a tour of the herd, followed by a hog roast and

plentiful refreshments. Despite the inclement weather, the

quality of their cattle shone through providing a thoroughly

enjoyable social afternoon to celebrate an important

milestone in their history. Killiworgie started with six cows

from the Pencarrow dispersal. Among the additions from

society sales and private purchasers, a special mention

should go to Boarshead Grace 4 th , Lakeside Warrior

and Ballinalare Farm Buttercup 2 nd for their impact on

improving the stock. Buttercup’s first calf Killiworgie

Emperor by Auchorachan Wizard not only has an enviable

show record but is leaving daughters with a consistent

stamp. The Gummows eagerly await the opening of their

next chapter with Lynfield Hamish progeny due in 2019.

Congratulations to Steve Gummow on being added to

the Society’s judging panel.

CORNWALL SIMMENTAL CLUB COMMERCIAL

OPEN DAY 2018 – SUNDAY 9 TH SEPTEMBER

Beef cattle breeders from St Buryan to Bude attended

the seventh commercial open day organised by Cornwall

Simmental Club. Warmly welcomed by Phil and Lesley

Martyn-Uglow at Hornacott Farm, Boyton, Launceston, the

event was sponsored by the British Simmental Society.

The farm tour was preceded by a talk given by Philip

Warren of Warren Butchers, who emphasised the

importance of producing meat to meet the changing

trends of both today’s and future buyer’s needs, which

are underpinned by a growing awareness of welfare

and health concerns for sentient beings. The discerning

customer was prepared to pay for quality over quantity

and he went on to highlight the value of the British

Simmental, making the following points:

• Breeders should promote the benefits of hybrid

vigour offered by Simmental terminal sires when

used across native breeds, thereby improving the

gene pool of milky dams capable of raising early

finishing grass fed progeny

• The eating quality of meat is globally recognised as

being influenced by maternal genetics. Breeders

will be rewarded in the future for a consistent,

premium product already sought by leading chefs in

the restaurants across England which his business

sources for them

He concluded by urging breeders to consider the size of

the cattle they are aiming for as bigger is not better for the

cuts of meat his customers prefer.



The visit continued in wonderful sunshine as ninety

suckler cows and their progeny were viewed. Phil Martyn-

Uglow explained the successful changes in breeding policy

the family had made by crossing both Simmental and

Charolais sires on a range of native breeds, and putting the

retained breeding females back to a Simmental bull.

A group of Simmental cross heifers due to calve at

twenty-two to twenty-four months old typified the stamp of

cattle desired. Mothering

ability coupled with the

renowned docility and

fertility of the Simmental

breed have justified the

decisions made.

Robust suckled calves

due to be weaned will fulfil

the desired specifications

outlined by the guest

Philip Warren

speaker.

CLUB TRIP

September also featured the annual club trip which this

year saw Cornwall & South West Club members heading

for the borders with hurricane Ali on their tail, and staying

in the lovely Powfoot Hotel on the shores of Solway Firth.

Despite the unsettled weather, we were made welcome

by the Chestermann, Newbiemains, Manor Park, and

Bavington herds. We also visited the lairage facilities run by

Andrew and Alieen Ewing, Annandale whisky distillery and

the market town of Hexham.

Chestermann Heifers

Commercial Open Day

Manor Park Bulls Stirling Sales bound

Cows and calves

Bavington Curaheen Diesel sired heifers

In-calf heifers due to calve at 24 months

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Newbiemains cows and calves

running with Moorglen Hillbilly

Always lots of laughs

A Breeze Up On The Borders

We headed north for the Scottish borders

A short break, just what the doctor ordered

Feather dusted and cobweb free

Splendid cattle keen to see

A resilient band of two and twenty

Amusing moments in store aplenty

We witnessed our chairman’s wheelchair dash

Waited patiently for our coach’s overheating impasse

Big Jim to the rescue with engineering buster

Cured with H2O and female muster

Arrived with relief at glorious Powfoot to stay

On the peaceful shores of the Solway Firth bay

Welcomed warmly with food and wine to cheer

Anticipating visits to remember and revere

We headed for Dumfries and tracked the lovely Wigtown sands

Arrived at Chestermann and the Gwynne family’s lands

Toured their herd and viewed smart entries for Stirling

Nadia’s majestic Fell ponies also caused a few stirrings

Replete we moved on to the Goldies’s domain

Providing a welcome respite from the wind and rain

Viewed impressive cattle in evening sunshine

We acknowledged the merit of successful bloodlines

Enjoyed supper supplied by convivial and understanding hosts

Undeterred by Elaine’s shattering encounter with their model boat



The next day we began with the Manor Park Herd farm

Famed for the Kirtleton butler’s murderous charm

Despite the mud our visit wasn’t so ill fated

The challenges were weather and reclaimed land related

Maine Anjou cattle, Durham originated and sourced in France

Crossed with Simmentals, commercial sucklers to enhance

Amazed at a top class handling system in the making

We left Clive and sons envious, with heads shaking

Vote of thanks to the Ewing Family

Moving on to an impressive Ewing buffet meal

Andrew entertained with odd transport requests revealed

Toured the extensive lairage facilties on hand

Appreciated the business acumen of a ‘real’ man

We visited Annandale Whisky Distillery kilns

Were impressed with wonderful woodwork skills

Sampled Robbie Burns inspired Man O’ Words

And King Robert the Bruce Man O’ Swords

On the final day we headed for Hexham market town

A short coffee stop while behind us Hurricane Ali was bound

Although blessed with sunshine the winds gained in strength

Our visit to Bavington certainly was a memorable event

Huge credit to the Sanders family for getting us around

Cattle with Rosten bloodlines and promising Diesel heifers sound

Treated to a wonderful lunch while trees were uprooted

The coach returned to Newcastle with baggage all booted

So concludes Cornwall Club’s 2018 adventure

With more laughs then there is room to mention

Many thanks for generous hospitality abounding

And the opportunity to see your cattle outstanding



The Cornwall Club Herd Competition was judged by

the Royal Cornwall Senior Cattle Steward and South Devon

breeder James Eustice accompanied by his wife Margaret

during the second week of September. Presentations

were made at a special awards evening in October.

Congratulations to Steve and Gill Gummow (Killiworgie)

for winning overall best herd in Cornwall with the Hawkey

Family (Sowenna) runners up.

Cornwall Simmental Club Herd Competition Results 2018

Killiworgie Best Large Herd and

Overall Winners

Piers Hawkey Sowenna Runner Up

Best Herd Overall

BULL CALF BORN 2018:

1st Killiworgie Jack The Lad

2nd Bosahan Jacobstowe (P)

3rd Treverbyn Jackson

JUNIOR BULL BORN 1ST OCTOBER – 31ST DECEMBER 2017

1st Killiworgie Ironside

2nd Bosahan Infinity (P)

3rd Pennytinney Inferno Ivie

STOCK BULL

1st Killiworgie Emperor

2nd Skylark Geronimo

3rd = Castlegale Eric and Heathbrow Freddie Star (P)

HEIFER CALF BORN 2018

1st Bosahan Jolie Freya (P)

2nd Killiworgie Jilly’s Jewel

3rd Wellatree Jemima

JUNIOR HEIFER BORN 1ST OCTOBER – 31ST DECEMBER 2017

1st Bosahan Ivette Alesha

2nd Killiworgie Camelia’s I Candy

IN-CALF HEIFER DUE TO CALVE BEFORE THE AGE OF 3

1st Sowenna Heather

2nd Bosahan Harmony Whitney

3rd Chegwidden Angel’s Havana

COW

1st Sowenna Annie

2nd Bosahan Velia

3rd Killiworgie Grace’s Camelia

YOUNG STOCK

1st Killiworgie

2nd Bosahan

3rd Wellatree

JUDGE’S CHOICE BEST HOME BRED FEMALE. ANY AGE

1st Sowenna Annie

2nd Bosahan Jolie Freya

3rd Sowenna Heather

COMMERCIAL CALF BORN 2018

1st Treverbyn – Simmental Steer

2nd Bolankin – Joey - Blue x Sim

3rd Bosahan – Jimmi the Simmi – Simmental Steer

JUDGE’S AWARD – OWN CHOICE BEST HERD OF COWS

Sowenna

BEST SMALL HERD

1st Treverbyn

2nd Chegwidden

3rd Bolankin

BEST LARGE HERD

1st Killiworgie

2nd Sowenna

3rd Bosahan

BEST HERD OVERALL

Killiworgie

RUNNER UP

Sowenna

The awards evening concluded with John Langdon

(Carnon Herd), a founder member of the Cornwall

Simmental Club and recently celebrated his 90 th birthday,

presenting a trophy given by him to the club at the 2017

A.G.M.

Ant Hart Treverbyn Best Small

Herd

Young Member of the Year -

Megan Wellington

Young Member of the Year – The John Langdon

Trophy

Winner: Megan Wellington – Pennytinney

OCTOBER ALSO FEATURED THE FIRST

SIMMENTAL SIRED SUCKLER CALF SHOW AND

SALE

JUDGED SALE RESULTS Judge: Mr. Graham Reed from

the “Skylark” Herd at Bickleigh, Tiverton

Lodge & Thomas in conjunction with the Cornwall

Simmental Club and the British Simmental Society were

pleased to host a Special Judged Prize Sale of Simmental-

Sired Suckled Calves on Wednesday 17 th October at Truro

Market alongside their 2nd Commercial Suckled Calf Prize

Sale which was a great success. There was a lovely show

of Simmentals on offer and different buyers for each of

the winning batches which surely shows there is much

confidence in the breed.

Prizes: £50 for each class winner as judged plus £25

for the buyer £75 for highest sale price achieved in each

category:

Class 1: Steers born from 1st March 2018 Judged

Winner: Mrs. P.E. Williams of Pendeen & Top Sale Price:

£700 Buyer: Miss L. Searle of Luxulyan

Class 2: Heifers born from 1st March 2018 Judged

Winner: Mrs. P.E. Williams of Pendeen & Top Sale Price:

£545 Buyer: Messrs. I.R.& R.P.Downing of Rame Cross

Class 3: Steers born 1st October 2017 – 28th February

2018 Judged Winner: Messrs. P.J. & B. Olds of Constantine

& Top Sale Price: £870 Buyer: Treganhoe Farm Partnership

of Sancreed

Class 4: Heifers born 1st October 2017 – 28th February

2018 Judged Winner: Messrs. A.P. & S.R. Hooper of Castlean-Dinas

& Top Sale Price: £540 Buyer: Mr. A.D. Orchard of

Bugle

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Judged Winners Classes 1 & 2

Sired by White Bolankin General

Judged Winner Class 4 Sired by

Sterling Gino

Judged Winner Class 3 sired by

Heathbrow Freddie Star (P)

Packed Ringside for the sale


The Cornwall Pedigree Calf Show, held on the last

Sunday in October, welcomed John Rixon to judge the

continental breeds. He selected Bosahan Infinity (P),

an October 17 son of Heathbrow Freddie Star (P) as his

British Simmental Champion, with the Reserve going to

Killiworgie Buttercup’s Jasmine, a January 18 ET daughter

of Ballinalare Buttercup x Seaview Prince Charming. Tim

Bodilly then selected Infinity as Reserve Interbreed in the

continental section. The British Blue heifer, Dymond Blue

Madeleine prevailed to take the Supreme title over the

native Champion Tregarrick Isaac.

CORNWALL PEDIGREE CALF SHOW

Bosahan Infinity 17


BULL BORN 1ST OCTOBER 17 – DECEMBER 31ST 17

1st Bosahan Infinity (P) x Heathbrow Freddie Star (P) - Champion

2nd Killiworgie Ironside x Killiworgie Emperor

3rd Bosahan Iliad x Skerrington Armada

HEIFER BORN 1ST OCTOBER 17 – DECEMBER 31ST 17

1st Bosahan Ivette Alesha x Heathbrow Freddie Star (P)

2nd Killiworgie Camelia’s Icandy x Killiworgie Emperor

BULL BORN JANUARY 1ST 18 – FEBRUARY 28TH 18

1st Brynsworthy Jethro x Killiworgie Emperor

2nd Chegwidden Jericho x Chegwidden Fergal Gallant

3rd Tregnether Jackpot x Sterling Gino

HEIFER BORN JANUARY 1ST 18 – FEBRUARY 28TH 18

1st Killiworgie Buttercup’s Jasmine x Seaview Prince Charming – Reserve Champion

BULL BORN MARCH 1ST 18 ONWARDS

1st Gwili Jaguar x Woodhall Ferrari

HEIFER BORN MARCH 1ST 18 ONWARDS

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Line up for Simmental Championship

A busy year concluded with our annual general

meeting in November where Barrie Wynter (Bolankin) was

elected as Chairman and Piers Hawkey (Sowenna) as Vice

Chairman.

A big thank you goes to our retiring officers Jim Buckland

and Viv Hall for their contributions to the smooth running

of the club over the last three years.

The meeting was followed by a presentation by Gill

Gummow of the Society trip to Denmark.

The Cornwall Club extends an invitation to overseas

visitors, regional clubs and individual breeders alike to visit

our wonderful county. It is possible to combine a short

break with herd visits and club officers would be pleased to

organise an itinerary for you.

Bosahan win the Best Youngstock, Large Herd & Overall Herd - South

West Herd Competition judged by Clive Rhodes


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East Anglian Simmental Club

Report by Hayley Clarke – Secretary

Another twelve months have gone and here I am

again writing a report for the Annual Review.

Firstly, I would like to thank all our members for

their support throughout the year, it is also great news that

numbers are growing in our club and this is good news for

the breed.

We had three weddings in the club, Chris & Zara Curson:

Hollybrook Herd, James & Kelly Brice: Rendham Herd &

Dennis Mitchell & Eliandro Felipeto - we wish them all the

best for the future.

Newark sale saw a top price of 3400gns for the bulls and

3800gns for the females. There were buyers for the cattle,

so we must try and improve our overall standard.

The show season seemed to go by in a flash, a lot of

the shows have now dropped breed classes which shows

a sign of the times with costs and people being worried

about their cattle picking up diseases.

Suffolk has breed classes, but this year was the lowest

it has seen with exhibitors forward. Lesley & David Sapsed

won with Heathbrow Gypsy Rose. Royal Norfolk was well

supported, Heathbrow herd won again - this time with

Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy.

A few of us took the trip to the National Show at Great

Yorkshire, with all of us picking up rosettes. It was great to

see Simon back in the ring, we agreed Dad would be very

proud of what he has achieved. To great delight Paul and

Linda were awarded with a prize at the dinner for Fircovert

Cecilia, she has been to seven national shows!!

Once again, we took the long drive to the Royal Welsh

Show, much to our surprise numbers were not that good

either, we picked up Junior Male Champion with Williams

Invincible.

Fircovert Cecilia

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Williams Invincible



Wayland show numbers are increasing; there were no

breed classes but for the time of year, this show is doing

well - well done Granger. Paul & Linda Gunther won the

last show of the season with Fircovert Cecilia at Aylsham,

well done to them both.

A big thank you to the judges who travelled to the shows

as I know it can be hard & frustrating only judging a few in

a class.

Penny Lally, along with her right hand lady Ann Jukes,

took time out to judge our herd competition this year,

several miles got travelled and thank you for the results:

Herd Competition Results (East Anglian)

JUDGE – PENNY LALLY

HEIFER CALF BORN 2018

1st Rendham Joules – James & Kelly Brice

2nd Fircovert Jasmine – Paul Gunther

3rd Key Aristocracy 5th – Simon Key

BULL CALF BORN 2018

1st Rendham Jimmy – James & Kelly Brice

2nd Williams UK225307200256 – Hayley Clarke

3rd Hollybrok Jagger – Chris Curson

COW AND CALF

1st Theberton Flavia & Theberton Imelda – Stephen Brett Theberton Simmentals

2nd Fircovert Cecilia & Fircovert Johnny – Paul Gunther

3rd Heathbrow Gorgeous Girl & Renham Inferno – James & Kelly Brice

BEST FAMILY GROUP

1st Theberton Abagail Family– Stephen Brett Theberton Simmentals

2nd Snow Queen Family – Hayley Clarke

3rd Key Princess Bangle Family - Simon Key

STOCK BULL

1st Theberton Falcon - Stephen Brett Theberton Simmentals

2nd Williams Harry Potter – Hayley Clarke

3rd Caistor Emmanuel P13 – James & Kelly Brice

OVERALL HERD

1st Fircovert Herd

2nd Theberton Herd

3rd Rendham Herd

JUDGE’S SPECIAL PRIZE

Paul Monaghan at Nigel Darling’s Intwood Farm

For his enthusiasm for the breed and plans for the future of their herd

As most of you know, the National Simmental Show will

be held at the Royal Norfolk Show in 2019. This is one of

the best in the country. They will not limit you on stalls,

but I advise you to book early, you can always cancel some

stalls if you have overbooked - Holly will refund you. You

will also get money back for every animal forward.

If you have any questions, you can get in contact with

Holly at the Norfolk show. I can also help if you want to

speak to me, I also know of some great accomodation

close to the show ground, but I would advise you to book

early, some of them are only 10 minutes away and you

don’t have to go into the city!

Finally, most of all, I would like to wish all the Simmental

breeders success, good luck and a healthy 2019.


“There’s no business like show business”

English

National Show

Royal Norfolk Show

26 th & 27 th June 2019

Dinner & Presentation will be held on

Wednesday 26th June – Please book

tickets from the Society office


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Eastern Simmental Club

Report by Emma McInnes - Secretary

2018 SHOWS

Lincoln show was the first

outing this year for our club

members. The Hollingsworth

family took Reserve Champion

with their bull Midhope Ivor.

The next major win was

for Tom and Ruby at Norfolk

Show, where they took Male

Champion, Junior Champion,

and went on to take Reserve

Junior Interbreed Champion

with their young bull Scotland

Hill Iceman. Donald and

Kirsty won the January-March

2017 class with their heifer St

Trinian’s Imogen.

The English National

Show was held at the Great

Yorkshire this year. The

Hollingsworth and Steele

families were in the tickets,

and a good time was had by

all.

Pictured to the right Midhope Glamorous – reserve female champion.

Midhope Holy Light – Champion

2018 SALES

Newark sale in March saw

the Hollingsworth family take

reserve female champion with

Midhope Glamorous.

Leading Ladies sale at

Carlisle saw victory for the

Hollingsworth family, as they

took Champion with their

heifer Midhope Holy Light

out of the much noted cow

Midhope Bright Light.

The October sales at Stirling

saw Tom and Ruby taking two

red tickets with both of their

bulls, Scotland Hill IBN and

Invader. Both bulls went on to

sell well, the youngest making

10,000 guineas.

It’s been a challenging

year to say the least, but the

members have achieved a lot

in their own right.

Here’s to 2019 and the

opportunities it brings.

Scotland Hill Invader sold for

10,000gns to Pitgaveny farm.

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Midlands

Simmental Club

Report by Vikki Wood – Chairman

The year started in February with our Annual Quiz -

always well supported and enjoyed by all. This year it

was won by the Ex-President’s men.

Huge thanks go to our quiz masters Chris and Kath

Martindale for pulling it out of the bag every year.

The Goddards and the Fittons

The strongest quiz team They held everyone up!

Quiz master Chris Martindale and Kath keeping The scores on the doors

Not All the Presidents Men winning team

More of the winning team

March saw us welcoming Alan Hughes from Farming

Solutions Ltd, who gave us a very informative talk on how

to protect our farms, and indeed cattle, from badgers. It

really was enlightening and again well supported.

The summer shows have been well attended as always

with club members enjoying success at all levels. Mentions

must go to David and Susan Donnelly and Richard and

Louise Storer Smith on a successful show season with

plenty of championships and reserve championships

between them. Also, to Jimmy and Vikki Wood and family

winning the National Show with Popes Rhona. We continue

to be strongly represented at shows which is really

encouraging, as it is a great shop window for our breed.

Our herd competition was judged this year by John

Rixon, ably assisted by his partner Shona. The extended

summer hopefully made this an enjoyable experience for

them and we thank them both for giving up their time

especially during a busy period. Ours is quite a large area

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from Lancashire in the North down to Warwickshire in the

South - no mean feat!

The results were as follows;

MIDLAND HERD COMPETITION RESULTS 2018

LARGE HERD

1.VIKKI & JIMMY WOOD

2, DAVID AND CHRISTINE LOFTUS

3. EVANS FAMILY WROXALL

MEDIUM HERD

1.RICHARD & LOUISE STORER-SMITH

2. JOE MEE

3. GILES, MANDY & RICHARD GREEN

SMALL HERD

1.DAVID & SUSAN DONNELLY

2.CHRIS & KATH MARTINDALE

3.PAUL JOLIFFE

BEST COW FAMILY

1.POPES NELLY

2.ATLOW DORA

3.FORDSDALE WILLOW

BEST STOCK BULL

1.LOSNING IVER (WROXALL)

2.DENIZES GERONIMO (DAVID LOFTUS)

3, TISET DARWIN (GILES GREEN)

BEST GROUP OF MAIDEN HEIFERS



3.JOE MEE

BEST GROUP OF INCALF HEIFERS



3.RICHARD & LOUISE STORER-SMITH

BEST CALF AT FOOT BORN IN 2018

1, POPES JENSON

2.STAR GREEN JIGSAW

3.BLACKPOOL JEMMA

OVERALL CHAMPION

VIKKI & JIMMY WOOD

RESERVE OVERALL

RICHARD & LOUISE STORER-SMITH

JUDGES SPECIAL AWARD

DAVID & CHRISTINE LOFTUS

FOR MAIZE MAIZE AND EDUCATIONAL SIDE



Chris Martindale receiving second place in the Small Herd

Richard Green Third place in Medium Herd

David and Christine Loftus receiving the JUDGES special award

Shona and John receiving gifts from Vice Chairman Rob Fitton

Richard Storer-Smith winner of The Medium Herd

Susan Donnelly collecting First prize in The Small Herd



David Loftus and Judge John Rixon

The herd competition

results presentation took

place by kind invitation

of David and Christine

Loftus at the home of

the Blackpool herd.

We enjoyed a lovely

afternoon, saw some

wonderful cattle and their

Maize Maze. Thank you

to David and Christine for

your hospitality, it was

much appreciated.

Harriet Thomas Mee

and Judge John Rixon

Farm. What a treat! A super herd of Simmentals with the

added advantage of having a walk around the beautiful

thoroughbred mares and foals. Once more, thank you for

having us - we had a fantastic morning.

The calf shows were well represented this year

Congratulations go to Richard and Louise Storer Smith on

their wins at Agri Expo and the English Winter Fair.

The year ended with the English Winter Fair, manned

as always by Mandy and Kath with help from Andrea, Sally

and Christine. Thank you to all for your hard work, it is

much appreciated and thank you too for all the delicious

cakes, we are so lucky to have so many talented bakers in

our midst!

We rounded off with our AGM, always a nice end to the

year as we have a good turnout and get chance to catchup

with our members old and new.

Christine & David Loftus with Rob Fitton

Later in September some of us joined up with the South

East group and travelled to Ireland. We had a lovely visit to

Peter and Marion O’Connell’s Raceview herd in Mallow. The

weather was kind and we were treated to a lovely lunch.

Thank you to you both for your great hospitality. We then

travelled North to visit the Clonagh herd of Garrett and

Lyndsey Behan. We had a lovely evening walk around their

impressive herd and saw some lovely cattle - some of them

I am sure we will see a lot more of in the future. We were

again very well fed and watered and would like to thank

the Behan’s for their hospitality.

Saturday morning dawned, and it was as wet as it could

have been for our visit to Strokestown to the National

Simmental calf finals. We were treated to a great display

of cattle once more, and had a lovely day despite the

weather.

Our final visit was to the Ballybane herd and Stud

On a sad note, we lost a valued member of our club

this year, Mr Joe Mee lost his battle in October. He was a

long-standing member who will be sorely missed, and our

sympathies go to his wife Jillian and family.

I would like to thank Robert for his support as Vice

Chairman and to Mandy for her tireless work as secretary -

we would be lost without her. Thanks also go to Bill Turrell,

our long-standing treasurer. Thank you for the huge

amount of time you all dedicate to the smooth running of

the club.

Finally, although we are living in uncertain times our

breed continues to go from strength to strength. Long may

that continue.

I would like to wish all members and Simmental

breeders a happy and successful 2019.

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North East Club

Report by Jayne Pick - Secretary

The Club has had a reasonably quiet 2018. It was

a special year given the fact the National Show

was held at the Great Yorkshire Show, Harrogate,

a relative home match for a lot of NE Members! Well

done to Vikki, Jimmy, Harry and Hannah Wood who took

the Championship with their heifer ‘Popes Rhona’. All

exhibitors should be extremely proud of the quality of

cattle they brought out at the show, and whether you

were near the top or further down the line you should be

congratulated.

Pictured to the right Reserve Champion Grangewood Heston & Andrew Leedham

The year started with our AGM at Scarthingwell. A good

number of members came for Sunday lunch and various

ideas were put forward for visits. Unfortunately, with this

year’s weather being so challenging no one could commit

to a possible 2-day visit.

Newark Show & Sale in March brought success for

Andrew & Yvonne Leedham and John, Val and Craig

Hollingsworth. ‘Grangewood Heston 16’ a ‘Grangewood

Damascus 12’ son was awarded Reserve Champion for

Andrew & Yvonne before selling for 3300gns. ‘Midhope

Glamorous’ achieved Reserve Female Champion for John,

Val and Craig before being sold to CR Fovargue Bros,

Leicester for 2600gns.

The Leading Ladies Show & Sale at Carlisle in April saw

the top two spots being taken by Club members. John,

Val and Craig Hollingsworth took the Championship with

‘Midhope Holy Light’ selling for 5000gns to Mr Grant

(Dellfield). Andrew & Ruth Steele were awarded the

Reserve Champion with ‘Weeton Crocus’s Hyacinth’, the

‘Ashland Brandy‘ daughter later being sold for 2600gns.

Well done to Katie Steele who prepared and showed

Hyacinth at the sale.

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Midhope Holy Light – Leading Ladies Champion



Lincoln show in June brought success for the

Hollingsworth & Steele families. John, Val and Craig

collected two seconds with their heifers ‘Midhope Heavenly

Light’ and ‘Midhope I-Light’. Ian & Margaret were awarded a

4th place with their heifer ‘Blakewell Wallflowers Hyacinth’.

The heifers were out again at the Great Yorkshire show

where competition was fierce. They gained a second,

fourth and third respectively. A special mention to

Emma Steele who showed her grandparents’ heifer so

professionally.

The Club’s biennial Herd Competition was judged on

the weekend of the 22nd and 23rd September. Mr John

Barlow, Leyland, Lancashire was kind enough to judge the

9 herds that had entered. Results were announced at our

Annual Dinner which was held at a new venue, The Bridge,

Walshford near Wetherby on Saturday 17th November.

The Club is indebted to John for giving up his weekend to

view the herds, also thank you to Ellis for accompanying

him and helping to navigate around some very unfamiliar

countryside! The results are printed below, many

congratulations to all who entered.

BEST STOCK BULL (OVER 2 YEARS).

1st WJ Hollingsworth - Woodhall Everhart

2nd Andrew & Yvonne Leedham - Grangewood Glenlivet

3rd David & John Greensit - Ashland Fabulous

BEST YOUNG BULL (UNDER 2YEARS) MUST BE HOMEBRED.

1st WJ Hollingsworth -Midhope Ian 17

2nd Gerald Towers - Tidkin Ice 17

3rd Andrew & Yvonne Leedham - Grangewood Idaho 17

BEST GROUP OF HEIFERS BORN 2017.

1st WJ Hollingsworth - Midhope

2nd D & J Greensit - Goskins

3rd Ian & Margaret Steele - Blakewell

BEST COW (MUST HAVE CALVED WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS).

1st D & J Greensit - Goskins Emerald 2nd

2nd G Towers - Tidkin Beyonce

3rd A & R Steele - Blakewell Mistletoe’s Wisteria

BEST CALF (UNDER 12 MONTHS ON THE DAY OF THE JUDGING).

1st G Towers - Tidkin Jesabelle

2nd A & R Steele - Weeton Wisteria’s Ivy

3rd D & J Greensit - Goskins Karrot

JUDGES’ OWN AWARD FOR AN ANIMAL HE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE HOME-

Goskins Henny Penny – D & J Greensit.

OVERALL WINNER

David & John Greensit - Goskins herd.

RESERVE

WJ Hollingsworth – Midhope herd.

LARGE HERDS.

1st David & John Greensit (Goskins Herd)

2nd WJ Hollingsworth (Midhope Herd)

SMALL HERDS.

1st Gerald Towers (Tidkin Herd)

2nd Andrew & Ruth Steele (Weeton Herd)

3rd Jayne Pick (Scarthingwell Herd)

2018 has brought with it many challenges; the erratic

weather resulting in increased feed costs due to shortage

of fodder and unfortunately still the uncertainties

circulating around Brexit. We all now look forward to the

New Year with the optimism that is necessary for a life

involved in any aspect of the farming industry.



North West Simmental Club

Report by Sarah Ford - Secretary

Another year woosh!

Our club year started with the AGM in February

held at the Auctioneer, Carlisle, where new club

officers and committee were elected. Juliet Sanders

stepped down as chairman having done her two- year

stint, we all very much appreciated Juliet’s hard work. Alan

Tallentire took over. Winter this year was interesting to say

the least with “the beast from the east” doing its best to kill

us, making many of us question what we are doing!!!

The Carlisle Spring sale which included the Leading

Ladies was held on the 20th April and was judged by

Stewart Stronach Jr of Maisley, Keith, Banffshire. We had a

pre-supper sale at the Auctioneer where we held a raffle

raising £90.

At last the weather improved and treated us to a

fabulous summer. Clive Houldey and family very kindly

invited us to join the farm walk they were holding for the

Scottish club. Unfortunately, only a handful of members

made it, but we were very grateful to be asked to enjoy

Manor Park’s lovely cattle and hospitality.

On Sunday 16th September we had our farm walk

and a fabulous day it was too. We started at Mr Pearson

at Blencow, Penrith. This is one of the herds from

which we source the cattle that grace the stand at Agri

Expo. He runs around 120 cows all Simmental x Blue or

Simmental x Limousin covering them with a Simmental,

Blue or Limousin bull. The bull calves are fattened and

sold deadweight, some of the heifers will be kept as herd

replacement the others sold for breeding or fattened. We

then went onto John Piele’s at Greystoke where we had a

lovely lunch. John runs a 200 plus herd of cows all of which

are commercial crosses. He buys Simmental x blue heifers

from Irvine Pearson, which are bulled with a Limousin as

heifers, then a Charolais bull thereafter. Calves are sold

off the cow as weaned suckler calves. Alongside the cattle

he runs a flock of Swaledale sheep, some of which are

bred pure, others producing Mule lambs, as well as a flock

of Texel crosses. We found it extremely interesting to go

around commercial farms, seeing the Simmental used for

different purposes. We were looked after extremely well,

and a great day was had by all. A huge thank you to both

families.

Agri Expo was another outstanding success for the

Simmental Society with tremendous cattle on the stand

with a selection of pure bred Simmentals from Ian

Willison’s monitor farm, pedigree bulls from Newbiemains

and two Simmental x cows with Belgian Blue calves at

foot sourced from Irvine Pearson. These proved to be a

real showstopper. The stand was busy as usual with club

members spending a very busy day making lots cups of tea

to go with lovely sandwiches and cakes. A good show of

calves was very ably judged

by Laura Green. Thank

you Laura. The Overall

Champion was Storersmith

Isla; a great day was had

by all with many of our

generous sponsors being

there to present the prizes.

Simmental X Cow with

British Blue calf at foot

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Clive Houldey with the winner of the Young Handlers - Millie Hendy

Overall Champion Storersmith Isla and Reserve Denizes Eve’s Beauty

Setting up Agri Expo show ring

Judge - Laura Green


CARLISLE EXPO CALF SHOW RESULTS 2018

JUDGE: LAURA GREEN

BULL, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 01.08.17 AND 15.09.17

1st Sacombe Impeccable – Messrs J & B Borlase

2nd Castlewigg Ifan – Frank Gwynne

3rd Blackpool Ivanhoe – J David Loftus


1st Castlegwynne Invincibull – Dafydd Gwynne

2nd Blackpool Ironbrew - J David Loftus

3rd Keeldrum icon – David Lowry

4th Keeldrum Impressive - David Lowry


1st Penton Jolly – Mr R L Pennington

2nd Storersmith Jumanji – R & L Storersmith

3rd Weeton Jackpot – A K & R J Steele

BULL, BORN ON OR AFTER 16.03.18

1st Sacombe Jaegerbomb - Messrs J & B Borlase

HEIFER, BORN ON OR BETWEEN 01.08.17 AND 15.09.17

1st Denizes Eve’s Beauty – Barlow Brothers

2nd Blackpool Irma - J David Loftus


1st Storersmith Isla - R & L Storersmith

2nd Castlewigg Empire Girlie - Frank Gwynne

3rd Weeton Wisteria’s Ivy - A K & R J Steele

4th Sacombe Iona-Bouquette - Messrs J & B Borlase


1st Grangewood Diamond’s Joy – Mr & Mrs A S & Y A Leedham

2nd Blackpool Jemma – J David Loftus

3rd Perrywood Jasmine – Messrs J & B Borlase

4th Storersmith Jigsaw - R & L Storersmith

HEIFER, BORN ON OR AFTER 16.03.18

1st Ashland Lucy Jezebel – Barlow Brothers

2nd Sacombe Josie- Bouquette – Messrs J & B Borlase

3rd Sacombe Hawaii’s Jessica – Messrs J & B Borlase

SENIOR CHAMPION

Storersmith Isla - R & L Storersmith

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION

Denizes Eve’s Beauty – Barlow Brothers

JUNIOR CHAMPION

Ashland Lucy Jezebel – Barlow Brothers

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION

Grangewood Diamond’s Joy – Mr & Mrs A S & Y A Leedham

OVERALL CHAMPION

Storersmith Isla - R & L Storersmith

RESERVE OVERALL CHAMPION

Denizes Eve’s Beauty – Barlow Brothers

CHAMPION PAIR OF ANIMALS

Messrs J & B Borlase

YOUNG HANDLERS

1st Millie Hendy

2nd Frank Gwynne

3rd Dafydd Gwynne

Overall Champion Storersmith Isla

Our last function of the year, that we all look forward

to is our Club Christmas meal at the Lowther Arms Inn at

Hackthorpe, always a fun evening . Wendy does a quiz that

none of us can answer!!! Food and company is great and

everyone is clean, tidy and smelling nice.


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Northern Ireland Simmental

Cattle Breeders Club

Chairman’s Report by Conrad Fegan

It was a great honour to be elected as chairman of the

Northern Ireland Simmental Breeders Club. I hope to

follow on from previous chairpersons and promote the

breed as best I can alongside the elected committee.

We started the year with the Pedigree Calf Fair held

at Balmoral Showgrounds, Belfast. The judge on the day

was Douglas Barr from Scotland. There was great quality

stock on show with Leslie and Christopher Weatherup

taking the Senior and Reserve Senior Championship with

Lisglass Helena and Lisglass Honey. Taking the Junior

Championship was Adrian Richardson, Maguiresbridge

with Cleenagh Ivy. Reserve Junior was Ballinlare Farm

Isabella bred by Joe Wilson and sons, Newry.

PEDIGREE CALF FAIR 18TH NOVEMBER 2017

Lisglass Helena Senior Champion

Cleenagh Ivy Junior Champion

The annual dinner and prizegiving was held on Friday

26th January in the Cohannon Inn, Dungannon and hosted

70 members and their families. We all had a great night

and the winners of the year’s shows and sales collected

their awards. We thanked all our sponsors and members

for their generosity throughout the year.

February saw the first sale of the year with some

Northern Ireland breeders taking the long trip to

Stirling. As always the breeders took their fair share of

rosettes with Harold Stubbs and Alan Burleigh taking the

Intermediate Championship and top price for Northern

Irish bulls of 12,000gns for Camus Harold, bred by Joe

Campbell, Strabane. Robsons of Ballyclare hit five figures

with the 1st prize winning Kilbride Farm Haka making

10,000gns. Kenny Veitch from Lisbellaw, Fermanagh

took 7,000gns for the 1st prize winning Coolcrannel Hero,

bred by Willie Phair, Lisbellaw. Following this was 1st

prize winning Corrick Hamlet bred by Cecil, Neil and Scott

McIlwaine from Newtonstewart. This bull was crowned

2017 Male of the Year, and was the winner of the Bank

of Ireland/Nisa Interbreed Junior Bull Championship.

He realised 6,500gns. Also claiming a red rosette and

6,500gns was Drumagarner Hughes from Michael and

Eamon McCloskey, Kilrea. Two bulls hit the 5,200gn

mark, Richard Rodgers of Portglenone with 5th placed

Hiltonstown Hennessy and Shane and Paul McDonald,

Tempo with 2nd place Coolcran Hercules.

Quality bulls and females were on offer in Dungannon’s

March sale. The pre-show was in the capable hands of

judge Gareth Corrie from Newtownards. Leading the

sale was Scribby Farms Harvey bred by Keith and Andrea

Nelson, Rosslea, selling for 3,300gns. Two lots came under

the hammer at 3,200gns including the Reserve Male and

Reserve Supreme Champion Derrycallaghan Homeringer

bred by Harold Stubbs and Alan Burleigh, Fermanagh,

and Kilbride Farm Hi-Tech bred by Billy Robson and sons

Michael and Norman, Ballyclare. Robsons also took the

Male and Supreme Championship with Kilbride Farm

Hoylake making 3,000gns. Females peaked at 3,000gns for

Adrian Richardson with the Female Champion Cleenagh

Ivy. Leslie and Christopher Weatherup took the Reserve

Female Championship with Lisglass Honeybee which sold

for 2,300gns. Following closely behind at 2,200gns was

Castlemount Modesty 4th from Duncan McDowell’s herd at

Newtownards. The show and sale was kindly sponsored by

Irwin Feeds.

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SPRING CLUB SHOW & SALE DUNGANNON

23RD MARCH 2018

at £1,200 for Nigel Glasgow and Malcom Thom, both from

Cookstown. The show and sale was kindly sponsored by

Animax and Connon General Merchants.

SPRING CLUB SHOW & SALE BALLYMENA 30TH

MAY 2018

Shacon Invincible Male &

Supreme Champion


Kilbride Farm Hoylake -

Male & Supreme Champion

Derrycallaghan Home-Ringer - Reserve

Male & Reserve Supreme Champion

Drumlone Inmate - Reserve

Male & Supreme Champion


The show season got underway at Balmoral Park. Lifting

the Supreme Championship was Ranfurly Impeccable from

David and Jonny Hazelton’s herd, Dungannon. Bridget

Borlase who runs the Sacombe and Perrywood Herds in

Hertfordshire was the judge for the day. She described

Impeccable as a ‘tremendous young bull with style and

exceptional breed character’. The Reserve Champion

was Cleenagh Ivy owned by Wesley Abraham, Fermanagh

and bred by Adrian Richardson. This heifer was Female

Champion in the March sale in Dungannon where Wesley

purchased her. The Reserve Male Champion was Lisglass

Impressor from Leslie and Christopher Weatherup,

Ballyclare. Reserve Female Champion was Whitdrum Lady

Della from Jason Whitcroft, Armagh.

This year, Woodcraft Kitchens (Kilrea) sponsored

the Junior Heifer Derby held at Ballymena show. The

Champion was Jason Whitcroft’s Whitdrum Lady Della.

Standing Reserve was Breaghey Class bred by Andrew

and Zara Clarke from Tynan. Many thanks to our sponsor

Eamon McCloskey.

BALLYMENA SHOW 16TH JUNE 2018

Ballymena mart was the venue for our May sale. Bulls

reached a ceiling of 3,100 gns for Kenny Veitch of Lisbellaw

who also claimed Reserve Male and Reserve Supreme

Championship with Drumlone Inmate. Judge James

Alexander awarded the Male and Supreme Championship

to Brian Dooher, Donemana with Shacon Invincible which

sold for 2,200 gns. Females peaked at 2,200 gns paid to

Leslie and Christopher Weatherup, Ballyclare for a heifer

out of Dermotstown Delboy. The Female Champion was

Castlemount Angela 2nd and she came under the hammer

at 1,850 gns for Duncan McDowell, Newtownards. In the

commercial section cows and calves peaked at £1,300 twice

for Matthew Cunning, Glarryford. Maiden heifers peaked

Whitdrum Lady Delilah - Junior Heifer Derby Champion



Fermanagh County show hosted the Ivomec Super

Simmental Pair of the Year. The winners were homebred

heifers Lisglass Helena and Lisglass Honey owned by Leslie

and Christopher Weatherup, Ballyclare. The Lisglass herd

also won the prestigious competition in 2016 and claimed

the runner up award in 2017. Runners up were the Lurgan

show qualifiers Ranfurly Impeccable and Ranfurly Weikel

18th from David and Jonny Hazelton’s herd in Dungannon.

Judge for the day was Simmental Young Member Zara

Clarke from Tynan, County Armagh. The competition, now

in its 13th year, is generously sponsored by Boehringer.

Male and Female of the year came to a conclusion at

Fermanagh show with David and Jonny Hazelton claiming

Male of the Year with Ranfurly Impeccable. He has been

unbeaten in his class chalking up 6 successive breed

championships this season. The Reserve Male of the

Year was Woodford Iceberg bred by the late Mrs Thelma

Gorman. This bull joined Jason Whitcroft’s Whitdrum herd

in October 2017. Woodford Iceberg was Reserve Male

Champion at both Lurgan and Armagh shows. Claiming

the Female of the Year award was the January 2017

Cleenagh Ivy owned by Wesley Abraham of Irvinestown.

This heifer was Reserve Supreme Champion at both

Balmoral and Clogher shows. Two heifers tied on equal

points to share the Reserve Female of the Year title. They

were Cloone Hilda, owned by Nigel Glasgow of Cookstown,

and Ranfurly Weikel 18th, owned by David and Jonny

Hazelton of Dungannon. Cloone Hilda was purchased in

Roscommon last Autumn. This heifer was Supreme Breed

Champion at both Ballymena and Omagh shows, and

Reserve Champion at Armagh show. She also scooped

the Beef Interbreed and Supreme Overall Championship

at Ballymena. Ranfurly Weikel 18th was Reserve Supreme

Champion at Lurgan and Omagh shows and was Reserve

Female Champion at Ballymena, Armagh and Castlewellan

shows.

Reserve Ivomec Super Pairs -

Ranfurly Impeccable & Weikel 18th

Male of Year - Ranfurly Impeccable

Reserve Male of the Year - Woodford Iceberg

Ivomec Super Pairs - Lisglass Helena & Honey

Female of the Year - Cleenagh Ivy

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Joint Reserve Female of the year - Cloone Hilda

Northern Ireland was the venue for the British

Simmental Cattle Society’s Young Members National

Stockjudging Competition. First stop was a visit to the

Kilbride herd of the Robson family. Next was our annual

charity barbeque in aid of Air Ambulance NI. This was a

special night for the club as it was in memory of the late

Thelma Gorman. We raised a staggering £34, 000. A

special thanks to everyone involved. Following this was

the National Stockjudging, hosted by the Hiltonstown

herd of Richard Rodgers and family. It was a great day,

with very impressive stock to be seen. Northern Ireland

young members dominated the results leader board with

Alice Stubbs from Fermanagh claiming the best overall

judge. Runner up was Andrew Clarke from Armagh. Junior

team was won by Johnny and Gary McCammond from

Antrim, and second place was Molly Bradley from Armagh

and Cara Moore from Omagh. Senior team was won by

Andrew and Zara Clarke from Armagh. Second place was

Heather Duff and Harry Houldey from Scotland. Junior

individual was won by Molly Bradley. In second place was

Johnny McCammond. Senior individual was won by Alice

Stubbs, and in second place was Andrew Clarke. A massive

thank you to Richard, Sandra and family.

JUNIOR STOCK JUDGING



Joint Reserve Female of the year - Ranfurly Weikel 18th

DANI Rosebowl - Ranfurly Impeccable

Senior Individual 1st Place - Alice

Stubbs

Senior Individual 2nd Place -

Andrew Clarke

Senior Individual 3rd Place -

Christopher Boyd

Junior Individual 1st Place - Molly

Bradley

Young Stockperson

Award - Conor Loane

Junior Individual 2nd Place - Jonny

McCammond

Junior Individual 3rd Place - Gary

McCammond



AUTUMN CLUB SHOW & SALE DUNGANNON

OCTOBER 2018

Senior Team 1st Place - Andrew &

Zara Clarke

Senior Team 2nd Place - Heather

Duff & Harry Houldey

Junior Team 1st Place - Jonny &

Gary McCammond

Junior Team 2nd Place - Molly

Bradley & Cara Moore (not

pictured)

Female and Supreme Champion - Cleenagh Ivy

Reserve Female & Supreme

Champion Breaghey Isobel

Charity Cheque to NI Air Ambulance

Friday 5th October was our Autumn Show & Sale in

Dungannon. Judge for the day was Young Stockperson of

the Year Conor Loane from Cookstown. There was a small

entry of bulls selling to a top of 2,150gns. This was for the

Reserve Male Champion from David Carson, Fermanagh.

The Supreme Champion of the day was Cleenagh Ivy

owned by Wesley Abraham. This heifer has chalked

up numerous prizes throughout the year including the

2018 Danske Bank Female of the Year. Females peaked

at 2,200gns for Andrew and Zara Clarke’s second prize

winner Breaghey Vida. One of the main attractions was

the major reduction sale for Adrian and Clive Richardson’s

noted Cleenagh herd. Topping the trade was 10 month

old heifer Cleenagh Jessica making 4,200 gns. Her dam

went on to make 3,400gns. Next best was Cleenagh Gabby

who made 3,000 gns. Three cow and calf outfits averaged

2,500gns each.

Once again the Northern Ireland breeders headed

for the October Stirling Bull Sales. Leading the way was

the Nelson family from Rosslea, County Fermanagh

claiming the Junior and Supreme Championship titles

with Drumacritten Ian making 11,000gns. Next best at

8,500gns was Ranfurly Impeccable from David and Jonny

Hazelton, Dungannon. This bull took the Reserve Senior

Championship. Also making 8,500gns and taking the

Reserve Intermediate Championship was Hiltonstown

Irish bred by Richard Rodgers, Portglenone. The Robson

family from Doagh realised 6,000gns for Kilbride Farm

Iceman. They also took 5,200gns for Kilbride Farm Ian.

Shane and Paul McDonald from Tempo averaged £3,675

for 2 bulls. Topping their entry at 4,500gns was Coolcran

Instagram. Robin Boyd from Portglenone averaged £3,937

for 2 bulls. His best was 4,500gns for Slievenagh Ike. Also

selling at 4,500gns was the fifth placed Omorga Irving from

John Moore, Beragh. The third placed Scribby Farms Ivor

came under the hammer at 4,200gns for Keith and Andrea

Nelson, Rosslea. Joe Wilson, Rathfriland, realised 3,500gns

for Sterling Innes.

Finally I would like to take this opportunity to wish all

the Northern Ireland Simmental club members continued

success next year.

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BALLINLARE FARM SIMMENTALS

Dam

Raceview Tia

Nicollette

Sire

Auchorachan

Wizard

BALLINALARE FARM GALAXY

3rd Production Sale

in Conjunction with

Ranfurly Herd -

5th September 2020

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Scottish Simmental Club

Report by Richard Pettit - Secretary

Club Members have had a successful year with Shows,

and despite the driest summer for years, with many

short of grass and winter fodder prices - averages were up

for bulls in October at Stirling bull sales.

We started the year on a sad note hearing of the loss of

one of the Club’s stalwarts, Hector Macaskill, who served as

Club Chairman from 1989 to 1991.

FEBRUARY SALE

The two top prices were both from the Stronachs; the top

price of 24,000gns for Reserve Champion Islavale Heston,

who sold to Richard McCulloch, and Islavale Harvest, sold to

the Kilbride Farm herd for 16,000gns. They were also Overall

Champion with Islavale Hugo, with 12 of their 13 bulls sold, to

average an impressive £8,321.

The Intermediate Champion Camus Harold, from Northern

Irish breeders Harold Stubbs and Alan Burleigh sold to Vikki

Wood at 12,000gns for her Popes herd.

Kilbride Farm Haka, from the Robsons was next selling

to Iain Green for 10,000gns.

The pre-sale show judge, Anne MacPherson sold

Blackford Hurricane, for 9000gns to Bridget Borlase.

Other leading prices included 8,000gns for Woodhall

Hugh, from the late Hector Macaskill, he sold to Delfur

Farms.

The Reserve Intermediate Champion – Pitmudie

Houston from Heather Duff, sold for 7,800gns.

An 82% clearance rate was achieved with 116 bulls

selling to average £5,477.

In the female sale a top price of 6,800gns was paid

for an in-calf heifer from Adrian Ivory, April-2016 born

Strathisla Honesty’s Twiggy, selling to Harte Peat Ltd,

Ireland.

The Reserve Female Champion sold for 4,000gns. This

was yearling heifer Newbiemains I’m Brilliant, from Jim and

Patricia Goldie.

Islavale Harvest 16

Islavale Heston 16 - Reserve Junior Champion

Islavale Hugo 16 - Overall & Senior Champion

Camus Harold 16 - Intermediate Champion

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Kilbride Farm Haka 16


Woodhall Hugh 16

Blackford Hurricane 16


Pitmudie Houston 16 - Reserve Intermediate Champion

Strathisla Honesty’s Twiggy

Newbiemains I’m Brilliant - Reserve Female Champion

KNOCKNAGAEL BULL STUD

In March the Scottish Club visited Knocknagael Bull Stud,

by kind permission of The Scottish Government.

John Cowan gave us all a very informative tour of the stud

and its work, providing bulls to hire to crofters in the crofting

areas of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. All breeds were

represented, with the most popular being Limousins, with

Simmentals being the third most popular with around 20 in

the current stud.



Danny Leslie presenting gifts

to Stud Manager John Cowan

MAY SALE

Top price at the sale was Kersknowe Heirloom from John

Jeffrey, selling for 6,500gns to the Crofters Commission.

Next best at 6,200gns was Islavale Handy from the Stronach

family.

The Stronachs also sold the Reserve Champion Islavale

Hoogee for 5,800gns to Jim McLaren, Dargill.

Next highest were 5,800gns for Keeldrum Hi Flyer from D

Lowry, and 5,500gns for Pitmudie Heineken from Heather Duff.

Kersknowe Heirloom 16 Islavale Handy 16

Islavale Hoogee 16 - Reserve Overall Champion

Keeldrum Hi Flyer 16

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Pitmudie Heinekin 16


CLUB SALE

As usual, the Club

held its Show and Sale of

commercial Simmental

x females to coincide

with the Multi Breed bull

sale at United Auctions,

Stirling.

Danny Leslie presenting

Lauren Stronach with club

tankard for Overall Champion


Prize winners

Pen 4 heifers over 15

months - Innerwick,

£1550, £1520

Simmental heifer with

calf:

1st D. Moffat Innerwick

£2000

2nd Messrs McAlister,

West Thomaston £1900

Louise Moffat presentation for Cow & Calf



ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW.

Our Judge Mr John Dykes selected as his champion

Blackford Galaxy from Michael Barlow with Reserve Overall

going to Pitmudie Havana from Heather Duff.

Sterling Petra’s Cairo - Reserve Female Champion

Overall Champion - Blackford Galaxy M. BARLOW.

Reserve Overall Champion - Pitmudie Havana H. DUFF

Junior Male Champion - Camus Harold J & V WOOD

Reserve Female Champion - Sterling Petras Cairo P& J.

BORLASE

Junior Female Champion - Corskie Herlande W.J. GREEN

Reserve Junior Female Champion - Drumsleed Hilight G &

M. SMITH

Reserve Junior Male champion - Corskie Infinity W.J.

GREEN

Blackford Galaxy 15 -

Overall Champion

Corskie Herlande - Junior Female Champion

Pitmudie Havana 16 - Reserve

Overall & Female Champion

Drumsleed Hilight 16 - Reserve

Junior Female Champion

Camus Harold 16 - Junior Male Champion

Corskie Infinity 17 - Reserve

Junior Male Champion

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PRESENTATIONS


Club Chairman Danny Leslie presenting Robert

Taylor from Corskie with crystal glasses for

Junior Female Champion

Club Chairman Danny Leslie presents Michael

Barlow with crystal glasses for the Overall

Champion

Danny Leslie & Iain Green present Heather Duff

with the Junior Stockperson award


Danny Leslie presenting judge John Dykes with

a Scottish Club quaich

Danny Leslie presents Hannah Wood (Popes)

with crystal glasses for Junior Male Champion

Camus Harold

Danny Leslie presents John Barlow with a

Scottish Club tankard for the Overall Champion

BBQ

Our Saturday evening BBQ was very well

attended this year, thank you to all who

helped make it such an enjoyable evening.



HERD VISIT – MANOR

PARK

In July over 60 of our

members travelled to Clive

Houldey and family’s herd

near Dumfries.

Clive runs over 200 head

of Simmentals and has

featured prominently as

both a buyer and seller of

top priced bulls.

Members toured the

herd, split between two

farms, and a stockjudging

competition where £320 was

raised for the Doddie Weir

foundation.

SHOW AND SALE STORE CATTLE

The Club sponsored two more sales this year to promote

Simmentals as store sales.

Dumfries Mart

Simmental heifer with calf at foot:

1st J.Paterson, Hartbush £2150

2nd Fingland £1800

Bulling heifers

1st Gillan, Mossburn, £1140

2nd Muir, Cleughbrae £1170

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SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHOW

This year we were back up to Turriff for our 11th National

Show; the usual Friday night BBQ preceded the Show, with

steaks sponsored by ABP. I would like to thank Neil for

helping me with the BBQ and all who donated to our

charity collection for the Scottish Air Ambulance.

The next morning, over 70 entries were forward for our

Judge Mr Simon Key from Norfolk to place.

His Champion was Islavale Emerald from the Stronach

family.


Reserve Overall Champion Drumsleed Farina 14 and her calf Drumsled Janine

Islavale Emerald - Overall & Female Champion at the Scottish National Show

CHAMPIONS:

Overall Champion: Islavale Emerald

Reserve Overall Champion: Drumsleed Farina

Male Champion: Curaheen Drifter

Reserve Male Champion and Junior Male Champion:

Islavale Imperial

Junior Female Champion: Garmouth Dumandy’s Isabella

Reserve Junior Female Champion: Islavale Illusion

Reserve Junior Male Champion: Blackford Iolair

Richard McCulloch & family with Male Champion Curaheen Drifter

We would like to thank all who sponsored the Show

SPONSORS:

• British Simmental Cattle

Society

• Zoetis

• Charlie and Sheila Smith

• Thorntons LLP

• HRN Tractors

• Caltech

• Galloway and Macleod

• Animax

• United Auctions

• Denis Brinicombe

• ABP Perth

• Ravenhill

• Towns and Carnie

• Coltel

• Norvite

• Ross Agri

• ANM Group

• Dem-Master

• Total Recycling

Tom Henderson presents judge Simon Key with a quaich and

bottle of whiskey, pictured with Richard Petit and Neil Shand

We look forward to seeing you all next year at Kelso Show,

to be judged by Mr David Donnelly.



ABP Perth

ANM Group

Animax

Caltech

Coltel

Denis Brinicombe Group

Ross Agri Services

HRN Tractors

Ravenhill

Dem-Master Galloway & MacLeod Thorntons LLP

JUNIOR MEMBERS

Our Junior

Members travelled

to Northern Ireland

this year to compete

in the Stockjudging

competition, with our

Junior team of Aimee

and Emma Stronach

third in junior teams

and Heather Duff and

Harry Houldey 2nd in

senior teams.

Heather Duff && Harry Houldey - 2nd Place Senior Team

Emma & Aimee Stronach - 3rd Place Junior team

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AGM

The Club held their AGM as usual at the Bull sales, Stewart

Stronach and Tom Bruce retired having served their term on

committee along with Danny Leslie, retiring Chairperson. On

behalf of the Club I would like to thank them for all they have

done.

Nadia Gwynne was elected Chairperson with Patricia

Goldie elected to Vice Chairperson.

Emma McAlister was elected to the Committee.

OCTOBER BULL SALE

Judging this sale was well known breeder, Mr Norman

Robson, Kilbride Farm herd.

The Stronach family repeated their success from the

February sale by topping the October sale with Islavale

Irish, by Curaheen Bandit, selling to Backmuir Livestock

Islavale Irish 17 Rockytop Invader 17

for 16,000gns.

The next best price of 14,000gns was paid twice - first at

this price was Rockytop Invader, by Kilbride Farm Fearless,

from Gary and Angela Christie, he sold to Cameron

MacIver.

Selling at the same price was Saltire Impressive, by

Woodhall Ferrari, from the Houlistons, North Berwick.

13,000gns was paid for the Reserve Overall Champion

from the MacPhersons for Blackford Iolair.

At 11,000gns was the Overall Champion Drumacritten

Ian, from the Nelsons, and the Reserve Junior Champion

Islavale Imperial from the Stronachs.

Other leading prices included 10,500gns for Drumsleed

Iceberg, from the Smith family.

Selling for 10000gns to Pitgaveny Farms was Scotland

Hill Invader, from Thomas Hill, Doncaster.



Saltire Impressive 17

Blackford Iolair 17

Drumacritten Ian 17 Islavale Imperial 17



Drumsleed Iceberg 17

Scotland Hill Invader 17

MENDICK DISPERSAL

A top price of 7,500gns was paid in the dispersal sale of

John Dyke’s Mendick herd.

Leading the charge was the stock bull - three-year-old

Blackford Grouse. Mendick females topped at 5,200gns for

seven-year-old cow Mendick Cara.

Mendick Cara

STARS OF THE FUTURE RESULTS

JUDGE - MR GERALD SMITH

CLASS 9 – BULLS BORN 1ST JULY TO 22ND AUGUST 2017

1. 69 – Newbiemains Interceptor

2. 74 – Woodhall Innerwick

3. 68 – Newbiemains I’murman

4. 71 – Springfield Ice

CLASS 10 – BULLS BORN 1ST SEPTEMBER TO 3TH OCTOBER 2017

1. 80 – Islavale Ignite

2. 76 – Castlewigg Ifan

3. 77 – Blackpool Ivanhoe

4. 83 – Castlegwynne Invincibull

CLASS 11 – BULLS BORN 6TH NOVEMBER TO 31ST DECEMBER 2017

1. 86 – Cairnview Isman

2. 85 – Overhill House Invictus

3. 84 – Crudie Invictus

4. 89 – Overhill House Irish Lad

CLASS 12 – HEIFERS BORN 10TH AUGUST TO 20TH SEPTEMBER 2017

1. 91 – Denizes Eve’s Beauty

2. 92 – Springfield Iconic

3. 96 – Cairnorrie Clarissa

4. 95 – Castlewigg Empire Girlie

CLASS 13 – HEIFERS BORN 6TH OCTOBER TO 15TH DECEMBER 2017

1. 98 – Islavale Cassie 6

2. 97 – Forgeron Ivy

3. 104 – Kinclaven Heather

4. 100 – Crudie Isla

SENIOR FEMALE CHAMPION

98 – Islavale Cassie 6

RESERVE FEMALE CHAMPION

91 – Denizes Eve’s Beauty

SENIOR MALE CHAMPION

69 – Newbiemains Interceptor

RESERVE MALE CHAMPION

80 – Islavale Ignite

SENIOR CHAMPION

98– Islavale Cassie 6


69 – Newbiemains Interceptor

CLASS 14 – BULLS BORN 1ST JANUARY TO 23RD FEBRUARY 2018

1. 107 – Kennox Juggernaut

2. 105 – Cairnview Jazz

3. 109 – Coxhill Jager-bomb

4. 106 – Crudie Jack

CLASS 15 – BULLS BORN 23RD MARCH TO 20TH APRIL 2018

1. 111 – Strathisla Jetstream

2. 115 – Dellfield Justice

3. 110 – Strathisla Justice

CLASS 16 – HEIFERS BORN 2ND JANUARY TO 30TH MARCH 2018

1. 122 – Islavale Cassie 7

2. 120 – Dellfield Julia

3. 116 – Overhill House J-Eternal

4. 117 – Towiemore Celia Jewel

CLASS 17 – HEIFERS BORN 5TH APRIL TO 19TH JUNE 2018

1. 127 – Ashland Lucy Jezebel

2. 124 – Bruchag Juicy MD

3. 125 – Bruchag Jewel

JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPION

127 – Ashland Lucy Jezebel

RESERVE JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPION

122 – Islavale Cassie 7

JUNIOR MALE CHAMPION

107 – Kennox Juggernaut

RESERVE JUNIOR MALE CHAMPION

105 – Cairnview Jazz

JUNIOR CHAMPION

107 – Kennox Juggernaut


127 – Ashland Lucy Jezebel

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Islavale Cassie 6

Islavale Ignite


Newbiemains Interceptor

Kennox Juggernaut


Denizes Eve’s Beauty

Ashland Lucy-Jezebel

Cairnview Jazz

Islavale Cassie 7



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Newbiemains I’m-Brilliant

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South East Club

Could this be the next Frankel

Report by Chris Patmore - Chairman

I

would like to open this report on a rather sombre note.

Our annual AGM was held on 29th April at Tony and

Ann Jukes farm in Kent. It was probably the last occasion

that most of us were in the company of Paull Borlase who

passed away at the end of July. A substantial lunch was

provided by Ann and her merry band of helpers which we

consumed after our meeting.

A memorial service was held at Sacombe in mid-

September followed by a superb lunch provided by Judy

and Bridget at the farm.

In early September, Ann organised a three-day trip

to Southern Ireland. We visited the Raceview and

Clonagh herds and saw tremendous cattle knee deep

in luscious grass which we in the South of England have

been desperately short of this year. Having been fed

and watered at both farms on the Friday it could have

been shades of the Vicar of Dibley where she ate three

Christmas dinners, but luckily, we cancelled the evening

meal at the hotel we were staying at. Accommodation was

provided by the Bloomfield House Hotel owned by John

Connaughton of Bally Bane who also provided the venue

for our Sunday visit. A farm to die for, race horses and

Simmental cattle in an exquisite environment with hardly a

blade of grass out of place.

On the Saturday we attended a show at Strokestown.

Although a trifle damp for most of the day, we thoroughly

enjoyed ourselves and it was a breath of fresh air to see so

many youngsters so enthusiastic about showing.

SHOWS

Hertfordshire County Show

Female Champion and Overall Champion - Heathrow

Gypsy Rose – DA & LA Sapsed

Reserve Champion -Sterling Fcuk Impuls - Mr J McMillan

Berkshire Show

Supreme Champion - Beanhill Highness - Mr & Mrs R J & B

E Kimber

Reserve Champion - Beanhill Ellie - Mr & Mrs R J & B E

Kimber

Royal Norfolk Show

Female Champion and Breed Champion - Heathbrow

Girlie’s Ivy - DA & LA Sapsed

Reserve Champion -Scotland Hill Iceman 17 – Mr Thomas

Hill

Suffolk Show

Female and Breed Champion - Heathbrow Gypsy Rose -

DA & LA Sapsed

Reserve Champion - Heathbrow Imperial 17 - DA & LA

Sapsed

Romsey Show

Breed Champion - Beanhill Highness - Mr & Mrs R J & B E

Kimber

Reserve Champion - Beanhill Ellie - Mr & Mrs R J & B E

Kimber

South East gang & Co at Raceview

South of England Show

Junior Champion and Overall Champion - Williams I of

the Tiger 17 – Mrs H Clarke

Female Champion and Reserve Overall Champion -

Swallowhill Isabelle – Mrs A Jukes

Kent Show

Breed Champion - Heathbrow Sarah’s Holly owned and

shown by Nicola Osgood.

Ballybane Simmentals in their glorious surroundings

Our herd competition was judged by Robin Boyd, ably

driven around by Neil Shand. Sixteen herds were inspected

in just over three days with 1000 miles covered, quite a

feat. A big thank you to them both.

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To the Emerald Isle in September we flew

With the Simmental Group, South East

To meet some super Irish Breeders

And admire each Simmental beast

Mrs Jukes was in charge, quite new to her role

And sometimes felt things a bit sticky

Hurrying the chattering party along

To the next farm was quite tricky!

Her worry, pre arranged ‘Dinner at Eight’

At the Hotel where we were to stay

Our first Race View visit took longer than

planned

The Hotel at least two hours away

We were still to see the Clonagh sizable herd

Mrs Jukes rang the hotel to explain

At Garrett’s we saw super cows and young stock

And enjoyed great hospitality again

We sat around chatting as the clock ticked on by

HERD COMPETITION RESULTS

JUDGE: ROBIN BOYD (MINDER – NEIL SHAND)

BULL CALF BORN AFTER 1ST JAN 2018

1. Williams Jack 18 - Mrs H Clarke

2. Mixbury-Hall Jackpot 18 - Mr V C Bailey

3. Ravensdale 1502 - Mr MKD Hind

HEIFER CALF BORN AFTER 1ST JAN 2018

1. Perrywood Jasmine - Miss B A Borlase

2. Swallowhill January - Mrs A Jukes

3. Williams Crystal’s Jewel - Mrs H Clarke

STOCK BULL

1. Drumsleed Explosion 13 - Mr R J Grenham

2. Sway Harlequin 16 - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

3. Swallowhill Imperial 17 – M/S G D Key & Sons

COW AND CALF

1. Sway Gorgeous Girl + Ivanhoe - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

2. Swallowhill Bluebell + Jasmine - Mrs A Jukes

3. Dirnanean Girlie E31 + Heathbrow Girlie’s Jewel – D A & L A Sapsed

PROGENY GROUP

1. Swallowhill Vienna - D A & L A Sapsed

2. Swallowhill Bluebell - Mrs A Jukes

3. Sway Rosy Posy - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

HEIFER GROUP

1. Williams

2. Boars Head

3. Mixbury-Hall

LARGE HERD

1. Williams

2. Mixbury-Hall

3. Ravensdale

MEDIUM HERD

1. Sway

2. Roding

SMALL HERD

1. Swallowhill

2. Boars Head

3. Perrywood

OVERALL HERD - WILLIAMS

Judge’s special prize for most enthusiastic young member - Daisy Jones.

WEST POINT TROPHY WINNER 2018

Heathbrow Gypsy Rose

Ireland

Thoughts of Dinner went down with the sun

We eventually left and drove back to our base

Some went out , some, Dinner.. there was none !

Next day after breakfast to Strokestown we sped

Arriving with excitement and glee

A fantastic show with many wonderful calves

An amazing spectacle to see

With families and friends and a flurry of soap

Intense combing and prep everywhere

One animal tied to a branch of a tree!

Sound of generators filling the air

The competitive spirit was not dampened by rain

That eventually rendered us all rather soaked

Champions were crowned to their supporters

delight

As always, some disappointed felt a bit choked

Uncomfortably damp, to we returned our hotel

Having had a most enjoyable day

Next day, off to Dublin for all to fly home

With Ballybane Herd visit on the way

As we drove through the beautiful gates

And up to an immaculate yard

We knew we were in for a treat

To be completely impressed was no hard

Not only cattle, a picture in the Parkland sun

But thoroughbred mares, what a treat

With their beautiful foals so incredibly tame

Quite endearing, not a kick or a bite

We reluctantly left, to airport we drove

All going our own separate ways

With wonderful memories of our Irish friends

Thanks to all, lovely trip, happy days.

Penny Lally

CALF SHOW RESULTS

CHAMPION CALF

Perrywood Jasmine born 23/01/18 bred by Bridget Borlase.

RESERVE CALF

Lynfield Joseph born 15/04/18 bred by Rob Bishop.

PAIRS

won by Bridget Borlase.

Simmentals dominated the continental classes.

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Runner up in the large herd class

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Sway Gorgeous Girl (P) &

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Royal Bath & West Show 2018

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Breed Champions at

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South West Club

Report by Dawn Shapland - Secretary

The heaviest snow for several years, a record-breaking

heatwave and then a storm called Bronagh brought

about rather a quiet year for our Club.

As usual, on the third Monday in January, we had a

Simmental team entered in the area’s Interbreed Quiz.

A slight change to the usual lineup, Adrian Curry, Kath

Edwards, myself and this year’s “secret weapon” Steve

Shapland. With Quizmaster Tony Walker setting the

questions, we eventually finished a highly creditable

second to the young ladies in the British Blues team.

Due to the most significant snowfall in recent years,

the A.G.M was postponed from March 5th. Three weeks

later the clocks had changed to British Summertime and

we were rewarded with magnificent views of our venue,

the Oake Manor Golf Club. Another quiz, (famous farmers)

provided the evening’s entertainment. Victorious were

“The Auctioneers” a team comprising of Clive Roads, Chris

Clapham and David Barker.

At the meeting we all had the opportunity to view

approximately 30 years-worth of Simmental Sale

catalogues, Perth, Stirling, Carlisle, Bristol, Worcester etc,

and copies of a Society publication from 1995 “SIMMENTAL

Its first 25 Years in the United Kingdom”. These items have

all been very generously donated to the Club by Mr and

Mrs David and Christina Mills.

The pre-sale show at Worcester was judged this year by

Craig Hollingsworth (Midhope Herd). He awarded Female

and Overall Champion to Mr Beynon’s splendid cow,

Gwili Gwenan. She sold for 3600 guineas, with her heifer

calf Gwili Jenny, at foot. Richard and Debbie Cumming’s

Cwarre Hanukkah was the Champion Male. Reserve Male

was given to Bosahan Hendra from John and Bridget Olds.

Vendors achieved an excellent clearance with only two

animals not selling through the sales ring!

Thank you to all our sponsors: Mole Valley Farmers,

Shearwell Data, For Farmers, Crediton Milling, ABP

Langport, Torch Farm Vets and the Winford, Lopemede and

Bosahan Herds.

Male Champion Cwarre Hannukah (left) with Reserve

Male Champion Bosahan Hendra at the Worcester Sale

At the Devon County Show in May, there was a lastminute

change of judge to former club Chairman, John

May (Priorton Herd). Female and Overall Champion was a

wonderful cow from Cornwall, the Gummow’s Killiworgie

Grace’s Camelia. Reserve Overall was awarded to our

present Chairman’s heifer, Winford Vogue 11th . Champion

Male was another animal from Cornwall, Skylark Geronimo

owned by Anthony Hart.

Killiworgie Graces Camelia with her heifer calf at foot

Killiworgie Camelias ICandy at the Devon County Show

Female & Overall Champion Gwili Gwenan with her

heifer calf at foot Gwili Jenny at the Worcester Sale

Daniel Gummow with Killiworgie Grace’s Camelia at the Devon County Show

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Skylark Geronimo at the Devon County Show

Devon County Show Club stand

The Royal Bath and West Show had a good number of

entries. The Blomfield family’s Sway Gorgeous Girl was

judged to be Overall Champion by James Arnold. Steve,

Lorrayne and Emma also had their young bull Sway

Harlequin, awarded Champion Male and Overall Reserve.

Club member, Laura French and her father, Roger Darch

had the Reserve Female, Chard Glitter. Our most recent

and youngest members, Brooks and Stanley Carey, enjoyed

success in the cross bred heifer class.

Sway Gorgeous Girl and Sway Ivanhoe

at the Royal Bath & West Show

Aled Davies modelling the

lastest millinery fashion at

the Devon County Show

HERD COMPETITION

A visit to the Bosahan herd of John and Bridget Olds

took place on October 14th. Around 50 people attended.

A walk around these outstanding cattle was followed by

presentations and a wonderful lunch at the local social

club. Competition judge Clive Roads announced the

winners, and presented the trophies and rosettes. The club

would like to thank the Olds family and the judge for their

generosity.

The following words are the judge’s own thoughts on

the competition:

Super cattle and marvellous hospitality marked what

was a privilege to be invited to judge the 2018 Herd

Competition.

What a trip!! From the Cotswolds and the source of the

River Thames through to the White Horse in Wiltshire,

the Jurassic Coast of Dorset, the Eden Project in Cornwall,

taking in Exmoor, Dartmoor and Land’s End! A total of 846

miles in 3 days!!

My conclusion…. The Simmental breed is in safe hands in

the South West. Some brief yet poignant comments of the

14 herds visited on the trip.

David Bush – impressed with some great individual cows

– not easy when changing calving patterns from Spring to

Autumn but definitely a herd to watch with great young

stock coming through. The Red Deer enterprise on the farm

was particularly enlightening and of great interest.

Len & Adrian Curry – What enthusiasm! A small herd but

making a mark in the breed. A memorable in-calf heifer

Winford Vogue 11th will stay in my mind for a long time – as

will the flight path of Bristol Airport!

David Edwards – The ultimate for any breed is to be

run successfully as a commercial enterprise. David’s herd

typifies this. Purebred (not pedigree) good working cows,

not too big and producing super calves – best advert for

any breed.

Alstone Partnership – Roy Loud & Charlie Kidner - A

pedigree herd run commercially. The cows keeping the

farm rather than farm keeping cows – great management.

Excellent groups of in-calf and maiden heifers by Taurus

ELO and Heywood Fergus – very eye catching.

Steve & Dawn Shapland – Another working herd with

cows doing the calves well. The image of that bull calf

Brynsworthy Jethro sits bright in my mind and surely a

stock bull to make a mark in the future.

Chris Tucker – What an impressive farm and a herd on

the up and up. Again, some super individual cows, brilliant

calves and that particularly smart in-calf heifer Dinton Kiwi.

Seeing the flock of laying ducks and learning about Chris’s

television work was a real treat!

Sandra Francis – One word…Passionate! A walking

encyclopaedia of the breed, superb herd with type and

breeding. Impressed with the overall type even though

a number of different bulls have been used – careful

selection has been the secret.

Rupert Ridout – A small but select herd - making

ongoing improvements and with Rupert’s enthusiasm and

thoughts on future breeding policy, another herd to watch

in the future. British Blue cross calves were particularly

memorable.

Robert & Jim Cook – What inspiring “boys” these are!

Farming land on the coast line with 100,000 visitors walking

the fields, coping with land management required by The

National Trust and still breeding good, sound genuine cattle

with a superb work ethic and stockman-ship ethic. Fabulous

groups of heifers coming forward to enhance the herd.

Graham Reed – Stock farming at its best. Big numbers

of cows run commercially and efficiently with quality

throughout. Great calves, super bulling and maiden heifers

and an outstanding young bull Skylark Infamous – a treat to

see.





Anthony Hart – What a rewarding experience visiting this

herd. Quality throughout, great stock bull, superb in-calf

heifer in Treverbyn Hayley and strong type cows everywhere.

John & Bridget Olds – Years of sound selective breeding

has paid off. Impressive stock wherever you look. Older

cows breeding true, great cow families and young stock.

Outstanding.

Jim Buckland – The “dark horse” of my tour! A herd with

a big future, each generation is a marked improvement on

the previous one. The new Irish stock bull will continue that

trend – definitely a herd to follow.

Viv Hall – A delight to see a herd of this calibre on my

last visit of the trip. Quality cows, calves and heifers typified

by Chegwidden Hera, a super in-calf heifer. A stock bull

Chegwidden Gismo was eye catching – book an appointment

to see him.

The competition was extremely interesting and not easy!

Different management systems, grazing opportunities

and different priorities but a common admiration and

commitment to the breed.

Clive C Roads

FLAA For and on behalf of McCartneys LLP Judge

Overall Herd Competition winners Bridget,

John & Daniel Olds with judge Clive Roads

SOUTH WEST SIMMENTAL CLUB HERD COMPETITION 2018 RESULTS

JUDGE: MR CLIVE ROADS

OVERALL CHAMPION

Mr & Mrs J Olds – Bosahan Herd

RESERVE CHAMPION

Miss S Francis – Dinton Herd

LARGE HERDS

1st J & B Olds – Bosahan Herd

2nd G & S Reed – Skylark Herd

3rd R Loud (Alstone Court Partnership) – Taurus Herd

MEDIUM HERDS

1st Miss S V Francis – Dinton Herd

2nd Mrs V Hall – Chegwidden Herd

3rd S & D Shapland – Brynsworthy Herd

SMALL HERDS

1st Mr A Hart – Treverbyn Herd

2nd Mr C Tucker – Goldhill Herd

3rd L & A Curry – Winford Herd

YOUNGSTOCK

1st J & B Olds – Bosahan Herd

2nd L & A Curry – Winford Herd

3rd R Loud - Taurus Herd

BEST COW AND CALF (DEVON & SOMERSET)

S & D Shapland – Killiworgie Graces Flossie & Brynsworthy Jethro

BEST COW AND CALF:

J Buckland – Wellatree Gem & Wellatree Jemima

BEST STOCK BULL:

V Hall – Chegwidden Gizmo

BEST HEIFER CALF:

V Hall – Chegwidden Jasmine

BEST BULL CALF:

S & D Shapland – Brynsworthy Jethro

BEST IN CALF HEIFER

A Hart – Treverbyn Hayley

BEST NOVICE:

J Buckland – Wellatree Herd

FLEXI TROPHY:

S Francis – Dinton Herd

JUDGE’S SPECIAL AWARD:

R & J Cook – Ryall Herd

COMMERCIAL SECTION

CHAMPION COMMERCIAL HERD:

D Edwards - Silver Moor Herd

BEST INDIVIDUAL ANIMAL:

R Ridout – Woodlea Herd. Simmental Cow, British Blue Heifer Calf

BEST PROGENY:

D Edwards - Silver Moor Herd

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AGRIFEST SOUTH WEST

Simmentals were in short supply at Agrifest South West

in November, although Viv Hall’s Chegwidden Impecibull

being placed third did a great job representing the breed

in the Young Bull of the Year class. Well done Viv and David

Nichols (handler) with this boy.

On the Society stand were two impressive young

Simmental steers, kindly provided by Mr Anthony Hart

(Treverbyn Herd). Welcoming members and providing

refreshments were Neil Shand and Julie Holmes from Head

Office.



Chegwidden Impecibull

THE CLUB YEAR FINISHED BACK WHERE IT BEGAN, OAKE MANOR GOLF CLUB.

A Social Evening with a meal and guest speaker (David Bush) was held on November 12th. Jack Ellicott

organised a raffle and Beth Cook had everyone scatching their heads with her Quiz. Thanks go to all that

contributed to the prizes and helped with making the evening a great success.



Welsh Club

By Dafydd Jones - Chairman

We began 2018 with our annual dinner in January

at The Cottage Inn, Llandeilo. Members and

friends gathered together and were joined by

Mr Brian Jones as our guest speaker. Brian is the founder

of the successful food company Castell Howell and was

also the President of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society

in 2017. During the dinner we also presented a cheque

of £300 to Brecon Mountain Rescue for the money raised

during the previous Royal Welsh Winter Fair.

After being postponed twice due to snow, our AGM

was held in April where the following were elected as club

officials:

Chairman: Dafydd Jones

Vice Chairman: Aled Davies

Secretary: Anwen Jones

Treasurer: Aled Davies

Vice Treasurer: Debbie Cumming

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Margaret

Parry, who retired as Secretary, for her many years of

service to the club.

Club members enjoyed a great day at the Worcester

Sale in May. Female and Overall Champion went to Gwili

Gwenan from Martin Beynon and Callum Croft, she sold

for 3,600gns. Male and Reserve Overall Champion went

to Cwarre Hanukkah from Richard and Debbie Cumming,

which sold for 2,900gns.

Gwili Gwenan

The show season started at the end of May at Cothi

Bridge where Champion was awarded to Cwarre

Cinderella’s Haze, who went on to win Supreme Interbreed.

The Simmental group of 4 were also triumphant in the

Interbreed.

THE ROYAL WELSH SHOW

Judged by Stewart Stronach, Islavale, Supreme Champion

was awarded to Sterling Petra’s Cairo, exhibited by Bridget

Borlase. Reserve went to Blackford Galaxy, exhibited by

Michael Barlow.

Sterling Petra’s Cairo

The Young Stockperson award was awarded to Justin

Smith.

Cwarre-Hanukkah

Justin Smith

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WELSH NATIONAL SHOW

Judged by Chris Martindale and hosted at the

Pembrokeshire County Show, Supreme Champion went to

Cwarre Idaho exhibited by Richard and Debbie Cumming

with Reserve to Deerhurst Impulse exhibited by Aled

Davies.

The breed enjoyed success in the Interbreed with

the Non Native Pairs Champion being awarded to the

Crugmelyn pair, Cwarre Idaho was Reserve Junior Bull

Champion, and the Team of 5 were Reserve.

Cwarre Idaho

Team of Five


Congratulations to everyone who exhibited during the

summer and who continue to promote our breed.


Deerhurst Impulse

Club Members at Welsh National

The calf show was held once again at the Dairy

Youngstock & Fatstock Autumn Show at Carmarthen

Showground with Champion being awarded to Gwili Idwal.

Gwili Idwal

Crugmelyn Pairs

Welsh Winter Fair



HERD COMPETITION

During September, our Herd Competition Judge,

Mr Richard Storer-Smith travelled the Country visiting

numerous herds, although given the weather during the

first day, a boat might have been a more appropriate mode

of transport! Luckily the sun shone on the Sunday for our

awards presentation kindly hosted by Chris Waters and

family.

As well as a herd visit we also received an interesting cow

classification demonstration by Meurig James.

Many thanks to Richard and Meurig for giving up their

time and congratulations to all those who entered.

Best Animal – Cwarre

Champion Herd – Penwern

Herd comp results 2018

JUDGE: RICHARD STORER-SMITH

BEST COW AND CALF

1 Wyn Jenkins - Penwern

2 Chris Waters - Goldcross

3 Richard & Debbie Cumming - Cwarre

BEST STOCK BULL

1 Mark & Emma Evans - Dewisland


3 Gethin Lloyd - Crugmelyn

PEDIGREE CALF


2 Chris Waters – Goldcross

3 Martin Beynon - Gwili

CROSS BRED CALF

1 Wayne Davies - Cwmbromley

2 Dafydd Jones - Banwy


JUNIOR BULL UNDER 18 MONTHS


2 Anthony Davies - Welston


PROGENY GROUP



3 Eirian Lloyd - Gerawil

BEST YOUNG STOCK


2 Aled Davies - Hirwaun


BEST HEIFER WITH CALF AT FOOT (HAVING CALVED BEFORE 3YRS OF AGE)


2 Eirian Lloyd - Gwili


BEST ANIMAL IN HERD 50% ON FIGURES 50% ON LOOKS



3 Martin Beynon - Gwili

JUDGES AWARD

Chris Waters for energy and enthusiasm for the breed

SMALL HERD




MEDIUM HERD

1 Eirian Lloyd - Gerawil



LARGE HERD



3 Dafydd Jones - Banwy

OVERALL BEST HERD

Wyn Jenkins – Penwern

Cow & Calf – Penwern

Pedigree Calf – Penwern

Small Herd – Penwern

Junior Bull – Cwarre

Judges Award – Goldcross

Progeny Group – Penwern

Best Stock Bull – Dewisland

Best Young Stock – Dewisland

Wyn Jenkins – Penwern

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Large Herd - Welston

As always, our club’s year ends with the Royal Welsh

Winter Fair. This year the cattle for the stand were kindly

loaned by Wayne Davies.

Finally, I would like to thank fellow officers and members

for their support during the year, diolch yn fawr.


Welsh

SIMMENTAL

Dates for 2019

CLUB

Royal Welsh Show at Builth Wells

22nd – 25th July

Welsh National Show at

Pembrokeshire County Show

13th -15th August

Welsh Winter Fair at Builth Wells

25th – 26th November


YOUNG MEMBERS

YOUNG MEMBERS

EMMA MCINNES

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Tel: 07920 485059

Email: mcshow71@gmail.com

Trip 2018

These trips are shorter than they used to be and

tend to be concentrated over a weekend. However,

we still managed to fit in two herd visits, the stock

judging competition, laser tag, a social evening and a

presentation dinner.

We began with a herd visit to Kilbride Farm, where we

saw some fantastic stock. The field of yearling heifers

was a spectacle. On numerous occasions throughout the

trip, the young members are given the opportunity to

ask questions, and discuss amongst themselves aspects

of breeding and rearing stock. At the end of the visit,

the Robson family’s main piece of advice for breeders

old and new was that to move forward with a herd,

you must cull hard. Remove the females that aren’t

producing good stock, and concentrate your efforts on

those that are.

Pictures from our trip to the Kilbride Farm herd



YOUNG MEMBERS

The Young Members presenting a quaich to the

Robson family for hosting the Kilbride Farm herd visit


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YOUNG MEMBERS

We were fortunate to be part of the annual Charity

BBQ event that is held at Dungannon. This year’s event

included a raffle that had been held throughout the past

show season, in memory of Thelma Gorman. A large

sum of money was raised for the Air Ambulance. It was a

fantastic event to be part of; well done to all those behind

organising and promoting it.

Saturday morning arrived, and with it the main event.

The young members congregated after breakfast, armed

with white coats, ties, pens and note paper. We travelled

to the Hiltonstown herd, and were hosted by the Rodgers

family for the stock judging. Some tremendous cattle were

waiting to be judged, and there was, as always with stock

judging competitions, easier classes and more difficult

classes, causing debate amongst the competitors young

and ‘old’!

After judging, a classification demonstration was

held. This was very educational, and allowed the young

members to gain insight into the criteria to look for when

choosing breeding females.

Richard chatted amongst the young members as they

looked around the rest of his herd; they discussed what

he looks for when selecting new bloodlines into the herd,

the pros and cons of using AI and selecting a stock bull.

As a group they chatted about what they’d like to see and

achieve in the future.

Over the course of the two farm visits, the young

members were given the opportunity to take away

knowledge gained from years of experience in breeding

and selling cattle, and an understanding of new tools to

use in the form of classification, all gained in a very relaxed

and welcoming atmosphere.

Moving away from cattle for a couple of hours, we took

the YM to laser tag to have fun, build friendships and let

that competitive side of them out! Judging by the sight of

them upon their return to the mess house, they definitely

had fun. Some were more competitive than others with

innovative ways to ‘win’ (not naming names Chris); they

had definitely worn themselves out and worked up an

appetite for the presentation dinner that evening.

Those that weren’t staying at the hotel all travelled to

the presentation dinner, giving us the opportunity to thank

the people who had made the trip possible, enjoy good

company and, of course, find out who had won this year’s

stock judging event. The full list of prize winners is shown

overleaf.

Harry Houldey & Heather Duff presenting Richard Rodgers and his wife with

a quaich in appreciation for hosting the stockjudging event

I have thoroughly enjoyed accompanying the young

members on their trips; year on year there is an obvious

increase in their knowledge base, friendships flourish, new

friendships are made and there’s always lots of laughter

along the way.


Stirling Young Stockperson Winners 2018


Raymond Baynes presenting Ellie Sutherland with the New Trend Trophy for

Best Young Stockperson Stirling Bull Sales February 2018

Tom Henderson presenting Harry Houldey with the Scottish Club Trophy for

Best Young Stockperson Stirling Bull Sales October 2018

YOUNG MEMBERS

YOUNG MEMBERS TRIP

23RD - 25TH AUGUST 2019

Friday 23rd August

• Arrive in Lanarkshire, Scotland

– Farm walk at Mr & Mrs M

Ward & Sons (Westridge herd)

Saturday 24th August

• Young member Stock

Judging, farm tour & Cattle

clipping to take place at

Richard McCulloch (Overhill

House herd), followed by the

presentation evening.

Sunday 25th August

• Depart home.

Please contact the Society office –

02476 696513 or Emma McInnes

- 07920 485059 for further

information.


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YOUNG MEMBERS

Junior

STOCKJUDGING

2018

RESULTS

INDIVIDUAL JUNIOR

1st Molly Bradley Northern Ireland

2nd Jonny McCammond Northern Ireland

3rd Gary McCammond Northern Ireland

INDIVIDUAL SENIOR

1st Alice Stubbs Northern Ireland

2nd Andrew Clarke Northern Ireland

3rd Christopher Boyd Northern Ireland

TEAM JUNIOR

1st Jonny McCammond & Gary McCammond Northern Ireland

2nd Molly Bradley & Cara Moore Northern Ireland

3rd Aimee Stronach & Emma Stronach Scotland

TEAM SENIOR

1st Andrew & Zara Clarke Northern Ireland

2nd Heather Duff & Harry Houldey Scotland

3rd Josh Armstrong & Gareth Wilson Northern Ireland

REASONS WINNER JUNIOR

Aimee Stronach

Scotland

REASONS WINNER SENIOR

Andrew Clarke

Northern Ireland

OVERALL WINNER

Alice Stubbs

Northern Ireland

RESERVE OVERALL WINNER

Andrew Clarke

Northern Ireland

BEST POINTS UNDER 16

Molly Bradley

Northern Ireland

OVERALL INTERNATIONAL WINNER

Sahra Tobler

Switzerland



Alice Stubbs receives the New Trend Trophy for the Best Overall Winner and

the McDonald Fraser Shield for the Best Senior Competitor presented by

Society President Robin Boyd

Reserve Overall Winner Andrew Clarke congratulated by Society President

Robin Boyd

YOUNG MEMBERS

Molly Bradley from Northern Ireland was placed First in the Individual Junior

Category; she was congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

Molly Bradley was awarded the Walkinshaw Trophy for the Best Points in the

Under 16yrs category, presented by Society President Robin Boyd

Jonny McCammond from Northern Ireland was placed Second in the

Individual Junior Category, he was also awarded the Bert Borlase Trophy for

the Best Competitor under 21yrs, presented by Society President Robin Boyd

Gary McCammond from Northern Ireland was placed 3rd in the Individual

Junior Category; he was congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd


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YOUNG MEMBERS

Alice Stubbs from Northern Ireland was placed First.in the Individual Senior


Andrew Clarke from Northern Ireland was placed Second in the Individual

Senior Category; he was congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

Chris Boyd from Northern Ireland was placed Third.in the Individual Senior

Category; he was congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

Jonny & Gary McCammond from Northern Ireland receive the 1st prize for

Junior Team; they were congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

Molly Bradley & Cara Moore from Northern Ireland were placed 2nd in the

Junior Team Category; Molly is pictured here being congratulated by Society

President Robin Boyd

Aimee & Emma Stronach from Scotland were placed 3rd in the Junior Team

Category; they were congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd



Andrew and Zara Clarke from Northern Ireland receive the 1st prize for Senior

Team; they were congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

Heather Duff & Harry Houldey from Scotland were placed 2nd in the Senior

Team Category; they were congratulated by Society President Robin Boyd

YOUNG MEMBERS

Aimee Stronach from Scotland received the award for the Best Reasons Junior


Andrew Clarke from Northern Ireland received the award for the Best

Reasons in the Senior Category; he was congratulated by Society President

Robin Boyd

Overall International Winner Sahra Tobler was presented with the

International Trophy by Master Judge Stewart Stronach

Chantal & Sahra Tobler presenting Robin Boyd with a quaich


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Event Diary 2019

JANUARY

25th

FEBRUARY

17th – 19th

27th

Carlisle Early Spring Sale

Stirling Bull Sales

RNAS sale at Aberdeen and

Northern Marts

JULY

9th – 11th

22nd –

25th

26th – 27th

Great Yorkshire Show

Royal Welsh Show at Builth

Wells

Scottish National Simmental

Show at Kelso (Border Union)

Show

MARCH

23rd

29th

APRIL

Newark Sale

N.I Society Sale, Dungannon

Mart

AUGUST

2nd

6th – 7th

13th – 15th

N.I Charity BBQ, Dungannon

Rugby Club

Fermanagh County Show

Welsh National Simmental

Show at Pembrokeshire

County Show

12th

Carlisle Bull Sales

SEPTEMBER

MAY

21st

Worcester Autumn Sale

4th

6th

8th

15th – 18th

16th – 18th

23rd

Worcester Sale

Stirling Multibreed sale

N.I Club Evening Sale,

Ballymena Mart

Royal Ulster (Balmoral) Show

Devon County Show

NBA Beef Expo, North West

Auctions, Cumbria

OCTOBER

20th -22nd

25th

NOVEMBER

Stirling Bull Sales - Society

AGM 9.30am @ Stirling

Monday 21st

NI Club Show and Sale,

Dungannon Mart

JUNE

29th May

– 1st

6th – 8th

6th – 8th

Royal Bath & West Show

Royal Cornwall Show

South of England Show

1st

16th – 17th

20th

25th – 26th

Agri Expo (Borderway)

English Winter Fair

Agriscot

Welsh Winter Fair at Builth

Wells

14th – 16th

Three Counties Show

20th – 23rd

Royal Highland Show

26th – 27th

Royal Norfolk Show and

English National Simmental

Show

PROMOTING HEALTH IN BREEDING CATTLE



ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

SHOW

RESULTS

2018


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ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

JUDGE’S REPORT BY:

BRIDGET BORLASE

RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 - Male Champion, Junior Champion & Overall Champion.

Best Exhibit bred in NI & 1st place Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 at the Royal Ulster Show

Royal ULSTER

Show

JUDGE:

BRIDGET BORLASE

Firstly, I would like to thank the Royal

Ulster Agricultural Society for inviting

me to judge the Simmental classes at

their 150th Centenary Show, it was a great

honour and a privilege for me to do so.

I was on my first visit to Balmoral Show

and I have to say I was most impressed by

their showground and their fantastic new

cattle building and judging rings, where the

cattle were presented to me on a bright

and beautiful day.

Numbers were not high but still the

Simmental exhibitors should be applauded

for putting forward some quality

youngstock before me. They were a credit

to our breed and all well presented.

We kicked off the day with the Junior

heifer class for heifers born in 2017. Top

of the line was Cleenagh Ivy, a very sweet

heifer with real presence and femininity,

she was very eye catching and had drawn

me to her as soon as she came into the

ring. Following her was another heifer

with real style which was Whitdrum Lady

Della, she was giving away quite a bit of

age and just carrying enough cover for her

age but a worthy runner up. Cleenagh Ivy

and Whitdrum Lady Della went on to be

my Female and Reserve Female Champion

respectively. The other two heifers in the


class will go on to do a good job, just lacking

the style of the first two heifers.

The second class of the day was for

heifers born from 1st July 2016 to 31st

December 2016 and we had six strong

entries forward. Leading the way for me

in this class was Lisglass Helena with her

stablemate Lisglass Honey in 2nd and

Cloone Hilda in 3rd. There was little to split

my first and second placed heifers; both

were very fleshy with plenty of style about

them. Lisglass Helena just won through on

locomotion and length over Lisglass Honey

and Cloone Hilda was again a sweet heifer

but just lacked the scale of my first two.

Onto the senior heifer class for heifers

born from 1st January 2016 to 30th June

2016 where we had three entries. My clear

winner in this class was Ranfurly Weikel

18th H2, a big powerful heifer. She has

great length and scale to her, and handled

herself very well. Castlemount Modesty

3 took 2nd place and Lummin Hattie was

3rd. Both my second and third prize heifers

were good examples of the breed but were

just overpowered on the day by the 1st

placed heifer.

Male entries were disappointing,

and we had just one class of yearling

bulls. However, my winner of this class,

Ranfurly Impeccable 17 lived up to his

name and definitely stole the show, going

on to be Male and Overall Champion and

following that with Interbreed Champion

Performance Recorded Bull. A very well

grown bull for his age, he has great style

and presence about him as well as great

length and clean lines, truly a credit to

his breeders. Lisglass Impressor 17 stood

second and followed on for Reserve Male

Champion. He was also a strong bull for his

age, but just lacking the sheer scale of the

winner with Woodford Iceberg 17 in a very

creditable 3rd place.

My Overall Champion had to be Ranfurly

Impeccable 17, as I said earlier, a bull with

real power and class and an easy winner

on the day. Following him was my Female

Champion, the very sweet and correct

Cleenagh Ivy who is a young heifer with a

bright future.

In conclusion I would like to thank all the

exhibitors for an excellent show of young

cattle they put in front of me as well as my

ring stewards and the Northern Ireland

Simmental Club and the Royal Ulster Show

Society for the wonderful hospitality shown

to me.


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

CLEENAGH IVY - Female Champion, Reserve Junior Champion, Best Heifer &

Reserve Overall Champion. Reserve Best Exhibit bred in NI, & 1st place Heifer,

born on or after 01.01.17 at the Royal Ulster Show


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LISGLASS IMPRESSOR 17 - Reserve Male Champion & 2nd place Bull, born on

or after 01.01.17 at the Royal Ulster Show

WHITDRUM LADY DELLA - Reserve Female Champion, Reserve Best Heifer &

2nd place Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 at the Royal Ulster Show

RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 - 1st place Heifer, born on or after 01.01.16 and

on or before 30.06.16 at the Royal Ulster Show

LISGLASS HELENA - 1st place Heifer, born on or after 01.07.16 and on or

before 31.12.16 at the Royal Ulster Show

BALMORAL - ROYAL ULSTER

DATE: 16th May to 19th May 2018

JUDGE: Miss B Borlase

CLASS & POSITION NAME OF ANIMAL SIRE DAM EXHIBITOR

Male Champion, Junior Champion & Overall Champion RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Female Champion, Reserve Junior Champion & Reserve

Overall Champion

CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM

Reserve Male Champion LISGLASS IMPRESSOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BRAMBLE J L & C J WEATHERUP

Reserve Female Champion WHITDRUM LADY DELLA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY OMORGA CRYSTAL MR JASON WHITCROFT

Best Heifer, born on or after 01.01.16 and on or before

30.06.17

1. CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM

2. WHITDRUM LADY DELLA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY OMORGA CRYSTAL MR JASON WHITCROFT

Best Exhibit Bred in NI 1. RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON


Heifer, born on or after 01.01.16 and on or before

30.06.16

1. RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

2. CASTLEMOUNT MODESTY 3 CELTIC COMET CASTLEMOUNT MODESTY MRS MARGARET LITTLE

3. LUMMIN HATTIE AUCHORACHAN WIZARD LUMMIN DARLA II MRS MARGARET LITTLE


31.12.16

1. LISGLASS HELENA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BUTTERFLY J L & C J WEATHERUP

2. LISGLASS HONEY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS DAINTY LADY J L & C J WEATHERUP

3. CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

4. RACEVIEW HI CHAMPTERONA HILLCREST CHAMPION CORBALLY TRONA MR J N GLASGOW

5. BRIDGEWATER FARM FLIRT PROMI SLIEVENAGH FLIRT MR J N GLASGOW

6. SEAVIEW HARRIET KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 KILDERA AVRIL MR T W ABRAHAM

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM


3. DRUMSAMNEY CARA’S SNOWDROP BANWY WONDERBOY OMORGA CARA JONATHAN HENDERSON

4. DRUMSAMNEY CLOVER’S STEFANY LOSNING IVER DRUMSAMNEY CARA’S CLOVER JONATHAN HENDERSON

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

2. LISGLASS IMPRESSOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BRAMBLE J L & C J WEATHERUP

3. WOODFORD ICEBERG 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY WOODFORD PATRICIA 3RD MR JASON WHITCROFT

Pair of Animals

1. J L & C J WEATHERUP

2. MR W D HAZELTON

3. MR J N GLASGOW

Interbreed - Beef Recorded Bull, continental breed, born on

or after 01.01.17

1. RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Interbreed - Champion Interbreed Performance Bull RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON



MICHAEL BARLOW

POPES RHONA - Female Champion & Supreme Champion and 1st place Heifer, born

on or between 01.01.16 and 31.03.16 at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

ENGLISH

Show

NATIONAL

Great Yorkshire

JUDGE:

MICHAEL BARLOW

My sincere thanks to the Great

Yorkshire Show and the British

Simmental Cattle Society for

the invitation to judge the 2018 English

National Show. I would also like to thank

all the stockmen and stockwomen who put

forward a tremendous show of Simmental

cattle for me to judge.

The first junior heifer class was won by

Chestermann Empire Stella, a very smart

growthy heifer, who showed plenty of style.

This is a difficult class to get a heifer ready

for; very easy to overdo, to kill them with

kindness.

The second junior heifer class was won

by Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy, a very impressive

heifer with plenty of ring presence; she

moved well and was an easy winner.

My next class was won by a super heifer,

Sterling FCUK Impuls, who I’m sure we will

see a lot more of. This heifer went on to be

my Reserve Female Champion.

The next class was the Senior Heifer class,

born from April onwards. This was a difficult

class to judge for me as it came down to

personal preference. The top three heifers

in this class were very diverse, and could

have been placed differently by another


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judge. The class winner was Popes

Princess Hettie; she had the most

ring presence, with a great body and

natural width.

Next was the strongest class of

the day, which was won by Popes

Rhona, who went on to be my Overall

Champion. She was eye-catching and

stylish. I was initially concerned that

she was over-fat on her tail head,

however, after examining her I decided

it felt more likely that she had banged

herself. I also need to mention the

second-placed heifer in this strong

class, Midhope Heavenly Light. She

was a big, and possibly the best bodied

heifer, and very good over her plates.

However, possibly due to an injury,

her movement on the day was wrong,

which stopped her going any further.

The next class had an easy winner

in Kennox Diva’s Gena, who was

making a super job of her calf, which

is what it’s all about. A very well made

cow that just needed to be a bit bigger.

Her bull calf went on to win the best

calf, and I’m sure we will see him in the

future.

Next class, I couldn’t get wrong; it

was won by Woodhall Erica, a very

correct cow, who just lacked the style

and presence to have pushed the

champion aside.

The senior cow class was won by

Sterling Petra’s Cairo, the biggest

animal on parade. She was up there

to win overall when standing, but with

locomotion very important, this was as

far as she could go.

The first of the bull classes was won

by Skerrington Iceman; he was an easy

winner - very modern with natural

width and a great top.

Next class was won by Williams I of

the Tiger, a very stylish, clean bodied

bull, but lacked the power to go

further.

The intermediate class was won by

Camus Harold.

The senior bull class only had the

one entry, and was won by Curaheen

Drifter. This bull carried his width all

the way to his tail, and he would later

stand Reserve Breed Champion. I had

seen the bull earlier in the year, and

actually thought he had improved as

the show season had gone on.

Many thanks for affording me the

honour of judging this show.

CURAHEEN DRIFTER - Male Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion and 1st place

Bull, born on or before 31.12.15 at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire

STERLING FCUK IMPULS - Junior Champion & Reserve Female Champion and 1st place Heifer, born on

or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 (Class 82B) at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire

SKERRINGTON ICEMAN - Reserve Male Champion and 1st place Bull, born on

or after 01.04.17 at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire



HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY - Reserve Junior Champion and 1st place Heifer,

born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 (Class 82A) at the English National

Show, Great Yorkshire

KENNOX DIVA’S GENA - 1st place Cow or Heifer, born in 2015, in milk with calf

at foot or certified in calf and due to calve before 3 years of age at the English

National Show, Great Yorkshire

ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

POPES PRINCESS HETTIE - 1st place Heifer, born on or between 01.04.16 and

31.07.16 at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire

WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 - 1st place Bull, born on or between 01.01.17

and 31.03.17 at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire

WOODHALL ERICA - 1st place Cow, born in 2013 or 2014, in milk with calf at

foot or certified in calf at the time of the show at the English National Show,

Great Yorkshire

CHESTERMANN EMPIRE STELLA – 1st place Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17

at the English National Show, Great Yorkshire

CAMUS HAROLD 16 – 1st place Bull, born in 2016 at the English National

Show, Great Yorkshire


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GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW - ENGLISH NATIONAL

DATE: 10th July to 12th July 2018

JUDGE: Mr M Barlow


Female Champion & Supreme Champion POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD

Male Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Junior Champion & Reserve Female Champion STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN

Reserve Male Champion SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

Reserve Junior Champion HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CHESTERMANN EMPIRE STELLA STERLING EMPIRE 13

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 - Class

82A

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 - Class

82B

CHESTERMANN RINGLEADER

STELLA

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE

2. PENTON INDIGO KILBRIDE FARM BALLINTOY 10 ATLOW BREEZE MR R L PENNINGTON

3. POPES PRINCESS IMMIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

1. HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

2. NEWBIEMAINS IMPRESSIVE WOODHALL FANTASTIC 14 NEWBIEMAINS EMPRESS JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

3. STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

1. STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN

2. KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 3RD THURSFORD FANTASTIC 14 KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 2ND M/S G D KEY & SONS

3. POPES NELLYS ILIA SWINGLETREE EMPOROR 13 POPES NELLYS DAZZLER M/S J H & V G WOOD

Heifer, born on or between 01.04.16 and 31.07.16 1. POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. CURAHEEN HENRIETTA TISET DARWIN CURAHEEN BEAUTY RICHARD MCCULLOCH

3. BLAKEWELL WALLFLOWERS

HYACYNTH

BLAKEWELL WARRIOR

BLAKEWELL PRIMROSES

WALLFLOWER

I & M STEELE

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.03.16 1. POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD

Cow or Heifer, born in 2015, in milk with calf at foot or

certified in calf and due to calve before 3 years of age

Cow, born in 2013 or 2014, in milk with calf at foot or

certified in calf at the time of the Show

Cow, born before 01.01.13, in milk or certified in calf at

the time of the Show

2. MIDHOPE HEAVENLY LIGHT DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE BRIGHT LIGHT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

3. MOUNT HEIDI DELFUR DECIDER 12 MOUNT CAROL MR D DONNELLY

1. KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

2. HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

3. OVERHILL HOUSE GIGGLE CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL EFFIE RICHARD MCCULLOCH

1. WOODHALL ERICA RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL APRICOT 9 RICHARD MCCULLOCH

1. STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO DOVEFIELDS GALLANT STERLING DOLORES PETRA MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

2. FIRCOVERT CECILIA HOCKENHULL RED RUM HORSFORDMANOR WONDER MR P GUNTHER

3. NEWBIEMAINS DESIGNER WAG BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 NEWBIEMAINS WAG JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

2. HEATHBROW IMPORTANT 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15

HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED

3. WILLIAMS INVINCIBLE 17 CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT STARLINE LORETTE 24TH MRS H CLARKE

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT

2. CHESTERMANN IFAN 17 STERLING EMPIRE 13

WILLIAMS TINKERBELLE’S

EILEEN


LULU 2

MRS H CLARKE

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE

3. ATLOW INCE 17 RANFURLY FORMULA 1 F7 14 ATLOW BOADICEA MR R L PENNINGTON

Bull, born in 2016 1. CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. FIRCOVERT HORATIO 16 FIRCOVERT CHESTER 11 FIRCOVERT CECILIA MR P GUNTHER

Bull, born on or before 31.12.15 1. CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Pair of Animals

1. M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. D A & L A SAPSED

3. MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

Group of Four

1. RICHARD MCCULLOCH


3. D A & L A SAPSED

Interbreed - Reserve Beef Group CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER M/S J H & V G WOOD

POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD

KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

Interbreed - Junior Beef Group 6. SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE






JOHN DYKES

BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 - Best Bull, Breeder of Best Bull, Overall Champion &

1st place Bull, born on or before 31.12.15 at the Royal Highland Show


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

Royal

Show

HIGHLAND

JUDGE:

JOHN DYKES

I

was greatly honoured to be invited by

the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society

and the Simmental Society to judge the

classes at the Royal Highland Show. To be

invited by one’s peers to place their entries

at such a prestigious event is a great vote

of confidence to any livestock breeder.

At the time of writing this report, our

herd is in the process of being prepared

for dispersal, but this in no way reduces

my enthusiasm for the breed or confidence

in a very exciting and progressive future

for Simmentals and their breeders. After

thirty-one years of involvement with this

breed at all levels, placing the cattle at the

Highland Show is indeed the icing on the

cake.

As a breeder of commercial cattle for

over fifty years, I have always been very

conscious of the qualities that lead to ease

of management and profitability. I hope

that my placings of the many quality cattle

paraded before me went some way to bear

this out.

As always at the ‘Highland’, the eleven

classes led off with the youngest female

class, yearling heifers. There were

nine heifers forward with the eventual

first place going to Frank Gwynne’s

Chestermann Empire Stella. A very stylish

young heifer who moved really well and

has the potential to grow into a very

impressive cow. Second was the Green’s

Corskie Inita and third was Richard

McCulloch’s Overhill House India.

The next age class was well supported


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PITMUDIE HAVANA - Best Female, Reserve Overall Champion, Best Animal Bred by Exhibitor

& 1st place Female born on or between 01.01.16 and 30.06.16 at the Royal Highland Show

with thirteen of the sixteen entries

forward. The winner of this class was

Jimmy McMillan’s Sterling FCUK Impuls – a

very long, clean, whole coloured heifer

with lots of style and beautifully shown.

Perhaps not quite perfect behind but

nevertheless a worthy winner. Second

was Heather Duff’s Pitmudie Florin 2nd

and third was Jim & Patricia Goldie’s

Newbiemains Impressive.

The July to December 2016 class was

again well supported with twelve entries

forward. The Green’s Corskie Herlande

came out top in this strong class. A very

sound, good moving heifer who went on

to be Best Junior Female and eventually

Best Junior Animal of the breed. Second

and Reserve Junior Female was Gerald

Smith’s Drumsleed Hilight. She also

followed the first prize winner through to

become Reserve Overall Junior Champion.

Third in the class was Michael Durno’s

Auchorachan Letta H1.

The class for heifers born between 1st

January and end of June 2016 was slightly

smaller, but of a very high standard.

The eventual winner of a very close-run

decision was Heather Duff’s Pitmudie

Havana, beating Jimmy & Vikki Wood’s

Popes Rhona. Havana showed more breed

character through her head and front end

and went on to be Female Champion and

Reserve Overall in a very strong female

section. Third in this class to these two

CAMUS HAROLD 16 - Best Junior Bull, Reserve Bull, Best Animal of Opposite Sex to the Junior

Champion & 1st place Bull, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 at the Royal Highland Show

STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO - Reserve Female Champion & 1st place Female, born on or

before 31.12.12, in milk or certified in calf at time of Show at the Royal Highland Show


impressive animals was Corskie Harp from the Greens.

Heifers born in 2015 was a strong class, with the older

animals nursing calves. The winner was Gerald Smith’s

Drumsleed Gretel. A well grown heifer with a tidy udder,

making a good job of rearing her calf. Second was Andy

Wilson’s Cairnview Tilly 4th. Not quite as strong as the first

prize winner but correct in every way and rearing a classy

calf very well. This combination went on to win the prize

for the Best Cow & Calf, judged as a pair. Third in the class

was a younger heifer from Richard McCulloch, Overhill

House Giggle.

The junior cow class had only three forward with

Woodhall Erica in first place. A well grown dark coloured

young cow from Richard McCulloch, nursing a good calf

- a cow who will have a great future when she matures.

Second was Gerald Smith’s Drumsleed Farina and third

was Tom Henderson’s Annick Trixibelle 15th.

The senior cow class was the smallest in the female

section with only two forward but was won by the very

impressive Sterling Petra’s Cairo. This seven-year old

cow was nursing a well reared calf but is starting to show

signs of age in her locomotion. She went on to be Reserve

Female Champion. Second was Dargill Cassie, also seven

years old and in her working clothes, nursing a bull calf

very well.

The bull classes were not quite so well supported as the

females. The junior class of bulls had seven forward out of

thirteen entries and was won by Corskie Infinity, a yearling

bull from the Greens. A very free moving and growthy bull

with all the right attributes to be a good herd sire. Second

was Frank Gwynne’s Chestermann Imran and third was

Skerrington Iceman from the Goldies.

Intermediate bulls was a little better-filled class with

twelve forward, to be led by Blackford Iolair. A red

and white bull with exceptionally good fleshing and

thickness throughout who went on to win the Interbreed

Beefbreeder/Breedplan championship the following day.

Second was Heather Duff’s Pitmudie Inverurie and third

was Gerald Smith’s Drumsleed Iceman.

The first senior bull class had only two entries forward

and was won by Camus Harold, a two-year old bull from

the Woods. Very well fleshed, plenty of width and a great

mover. Second was Overhill House Hercules from Richard

McCulloch.

The last class of aged bulls only had two, but they were

very impressive. Winner of the class was Blackford Galaxy


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

CORSKIE HERLANDE - Best Junior Female, Best Junior Animal & 1st place

Female, born on or between 01.07.16 and 31.12.16 at the Royal Highland

Show

DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 - Reserve Junior Female, Reserve Junior Animal &

2nd place Female, born on or between 01.07.16 and 31.12.16 at the Royal

Highland Show

CORSKIE INFINITY 17 - Reserve Junior Bull & 1st place Bull, born on or after

01.04.17 at the Royal Highland Show

CHESTERMANN EMPIRE STELLA - 1st place Female, born on after 01.04.17 at

the Royal Highland Show


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from Michael Barlow. On his second visit to Ingliston

under new ownership, he surpassed last year’s successes

and went on to win the Male Championship and the

Overall Breed Champion. He is a big bull carrying a lot of

condition but still moved actively and freely. The second

bull was Richard McCulloch’s Curaheen Drifter, also an

extremely thick, well fleshed bull but he did not move as

freely as the first.

After placing all the seventy-two animals in the classes,

it was very satisfying to have all the first prize winners line

up in a very pleasing show of top-class cattle. Blackford

Galaxy making an outstanding Overall Champion with

Pitmudie Havana a very worth Reserve.

I would just like to conclude by thanking and

congratulating all the exhibitors for presenting such a fine

show of cattle on a day when the weather was perfect for

the event. Also, a big thank you to the directors, stewards

and Scottish Simmental Club who, as always, excelled

in their organisation of the judging, the welcome and

the hospitality extended to Kate and myself on what will

always be a memorable day.

Thank you.

STERLING FCUK IMPULS - 1st place Female, born between 01.01.17 and


DRUMSLEED GRETEL - 1 st place Female, having calved before 3 years of age

or due to calve before 3 years of age, in milk or in calf, born in 2015 at the

Royal Highland Show

ROYAL HIGHLAND

DATE: 21st June to 24th June 2018

JUDGE: Mr J Dykes


Best Bull, Breeder of Best Bull & Overall Champion BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

Best Female, Reserve Overall Champion & Best Animal

Bred by Exhibitor

Best Junior Bull, Reserve Bull & Best Animal of Opposite

Sex to the Junior Champion

PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER M/S J H & V G WOOD

Reserve Female Champion STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO DOVEFIELDS GALLANT STERLING DOLORES PETRA MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

Best Cow with Calf at foot, judged as a pair CAIRNVIEW TILLY 4TH WESTVIEW ELMO 13 CAIRNVIEW TILLY MR A J WILSON

CAIRNVIEW ISMAN 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 CAIRNVIEW TILLY 4TH MR A J WILSON

Best Junior Female & Best Junior Animal CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

Reserve Junior Female & Reserve Junior Animal DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH

Reserve Junior Bull CORSKIE INFINITY 17 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE FOURTH STAR MR WJ & J GREEN

Female, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CHESTERMANN EMPIRE STELLA STERLING EMPIRE 13


STELLA

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE

2. CORSKIE INITA AULTMORE FRANCO 14 CORSKIE ANITA MR WJ & J GREEN

3. OVERHILL HOUSE INDIA CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL CLAUDIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

4. GARMOUTH DUMANDY’S ISABELLA BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 STERLING VERITY’S DUMANDY LAURA GREEN

5. NEWBIEMAINS IRIS WOODHALL FANTASTIC 14 NEWBIEMAINS FUCHSIA JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

6. STRATHISLA INDIA’S TWIGGY ISLAVALE DONALD 12 STRATHISLA ABBEY’S TWIGGY STRATHISLA FARMS

Female, born between 01.01.17 & 31.03.17 1. STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN

2. PITMUDIE FLORIN 2ND CAIRNORRIE FERRARI 14 PITMUDIE FLORIN HEATHER DUFF


4. AUCHORACHAN HILLY 6 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 AUCHORACHAN WENDY D & R DURNO & SONS

5. DENIZES CADETTE 35TH BOSAHAN DYNAMO 12 DENIZES CADETTE 28TH MR M A BARLOW


Female, born on or between 01.07.16 and 31.12.16 1. CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

2. DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH

3. AUCHORACHAN LETTA H1 TEAM FERGUS 14 AUCHORACHAN DYNASTY D & R DURNO & SONS

4. CORSKIE HERB BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DILL MR WJ & J GREEN

5. KENNOX ALICE’S HELENA DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 ANNICK TARA’S ALICE MR DAVID CRAIG

6. PITMUDIE HELENA OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 NEWBIEMAINS EXCLUSIVE HEATHER DUFF



WOODHALL ERICA – 1 st place Female, born in 2013 or 2014, in milk or

certified in calf at time of Show at the Royal Highland Show

Female, born on or between 01.01.16 and 30.06.16 1. PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

Female, having calved before 3 years of age or due to

calve before 3 years of age, in milk or in calf, born in 2015

Female, born in 2013 or 2014, in milk or certified in calf

at time of Show

Female, born on or before 31.12.12, in milk or certified in

calf at time of Show

2. POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD

3. CORSKIE HARP CELTIC ROCK CORSKIE ELECTRA MR WJ & J GREEN

4. POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

5. STRATHISLA HERMES’S LUCY DELLFIELD BRIGADIER 10 BLAIR LUCY STRATHISLA FARMS

6. DEERHURST HATTI 16 STERLING COTSWOLD 11 DEERHURST EUNICE MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

1. DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED BUTTERSCOTCH MR G W SMITH

2. CAIRNVIEW TILLY 4TH WESTVIEW ELMO 13 CAIRNVIEW TILLY MR A J WILSON


4. NEWBIEMAINS GOLDIES BABE BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09

NEWBIEMAINS DREAM IN A

FIELD

JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

5. OVERHILL HOUSE GOOSEY BLACKFORD BEN MHOR 10 WOODHALL EDITH RICHARD MCCULLOCH


2. DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY

BOARS HEAD KARINA 2ND

MR G W SMITH

3. ANNICK TRIXIBELLE 15TH ANNICK CLAYMORE 11 ANNICK TRIXI-BELLE 8TH MR T A & E HENDERSON

1. STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO DOVEFIELDS GALLANT STERLING DOLORES PETRA MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

2. DARGILL CASSIE BOSWELL WARRIOR BLACKFORD NESSIE J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CORSKIE INFINITY 17 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE FOURTH STAR MR WJ & J GREEN

2. CHESTERMANN IMRAN 17 BLACKFORD RINGLEADER

CHESTERMANN HALE BOPP

NELL

FRANK GWYNNE

3. SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

4. COXHILL INIS 17 LOPEMEDE GREGG 15 TEAM KASEY 19 JAMES MCKAY WIGHTMAN

5. DARGILL INROCK 17

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

KILBRIDE FARM DOUBLEACTION

12

PORTLOGAN BONNIE

J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

6. SPRINGFIELD INVADER 17 SHILOH FREEDOM SPRINGFIELD GOLDIE GAVIN BROWN


12

BLACKFORD WAXWING

2. PITMUDIE INVERURIE 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 NEWBIEMAINS ELIZABETH HEATHER DUFF

3. DRUMSLEED ICEMAN 17 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED CASSIE MR G W SMITH

4. GARMOUTH ICEMAN 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE CLOVER LAURA GREEN

MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

5. MANOR PARK IRVINE 17 KILBRIDE FARM BERRATOFT 10 MANOR PARK ALLANAH MR D C HOULDEY



LULU 2

FRANK GWYNNE

Bull, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. OVERHILL HOUSE HERCULES 16 CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL ERICA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Bull, born on or before 31.12.15 1. BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

Best Group consisting of one Bull and two Females, all the

property of one Exhibitor

2. CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH


1. CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER M/S J H & V G WOOD

1. POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

Group of Three Animals, by the same sire, any age or sex 1. CORSKIE HERB BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DILL MR WJ & J GREEN

Interbreed - Beef Recorded Bull (Continental), born on or

after 01.01.16

1. CORSKIE INFINITY 17 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE FOURTH STAR MR WJ & J GREEN

1. CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

1. BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

Interbreed - Beef Breeder Continental Champion BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17 – 1st place Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and



12

BLACKFORD WAXWING



6. OVERHILL HOUSE HERCULES 16 CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL ERICA RICHARD MCCULLOCH


12

BLACKFORD WAXWING


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STEWART STRONACH

STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO - Best Cow with Calf at Foot, Female

Champion, Overall Champion and 1st Place Cow, in calf or with

calf at foot, born on or before 31.12.13 at the Royal Welsh Show

Royal WELSH

Show

JUDGE:

STEWART

STRONACH

Firstly, I would like to thank the RWAS

for the kind invitation to judge the

Simmental classes at their prestigious

event. It was a privilege and an honour.

The hospitality, friendliness and welcome

shown by the show, the Welsh Simmental

club and exhibitors was greatly appreciated

by myself and Fiona.

In the first class, the senior bulls

exhibited three great examples of the

Simmental breed. It was a difficult class to

judge and I finally placed Blackford Galaxy

first, thinking to myself that it was going to

take something very special to beat him in

the championship. Curaheen Drifter was a

close second and Camus Harold third.

There was only one entry in class two,

Williams I of the Tiger, a well grown correct

bull that received the first prize.

In class three, the Williams herd was

doing the business again with a real fleshy

young bull, Williams Invincible, who was

placed first. Following in second place was

Storersmith Infrared.

As the Male Championship commenced,

Galaxy led the first prize animals into the

ring. To me, he was the obvious Male

Champion. The Reserve went to Curaheen

Drifter, the bull that stood second to him in

his class.


BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 - Male Champion, Reserve Overall Champion

and 1st Place Bull, born on or before 31.12.16 at the Royal Welsh Show


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WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 - 1st Place Bull, born on or

between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 at the Royal Welsh Show


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WILLIAMS INVINCIBLE 17 - 1st Place Bull, born

on or after 01.04.17 at the Royal Welsh Show

The first of the female classes, class 4,

saw two cows enter the ring, both rearing

calves. I placed Sterling Petra’s Cairo first.

As soon as she walked into the ring, her

power and show presence was impossible

to go past. Second was Woodhall Erica

owned by Richard McCulloch. A hard

working cow with a great udder, making a

tremendous job of her heifer calf.

In class 5 first place went to Popes

Rhona, a well grown and classy heifer.

Second went to Overhill House Hesse, a

stylish dark red heifer.

Cwarre Rosie’s Hyacinth won class 6, a

sweet heifer with lots of character, followed

closely by Sterling Ellie’s Heidi.

Class 7 had six entries. An easy first was

Jimmy McMillan’s Sterling FCUK Impuls.

Second was Popes Nelly’s Ilia and a very

close third was Storersmith Iridessa.

The Female Championship went to

Sterling Petra’s Cairo, with Sterling FCUK

Impuls in reserve.

The Overall Championship was a very

impressive line-up, with two really good

examples of the breed, but on the day the

cow, Sterling Petra’s Cairo for the Borlase

family shone out as my champion, with

Michael Barlow’s Blackford Galaxy as

reserve.

I would like to congratulate everyone

who took part in the show and thank

everyone who made it a very memorable

day.

POPES RHONA - 1st Place Heifer, born on or between

01.01.16 and 31.08.16 at the Royal Welsh Show

CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH - 1st Place Heifer, born on or

between 01.09.16 and 31.12.16 at the Royal Welsh Show


STERLING FCUK IMPULS - 1st Place Heifer, born

on or after 01.01.17 at the Royal Welsh Show


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

ROYAL WELSH

DATE: 23rd July to 26th July 2018

JUDGE: Mr S Stronach


Best Cow with Calf at Foot, Female Champion & Overall

Champion

STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO DOVEFIELDS GALLANT STERLING DOLORES PETRA MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

Male Champion & Reserve Overall Champion BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

Reserve Male Champion CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Reserve Female Champion STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN

Bull, born on or before 31.12.16 1. BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

2. CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH




EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. WILLIAMS INVINCIBLE 17 CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT STARLINE LORETTE 24TH MRS H CLARKE

2. STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Cow, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or before 31.12.13 1. STERLING PETRA’S CAIRO DOVEFIELDS GALLANT STERLING DOLORES PETRA MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE


Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.08.16 1. POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. OVERHILL HOUSE HESSE CURAHEEN DRIFTER

RACEVIEW ALTESSE RAMONA

450

RICHARD MCCULLOCH


Heifer, born on or between 01.09.16 and 31.12.16 1. CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

2. STERLING ELLIE’S HEIDI STERLING GINO 15 STERLING FIESTA’S ELLIE ARWEL DYFED DAVIES

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN


3. STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Group of Four 1. POPES RHONA KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 SKERRINGTON RHONA 21ST M/S J H & V G WOOD


1. BANWY INDIGO BANWY E-REX 13 BANWY FORGETMENOT MR R E JONES


2. WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE




450

RICHARD MCCULLOCH

2. CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Best Pair 1. CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH





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SIMON KEY

ISLAVALE EMERALD - Overall Champion, Female Champion, Best Animal bred by Exhibitor, Senior

Female Champion and 1st place Cow, born before 31.07.15 at the Scottish National Show

SCOTTISH

NATIONAL

Show

JUDGE:

SIMON KEY

To start I’d like to thank the Scottish

Simmental Club for the absolute

honour and privilege of judging their

National Show. The high standard of cattle

put before me were an absolute credit to

the breeders and the Simmental breed.

Class 1. Bulls born before 31/12/16.

Quite a difficult class with three different

types of bull. The first place went to

Curaheen Drifter, a well fleshed, long,

deep bodied bull who moved very well on

the day. Second was Newbiemains Fame

and Fortune, who on the day out powered

Auroch Hudson who was giving away quite

a bit of age.

Class 2. First was Blackford Iolair, a

very big, growthy bull who was a different

type to the second place Islavale Irish, a

long fleshy bull who had plenty of breed

character. Blackford Iolair then went on to

be Reserve Male Junior Champion. Third

was Pitmudie Inverurie, a deep, well fleshed

bull, just lacking the length and power of

the two bulls placed above him.

Class 3. First was Islavale Imperial, long,

well fleshed, great movement and full of

breed character, a bull that is going to

have an outstanding future. He went on

to be my Junior Champion and Reserve

Male Champion. Second was Islavale Isaac,

another good bull brought from the same

stable. Well fleshed but on the day didn’t

move as well as his yard mate. Third was

Corskie Infinity, a good bull just lacking the

flesh and power of the 2 bulls above him.

Class 4. First was Cairnorrie Irn-Bru,


DRUMSLEED FARINA 14 - Reserve Overall Champion, Reserve Female Champion

and 2nd place Cow, born before 31.07.15 at the Scottish National Show


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

a good young modern bull, well fleshed

for his age and another one to look out

for in the future. Second was Woodhall

Innerwick, another tidy bull but just lacked

the flesh of the bull placed above him.

Third was Blackford Island Legacy, a good

calf but for me on the day just lacked the

style of the 2 bulls above him.

Class 5. First was Islavale Emerald.

From the moment she walked in the ring I

knew she was going to take some stopping.

A cow with amazing presence and full of

breed character. Everything I looked for

in a top class cow. She went on to be my

Female Champion, then Overall Simmental

Champion and Reserve Interbreed

Champion. Second was Drumsleed Farina,

another wonderful cow put before me

who, on any other day, would have been

a worthy champion but unfortunately

was just out-powered. Drumsleed Farina

then went on to be my Reserve Female

Champion. Third was Drumsleed Gretel,

another good cow working hard, but just

wasn’t as good on the plates as her stable

mate on the day. Drumsleed Farina and

Drumsleed Gretel also went on to be part

of the best Group of Three animals and

became Reserve Interbreed Group of

Three.

Class 6. First was Pitmudie Havana, a

very smart heifer, full of breed character

CURAHEEN DRIFTER - Male Champion, Best Animal Opposite Sex to Overall

Champion and 1st place Bull, born before 31.12.16 at the Scottish National Show

ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 - Reserve Male Champion, Overall Junior Champion, Junior Male

Champion and 1st place Bull born between 01.04.17 and 30.06.17 at the Scottish National Show


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GARMOUTH DUMANDY’S ISABELLA - Junior Female Champion, Reserve Junior Champion and 1st

place Heifer, born between 01.01.17 & 31.06.17 at the Scottish National Show

and I’m sure she will become a good

breeder. Second was Corskie He-enna,

another cracking heifer who will also go on.

Third place was Pitgaveny Gamble, another

good strong heifer who on the day just

lacked the condition of the 2 heifers above

her.

Class 7. First was Blackford Hyalite,

a super strong heifer with a fantastic

head and big ears to match. Full of

breed character and a worthy winner of

this strong class. Second was Corskie

Herlande, another good heifer and a

slightly different type to my winner but

still I’m sure will become a very good cow.

Third, Corskie Herb, another good heifer

but in my opinion on the day a little shorter

in length than her stable mate.

Class 8. First was Garmouth Dumandy’s

Isabella. A tough class, but Isabella was

full of breed character and a rib longer

than her class mates. She went on to be my Junior Female

Champion and Reserve Junior Champion. Second was

Corskie Inita, another sweet heifer who just lacked the

length of the first place heifer. Third was Pitmudie Florin

2nd, another cracking heifer and very good on the plates.

Class 9. First placed was Islavale Illusion, a nice red,

clean, long and modern heifer who, at an early age, shows

great promise. She went on to be my Reserve Junior

Female Champion. Second place was Cairnorrie Clarissa

3rd, a nice heifer with good breed characteristics. Third

place was Auchorachan Hilly, a lovely long heifer but on

the day didn’t move as well as the 2 placed above her.

Class 10. Three lovely calves were put before me and in

BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17 - Reserve Junior Male Champion and 1st place Bull, born between 01.01.17

and 31.03.17 at the Scottish National Show

first place I put Drumsleed Janine, a super sweet calf who

will hopefully follow in her dam’s footsteps. Second place

was Islavale Jewel, a good red heifer but slightly lacking the

width of Janine. Third was Quarryhill Jen, another super

calf who has done well off her dam. I’m sure she will be in

the show ring when she is older.

Class 11. Best pair for me on the day were Islavale

Imperial and Islavale Irish who were a uniformed match.

Long fleshy bulls with great potential.

Finally I would like to thank the Turriff Show for their

hospitality; Tom Henderson and his family and Richard

Pettit for their organisation which led to the smooth

running of classes, and Neil Shand for his class stewarding.


ISLAVALE ILLUSION - Reserve Junior Female Champion and 1st place

Heifer, born between 01.07.17 and 31.12.17 at the Scottish National Show


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

CAIRNORRIE IRN-BRU 17 - 1st place Bull, born between

01.07.17 and 31.12.17 at the Scottish National Show

PITMUDIE HAVANA - 1st place Heifer, born between

01.08.15 & 31.03.16 at the Scottish National Show

BLACKFORD HYALITE - 1st place Heifer, born between

01.04.16 and 31.12.16 at the Scottish National Show

DRUMSLEED JANINE 18 - 1st place Calf, born in

year of Show - 2018 at the Scottish National Show

(pictured here with mum Drumsleed Farina 14)


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SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHOW - TURRIFF

DATE: 5th August to 6th August 2018

JUDGE: Mr S Key


Overall Champion, Female Champion, Best Animal bred by

Exhibitor & Senior Female Champion

Reserve Overall Champion & Reserve Female Champion DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

Male Champion & Best Animal Opposite Sex to Overall

Champion

Reserve Male Champion, Overall Junior Champion & Junior

Male Champion

ISLAVALE EMERALD WOODHALL WALKER ISLAVALE VIRGINIA MR W S STRONACH

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH

CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE BETHANY MR W S STRONACH

Junior Female Champion & Reserve Junior Champion GARMOUTH DUMANDY’S ISABELLA BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 STERLING VERITY’S DUMANDY LAURA GREEN

Reserve Junior Male Champion BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17


12

BLACKFORD WAXWING


Reserve Junior Female Champion ISLAVALE ILLUSION WOLFSTAR ELUSIVE 13 ISLAVALE EMERALD MR W S STRONACH

Bull, born before 31.12.16 1. CURAHEEN DRIFTER CURAHEEN WARRIOR (ET) CURAHEEN VIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Bull, born between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

2. NEWBIEMAINS FAME & FORTUNE 14 NEWBIEMAINS APACHE 09 9 CARRALAVIN WYNN PITGAVENY FARMS

3. AUROCH HUDSON KLITGARDENS EMIL (PP) AUROCH DANICA (ET) D & R DURNO & SONS


12

BLACKFORD WAXWING


2. ISLAVALE IRISH 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE DAMSEL MR W S STRONACH

3. PITMUDIE INVERURIE 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 NEWBIEMAINS ELIZABETH HEATHER DUFF

4. GARMOUTH ICEMAN 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE CLOVER LAURA GREEN

5. BLACKFORD INDIGO 17


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BLACKFORD DAISY 2


Bull, born between 01.04.17 and 30.06.17 1. ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE BETHANY MR W S STRONACH

2. ISLAVALE ISAAC 17 RACEVIEW ELTON KK ET WOODHALL DIXIE MR W S STRONACH


4. TILLYEVE INVINCIBLE 17 WOODHALL ELLISON 13 TILLYEVE ELISSA MESSRS C & M BRUCE

Bull, born between 01.07.17 and 31.12.17 1. CAIRNORRIE IRN-BRU 17 CAIRNORRIE BOOMER 10 BURGHBRIDGE VICKY 2ND MR N A SHAND

2. WOODHALL INNERWICK 17 ISLAVALE FRONTIER 14 WOODHALL FANCY 14 MR N A SHAND

3. BLACKFORD ISLAND LEGACY 17 BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 BLACKFORD BUNTY 2 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

4. BLACKFORD INVICTUS 17 HOCKENHULL WATERLOO BLACKFORD ECHO MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

5. BLACKFORD ISLAND LEADER 17 BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 BLACKFORD BUNTY 2 MR W G MACPHERSON (A FIRM)

Cow, born before 31.07.15 1. ISLAVALE EMERALD WOODHALL WALKER ISLAVALE VIRGINIA MR W S STRONACH

2. DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH


4. WOODHALL EVA STEINADLER WOODHALL BANTER GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

5. BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP D4 TEAM WISCONSIN BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP W18 GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

Heifer, born between 01.08.15 and 31.03.16 1. PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

Heifer, born between 01.04.16 and 31.12.16

2. CORSKIE HE-ENNA BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE WE-ENNA MR WJ & J GREEN

3. PITGAVENY GAMBLE ISLAVALE CHAMP 11 PITGAVENY DIAMOND PITGAVENY FARMS

1. BLACKFORD HYALITE


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BLACKFORD AMBER


2. CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

3. CORSKIE HERB BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DILL MR WJ & J GREEN




450

RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Heifer, born between 01.01.17 and 30.06.17 1. GARMOUTH DUMANDY’S ISABELLA BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 STERLING VERITY’S DUMANDY LAURA GREEN

2. CORSKIE INITA AULTMORE FRANCO 14 CORSKIE ANITA MR WJ & J GREEN


4. ISLAVALE IRIS

RANFURLY CONFEDERATE

C24 11

ISLAVALE ANWEN

MR W S STRONACH

5. OVERHILL HOUSE INDIA CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL CLAUDIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

Heifer, born between 01.07.17 and 31.12.17 1. ISLAVALE ILLUSION WOLFSTAR ELUSIVE 13 ISLAVALE EMERALD MR W S STRONACH

2. CAIRNORRIE CLARISSA 3RD CAIRNORRIE BOOMER 10 TILBROOK CLARISSA MR N A SHAND

3. AUCHORACHAN HILLY 12 HILLCREST CHAMPION AUCHORACHAN GENIE D & R DURNO & SONS

4. WOODHALL ISLA ISLAVALE FRONTIER 14 WOODHALL FREYA J C MACIVER

Calf, born in year of Show - 2018 1. DRUMSLEED JANINE 18 LOPEMEDE GRENADIER 15 DRUMSLEED FARINA 14 MR G W SMITH

2. ISLAVALE JEWEL CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE EMERALD MR W S STRONACH

3. QUARRYHILL JEN

NEWBIEMAINS FAME &

FORTUNE 14

BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP D4

GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

Pairs Champion 1. ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE BETHANY MR W S STRONACH

1. ISLAVALE IRISH 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE DAMSEL MR W S STRONACH

Best Cow and Calf as Pair ISLAVALE EMERALD WOODHALL WALKER ISLAVALE VIRGINIA MR W S STRONACH

Best Group of Three 1. DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

ISLAVALE JEWEL CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE EMERALD MR W S STRONACH

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH



Interbreed - Reserve Overall Cattle Champion ISLAVALE EMERALD WOODHALL WALKER ISLAVALE VIRGINIA MR W S STRONACH

Interbreed - Reserve Overall Group of Three Beef Animals DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH

DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED BUTTERSCOTCH MR G W SMITH

DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH



CHRIS MARTINDALE

CWARRE IDAHO 17 - Junior Male Champion, Male Champion, Overall

Champion, Best Animal Bred by Exhibitor & 1st place Bull, born on or after

01.04.17 at the Welsh National Show


ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

WELSH

NATIONAL

Show

JUDGE:

CHRIS

MARTINDALE

It was a great honour to be invited

to judge the Welsh National Show in

Pembrokeshire and I would like to thank

the Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society for

giving me this opportunity.

I would also like to thank all the

exhibitors who worked extremely hard

to get their stock looking tremendous

and presenting me with some difficult

decisions to make. Everyone made me

very welcome and the stewards helped

to make the day run smoothly, a most

enjoyable day.

My first class was the young April bulls

and I was immediately impressed by my

first placed bull Cwarre Idaho – a well

fleshed bull with lots of style. In second

place was a bull with potential for the

future, Crugmelyn Idwal. Third place was

a strong bull Crugmelyn Ilky Bar Kid and

fourth was a young bull, Cwarre Iowa, with

exceptional length and one to watch for

the future.

The second class was young bull born

after 1st September 2017 and although

there was only one in the class, Gwili Idwal

was a sweet calf with a tremendous back

end, full of muscle.


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DEERHURST IMPULSE - Junior Female Champion, Female

Champion, Reserve Overall Champion & 1st place Heifer, born on

or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 at the Welsh National Show

The senior cow class had

only one entry, a 7 year-old

cow, Cefngwlad Cleopatra,

who was working hard and

doing her calf well.

The junior heifer class

was won by Cwarre Rosie’s

Hyacinth, a well-balanced

calf that walked well and

just beaten into second

place was Sterling Ellie’s

Heidi, a tall calf in natural

condition.

The January class was

won by Deerhurst Impulse,

a very correct heifer which

exhibited great presence in

the ring. She went on to be

Junior & Female Champion.

Second was Mainview

Jezabel, a big strong heifer

but just not as neat as the

first. Third was Dyfed Foxy

Lady 2nd who just lacked condition on the

day.

The April class was won by Crugmelyn

Icing Sugar, a super heifer with lots of

potential, second from the same exhibitor

was Crugmelyn Icecream, a long heifer

that did just not quite have the style of the

winner.


GWILI IDWAL 17 - Reserve Male Champion & 1st place Bull

Calf, born on or after 01.09.17 at the Welsh National Show

The calf class was won by Cwarre

Rosie’s Ilex, a very sweet young heifer who

exhibited herself well on parade. Second

was a very young calf, Cefngwlad Jennie

which just lacked the power of my winner.

My Champion was the very stylish bull

Cwarre Idaho and my Reserve Champion

was the sweet heifer Deerhurst Impulse.


CRUGMELYN ICING SUGAR - Reserve Junior Female Champion, Reserve Female

Champion & 1st place Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 at the Welsh National Show

CEFNGWLAD CLEOPATRA - 1st place Cow, any age, in calf or with calf at foot

at the Welsh National Show

ROYAL SHOW REPORTS

CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH - 1st place Heifer, born on or between 01.09.17

and 31.12.17 at the Welsh National Show

CWARRE ROSIE’S ILEX – 1st place Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.09.17 at the

Welsh National Show

WELSH NATIONAL SHOW - PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY

DATE: 14th to 16th August 2018

JUDGE: Mr C Martindale


Junior Male Champion, Male Champion, Overall Champion

& Best Animal bred by Exhibitor

Junior Female Champion, Female Champion & Reserve

Overall Champion

CWARRE IDAHO 17 DENIZES COLUMBO 11 PENWERN VERONA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

DEERHURST IMPULSE PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST DARLING MR A DAVIES

Reserve Male Champion GWILI IDWAL 17 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD FOLE NUTWOOD VICTORIA 43 MR M K BEYNON

Reserve Junior Female Champion & Reserve Female

Champion

CRUGMELYN ICING SUGAR CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN BOUNTY G & E LLOYD

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CWARRE IDAHO 17 DENIZES COLUMBO 11 PENWERN VERONA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

2. CRUGMELYN IDWAL 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN VEGAN G & E LLOYD

3. CRUGMELYN ILKYBAR KID 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN CARAMAC G & E LLOYD

4. CWARRE IOWA 17 DENIZES COLUMBO 11 KILBRIDE FARM EUNICE 153D RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Bull Calf, born on or after 01.09.17 1. GWILI IDWAL 17 AUCHORACHAN WIZARD FOLE NUTWOOD VICTORIA 43 MR M K BEYNON

Cow, any age, in calf or with calf at foot 1. CEFNGWLAD CLEOPATRA PENWERN WISEMAN ATLOW JENNIE ANWEN JONES

Heifer, born on or between 01.09.17 and 31.12.17 1. CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

2. STERLING ELLIE’S HEIDI STERLING GINO 15 STERLING FIESTA’S ELLIE ARWEL DYFED DAVIES

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. DEERHURST IMPULSE PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST DARLING MR A DAVIES

2. MAINVIEW JEZABEL MILNAFUA GRADUATE BROOMFIELD ELICE MR A DAVIES

3. DYFED FOXY LADY 2ND OAKDALE ELIJAH 13 DYFED FOXY LADY MR & MRS M O & L D JONES

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CRUGMELYN ICING SUGAR CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN BOUNTY G & E LLOYD

2. CRUGMELYN ICECREAM CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN FORRERO G & E LLOYD

Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.09.17 1. CWARRE ROSIE’S ILEX DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Pair of Animals - male, female or mixed from same

Exhibitor

Pair of Heifers, owned by the Exhibitor, born on or after

01.09.15

Group of Three Animals, the property of the same Exhibitor

2. CEFNGWLAD JENNIE OAKDALE ELIJAH 13 CEFNGWLAD CLEOPATRA ANWEN JONES

1. RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

2. G & E LLOYD

3. MR A DAVIES

1. CRUGMELYN ICING SUGAR CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN BOUNTY G & E LLOYD

1. CRUGMELYN ICECREAM CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN FORRERO G & E LLOYD


Interbreed - Reserve Champion Junior Interbreed Bull CWARRE IDAHO 17 DENIZES COLUMBO 11 PENWERN VERONA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Interbreed - Best Pair of Non Native Beef Heifers CRUGMELYN ICING SUGAR CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN BOUNTY G & E LLOYD

CRUGMELYN ICECREAM CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN FORRERO G & E LLOYD

Interbreed - Reserve Supreme Team of Five Beef CWARRE IDAHO 17 DENIZES COLUMBO 11 PENWERN VERONA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING


CRUGMELYN ILKYBAR KID 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN CARAMAC G & E LLOYD

CRUGMELYN IDWAL 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN VEGAN G & E LLOYD


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SHOW RESULTS

Aberystwyth DATE: 10th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Jones


Female Champion & Supreme Champion CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion MAINVIEW JEZABEL MILNAFUA GRADUATE BROOMFIELD ELICE MR A DAVIES

Male Champion CRUGMELYN IDWAL 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN VEGAN G & E LLOYD

Reserve Male Champion CRUGMELYN ILKYBAR KID 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN CARAMAC G & E LLOYD

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. CRUGMELYN ILKYBAR KID 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN CARAMAC G & E LLOYD


Heifer, any age 1. CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING



4. DEERHURST IMPULSE PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST DARLING MR A DAVIES

Best Pair

1. G & E LLOYD


3. MR A DAVIES

Angus DATE: 9th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr S Knox


Supreme Champion PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

Reserve Supreme Champion DRUMSLEED ICEMAN 17 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED CASSIE MR G W SMITH

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 30.06.17 1. DRUMSLEED ICEMAN 17 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED CASSIE MR G W SMITH

2. PITMUDIE IRELAND 17 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 DELFUR WEIGELA C5 HEATHER DUFF

3. PITMUDIE IMPREZA 17 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 CAIRNORRIE DAFFODIL D116 HEATHER DUFF

Cow, born on or before 31.12.15 1. DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY

BOARS HEAD KARINA 2ND MR G W SMITH

2. STERLING GIN ANNICK EXOCET 13 STERLING ALICIA’S DOLL HEATHER DUFF

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF



Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 30.06.17 1. PITMUDIE FLORIN 2ND CAIRNORRIE FERRARI 14 PITMUDIE FLORIN HEATHER DUFF

2. DRUMSLEED IBIZA 17 KILBRIDE FARM BENONE 10 DRUMSLEED DAHLIA 12 MR G W SMITH

Bull or Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.01.18 1. DRUMSLEED JANINE 18 LOPEMEDE GRENADIER 15 DRUMSLEED FARINA 14 MR G W SMITH

Armagh DATE: 9th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Patterson


Male Champion & Supreme Champion RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Reserve Male Champion WOODFORD ICEBERG 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY WOODFORD PATRICIA 3RD MR JASON WHITCROFT

Reserve Female Champion RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

Heifer, born between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW





3. BREAGHEY CLASS -I286 BREAGHEY GOLDENBOY 15 BREAGHEY FEDELMA ANDREW W CLARKE



Pair of Animals 1. RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON




Ivomec Super Pairs Qualifiers CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

RACEVIEW HI CHAMPTERONA HILLCREST CHAMPION CORBALLY TRONA MR J N GLASGOW

Ashbourne DATE: 18th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr D Burkill


Overall Champion KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Reserve Overall Champion STORERSMITH ELECTRA GLENTURK ROLEX FOLE VIVIAN 39TH MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH


3. HEATHBROW INDIGO HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HOCKENHULL CLAIRE 21ST MR & MRS J MEE

4. LANCELOT ISOBELL RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT NOON MR & MRS J MEE

Heifer, born in 2016 1. MOUNT HEIDI DELFUR DECIDER 12 MOUNT CAROL

2.

CHESTERMANNRINGLEADERVERONICA4

BLACKFORD RINGLEADER PENWERN VERONICA MATTHEW KILGANNON


Cow or Heifer, born on or before 31.12.15 1. KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

2. STORERSMITH ELECTRA GLENTURK ROLEX FOLE VIVIAN 39TH MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

3. ATLOW EMERALD LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 KILBRIDE FARM DORA 34A MR R L PENNINGTON

4. ANNICK RADIANCE’S GRACE CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK HANNAHS RADIANCE PETER & ANDREA BOOTH

Bull, born after 01.01.17 1. ATLOW INCE 17 RANFURLY FORMULA 1 F7 14 ATLOW BOADICEA MR R L PENNINGTON

Interbreed - Beef Pair

2. LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

3. STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

4. MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Ashby DATE: 15th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr T Cox


Supreme Champion & Junior Champion PEATLING ISABELLE STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING ADARE S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

Reserve Supreme Champion PEATLING HELEANA STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING CARMILLA S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

Reserve Junior Champion LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Bull, any age 1. LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or between

01.07.15 and 31.12.16

1. PEATLING HELEANA STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING CARMILLA S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. PEATLING ISABELLE STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING ADARE S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON


Pair of Animals 1. PEATLING HELEANA STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING CARMILLA S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

1. PEATLING ISABELLE STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING ADARE S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

Ayr County DATE: 12th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Hall


SHOW RESULTS


Overall Champion ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE ANNICK VALENTINO ANNICK CASSY MR L D QUARM

Reserve Overall Champion ANNICK COLLEEN’S GINGER CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK PRUDENCE’S COLLEEN MR L D QUARM

Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. OVERHILL HOUSE HERCULES 16 CURAHEEN DRIFTER WOODHALL ERICA RICHARD MCCULLOCH

2. SKERRINGTON HEROD 16 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND MR W YOUNG

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. CHESTERMANN IFAN 17 STERLING EMPIRE 13

Female, in milk or capable of being certified in calf at the

date of the Show, born before 01.01.15

Female, in milk or in calf, or Heifer, in calf, capable of being

certified in calf at date of Show, born in 2015


LULU 2

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE

2. KARLSBERG INTERCEPTOR 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 BURYTOWN CANTER KARL KNOWLES

3. ANNICK IDAHO 17 CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK TRIXIBELLE 11TH MR L D QUARM

1. ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE ANNICK VALENTINO ANNICK CASSY MR L D QUARM


1. ANNICK COLLEEN’S GINGER CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK PRUDENCE’S COLLEEN MR L D QUARM

2. CAIRNVIEW TILLY 4TH WESTVIEW ELMO 13 CAIRNVIEW TILLY MR A J WILSON


Female, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.07.16 1. ANNICK DUCHESS 17TH SKERRINGTON VISA ANNICK DUCHESS 13TH MR L D QUARM


Female, born on or after 01.08.16 1. ANNICK PRIMROSE’S HEATHER SKERRINGTON VISA ANNICK BRACKENS PRIMROSE MR L D QUARM

2. KENNOX ALICE’S HELENA DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 ANNICK TARA’S ALICE MR DAVID CRAIG

3. BARMURRIE LILY DINTON NAUTICAL DIRNANEAN VIRGO V7 MESSRS SMITH

Calf, born on or after 01.09.17 1. ANNICK IMPERIAL CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE MR L D QUARM

Pair, any age

2. OVERHILL HOUSE ICE-QUEEN CURAHEEN DRIFTER RACEVIEW EUREKA VELVET 630 RICHARD MCCULLOCH

3. CAIRNVIEW ISMAN 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 CAIRNVIEW TILLY 4TH MR A J WILSON

1. MR L D QUARM

2. RICHARD MCCULLOCH

3. MESSRS SMITH

Ballymena DATE: 16th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr K Nelson


Female Champion & Supreme Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Male Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion HILTONSTOWN INDIANA 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY HILTONSTOWN ERICA RICHARD RODGERS


Junior Heifer Derby (sponsored by Woodcraft Kitchens -

Kilrea) - Champion

WHITDRUM LADY DELLA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY OMORGA CRYSTAL MR JASON WHITCROFT

Junior Heifer Derby (sponsored by Woodcraft Kitchens -

Kilrea) - Reserve Champion


30.06.16


31.12.16

Woodcraft Kitchens (Kilrea) Juior Heifer Derby - Heifer, born

on or after 01.01.17 up to 30.04.17

BREAGHEY CLASS -I286 BREAGHEY GOLDENBOY 15 BREAGHEY FEDELMA ANDREW W CLARKE







4. CLADYMORE IMPACT KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 OMORGA DAFFODIL 6TH MOLLY BRADLEY


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BALLYMENA - CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE

Woodcraft Kitchens (Kilrea) Junior Heifer Derby - Heifer,

born on or after 01.05.17 up to 31.08.17

1. BREAGHEY CLASS -I286 BREAGHEY GOLDENBOY 15 BREAGHEY FEDELMA ANDREW W CLARKE

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 and on or before 31.08.17 1. HILTONSTOWN INDIANA 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY HILTONSTOWN ERICA RICHARD RODGERS

Pair of Animals 1. CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW


Interbreed - Overall Beef Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Interbreed - Supreme Cattle Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Banchory DATE: 28th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Ivory


Supreme Champion DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH

Reserve Supreme Champion DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH

Bull, two years old and over 1. CORSKIE GOLDBAR 15 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DIME M/S J B WILKIE & SONS

Bull, born between 01.08.16 and 31.07.17 1. DRUMSLEED ICICLE 17 AUROCH ACE DRUMSLEED ELSA 13 MR G W SMITH

Cow, any age 1. DRUMSLEED FARINA 14

CLONAGH BUCKAROONEY

TRUELY


MR G W SMITH


3. STERLING BACARDI’S GI GI AUCHORACHAN ACDC 09 9 STERLING NAOMI’S BACARDI STUART WILKIE

Heifer, born between 01.08.15 and 31.07.16 1. FORGERON HELEN RANFURLY EMPEROR E14 13 FORGERON DAISY S & K SMITH

Heifer, born between 01.08.16 and 31.07.17 1. DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH

Bull Calf, born on or after 01.08.17 1. WHITESTONE FARM JAEGERBOMB 18 STERLING HAYMAKER 16 STERLING BACARDI’S GI GI STUART WILKIE

Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.08.17 1. FORGERON IVY RANFURLY EMPEROR E14 13 LOPEMEDE RAQUEL 2 S & K SMITH

Best Group of Three

2. DRUMSLEED JANINE 18 LOPEMEDE GRENADIER 15 DRUMSLEED FARINA 14 MR G W SMITH

3. DRUMSLEED JUNO 18 DIBBINSDALE NOBLEMAN DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 MR G W SMITH

1. MR G W SMITH

Castlewellan DATE: 14th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr W McAllister



Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion BREAGHEY CLASS -I286 BREAGHEY GOLDENBOY 15 BREAGHEY FEDELMA ANDREW W CLARKE


Heifer, born in 2016 1. RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

Heifer, born in 2017 1. BREAGHEY CLASS -I286 BREAGHEY GOLDENBOY 15 BREAGHEY FEDELMA ANDREW W CLARKE

Junior Bull, born in 2017 1. RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Pair of Animals 1. RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON


Central & West Fife Show DATE: 2nd June 2018 JUDGE: Mrs P Goldie


Overall Champion SHAWSMILL HUGO 16 DARGILL EMPEROR 13 SHAWSMILL WEDNESDAY M J & A M MILL

Reserve Overall Champion SHAWSMILL IZA DARGILL EMPEROR 13 SHAWSMILL EVA M J & A M MILL

Bull, born before 01.06.16 1. SHAWSMILL HUGO 16 DARGILL EMPEROR 13 SHAWSMILL WEDNESDAY M J & A M MILL

Heifer, born between 01.06.16 and 31.05.17 1. SHAWSMILL IZA DARGILL EMPEROR 13 SHAWSMILL EVA M J & A M MILL

Best Pair, any age

1. M J & A M MILL

Cheshire County DATE: 19th June to 20th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Storer Smith


Female Champion & Supreme Champion MOSS HALL EMILY SAPLING BRETT 10 CRESSWELL UMARNI T J HASSALL & CO

Junior Champion, Male Champion & Reserve Supreme

Champion

FISHPOOL IAN 17 BENAVENTE ELADIO 13 FISHPOOL FLOSSY T J HASSALL & CO

Reserve Female Champion CHESTERMANN WICK MARIE 2 KILBRIDE FARM WICK


MARIE

T J HASSALL & CO

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. FISHPOOL IAN 17 BENAVENTE ELADIO 13 FISHPOOL FLOSSY T J HASSALL & CO

Cow or Heifer, having calved before 3 years of age, born in

2015, in milk or certified in calf at time of Show

1. CHESTERMANN WICK MARIE 2 KILBRIDE FARM WICK


MARIE

T J HASSALL & CO

Cow, in calf or in milk, born before 01.01.15 1. MOSS HALL EMILY SAPLING BRETT 10 CRESSWELL UMARNI T J HASSALL & CO

Pair of Animals

1. T J HASSALL & CO

Clogher Valley DATE: 25th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr H Murray




Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM

Reserve Male Champion SCRIBBY FARMS IVOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY SCRIBBY FARMS FIONA A NELSON


Cow, born before 01.01.15, in calf or in milk, having had

at least one calf

Cow or Heifer, born in 2015, in calf or calf at foot, having

had a calf by three years old


31.12.16


31.12.17

1. WOODFORD DAISY 2ND LURGILL BARNEY 10 WOODFORD PATRICIA 2ND KINGSLEY BELL

1. CLEENAGH GAYNOR DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 STRALONGFORD COURTNEY ROBERT & JULIE STINSON










2. SCRIBBY FARMS IVOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY SCRIBBY FARMS FIONA A NELSON

Heifer or Bull, born in the year of the Show 1. CLEENAGH JESSICA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR L A RICHARDSON

2. SCRIBBY FARMS JERONIMO 18 TEAM CELTIC 11 SCRIBBY FARMS FAITH A NELSON

3. ROSCULTAN JEMIMA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CLEENAGH GAYNOR ROBERT & JULIE STINSON

4. DRUMDERG JACK 18 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 DRUMAGARNER GILLIAN MRS MARGARET LITTLE

Pair of Animals 1. RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON






Ivomec Super Pairs Qualifiers LUMMIN HATTIE AUCHORACHAN WIZARD LUMMIN DARLA II MRS MARGARET LITTLE

CASTLEMOUNT MODESTY 3 CELTIC COMET CASTLEMOUNT MODESTY MRS MARGARET LITTLE


SHOW RESULTS

Cothi Bridge DATE: 26th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Storer Smith


Supreme Champion CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Reserve Supreme Champion STERLING ELLIE’S HEIDI STERLING GINO 15 STERLING FIESTA’S ELLIE ARWEL DYFED DAVIES

Best Heifer in Calf born after January 2016 CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Best Maiden Heifer born after 1st September 2016 1. STERLING ELLIE’S HEIDI STERLING GINO 15 STERLING FIESTA’S ELLIE ARWEL DYFED DAVIES




Best Group of 4 animals 1. CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING




Interbreed - Supreme Beef Champion CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Interbreed - Group of Four CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

MAINVIEW JEZABEL MILNAFUA GRADUATE BROOMFIELD ELICE MR A DAVIES


Devon County DATE: 17th May to 19th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr J W May


Female Champion & Overall Champion KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Overall Champion WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Male Champion SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART

Reserve Male Champion LYNFIELD HAMISH 16 STERLING FLINT LYNFIELD WILHELMINA MR S A GUMMOW

Champion Heifer, bred by an Exhibitor resident in Devon,

Somerset, Dorset, Avon or Wiltshire

Reserve Champion Heifer, bred by an Exhibitor resident in

Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Avon or Wiltshire

WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

KILLIWORGIE HOPE KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE CLEOPATRA MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Bull, born before 31.12.16 1. SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART

2. LYNFIELD HAMISH 16 STERLING FLINT LYNFIELD WILHELMINA MR S A GUMMOW

Calf, born on or after 01.06.17 1. KILLIWORGIE CAMELIAS ICANDY KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA MR S A GUMMOW

Cow, born before 01.01.15, in milk or certified in calf at


1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.16 1. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

2. KILLIWORGIE HOPE KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE CLEOPATRA MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


South West Club Member who has never won a First,

Second or Third at the Devon County Show

SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART


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Dumfries DATE: 3rd August to 4th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Houston


Supreme Champion & Best Animal bred by Exhibitor NEWBIEMAINS DESIGNER WAG BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 NEWBIEMAINS WAG JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

Reserve Supreme Champion SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

Bull, any age 1. SKERRINGTON ICEMAN 17 SOWENNA ARISTROCRAT 09 9 SKERRINGTON RHONA 32ND JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE



LULU 2

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE

3. URRVALLEY ISAAC 17 URRVALLEY EDDIE 13 ANNICK NATASHA’S ROSE FIRM OF ANDREW M BROWN

Cow or Heifer, in milk or in calf, born before 31.12.15 1. NEWBIEMAINS DESIGNER WAG BLACKFORD ALBATROSS 09 NEWBIEMAINS WAG JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. CHESTERMANN EMPIRE STELLA STERLING EMPIRE 13


STELLA

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE


Dunster DATE: 17th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Stanbury


Supreme Champion WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Reserve Supreme Champion ROADHILL ILLISHA BEANHILL ERNIE 13 ROADHILL DILLIS MR & MRS W J ELLICOTT

Cow or Heifer, born before 01.01.16, in calf or with calf

at foot

1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES FLOSSIE SKERRINGTON DESPERADO 12 BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S & MRS D SHAPLAND

Heifer, born in 2016 1. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

2. WINFORD HANNABELLE BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD DANIELLE MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

3. SKYLARK HARMONY SKERRINGTON WARLORD 2 SKYLARK FLISS MR G M & MRS S J REED

Heifer, born in 2017 1. ROADHILL ILLISHA BEANHILL ERNIE 13 ROADHILL DILLIS MR & MRS W J ELLICOTT

Interbreed - Best Pair of Continental Beef Animals 3. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


Echt DATE: 14th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Sleigh


Supreme Champion FORGERON HELEN RANFURLY EMPEROR E14 13 FORGERON DAISY S & K SMITH

Reserve Supreme Champion CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

Bull, 2 years old and over 1. CORSKIE GOLDBAR 15 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DIME M/S J B WILKIE & SONS

Bull, 1-2 years old 1. GARMOUTH ICEMAN 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE CLOVER LAURA GREEN


Cow, in calf or with calf at foot 1. STERLING BACARDI’S GI GI AUCHORACHAN ACDC 09 9 STERLING NAOMI’S BACARDI STUART WILKIE

Heifer, 2 years old and over 1. FORGERON HELEN RANFURLY EMPEROR E14 13 FORGERON DAISY S & K SMITH


Heifer, 1-2 years old 1. CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN

Bull or Heifer Calf 1. FORGERON IVY RANFURLY EMPEROR E14 13 LOPEMEDE RAQUEL 2 S & K SMITH

2. WHITESTONE FARM JAEGERBOMB 18 STERLING HAYMAKER 16 STERLING BACARDI’S GI GI STUART WILKIE

Enniskillen DATE: 8th August 2018 JUDGE: Mrs Z Clarke


Supreme Champion, Male Champion,Danske Bank Male of

the Year & DANI Rosebowl Winner

RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Reserve Supreme Champion & Female Champion LISGLASS HELENA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BUTTERFLY J L & C J WEATHERUP

Reserve Male Champion SCRIBBY FARMS IVOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY SCRIBBY FARMS FIONA A NELSON

Reserve Female Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Danske Bank Reserve Male of the Year WOODFORD ICEBERG 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY WOODFORD PATRICIA 3RD MR JASON WHITCROFT

Danske Bank Female of the Year CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM

Danske Bank Reserve Female of the Year - Jointed RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

Cow, born before 01.01.16, in calf or in milk, having had

at least one calf

Cow or Heifer, born after 01.01.16, in calf or calf at foot,

having had a calf by three years old


31.12.16

CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

1. CLEENAGH GAYNOR DRUMLONE ANCHOR 09 STRALONGFORD COURTNEY ROBERT & JULIE STINSON

2. GURTEEN GEMMA RACEVIEW NIGEL ASHLAND ROSY C1 MR D CARSON




1. LISGLASS HELENA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BUTTERFLY J L & C J WEATHERUP


3. LISGLASS HONEY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS DAINTY LADY J L & C J WEATHERUP








Heifer or Bull calf, born on or after 01.09.17 and on or

before 31.12.17

2. SCRIBBY FARMS IVOR 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY SCRIBBY FARMS FIONA A NELSON

3. DRUMACRITTEN IAN 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY DRUMACRITTEN BELLA MR W E NELSON & MR G E NELSON

4. GILLVIEW INVINCIBLE 17 CURAHEEN WAKEMAN

DERRYCALLAGHAN DRIPSEY

STAR

MR R GILMOUR

1. GILLVIEW IVY POPES BARCLAY 10 RACEVIEW FAIRLADY CHARLOTE MR R GILMOUR

Heifer Calf, born in 2018 1. CLEENAGH JESSICA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR L A RICHARDSON

2. ROSCULTAN JEMIMA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CLEENAGH GAYNOR ROBERT & JULIE STINSON

Bull Calf, born in 2018 1. DERRYCALLAGHAN JACKO 18 OMORGA VOLVO CORSKIE VESNA MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

2. SCRIBBY FARMS JERONIMO 18 TEAM CELTIC 11 SCRIBBY FARMS FAITH A NELSON

3. DRUMDERG JACK 18 KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 DRUMAGARNER GILLIAN MRS MARGARET LITTLE

Ivomec Super Pairs - Champion LISGLASS HELENA DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS BUTTERFLY J L & C J WEATHERUP

LISGLASS HONEY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY LISGLASS DAINTY LADY J L & C J WEATHERUP

Ivomec Super Pairs - Reserve Champion RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON


Gillingham & Shaftesbury DATE: 15th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr J W May


Supreme Champion SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Reserve Supreme Champion WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Cow, in milk or in calf, born before 2016 1. SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Heifer, in milk or in calf, born in 2016 1. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

2. SWAY COCONUT PRIMA ET PP SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Heifer, born in 2017 1. SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

2. DINTON KUNNE 8 FALONDENE CINCINNATI 11 DINTON KUNNE 4TH C & J M TUCKER

3. WINFORD VOGUE 13TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Bull, born on or before 31.12.16 1. SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. SWAY IVANHOE 17 PRIMA ET PP SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Pair of Animals, owned by Exhibitor 1. SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

1. SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD



3. DINTON KIWI 9 CAIRNVIEW SNAZZY DINTON KIWI 2ND C & J M TUCKER


SHOW RESULTS

Great Eccleston DATE: 14th July to 15th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Arnold


Supreme Champion BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

Reserve Supreme Champion & Best Animal, Opposite Sex

to the Supreme Champion

POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

Bull, under 18 months on day of Show 1. ATLOW INCE 17 RANFURLY FORMULA 1 F7 14 ATLOW BOADICEA MR R L PENNINGTON

Bull, 18 months and over on day of Show 1. BLACKFORD GALAXY 15 CURLIEU KNIGHT BLACKFORD AERO MR M A BARLOW

2. BLACKPOOL HUMBUG 16 BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL TOFFEE J DAVID LOFTUS

Cow, with or without calf at foot 1. ATLOW EMERALD LISGLASS BARNABUS 10 KILBRIDE FARM DORA 34A MR R L PENNINGTON

Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot 1. POPES PRINCESS HETTIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

2. BLACKPOOL HOSANNA BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL BESSY J DAVID LOFTUS

3. BLACKPOOL GWENTH BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL EDWINA J DAVID LOFTUS

4.

CHESTERMANNRINGLEADERVERONICA4

BLACKFORD RINGLEADER PENWERN VERONICA MATTHEW KILGANNON

Maiden Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. POPES PRINCESS IMMIE KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 POPES PRINCESS CLEO M/S J H & V G WOOD

Best Pair of Animals


3. DENIZES EVE’S BEAUTY DENIZES FANTASTIC 14 AUROCH EVE MR M A BARLOW

4. DENIZES CADETTE 35TH BOSAHAN DYNAMO 12 DENIZES CADETTE 28TH MR M A BARLOW


2. J DAVID LOFTUS

3. MR R L PENNINGTON

Hanbury Countryside DATE: 7th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr C Martindale


Supreme Champion PEATLING HELEANA STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING CARMILLA S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

Reserve Supreme Champion WROXALL ELECTRIC 13 TISET DARWIN

WROXALL SANCTUARY-

PATIENCE

C H EVANS & SON

Bull, any age 1. WROXALL ELECTRIC 13 TISET DARWIN

WROXALL SANCTUARY-

PATIENCE

C H EVANS & SON

Cow or Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot 1. DEERHURST FAUNA PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST WISTERIA MISS J LEWIS

Heifer, up to 18 months 1. PEATLING ISABELLE STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING ADARE S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

2. DEERHURST IVY PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST TABBY MISS J LEWIS

3. BIDDLESDEN IRRESISTIBLE FLEUR HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN FLEURISSIMO BABY MISS J LEWIS


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Heifer, over 18 months, not having calved 1. PEATLING HELEANA STORERSMITH EINSTEIN 13 PEATLING CARMILLA S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES & SON

2. HALLWAY HARRIET ISLAVALE DEBONAIR 2 12 LOPEMEDE ELSPETH MISS J LEWIS

Pair of any two animals, property of the same Exhibitor

1. S R & J L EALES T/A W R EALES &

SON

2. MISS J LEWIS

Hertfordshire County DATE: 26th May to 27th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr P TIPPETTS


Female Champion & Overall Champion HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Overall Champion STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN

Male Champion HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED

Reserve Male Champion HEATHBROW IMPORTANT 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15

HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. STERLING FCUK IMPULS STERLING GINO 15 STERLING CANDY’S F.C.U.K MR J MCMILLAN


3. HEATHBROW IVORY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FANCY D A & L A SAPSED

4. WILLIAMS MALVENAS 12TH CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT TILLYMAUD MALVENAS 58TH MRS H CLARKE


Heifer, born in 2016 1. THURSFORD SADIE 39TH SCOTLAND HILL CAIRO 11 THURSFORD SADIE 19TH PAUL CADE

2. DEERHURST HATTI 16 STERLING COTSWOLD 11 DEERHURST EUNICE MR & MRS P B & J A BORLASE

3. HEMINGFORD HARRIET CORSKIE DREAMER 12 HEMINGFORD ANNY MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S ARKLEY


Cow or Heifer, in milk or in calf, born before 01.01.16 1. HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

2. HEMINGFORD CLARE STARLINE WIZZKIDD SHALRA TIFFANY MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S ARKLEY

3. DEERHURST FAUNA PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST WISTERIA MISS J LEWIS

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED

Pair of Animals

Interbreed - Continental Pair

Interbreed - Continental Group of Three

Interbreed - Open Interbreed Beef Calf, born on or after

01.01.17, handler aged 26 years or under on Show day

Interbreed - Open Interbreed Beef Calf, born between

01.09.16 and 31.12.16, handler aged 26 years or under

on Show day


3. WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT

HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE


EILEEN

D A & L A SAPSED

MRS H CLARKE


5. LOPEMEDE IDAHO 17 KLITGARDENS EMIL (PP) LOPEMEDE DELIGHTFUL J RIXON LTD

6. HEMINGFORD IVAN 17 CORSKIE DREAMER 12 HEMINGFORD FLIC MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S ARKLEY

1. D A & L A SAPSED

2. D A & L A SAPSED

2. D A & L A SAPSED

2. HEMINGFORD JULIE CORSKIE DREAMER 12 HEMINGFORD CLARE MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S ARKLEY


1. HEATHBROW IMOGEN HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE D A & L A SAPSED

Keith DATE: 12th August to 13th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr T Henderson


Supreme Champion GARMOUTH ICEMAN 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE CLOVER LAURA GREEN

Reserve Supreme Champion WOODHALL EVA STEINADLER WOODHALL BANTER GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

Bull. born on or before 31.07.16 1. NEWBIEMAINS FAME & FORTUNE 14 NEWBIEMAINS APACHE 09 9 CARRALAVIN WYNN PITGAVENY FARMS

Bull, born on or between 01.08.16 and 31.07.17 1. GARMOUTH ICEMAN 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE CLOVER LAURA GREEN

2. AUCHORACHAN HERCULES 16 AUCHORACHAN ACDC 09 9

SOUTH PARK KING KONG

WEIKEL 2ND

D & R DURNO & SONS

3. AUROCH HUDSON KLITGARDENS EMIL (PP) AUROCH DANICA (ET) D & R DURNO & SONS

Cow, any age, in calf or in milk 1. WOODHALL EVA STEINADLER WOODHALL BANTER GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

2. CORSKIE DISCO ISLAVALE SABRE CORSKIE SWIRL MR WJ & J GREEN

3. BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP D4 TEAM WISCONSIN BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP W18 GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

Heifer, born on or between 01.08.15 and 31.07.16 1. CORSKIE HERLANDE BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE ROLANDE MR WJ & J GREEN


3. PITGAVENY GAMBLE ISLAVALE CHAMP 11 PITGAVENY DIAMOND PITGAVENY FARMS

Heifer, born on or between 01.08.16 and 31.07.17 1. CORSKIE HERB BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DILL MR WJ & J GREEN

2. AUCHORACHAN LETTA H1 TEAM FERGUS 14 AUCHORACHAN DYNASTY D & R DURNO & SONS

Bull or Heifer, born on or between 01.08.17 and 31.12.17 1. WOODHALL INSTINCT 17 RACEVIEW ELTON KK ET WOODHALL EVA GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON

Bull or Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.01.18

Best Group of Three

Interbreed - Reserve Overall Group of Three

2. AUCHORACHAN HILLY 12 HILLCREST CHAMPION AUCHORACHAN GENIE D & R DURNO & SONS

1. QUARRYHILL JEN

1. MR WJ & J GREEN

MR WJ & J GREEN

NEWBIEMAINS FAME &

FORTUNE 14

BROOMBRAE SNOWDROP D4

GEOFF & KATE ANDERSON


Kirriemuir DATE: 14th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Adams


Supreme Champion DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH

Reserve Supreme Champion DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED BUTTERSCOTCH MR G W SMITH

Best Animal of Opposite Sex to Champion DRUMSLEED ICICLE 17 AUROCH ACE DRUMSLEED ELSA 13 MR G W SMITH

Reserve Best Animal of Opposite Sex to Champion PITMUDIE IRELAND 17 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 DELFUR WEIGELA C5 HEATHER DUFF

Bull, born on or after 01.06.16 and before 01.06.17 1. DRUMSLEED ICICLE 17 AUROCH ACE DRUMSLEED ELSA 13 MR G W SMITH

2. PITMUDIE IRELAND 17 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 DELFUR WEIGELA C5 HEATHER DUFF

3. PITMUDIE IMPREZA 17 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 CAIRNORRIE DAFFODIL D116 HEATHER DUFF

4. PITMUDIE IMPERIAL 17 HILTONSTOWN FERRARI 14 CAIRNORRIE NANCY 2ND HEATHER DUFF

Cow, born before 01.06.15 1. DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED BUTTERSCOTCH MR G W SMITH

Heifer, born on or after 01.06.16 and before 01.06.17 1. DRUMSLEED HILIGHT 16 GRANGEWOOD WILLIAM DRUMSLEED EVITA 13 MR G W SMITH



Bull or Heifer Calf, born on or after 01.06.17 1. DRUMSLEED JUNO 18 DIBBINSDALE NOBLEMAN DRUMSLEED GRETEL 15 MR G W SMITH

Pair

1. MR G W SMITH

2. HEATHER DUFF

Lincolnshire DATE: 20th June to 21st June 2018 JUDGE: Mr S Eales


Male Champion, Junior Champion & Supreme Champion WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

Female Champion & Reserve Overall Champion FIRCOVERT HYACINTH BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT COLLEEN MR P GUNTHER

Reserve Male Champion MIDHOPE IVOR 17 DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE ELEGANT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Junior Champion FIRCOVERT IVORY BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT CANDY MR P GUNTHER

Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. FIRCOVERT HORATIO 16 FIRCOVERT CHESTER 11 FIRCOVERT CECILIA MR P GUNTHER

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT

Cow or Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or before

31.12.15


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

2. MIDHOPE IVOR 17 DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE ELEGANT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

3. SCOTLAND HILL ISAAC 17 POPES FENDT 14 BURGHBRIDGE EMILY 6TH MR THOMAS HILL


5. SCOTLAND HILL ICEBREAKER 17 POPES FENDT 14

SCOTLAND HILL FRANCESCA

BLIZZARD

MR THOMAS HILL

6. FIRCOVERT ISAAC 17 HORSFORDMANOR BONUS 10 FIRCOVERT CECILIA MR P GUNTHER

1. WILLIAMS TOPAZ’S BATHILDA HEATHBROW TRISTAR HORSFORDMANOR TOPAZ MRS H CLARKE

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. FIRCOVERT HYACINTH BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT COLLEEN MR P GUNTHER

2. MIDHOPE HEAVENLY LIGHT DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE BRIGHT LIGHT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

3. ST TRINIANS HOLLY TEAM WISCONSIN ADDLETHORPE WILDES LUCY 4 MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG

4. BLAKEWELL WALLFLOWERS

HYACYNTH

BLAKEWELL WARRIOR

BLAKEWELL PRIMROSES

WALLFLOWER

I & M STEELE

Maiden Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. FIRCOVERT IVORY BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT CANDY MR P GUNTHER

Pair of Animals, of either sex, property of the same

Exhibitor

2. MIDHOPE I-LIGHT WOODHALL EVERHART 13 MIDHOPE BRIGHT LIGHT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

3. ST TRINIANS IMOGEN TEAM WISCONSIN CAIRNVIEW BETH 14TH MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG

4. FIRCOVERT IMOGEN HORSFORDMANOR BONUS 10 FIRCOVERT EDWINA MR P GUNTHER

1. MR P GUNTHER

2. MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH

3. MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG

4. I & M STEELE

Interbreed - Reserve Supreme Junior Beef Champion WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE


SHOW RESULTS

Llanddarog DATE: 23rd June 2018 JUDGE: Mr A Francis


Overall Champion CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Reserve Overall Champion CRUGMELYN BRWYNEN WOODHALL WARREN RACEVIEW WILLOW NICOLETTE G & E LLOYD

Best Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. CRUGMELYN ILKYBAR KID 17 CRUGMELYN ELVIS 13 CRUGMELYN CARAMAC G & E LLOYD


Best Maiden Heifer 1. CWARRE ROSIE’S HYACINTH DELFUR DECIDER 12 DENIZES ROSIE’S CADETTE RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Best Heifer, in milk or in calf 1. CWARRE CINDERELLA’S HAZE DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING

Best Cow, in milk or in calf 1. CRUGMELYN BRWYNEN WOODHALL WARREN RACEVIEW WILLOW NICOLETTE G & E LLOYD


189

SHOW RESULTS

Lurgan DATE: 2nd June 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Boyd



Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

Reserve Male Champion WOODFORD ICEBERG 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY WOODFORD PATRICIA 3RD MR JASON WHITCROFT

Reserve Female Champion CLEENAGH IVY DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY STRALONGFORD COURTNEY MR T W ABRAHAM


31.12.16


30.06.17




3. CLADYMORE IMPACT KILBRIDE FARM DELBOY 12 OMORGA DAFFODIL 6TH MOLLY BRADLEY



Pairs 1. RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON




Ivomec Super Pairs Qualifiers RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

Mid Devon DATE: 28th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Ellicott



Reserve Supreme Champion SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART

Cow or Heifer, born before 01.01.16 1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES FLOSSIE SKERRINGTON DESPERADO 12 BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S & MRS D SHAPLAND


2. TREVERBYN HAYLEY BOSAHAN DIXON 12 TREVERBYN CARIAD MR A J HART


Bull, any age 1. SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART

Pairs 1. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


2. SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART


Neilston DATE: 5th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr T Gatherer


Overall Champion ANNICK COLLEEN’S GINGER CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK PRUDENCE’S COLLEEN MR L D QUARM

Reserve Overall Champion KENNOX ALICE’S HELENA DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 ANNICK TARA’S ALICE MR DAVID CRAIG

Cow or Heifer, in calf or calf at foot, over 3 years old 1. ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE ANNICK VALENTINO ANNICK CASSY MR L D QUARM

Heifer, in calf or calf at foot, 2 years old, not 3 years old 1. ANNICK COLLEEN’S GINGER CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK PRUDENCE’S COLLEEN MR L D QUARM

Heifer, not exceeding 2 years old 1. KENNOX ALICE’S HELENA DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 ANNICK TARA’S ALICE MR DAVID CRAIG

2. ANNICK PRIMROSE’S HEATHER SKERRINGTON VISA ANNICK BRACKENS PRIMROSE MR L D QUARM

Bull, any age 1. ANNICK IMPERIAL 17 CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE MR L D QUARM

Male or Female, up to 9 months on day of Show 1. ANNICK IMPERIAL 17 CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK CASSY’S BELLE MR L D QUARM

Best Pair

1. MR L D QUARM

Interbreed - Champion of Champions ANNICK COLLEEN’S GINGER CORSKIE CALLUM 11 ANNICK PRUDENCE’S COLLEEN MR L D QUARM

New Forest & Hampshire County DATE: 24th July to 26th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr J McMillan


Supreme Champion SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Reserve Supreme Champion SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Heifer, born in 2016 1. SWAY COCONUT PRIMA ET PP SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Cow or Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot, born before

01.01.16, calf not to be born before 01.01.18


1. SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. SWAY IVANHOE 17 PRIMA ET PP SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Pair of Animals 1. SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Interbreed - Best of British Beef Breed Group




1. MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Interbreed - Continental Beef Female, Heifers & Cows of

any age


6. SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Interbreed - Continental Beef Bull, any age 1. SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

2. SWAY IVANHOE 17 PRIMA ET PP SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Interbreed - Open Beef Pairs 3. SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Newport DATE: 14th July 2018 JUDGE: Mrs J Borlase


Junior Champion & Supreme Champion FORSDALE INDIGO FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAFFODIL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Reserve Supreme Champion MOSS HALL EMILY SAPLING BRETT 10 CRESSWELL UMARNI T J HASSALL & CO

Heifer, born in 2017 1. FORSDALE INDIGO FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAFFODIL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Heifer, born in 2016 1. FORSDALE HAREBELL FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAISY BELL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Heifer or Cow, in calf or with calf at foot, born on or before

31.12.15

1. MOSS HALL EMILY SAPLING BRETT 10 CRESSWELL UMARNI T J HASSALL & CO

Bull, any age 1. FISHPOOL IAN 17 BENAVENTE ELADIO 13 FISHPOOL FLOSSY T J HASSALL & CO

Pairs

1. T J HASSALL & CO

2. MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

North Devon DATE: 1st August 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Buckland



Reserve Supreme Champion ROADHILL ILLISHA BEANHILL ERNIE 13 ROADHILL DILLIS MR & MRS W J ELLICOTT

Cow or Heifer, in milk or in calf, born before 01.01.16 1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES FLOSSIE SKERRINGTON DESPERADO 12 BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S & MRS D SHAPLAND

Heifer, born in 2016 1. WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


Heifer, born in 2017 1. ROADHILL ILLISHA BEANHILL ERNIE 13 ROADHILL DILLIS MR & MRS W J ELLICOTT


Group of Three

1. MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


SHOW RESULTS

North Somerset DATE: 7th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Loud


Supreme Champion KILLIWORGIE HOPE KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE CLEOPATRA MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Reserve Supreme Champion WINFORD VOGUE 11TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Maiden Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. WINFORD VOGUE 13TH BANWY WONDERBOY WINFORD VOGUE 4TH MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Heifer, born on or after 01.01.16 1. KILLIWORGIE HOPE KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE CLEOPATRA MESSRS L J & A J CURRY


Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. WINFORD HORIZON 16 DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 WINFORD FANTASIA MESSRS L J & A J CURRY

Nottinghamshire County DATE: 12th May to 13th May 2018 JUDGE: Mr P Burgess


Female Champion & Supreme Champion KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Male Champion STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Reserve Male Champion LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

2. LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Cow, in calf or in milk, with or without calf at foot, born on

or before 31.12.15

1. KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Maiden Heifer, born on or after 01.01.17 1. STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Group of Three

2. ATLOW ISABELLA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD ATLOW BELLA ROSE MR D DONNELLY


4. LANCELOT ISOBELL RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT NOON MR & MRS J MEE

1. MR D DONNELLY


3. MR & MRS J MEE


191

SHOW RESULTS

Omagh DATE: 7th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Wilson


Female Champion & Supreme Champion CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion RANFURLY WEIKEL 18TH H2 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 11TH D3 MR W D HAZELTON

Male Champion DERRYCALLAGHAN IMPECCABLE 17 ANATRIM BODYBUILDER DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

Reserve Male Champion DERRYCALLAGHAN INCREDIBLE 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH


30.06.16


31.12.16


31.08.17







Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. DERRYCALLAGHAN IMPECCABLE 17 ANATRIM BODYBUILDER DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

2. DERRYCALLAGHAN INCREDIBLE 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

3. GILLVIEW INVINCIBLE 17 CURAHEEN WAKEMAN

DERRYCALLAGHAN DRIPSEY

STAR

MR R GILMOUR

Bull or Heifer, born on or after 01.09.17 1. CORRICK IMPACT 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 OMORGA FAITH CECIL AND SCOTT MCILWAINE

2. GILLVIEW IVY POPES BARCLAY 10 RACEVIEW FAIRLADY CHARLOTE MR R GILMOUR

3. GILLVIEW INSPECTOR 17 POPES BARCLAY 10 RACEVIEW FAIRLADY CHARLOTE MR R GILMOUR

Pair of Animals 1. CLOONE HILDA ANATRIM BODYBUILDER CORLESMORE BRID MR J N GLASGOW




3. DERRYCALLAGHAN IMPECCABLE 17 ANATRIM BODYBUILDER DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

3. DERRYCALLAGHAN INCREDIBLE 17 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 DERRYCALLAGHAN TOP GIRL MR H C STUBBS & A A BURLEIGH

Ivomec Super Pairs Qualifiers DRUMSAMNEY CARA’S SNOWDROP BANWY WONDERBOY OMORGA CARA JONATHAN HENDERSON

DRUMSAMNEY CLOVER’S STEFANY LOSNING IVER DRUMSAMNEY CARA’S CLOVER JONATHAN HENDERSON

Oswestry DATE: 4th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr R Storer Smith


Overall Champion FORSDALE DAFFODIL WROXALL WIZZARD FORSDALE ANEMONE MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Reserve Overall Champion FORSDALE HAREBELL FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAISY BELL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Junior Bull, under 18 months 1. FISHPOOL IAN 17 BENAVENTE ELADIO 13 FISHPOOL FLOSSY T J HASSALL & CO

Cow, in milk or calf, born before 01.01.15 1. FORSDALE DAFFODIL WROXALL WIZZARD FORSDALE ANEMONE MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Cow, in milk or calf or Heifer, in calf, born in 2015 1. TIRLEY DELILA HUMBLEBEE DOLLAR 12 BEANHILL DELILA MR S P WHITE

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.08.16 1. FORSDALE HAREBELL FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAISY BELL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Heifer, born after 01.09.16 1. FORSDALE INDIGO FORSDALE EXCELLENCE 13 FORSDALE DAFFODIL MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Pair of Animals

1. MR CW & MRS KM MARTINDALE

Perth DATE: 3rd August to 4th August 2018 JUDGE: Mr R MacGregor


Female Champion & Overall Champion PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

Reserve Overall Champion PITMUDIE INKHEART 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 ANNICK SONIA’S WHITNEY HEATHER DUFF

Male Champion PITMUDIE INVERURIE 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 NEWBIEMAINS ELIZABETH HEATHER DUFF

Reserve Male Champion ISLAVALE HOOGEE 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE ERIN J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

Reserve Female Champion PITMUDIE FLORIN 2ND CAIRNORRIE FERRARI 14 PITMUDIE FLORIN HEATHER DUFF

Bull, born on or before 31.12.16 1. ISLAVALE HOOGEE 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE ERIN J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. PITMUDIE INVERURIE 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 NEWBIEMAINS ELIZABETH HEATHER DUFF

Bull, born on or between 01.04.17 and 30.06.17 1. PITMUDIE INKHEART 17 CORSKIE ELDER 13 ANNICK SONIA’S WHITNEY HEATHER DUFF

2. DARGILL INROCK 17


12

PORTLOGAN BONNIE

J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

Female, born on or between 01.08.15 and 31.03.16 1. PITMUDIE HAVANA CORSKIE ELDER 13 DRUMSLEED CARINA 11 HEATHER DUFF

Female, born on or between 01.04.16 and 31.12.16 1. PITMUDIE HELENA OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 NEWBIEMAINS EXCLUSIVE HEATHER DUFF

Female, born on or between 01.01.17 and 30.06.17 1. PITMUDIE FLORIN 2ND CAIRNORRIE FERRARI 14 PITMUDIE FLORIN HEATHER DUFF

2. DARGILL IRIS OVERHILL HOUSE DEFENDER 12 DARGILL CHERYL J C MCLAREN & PARTNERS

Royal Bath & West DATE: 30th May to 2nd June 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Arnold


Female Champion, Overall Champion & Best Simmental

bred by the Exhibitor

SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Male Champion & Reserve Overall Champion SWAY HARLEQUIN 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ELIZA MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Reserve Male Champion SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Reserve Female Champion CHARD GLITTER CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT CHARD DIXON MR R N DARCH & MRS L M FRENCH

Bull, born before 2017 1. SWAY HARLEQUIN 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ELIZA MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Cow or Heifer, born before 2016, in milk or if calf, any calf

at foot should be no more than 9 months old



2. CHARD GLITTER CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT CHARD DIXON MR R N DARCH & MRS L M FRENCH


Heifer, born in 2016 1. SWAY COCONUT PRIMA ET PP SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

2. ALCHESTER FLORA’S HYACINTH ALCHESTER ERIC 13 ALCHESTER FLORA MISS J LEWIS


Heifer, born in 2017 1. SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Group of Three Animals bred by the Exhibitor

Pair of Animals, the property of the same Exhibitor, not

necessarily Exhibitor bred

Best Male bred by a member of the South West Simmental

Club

Best Female bred by a member of the South West

Simmental Club

Best Exhibitor bred animal by a member of the South West

Simmental Club

Best Groomed and Best Led animal exhibited by a member

of the South West Simmental Club





2. MISS J LEWIS

SWAY HARLEQUIN 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ELIZA MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

CHARD GLITTER CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT CHARD DIXON MR R N DARCH & MRS L M FRENCH



Interbreed - Continental Beef Bull, born after 01.09.17 3. SWAY IVANHOE 17 PRIMA ET PP SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Royal Cornwall DATE: 7th June to 9th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Moore


Female Champion, Overall Champion, Best Exhibitor Bred &

Best Home Bred Animal

Male Champion, Reserve Overall Champion & Best Animal

Opposite Sex to Champion

Reserve Male Champion, Best Bull bred in Cornwall &

Reserve Best Bull or Heifer born on or after 01.04.17

SOWENNA GALAXY SOWENNA TAMAR CELTIC BETTY MR & MRS HAWKEY

LYNFIELD HAMISH 16 STERLING FLINT LYNFIELD WILHELMINA MR S A GUMMOW

CHEGWIDDEN IMPECIBULL 17

CHEGWIDDEN FERGAL GALLANT

14

CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL

MRS V HALL

Reserve Best Bull Bred in Cornwall CHEGWIDDEN GISMO 15 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL MRS V HALL

Reserve Female Champion & Best Heifer Owned & Bred

by an Exhibitor resident in the Counties of Cornwall, Devon

& Somerset

Best Calf at Foot, Junior Champion & Best Bull or Heifer

born on or after 01.04.17

BOSAHAN HARMONY WHITNEY SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN WHITNEY MR & MRS J OLDS

SOWENNA IOLA CASTLEGALE ERIC SOWENNA GALAXY MR & MRS HAWKEY

Reserve Best Calf at Foot & Reserve Junior Champion KILLIWORGIE CAMELIAS ICANDY KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA MR S A GUMMOW

Best Exhibitor Resident in Cornwall 1. SOWENNA GALAXY SOWENNA TAMAR CELTIC BETTY MR & MRS HAWKEY


Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. LYNFIELD HAMISH 16 STERLING FLINT LYNFIELD WILHELMINA MR S A GUMMOW

2. CHEGWIDDEN GISMO 15 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL MRS V HALL

3. SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. SOWENNA IVOR 17 CASTLEGALE ERIC SOWENNA ANNIE’S DIAMOND MR & MRS HAWKEY

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. CHEGWIDDEN IMPECIBULL 17

2. CHEGWIDDEN INVINCIBULL 17


14


14


CHEGWIDDEN BELLE

MRS V HALL

MRS V HALL

3. SOWENNA ILLUMINATE 17 CASTLEGALE ERIC CRACKLEY IRIS 74B MR & MRS HAWKEY

Cow, born before 01.01.15, in calf or with calf at foot 1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

Cow or Heifer, born in 2015, in milk with calf at foot, or


2. CHEGWIDDEN FLORENCE CHRISTOBEL CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL MRS V HALL

3. CRACKLEY CADETTE 173D TISET DARWIN CRACKLEY CADETTE 117V MISS M WELLINGTON

1. SOWENNA GALAXY SOWENNA TAMAR CELTIC BETTY MR & MRS HAWKEY

2. KILLIWORGIE CAMELIAS GRACIE KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA MR S A GUMMOW

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. BOSAHAN HARMONY WHITNEY SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN WHITNEY MR & MRS J OLDS

2. STERLING BARCARDI’S HOPE AUCHORACHAN ACDC 09 9 STERLING NAOMI’S BACARDI MR GREGORY & A LUGG

3. KILLIWORGIE BUTTERCUPS HANNAH AUCHORACHAN WIZARD

BALLINALARE FARM BUTTERCUP

2ND

MR S A GUMMOW

4. BOSAHAN HUSKY ANGELIKA SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN ANGELIKA MR & MRS J OLDS


Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. SOWENNA HENRIETTA’S IVY SOWENNA TAMAR DINTON HENRIETTA 6TH MR & MRS HAWKEY

2. SOWENNA INDIANA CURAHEEN TYSON SOWENNA ANNIE’S FIRE OPAL MR & MRS HAWKEY

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. SOWENNA IOLA CASTLEGALE ERIC SOWENNA GALAXY MR & MRS HAWKEY

2. KILLIWORGIE CAMELIAS ICANDY KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA MR S A GUMMOW

Pair of Animals 1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

Interbreed - Champion Beef Pair

Interbreed - Best Pair of Young Beef Animals, born on or

after 01.01.17


2. BOSAHAN HARMONY WHITNEY SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN WHITNEY MR & MRS J OLDS


3. CHEGWIDDEN FLORENCE CHRISTOBEL CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL MRS V HALL

3. CHEGWIDDEN GISMO 15 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CHEGWIDDEN TILLY CHRISTOBEL MRS V HALL

2. MR S A GUMMOW

3. CHEGWIDDEN IMPECIBULL 17


14


MRS V HALL

3. SOWENNA HENRIETTA’S IVY SOWENNA TAMAR DINTON HENRIETTA 6TH MR & MRS HAWKEY

Interbreed - Best Beef Cow bred by the Owner/Exhibitor 2. SOWENNA GALAXY SOWENNA TAMAR CELTIC BETTY MR & MRS HAWKEY

Interbreed - Best Beef Cow with a natural born calf at foot 3. SOWENNA GALAXY SOWENNA TAMAR CELTIC BETTY MR & MRS HAWKEY


SHOW RESULTS


193

SHOW RESULTS

Royal County of Berkshire DATE: 15th September to 16th September 2018 JUDGE: Mr S Taylor


Supreme Champion BEANHILL HIGHNESS 16 TILBROOK EARL 13 BEANHILL DUCHESS MR & MRS R J & B E KIMBER

Reserve Supreme Champion BEANHILL ELLIE HOCKENHULL MATTHEW BEANHILL BUTTER MR & MRS R J & B E KIMBER

Junior Champion BIDDLESDEN IRRESISTIBLE FLEUR HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN FLEURISSIMO BABY MISS J LEWIS

Reserve Junior Champion DEERHURST IVY PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST TABBY MISS J LEWIS

Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. BEANHILL HIGHNESS 16 TILBROOK EARL 13 BEANHILL DUCHESS MR & MRS R J & B E KIMBER

Heifer, born in 2016 1. BEANHILL ELLIE HOCKENHULL MATTHEW BEANHILL BUTTER MR & MRS R J & B E KIMBER

Maiden Heifer, born in 2017 1. BIDDLESDEN IRRESISTIBLE FLEUR HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN FLEURISSIMO BABY MISS J LEWIS


3. DEERHURST INDRA PENWERN AMBER 09 DEERHURST SWEETHEART MISS J LEWIS

Royal Norfolk DATE: 27th June to 28th June 2018 JUDGE: Miss B Borlase


Female Champion & Breed Champion HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

Reserve Female Champion HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

Male Champion, Junior Champion & Reserve Breed

Champion

Reserve Male Champion, Reserve Junior Champion &

Best Animal bred and exhibited by a breeder whose herd

is in Norfolk

Reserve Best Animal, bred and exhibited by a breeder

whose herd is in Norfolk

SCOTLAND HILL ICEMAN 17 POPES FENDT 14 SCOTLAND HILL FIREBIRD MR THOMAS HILL

WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17

CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 3RD THURSFORD FANTASTIC 14 KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 2ND M/S G D KEY & SONS

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. KEY GRACE 4TH DENIZES FIELDMARSHALL 14 KEY GRACE 2ND M/S G D KEY & SONS

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

2. KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 3RD THURSFORD FANTASTIC 14 KEY PRINCESS BANGLE 2ND M/S G D KEY & SONS

3. SWALLOWHILL ISABELLE GLENTURK DYNAMIC 12 SWALLOWHILL BLUEBELLE MRS A JUKES

4. ST TRINIANS IMOGEN TEAM WISCONSIN CAIRNVIEW BETH 14TH MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG

Heifer, born on or between 01.04.16 and 31.12.16 1. ST TRINIANS HOLLY TEAM WISCONSIN ADDLETHORPE WILDES LUCY 4 MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG

2. THEBERTON HOLLIE CELTIC BRYAN THEBERTON ABAGAIL MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.03.16 1. FIRCOVERT HYACINTH BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT COLLEEN MR P GUNTHER

Cow, in milk or with calf at foot, born between 01.01.15

and 31.12.15

2. THEBERTON HONEY KEY ERIC 13 THEBERTON VENUS MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY


Cow, in milk, in calf or with calf at foot, born prior to 2015 1. WILLIAMS TOPAZ’S BATHILDA HEATHBROW TRISTAR HORSFORDMANOR TOPAZ MRS H CLARKE

2. FIRCOVERT CECILIA HOCKENHULL RED RUM HORSFORDMANOR WONDER MR P GUNTHER

3. THEBERTON FLAVIA BURGHBRIDGE ANDREW 09 9 THEBERTON ABAGAIL MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. SCOTLAND HILL ICEMAN 17 POPES FENDT 14 SCOTLAND HILL FIREBIRD MR THOMAS HILL


HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED


4. RAVENSDALE ICEMAN 17 HEATHBROW EX FACTOR 13 RAVENSDALE GIRLIE 4TH MR M K D HIND



EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

2. HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED

3. SCOTLAND HILL ICEBREAKER 17 POPES FENDT 14

SCOTLAND HILL FRANCESCA

BLIZZARD

MR THOMAS HILL


Bull, born in or prior to 2015 1. FIRCOVERT HORATIO 16 FIRCOVERT CHESTER 11 FIRCOVERT CECILIA MR P GUNTHER

2. THEBERTON GENESIS 15 KEY DANDY 12 THEBERTON SPIRIT MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

Group of Three 1. HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED


HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED



2. THEBERTON IRIS THURSFORD ANT 09 THEBERTON VERA 2ND MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY


Interbreed - Champion Continental Junior Bull SCOTLAND HILL ICEMAN 17 POPES FENDT 14 SCOTLAND HILL FIREBIRD MR THOMAS HILL

Interbreed - Reserve Champion Junior Bull SCOTLAND HILL ICEMAN 17 POPES FENDT 14 SCOTLAND HILL FIREBIRD MR THOMAS HILL

Interbreed - Beef Breeder of the Year (presented for Best

Group of Three, owned and bred by Exhibitor)

HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW IMPORTANT 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15

HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED

Interbreed - Champion Group of Three Beef Cattle HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED


SCOTLAND HILL ICEMAN 17 POPES FENDT 14 SCOTLAND HILL FIREBIRD MR THOMAS HILL

Royal Three Counties DATE: 15th June to 17th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Rixon


Female Champion & Supreme Champion SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Male Champion & Reserve Supreme Champion SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD


Reserve Female Champion SWAY COCONUT PRIMA ET PP SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD



Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.12.16 1. SWAY COCONUT PRIMA ET PP SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Cow or Heifer, born in 2015, in milk with calf at foot or


Cow, born in 2013 or 2014, in milk or certified in calf at


2. ALCHESTER FLORA’S HYACINTH ALCHESTER ERIC 13 ALCHESTER FLORA MISS J LEWIS




Bull, born on or before 31.12.16 1. SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Pair of Animals of either sex, property of the same Exhibitor

Open Pairs, male & female, not necessarily from the same

Exhibitor


2. MISS J LEWIS

SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

Group of Three SWAY GORGEOUS GIRL SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

SWAY HECTOR 16 SWAY DRUMMER BOY 12 SWAY ROSY POSY MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

SWAY SWEET CHESTNUT OIDIPUS VODNANSKY SWAY GINGERNUT MR & MRS S & L BLOMFIELD

South of England DATE: 7th June to 9th June 2018 JUDGE: Mr D Mills


Junior Champion, Male Champion & Overall Champion WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT

Reserve Junior Champion, Female Champion, Reserve

Overall Champion & Best Exhibit of Opposite Sex to

Champion


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

SWALLOWHILL ISABELLE GLENTURK DYNAMIC 12 SWALLOWHILL BLUEBELLE MRS A JUKES

Heifer, born on or after 01.09.16 to 31.12.16 1. SWALLOWHILL HARMONY HILLCREST CHAMPION RACEVIEW ETERNAL VERONA MRS A JUKES

Heifer, born from 01.01.17 to 31.03.17 1. SWALLOWHILL ISABELLE GLENTURK DYNAMIC 12 SWALLOWHILL BLUEBELLE MRS A JUKES

2. WILLIAMS MALVENAS 12TH CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT TILLYMAUD MALVENAS 58TH MRS H CLARKE

3. SWALLOWHILL ISADORA GLENTURK DYNAMIC 12 SWALLOWHILL FAITH MRS A JUKES

4. LYNFIELD WILLOW CELTIC COMET LYNFIELD WILHELMINA M/S A E & C BISHOP

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. BOARS HEAD NELLY 7TH DRUMSLEED EXPLOSION 13 BOARS HEAD NELLY MR R J GRENHAM

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 to 31.03.17 1. WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

Bull, born on or after 01.04.17 1. WILLIAMS INVINCIBLE 17 CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT STARLINE LORETTE 24TH MRS H CLARKE

2. RAVENSDALE ICEMAN 17 HEATHBROW EX FACTOR 13 RAVENSDALE GIRLIE 4TH MR M K D HIND

3. RAVENSDALE INDIA 17 HEATHBROW EX FACTOR 13 RAVENSDALE GOLDIE 5TH MR M K D HIND

4. BOARS HEAD IMPACT 17 DRUMSLEED EXPLOSION 13 BOARS HEAD MEIERISLI 4TH MR R J GRENHAM

Interbreed - Reserve Junior Continental Beef Champion WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT

Interbreed - Reserve Male Beef Champion WILLIAMS I OF THE TIGER 17 CLONAGH TIGER GALLANT


EILEEN


EILEEN

MRS H CLARKE

MRS H CLARKE


SHOW RESULTS

Staffordshire County DATE: 30th May to 31st May 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Kimber


Female Champion & Overall Champion KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Reserve Female Champion & Reserve Overall Champion STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Male Champion STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

Reserve Male Champion LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Heifer, born on or between 01.09.16 and 31.05.17 1. STORERSMITH IRIDESSA DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13 STORERSMITH ECHO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

2. ATLOW ISABELLA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD ATLOW BELLA ROSE MR D DONNELLY

Heifer, born on or between 01.01.16 and 31.08.16 1. MOUNT HEIDI DELFUR DECIDER 12 MOUNT CAROL MR D DONNELLY

Cow, in milk or in calf or Heifer, in calf, born in 2015 1. KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Bull, born on or between 01.04.17 and 31.12.17 1. STORERSMITH INFRARED 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 STORERSMITH DOMINO MR & MRS R & L STORER SMITH

2. CHADSTON ICEBREAKER 17 BOARS HEAD GOLDBAR 15 CHADSTON EVIE’S GEM B & E CHADWICK

Bull, born on or between 01.01.17 and 31.03.17 1. LANCELOT ISAAC 17 RATHLEE BEN LANCELOT CHRIS 4TH MR & MRS J MEE

Pair


2. MR & MRS J MEE

3. MR D DONNELLY

Interbreed - Supreme Champion KENNOX DIVA’S GENA AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S DIVA MR D DONNELLY

Interbreed - Group of Three Continental

3. SIMMENTAL

Stithians DATE: 16th July 2018 JUDGE: Mr J Ellicott


Supreme Champion KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

Reserve Supreme Champion TREVERBYN HAYLEY BOSAHAN DIXON 12 TREVERBYN CARIAD MR A J HART

Best Opposite Sex to the Champion SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART


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Cow, in milk or in calf, born before 01.01.16 1. KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA LAKESIDE WARRIOR BOARS HEAD GRACE 4TH MR S A GUMMOW

2. WELLATREE GEM LAKESIDE WARRIOR BEECHES AMBER 09 MR & MRS J BUCKLAND

Heifer, born in 2016 1. TREVERBYN HAYLEY BOSAHAN DIXON 12 TREVERBYN CARIAD MR A J HART

2. WELLATREE HONEYBUN SPERRIN VIEW DIRECTOR 12 BEECHES DOT MR & MRS J BUCKLAND

3. BOSAHAN HARMONY WHITNEY SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN WHITNEY MR & MRS J OLDS


Heifer, born in 2017 1. KILLIWORGIE CAMELIAS ICANDY KILLIWORGIE EMPEROR 13 KILLIWORGIE GRACES CAMELIA MR S A GUMMOW

2. WELLATREE IVA SPOT LOSNING IVER WELLATREE FRANKIE MR & MRS J BUCKLAND

Bull, any age 1. SKYLARK GERONIMO 15 TILBROOK DEBONAIR 12 SKYLARK DIANA 2ND MR A J HART


Pair of Animals

1. MR S A GUMMOW

2. MR & MRS J BUCKLAND

3. MR & MRS J OLDS

Suffolk DATE: 30th May to 31st May 2018 JUDGE: Mr J McKay Wightman


Champion Female & Breed Champion HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED

Champion Bull & Reserve Breed Champion HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED

Reserve Champion Bull THEBERTON GENESIS 15 KEY DANDY 12 THEBERTON SPIRIT MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

Reserve Champion Female HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

Bull, born on or after 01.01.17 1. HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED


HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED


Bull, born before 01.01.17 1. THEBERTON GENESIS 15 KEY DANDY 12 THEBERTON SPIRIT MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

2. FIRCOVERT HORATIO 16 FIRCOVERT CHESTER 11 FIRCOVERT CECILIA MR P GUNTHER

Heifer, born on or after 01.04.17 1. HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S IVY HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW GIRLIE’S FREESIA D A & L A SAPSED

2. FIRCOVERT IVORY BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT CANDY MR P GUNTHER

3. FIRCOVERT IMOGEN HORSFORDMANOR BONUS 10 FIRCOVERT EDWINA MR P GUNTHER

Heifer, born in 2016 1. FIRCOVERT HYACINTH BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT COLLEEN MR P GUNTHER

Cow, in milk or in calf or Heifer, in calf, born in 2015,

having calved before 3 years of age




Cow, in milk or in calf, born before 01.01.15 1. THEBERTON FLAVIA BURGHBRIDGE ANDREW 09 9 THEBERTON ABAGAIL MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

Best Group of Three

1. D A & L A SAPSED

2. MR & MRS LJ DOWLEY

3. MR P GUNTHER

Interbreed - Reserve Champion Group of Three Beef Cattle HEATHBROW IMPORTANT 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15

Interbreed - Beef Progeny Group, two or more animals by

the same sire or out of the same dam

HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED

HEATHBROW GYPSY ROSE DIRNANEAN WELCOME 1 DARSHAM SMASH HIT D A & L A SAPSED



2. HEATHBROW IMPERIAL 17 HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HEATHBROW FRANCESCA D A & L A SAPSED


HEATHBROW SARAH’S

ELEGANCE

D A & L A SAPSED

Westmorland County DATE: 13th September 2018 JUDGE: Mr D Jones


Supreme Champion & Best Exhibitor Bred Animal BLACKPOOL HOSANNA BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL BESSY J DAVID LOFTUS

Reserve Supreme Champion BLACKPOOL GWENTH BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL EDWINA J DAVID LOFTUS

Bull, born before 01.08.17 1. BLACKPOOL HUMBUG 16 BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL TOFFEE J DAVID LOFTUS

Heifer, in calf or with calf at foot 1. BLACKPOOL GWENTH BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL EDWINA J DAVID LOFTUS

Maiden Heifer, under 30 months of age 1. BLACKPOOL HOSANNA BLACKPOOL ELY 13 BLACKPOOL BESSY J DAVID LOFTUS

Best Pair of Animals owned by Exhibitor

1. J DAVID LOFTUS

Year Letter

K 19

for 2019 is

The Year letter for Bulls born in 2019 is K followed by the year 19 eg: Prefix Kyle 19


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INTERBREED SUCCESSES

ASHBOURNE SHOW

Interbreed – Open Beef Pair

4th Mr & Mrs R & L Storer Smith

COTHI BRIDGE SHOW

BALLYMENA SHOW

Interbreed - Overall Beef Champion

Cloone Hilda - Mr J N Glasgow

Interbreed - Supreme Cattle Champion

Cloone Hilda - Mr J N Glasgow

BEITH SHOW

Interbreed - Supreme Beef Champion

Cwarre Cinderella’s Haze - Richard James Cumming

Interbreed - Champion of Champions

Annick Duchess 17th - Mr L D Quarm

(photo courtesy of The Scottish Farmer)

Interbreed – Overall Male Beef Champion

Annick Idaho 17 – Mr L D Quarm

CORNWALL PEDIGREE BEEF CALF SHOW

Interbreed - Best Group of Four Beef Animals


Cwarre Rosie’s Hyacinth - Richard James Cumming

Mainview Jezabel - Mr A Davies

Deerhurst Impulse - Mr A Davies

DUNSTER SHOW

Interbreed – Best Pair of Continental Animals

3rd Winford Vogue 11th - Messrs L J & A J Curry

3rd Winford Hannabelle - Messrs L J & A J Curry

ENGLISH NATIONAL SHOW – GREAT

YORKSHIRE

Interbreed – Reserve Continental Champion

Bosahan Infinity 17 – Mr & Mrs J Olds

Interbreed – Reserve Beef Group

Camus Harold 16 – M/S J H & V G Wood

Popes Rhona – M/S J H & V G Wood

Kennox Diva’s Gena – Mr D Donnelly

Popes Princess Hettie - M/S J H & V G Wood


FIFE SHOW

Interbreed - Interbreed Champion & Reserve

Champion of Champions

Lisglass Goldstar 15 - Mr G L Clark

HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY SHOW

Interbreed - Continental Pair

2nd D A & L A Sapsed

Interbreed - Continental Group of Three

2nd D A & L A Sapsed

Interbreed - Open Interbreed Beef Calf, born on or

after 01.01.17, handler aged 26 or younger on Show

day

2nd Hemingford Julie - Mr J A Griffin & Mrs S Arkley

6th Biddlesden Irresistible Fleur - Miss J Lewis

Interbreed - Open Interbreed Beef Calf, born

between 01.09.16 and 31.12.16, handler aged 26 or

younger on Show day

1st Heathbrow Imogen - D A & L A Sapsed

KEITH SHOW

Interbreed - Reserve Overall Group of Three

Mr WJ & J Green

NEW FOREST & HAMPSHIRE SHOW CONT.

Interbreed – Continental Beef Bull, any age

1st Sway Hector 16 - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

2nd Sway Ivanhoe 17 - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

Interbreed – Open Beef Pairs

3rd Sway Gorgeous Girl - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

3rd Sway Hector 16 - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

ROYAL BATH & WEST SHOW

Interbreed - Continental Beef Bull, born after

01.09.17

3rd Sway Ivanhoe 17 - Mr & Mrs S & A Blomfield

ROYAL CORNWALL SHOW

Interbreed - Reserve Interbreed Champion Pair

Lynfield Hamish 16 - Mr S A Gummow

Killiworgie Graces Camelia (with calf at foot Killiworgie

Camelias ICandy) - Mr S A Gummow

Interbreed - Best Pair of Young Beef Animals, born

on or after 01.01.17

3rd Chegwidden Impecibull 17 - Mrs V Hall

3rd Sowenna Henrietta’s Ivy -Mr & Mrs Hawkey



LINCOLNSHIRE SHOW

Interbreed - Reserve Supreme Junior Beef Champion

Williams I of the Tiger - Mrs H Clarke

NEILSTON SHOW

Interbreed – Champion of Champions

Annick Colleen’s Ginger – Mr L D Quarm

NEW FOREST & HAMPSHIRE SHOW

Interbreed – Best of British Beef Breed Group

1st Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

Interbreed – Continental Beef Female, Heifers &

Cows of any age

4th Sway Gorgeous Girl - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

6th Sway Sweet Chestnut - Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield

Interbreed - Best Beef Cow bred by the Owner/

Exhibitor

2nd Sowenna Galaxy - Mr & Mrs Hawkey

Interbreed - Best Beef Cow with a natural born calf

at foot

3rd Sowenna Galaxy - Mr & Mrs Hawkey


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ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW

ROYAL ULSTER BALMORAL SHOW

Interbreed - Beef Recorded Bull (Continental), born

on or after 01.01.16

1st Blackford Iolair 17 - Mr W G MacPherson

2nd Camus Harold 16 - M/S J H & V G Wood

6th Overhill House Hercules 16 - Richard McCulloch

Interbreed - Beef Breeder Continental Champion

Blackford Iolair 17 - Mr W G MacPherson

Interbreed - Champion Inter Breed Performance Bull

Ranfurly Impeccable I4 17 - Mr W D Hazelton

Interbreed - Beef Recorded Bull, continental breed,

born on or after 01.01.17

1st Ranfurly Impeccable I4 17 - Mr W D Hazelton

SCOTTISH NATIONAL SHOW – TURRIFF

ROYAL NORFOLK SHOW

Interbreed – Champion Continental Junior Bull

Scotland Hill Iceman 17 – Mr Thomas Hill

Interbreed – Reserve Champion Junior Bull


Interbreed – Beef Breeder of the Year (presented for

Best Group of Three, owned and bred by Exhibitor)

Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy – D A & L A Sapsed

Heathbrow Gypsy Rose – D A & L A Sapsed

Heathbrow Important 17 – D A & L A Sapsed

Interbreed – Champion Group of Three Beef Cattle

Heathbrow Gypsy Rose – D A & L A Sapsed

Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy – D A & L A Sapsed


Interbreed – Reserve Overall Cattle Champion

Islavale Emerald – Mr W S Stronach

Interbreed – Reserve Overall Group of Three Beef

Animals

Drumsleed Hilight 16 – Mr G W Smith

Drumsleed Gretel 15 – Mr G W Smith

Drumsleed Farina 14 – Mr G W Smith


STAFFORDSHIRE COUNTY SHOW

Interbreed - Supreme Champion

Kennox Diva’s Gena - Mr D Donnelly

SOUTH OF ENGLAND SHOW

Interbreed – Reserve Junior Continental Beef

Champion

Williams I of the Tiger 17 – Mrs H Clarke

Interbreed – Reserve Male Beef Champion

Williams I of the Tiger 17 – Mrs H Clarke

SUFFOLK SHOW

Interbreed - Reserve Champion Group of Three Beef

Cattle

Heathbrow Important 17 - D A & L A Sapsed

Heathbrow Gypsy Rose - D A & L A Sapsed

Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy - D A & L A Sapsed

Interbreed - Beef Progeny Group, two or more

animals by the same sire or out of the same dam

2nd Heathbrow Girlie’s Ivy - D A & L A Sapsed

2nd Heathbrow Imperial 17 - D A & L A Sapsed

2nd Heathbrow Important 17 - D A & L A Sapsed

TIVYSIDE SHOW

WELSH NATIONAL SHOW -

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY

Interbreed - Reserve Champion Junior Interbreed

Bull

Cwarre Idaho 17 - Richard James Cumming



Interbreed - Best Pair of Non Native Beef Heifers

Crugmelyn Icing Sugar - G & E Lloyd

Crugmelyn Icecream - G & E Lloyd

Interbreed – Exhibitor Bred Champion


Interbreed - Reserve Supreme Team of Five Beef

Cwarre Idaho 17 - Richard James Cumming

Cwarre Rosie’s Hyacinth - Richard James Cumming

Deerhurst Impulse - Mr A Davies

Crugmelyn Ilkybar Kid 17 - G & E Lloyd

Crugmelyn Idwal 17 - G & E Lloyd


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A View From

The Shows



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FOCUS ON

Focus on

ONE OF OUR

Club Secretaries

ANN JUKES

I

have been married to Tony for 52 years!!!!! We have

three lovely daughters and four wonderful grandchildren.

We farmed for twenty years at Tenterden in Kent. I ran

the farm and Tony worked in the City to pay for it. We ran

350 North Country mule sheep using Suffolk Tups. I had

always had a yearning to try some cattle.

It was in July 1989 and I was going in to Ashford Market

just to have a look! As he left for work Tony said, “ don’t

spend too much money but don’t buy rubbish”. I had very

little knowledge of cattle, but I saw what I thought were

beautiful. They were three lovely pale coloured heifers. I

did not know then what a Simmental was but from then

on, I was hooked, and it has cost Tony money ever since!!

We have both thoroughly enjoyed breeding Simmentals

and equally we have had our lives enriched by all those

supporters of the breed we have met and some of whom

have become our very closest friends.

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q


Discovery Sport

What is your favourite

drink?

Gin and Tonic

Favourite Film?

Out of Africa

Favourite Holiday

Destination?

Valbonne (South of France)

What is your taste in

music?

Abba

Favourite Book?

The Shepherd’s Life by James

Rebanks


present job what would

you like to do?

Own a racehorse

Best Simmental

Achievement to date?

Being presented with a Trophy

at South of England by the

Queen for winning Sainsburys

Super Beef Bull Competition in

2002


Focus on

ONE OF OUR

Young Members


HEATHER DUFF

I

live at Pitmudie Farm, Brechin. We run 120 commercial cows and 60

pedigree cows.

The pedigree herd was founded in 2011 with a Drumsleed cow that

was in the commercial herd, her daughter Beaujolais started up the

Pitmudie Prefix and off we went from there.

I took a late interest in the farm and livestock. My decision to join the

Young Farmers and compete in the overwintering competitions and

helping at home more changed my perspective on farming.

I then ventured up to SRUC Aberdeen to study Agriculture and after a

brilliant five years I graduated with a BSc Honours degree.

A year on I have started a part time job with Agri-Lloyd as an

independent sales agent for Angus and spend the rest of my time with

pedigrees.

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

Q

What is your favourite food?

Lasagne

Favourite Film?

War Horse

Favourite Holiday

Destination?

Spain


70s & 80s to present

Favourite Book?

Simmental Review

To date who has had the

biggest influence on you and

your herd?

My dad Arthur and Neil Caul as

without both, the herd wouldn’t be

what it is today as we have come

so far in a short space of time.



like to do?

Be a vet

Best Simmental

Achievement to date?

Receiving the Female

Championship and Reserve

Overall Champion Simmental

at the Highland Show 2018 with

Pitmudie Havana


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Society Sales Dates 2019

Society Spring Sales

Carlisle Early Spring Sale – 25th January 2019

Stirling Bull Sales – 17th-19th February 2019

Aberdeen and Northern Marts – 27th February 2019

Newark – 23rd March 2019

Northern Ireland Society Sale – 29th March 2019

Carlisle Bull Sales – 12th April 2019

Worcester – 4th May 2019

Stirling Multi-Breed – 6th May 2019

Society Autumn Sales

Worcester – 21st September 2019

Stirling Bull Sales – 20th-22nd October 2019

PROMOTING HEALTH IN BREEDING CATTLE


Requirements for

entering Society Sales

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

• All vendors must be members of CheCS approved Health Scheme.

• All entries must be tested/vaccinated for BVD (testing does not apply to accredited herds)

• All vendors must be screening for Johnes and a risk level included on the Herd Health

Declaration

• All bulls must be DNA sire verified.

• All heifers must be DNA sire verified. (The Society currently covers this cost)

• DNA samples must be in process at the absolute latest the day the entries close for the

relevant sale.

• Health Declarations must also be with the office at the very latest the day the entries close.

• To have EBVs printed in the sale catalogue all males must be scanned and have an

authenticated weighing.

• As of October 2016, all heifers need to be isolated for a minimum of seven days, tested for

IBR with a clear result, and vaccinated with an inactivated IBR marker vaccine. Entries from

accredited herds need only be vaccinated.

• All bulls listed as semen tested must have appropriate official certification presented to the

market office along with the animal’s passport. In order to receive Society – funded semen

testing credit, a further copy must be sent to the Society office within the same financial year

as the sale.


IBR POLICY FOR THE BREED

• For IBR sale rules please see pages 10 - 11.


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SALE PRECHECKS

Please be aware of the following before entering Simmental Cattle to any of our Society sales:

• Testicles

Bull’s testicles will be measured and inspected by the veterinary surgeon. They must be a

minimum size of 36 cm in circumference (14 Months), and 38 cm (over 18 months), measured

at the widest point of the scrotum. The vet retains the right at his discretion to reject any

bulls with uneven or soft testicles. Progeny from bulls with small/uneven/soft testicles

which fail inspections will not be accepted into the BSCS herd book 10 months after the sale

inspection date. Bulls which may have suffered injury will be considered on a case-by-case

basis.

• Warts

Animals with active warts must be treated by the member’s veterinary surgeon and a vet’s

certificate should be available for inspection at the Sale

• Teeth

Teeth must make proper contact with the dental pad of the upper jaw but due allowance

will be made for the age and dental development of the animal. Any animal with severely

undershot or severely overshot jaws will be rejected and progeny from such animals will not

be accepted into the BSCS herd book 10 months after the sale inspection date. Where the

veterinary surgeon declares that an animal is marginally overshot or undershot that animal

may still be offered through the sale but will be excluded from the show. The Auctioneer will

announce that at the point of inspection of animal was found to be marginally overshot or

undershot

• General Health

Animals with active infections, a contagious disease, or a disorder or condition, may be

rejected by the veterinary surgeon. Minor injuries may be treated by a veterinary surgeon in

the market but this must be announced at the time of sale. The decisions of the veterinary

surgeon appointed by the Society are final and binding. Any animal which is considered by

the vet to be not in a healthy and proper condition to be presented as representing a good

specimen of the breed at an official collective sale, will be rejected.

• Feet

Please ensure that feet and legs are sound and locomotion is satisfactory.

• Check that the animals are of good conformation/condition and meet the required minimum

weight for age as per the chart below:-

AGE IN

DAYS

WEIGHT

365 573

370 580

375 586

380 593

385 600

390 607

395 613

400 620

405 625

410 630

415 635

420 640

425 645

430 650

435 655

440 660

445 665

450 670

455 675

460 680

465 685

470 690

AGE IN

DAYS

WEIGHT

475 695

480 700

485 705

490 710

500 720

505 725

510 729

515 734

520 738

525 743

530 747

535 752

540 756

545 761

550 765

555 770

560 774

565 779

570 783

575 788

580 792

585 797

AGE IN

DAYS

WEIGHT

590 801

595 806

600 810

605 815

610 819

615 824

620 828

625 833

630 837

635 842

640 846

645 851

650 855

655 860

660 864

665 869

670 873

675 878

680 882

685 887

690 891

695 896

AGE IN

DAYS

WEIGHT

700 900

705 905

710 909

715 914

720 918

725 923

730 927

735 932

740 936

745 941

750 945

755 950

760 954

765 959

770 963

775 968

780 972

785 977

790 981

795 986

800 990

IT IS THE

PURCHASER’S

RESPONSIBILITY

TO ENSURE THAT

THE HEALTH

STATUS OF

THE CATTLE

PURCHASED MEET

THE CRITERIA OF

THEIR EXISTING

HERD HEALTH

SCHEME.

If in any doubt or

we can help any

further please

contact the

Society for further

information.



SALES REPORTS

SALES

REPORTS

2018


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SALES REPORTS

STIRLING

DATE: 18th & 19th February 2018

JUDGE: Mrs Anne MacPherson

116 Bulls sold through the ring to average £5477, a clearance rate of 82% was achieved

PRIZE

Lot No

Name Sire Dam Vendor Purchaser Area

OVERALL MALE AND SENIOR CHAMPION

Prefix

(if applicable)

112 ISLAVALE HUGO 16 ISLAVALE ECHO 2 13 ISLAVALE EMBLEM MR W S STRONACH W J BARCLAY Scotland 10000

RESERVE OVERALL MALE & RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION

145 AUCHORACHAN HUNTER 16 AUCHORACHAN ELGIN 13 AUCHORACHAN DIAMOND D & R DURNO & SONS

SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT

BULL STUD

Scotland 6200

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION

183 CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER

RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION

MR H C STUBBS & A A

BURLEIGH

Price

Gns

M/S J H & V G WOOD North West POPES 12000

175 PITMUDIE HOUSTON 16 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 MANOR PARK BABE HEATHER DUFF W & J BROWN Scotland 7800

JUNIOR CHAMPION

225 CORSKIE HARRY 16 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE BLOSSOM 10TH MR WJ & J GREEN NEWTON FARMS Scotland 7500


247 ISLAVALE HESTON 16

FEMALE CHAMPION


C24 11

ISLAVALE FRAN MR W S STRONACH RICHARD MCCULLOCH Scotland

1 WESTRIDGE BARON LOUISE 4 GRANGEWOOD BARON 10 WESTRIDGE LEGEND LOUISE 2 MR & MRS M WARD & SONS K EUNSON 3200


8 NEWBIEMAINS I’M BRILLIANT NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13

TOP PRICE BULLS

247 ISLAVALE HESTON 16

240 ISLAVALE HARVEST 16


C24 11


C24 11

NEWBIEMAINS BLINKING

BRILLIANT

183 CAMUS HAROLD 16 KILBRIDE FARM NEWRY CAMUS EASTER

OVERHILL

HOUSE

24000

JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE MR W LOGAN Scotland 4000

ISLAVALE FRAN MR W S STRONACH RICHARD MCCULLOCH Scotland

ISLAVALE FLOWER MR W S STRONACH W H ROBSON & SONS

MR H C STUBBS & A A

BURLEIGH

Northern

Ireland

OVERHILL

HOUSE

24000

KILBRIDE FARM 16000

M/S J H & V G WOOD North West POPES 12000

259 KILBRIDE FARM HAKA 16 KILBRIDE FARM WARREN KILBRIDE FARM EUNICE 145D W H ROBSON & SONS MR WJ & J GREEN Scotland CORSKIE 10000

112 ISLAVALE HUGO 16 ISLAVALE ECHO 2 13 ISLAVALE EMBLEM MR W S STRONACH W J BARCLAY Scotland 10000

249 BLACKFORD HURRICANE 16 HOCKENHULL WATERLOO BLACKFORD WALNUT MR W G MACPHERSON

MR & MRS P B & J A

BORLASE

South East SACOMBE 9000

222 WOODHALL HUGH 16 CURAHEEN EMANUEL WOODHALL DEE H & J MACASKILL DELFUR FARMS Scotland DELFUR 8000

175 PITMUDIE HOUSTON 16 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 MANOR PARK BABE HEATHER DUFF W & J BROWN Scotland 7800

225 CORSKIE HARRY 16 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE BLOSSOM 10TH MR WJ & J GREEN NEWTON FARMS 7500

161 WOLFSTAR HUMDINGER 16 TEAM CELTIC 11 WOLFSTAR WANNABE MR A KING COLIN INGLIS Scotland GREENCAP 7500

269 WOODHALL HERBIE 16 KNOCKREAGH DANDY 12 WOODHALL CECILY H & J MACASKILL MR N F MCGOWAN Scotland INCHEOCH 7500

153 WOLFSTAR HENDRICKS 16 TEAM CELTIC 11 WOLFSTAR BEAUTY MR A KING MR R FORREST Scotland PRESTON 7200

213 WOODHALL HADRIAN 16 LINDE GENERAL

WOODHALL DAHLIA

(UK560372401118)

H & J MACASKILL CUSHNIE FARMS Scotland 7200

104 ISLAVALE HERO 16 CELTIC COMET 12 ISLAVALE EMERALD MR W S STRONACH PITGAVENY FARMS Scotland PITGAVENY 7000

148 DENIZES HERO 16 BOSAHAN DYNAMO 12 DENIZES MELODY 18TH MR M A BARLOW SMALLBURN FARMS Scotland 7000

164 ISLAVALE HAMILTON 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE WHOOPII MR W S STRONACH

193 CAIRNORRIE HULK 16 CAIRNORRIE FLINTSTONE 14 BURGHBRIDGE VICKY 2ND MR N A SHAND

203 COOLCRANNEL HERO 16

TOP PRICE FEMALES

12

13

14

STRATHISLA HONESTY’S

TWIGGY

STRATHISLA HAWTHORN’S

HARRIET

STRATHISLA HUMBLE’S

HARRIET

DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY

EX 92

REECE & ANDREW

SIMMERS

MACFARLANE FARMS

LTD

Scotland BACKMUIR 7000

Scotland 7000

COOLCRANNEL FIONA K C VEITCH MR D ISBISTER Scotland 7000

ISLAVALE DONALD 12 STRATHISLA DOVE’S TWIGGY STRATHISLA FARMS HARTE PEAT LTD 6800

ISLAVALE DONALD 12

ISLAVALE DONALD 12

8 NEWBIEMAINS I’M BRILLIANT NEWBIEMAINS EMPIRE 13

17 STRATHISLA HOPE’S VERONICA ISLAVALE DONALD 12

18

STRATHISLA HIGHLIGHT’S

TWIGGY

ISLAVALE DONALD 12

STRATHISLA BARBARA’S

HARRIET

STRATHISLA DANDELION’S

HARRIET

NEWBIEMAINS BLINKING

BRILLIANT

STRATHISLA DIMPLE’S

VERONICA

STRATHISLA BEYONCE’S

TWIGGY

STRATHISLA FARMS

GARY & JONNY

MCCAMMOND

Northern

Ireland

MAGHEREAGH 6000

STRATHISLA FARMS MR & MRS HAWKEY Cornwall SOWENNA 5800

JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE MR W LOGAN Scotland 4000

STRATHISLA FARMS W M PATTERSON & SON Scotland AULTMORE 4000

STRATHISLA FARMS GARY HINDMARSH North East WARKSHAUGH 3200

1 WESTRIDGE BARON LOUISE 4 GRANGEWOOD BARON 10 WESTRIDGE LEGEND LOUISE 2 MR & MRS M WARD & SONS K EUNSON 3200

19

STRATHISLA HONOUR’S

TWIGGY

ISLAVALE DONALD 12 STRATHISLA ABBEY’S TWIGGY STRATHISLA FARMS GARY HINDMARSH North East WARKSHAUGH 2800

11 STRATHISLA HEATHER’S HAKA ISLAVALE DONALD 12 STRATHISLA DOLLY’S HAKA STRATHISLA FARMS GARY HINDMARSH North East WARKSHAUGH 2600

20 KINNINMONTH SUSANNA 8TH POPES BARCLAY 10 INNERWICK SUSANNA 6TH MR A J WILSON KINCRAIGIE FARMS Scotland 2200



ISLAVALE HESTON 16 - Top Price Bull & Reserve Junior Champion, bred by Mr

W S Stronach, sold for 24,000gns to Richard McCulloch (Overhill House)

ISLAVALE HARVEST 16 - 2nd Top Price Bull, bred by Mr W S Stronach and sold

for 16,000gns to W H Robson & Sons (Kilbride Farm)

SALES REPORTS

CAMUS HAROLD 16 - Intermediate Champion bred by Mr J Campbell,

exhibited by Mr H C Stubbs & A A Burleigh, sold for 12,000gns to M/S J H & V

G Wood (Popes)

ISLAVALE HUGO 16 - Senior & Overall Male Champion, bred by Mr W S

Stronach and sold for 10,000gns to W J Barclay

KILBRIDE FARM HAKA 16 - Also selling at 10,000gns, bred by W H Robson &

Sons, sold to Mr W J & J Green (Corskie)

BLACKFORD HURRICANE 16 - Bred by Mr W G MacPherson, sold for 9,000gns

to Mr & Mrs P B & J A Borlase (Sacombe)


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SALES REPORTS

WOODHALL HUGH 16 - Bred by H & J Macaskill, sold for 8,000gns to Delfur

Farms (Delfur)

PITMUDIE HOUSTON 16 - Reserve Intermediate Champion, bred by Heather

Duff, sold for 7,800gns, to W & J Brown

CORSKIE HARRY 16 - Junior Champion, bred by Mr W J & J Green and sold for

7,500gns to Newton Farms

WOLFSTAR HUMDINGER 16 - Also selling at 7,500gns, bred by Mr A King and

sold to Colin Inglis (Greencap)

WOODHALL HERBIE 16 - Again at 7,500gns, bred by H & J Macaskill and sold

to Mr N F McGowan (Incheoch)

WOLFSTAR HENDRICKS 16 - Selling at 7,200gns, bred by Mr A King and sold to

R Forrest (Preston)



STRATHISLA HONESTY’S TWIGGY - Top Price Female, bred by Strathisla Farms

and sold for 6,800gns to Harte Peat Ltd

STRATHISLA HAWTHORN’S HARRIET - 2nd Top Price Female at 6,000gns, also

bred by Strathisla Farms and sold to Gary & Jonny McCammond

SALES REPORTS

NEWBIEMAINS I’M BRILLIANT - Reserve Female Champion, bred by Jim &

Patricia Goldie and sold for 4,000gns to W Logan

H & J Macaskill (Woodhall) won the R H Carter Trophy for the Best Group of Three


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SALES REPORTS

Simmental Females

Heifers born on or after September 20, 2015 – 1, Mr and Mrs M Ward and Sons’ Westridge Baron Louise 4, by Grangewood Baron, 3200gns to K Eunson, Braebuster, Deerness, Orkney; 2, J and P Goldie’s

Newbiemains I’m Brilliant, by Newbiemains Empire, 4000gns to JH Logan and Co, Dalfask, Girvan, Ayrshire; 3, AL Wilson’s Cairnview Rea 5, by Wroxall Cocker-LeekySoup, 2000gns to JH Logan and Co; 4, AJ Wilson’s

Cairnview Sonia 4, by Cairnview Snazzy, 1900gns to JH Logan and Co; 5, N and N Gwynne’s Chestermann Data Honey, by Overhill House Data, 2000gns to G Wealleans and Son, Angel Row, Greenlaw, Duns.

Simmental Bulls

Bulls born on or between February 24 and March 27, 2016 – 1, senior champion and supreme champion, WS Stonach’s Islavale Hugo, by Islavale Echo, 10,000gns to WJ Barclay, Whiteknowes, Deskford, Cullen,

Buckie; 2, WS Stronach’s Islavale Hero, by Celtic Comet, 7000gns to Pitgaveny Farms, Elgin; 3, G and A Christie’s Rockytop Hercules, by Corskie Cannon, 6500gns to WR Simmers and Sons, Backmuir, Keith; 4, R

McCulloch’s Overhill House Heston, by Corbally Extreme, 5800gns to J Pirie, Blarnavaid, Drymen; 5, J and G Houliston’s Saltire Hamish, by Celtic Rock, 2700gns to WSL Muir, Upper Onston, Stenness, Stromness, Orkney.

Bulls born on or between March 28 and April 7, 2016 – 1, C McIlwaine’s Corrick Hamlet, by Delfur Decider, 6500gns to Grove Farms, per R McKinnon, Meikle Barncleugh, Irongray, Dumfries; 2, J Jeffrey’s Kersknowe

Hippo, by Auchorachan Excalibur, 6200gns to Douganhill Farms, c/o B MacTaggart, Orchardton Mains, Palnackie, Castle Douglas; 3, B Grant’s Dellfield Hamish, by Islavale Ensign, 4000gns to K Thain and Son, Shank,

Glenbarry, Knock, Huntly; 4, R McCulloch’s Overhill House Keeper, by Curaheen Drifter, 3500gns to R Garden, Culfosie, Echt; 5, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Hercules, by Kilbride Farm Benone, 3800gns to G Stewart and Sons,

Strathmore, Coull, Aboyne.

Bulls born on or between April 8 and 18, 2016 – 1, WS Stronach’s Islavale Henson, by Islavale Echo, 5200gns to J and MH Brims, Thruster Mains, Bilbister, Wick; 2, WS Stronach’s Islavale Howard, by Colnguish

Emperor, 4000gns to Grove Farms, per R McKinnon, Meikle Barncleugh, Irongray, Dumfries; 3, H Duff’s Pitmudie Hampden, by Overhill House Eragon, 5200gns to JW Fullerton and Sons, Corsbie, Earlston, Berwickshire; 4,

MJ and AM Mill’s Shawshill Hugo, by Dargill Emperor, unsold; 5, MA Barlow’s Denizes Hugo, by Dinton Nautical, 5200gns to Mountquhanie Farms, Cupar, Fife.

Bulls born on or between April 19 and May 1, 2016 – 1, reserve senior and reserve supreme, D and R Durno and Sons’ Auchorachan Hunter, by Auchorachan Elgin, 6200gns to Scottish Government Bull Stud,

Longman Road, Inverness; 2, D Lowry’s Keeldrum Hoffman, by Keeldrum Elvis, 6500gns to WA Galloway and Son, Culnoag, Sorbie, Newton Stewart; 3, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Hustler, by Ravensdale Chopper, 4000gns

to J Scott and Sons, Claybraes, South Ronaldsay, Orkney; 4, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Hash Tag, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 3000gns to JA Taylor, Skirling Craig, Biggar; 5, J Jeffrey’s Kersknowe Hagrid, by Braidwood Duke,

5200gns to J White and Sons, Middle Steads, Selkirk.

Bulls born on or between May 2 and 12, 2016 – 1, MA Barlow’s Denizes Hero, by Bosahan Dynamo, 7000gns to Smallburn Farms, Mayne Farm, Elgin; 2, SB Knox’s Kyleston High Five, by Keeldrum Eclipse, 5000gns to

WSL Muir, Upper Onston, Stenness, Stromness, Orkney; 3, WE Nelson and GE Nelson’s Drumcritten Harry, by Dermotstown Delboy, 3500gns to WSL Muir, Upper Onston, Stenness, Stromness, Orkney; 4, A King’s Wolfstar

Hendricks, by Team Celtic, 7200gns to R Forrest, Preston, Duns; 5, RJ Boyd’s Slievenagh Hallmark, by Kilbride Farm Delboy, 3000gns to TG Hamilton, Killumpha, Pott Logan, Wigtonshire.

Bulls born on or between May 13 and June 4, 2016 – 1, A King’s Wolfstar Humdinger, by Team Celtic, 7500gns to C Inglis, Craegorry, Dalachy, Aberdour; 2, WS Stronach’s Islavale Hamilton, by Atlow Dixon, 7000gns

to WR Simmers and Sons, Backmuir, Keith; 3, Mr and Mrs M Ward and Sons’ Westridge Hugo, by Westridge Einstein, 5800gns to Craighill Farms, Duntrune, Dundee; 4, JN Glasgow’s Bridgewater Farm Handsome, by

Dermotstown Delboy, 3000gns to MJ MacDonald, Ardmore, Waternish, Isle of Skye; 5, H Duff’s Pitmudie Harrison, by Corrick Caesar, 3500gns to Hole of Clean Farm, Ardgaith, Errol.

Bulls born on or between June 5 and 25, 2016 – 1 and reserve intermediate, H Duff’s Pitmudie Houston, by Overhill House Eragon, 7800gns to W and J Brown, Hilton of Culsh, New Deer, Turriff; 2, HC Stubbs and AA

Burleigh’s Derrycallaghan Happy Harry, by Dirnanean Bradley, 4500gns to GH Sinclair and Son, Nottingham Mains, Latheron, Caithness; 3, C McIlwaine’s Corrick Hayden, by Kilbride Farm Delboy, 5000gns to WR Simmers

and Sons, Backmuir, Keith; 4, W Young’s Skerrington Henchman, by Teviot Cracker, 4800gns to W Young and Sons, Polquhairn, Ochiltree; 5, SB Knox’s Kyleston Herman, by Keeldrum Eclipse, 5000gns to AR Mathers and

Sons, Wardes, Kintore, Inverurie.

Bulls born on or between June 26 and July 15, 2016 – 1 and intermediate champion, HC Stubbs and AA Burleigh’s Camus Harold, by Kilbride Farm Newry, 12,000gns to JH Wood, Popes Farm, Longbridge Road,

Dutton, Preston; 2, SP McDonald’s Coolcran Hercules, by Dirnanean Bradley, 5200gns to S Ridland, Berga, Westerskeld, Bixter, Shetland; 3, HC Stubbs and AA Burleigh’s Derrycallaghan Humpty Dumpty, by Kilbride Farm

Newry, 4200gns to J and TF MacFarlane, Flass, Westruther, Gordon; 4, J Sinclair Gunn’s Mavsey Hans Jenson, by Mavsey Dabbler, 3500gns to D and E Begg, Mains of Cowie, Stonehaven; 5, SB Knox’s Kyleston Highflyer,

by Keeldrum Eclipse, 5000gns to MJ and J McLaren, Fintalich, Muthill, Crieff.

Bulls born on or between July 16 and August 2, 2016 – 1, KC Veitch’s Coolcrannel Hero, by Dermotstown Delboy, 7000gns to D Isbister, Oldhall, Stromness, Orkney; 2, NA Shand’s Cairnorrie Hulk, by Cairnorrie

Flintstone, 7000gns to MacFarlane Farms, Quixwood, Duns; 3, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Heavy, by Dirnanean Bradley, 4000gns to M Poland, Lower Preshaw House, Upham, Southampton; 4, Mr and Mrs M Ward and Sons’

Westridge Hippo, Grangewood Baron, 6000gns to R Osbourne, Castlehill, Durisdeer, Thornhill, Dumfries; 5, WH Robson and Sons’ Kilbride Farm Hurricane, by Sneumgaard Imperator, 5200gns to TG Hamilton, Killumpha,

Port Logan, Wigtonshire.

Bulls born on or between August 3 and 19, 2016 – 1, M and E McCloskey’s Drumagarner Hughes, by Rabawn Flame, 6500gns to WJ and J Green, Corskie, Garmouth, Fochabers; 2, H and J Macaskill’s Woodhall

Hadrian, by Linde General, 7200gns to Cushnie Farms Partnership, Wardes, Kintore, Inverurie; 3, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Hull, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 5500gns to W and R Murdoch, Murroch Farm, Dumbarton; 4, M and

E McCloskey’s Drumgarner Hurley, by Rabawn Flame, 2800gns to GT and S Coghill, Muce, Birsay, Orkney; 5, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Huckle, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 6200gns to Redhouse Farms, Redhouse of Barra,

Oldmeldrum, Inverurie.

Bulls born on or between August 20 and September 5, 2016 – 1 and junior champion, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Harry, by Dirnanean Bradley, 7500gns to Newton Farms, Mains of Newton, Craigellachie, Aberlour; 2,

GW Smith’s Drumsleed Hotshot, by Auroch Ace, 3500gns to Ferguson Brothers, Gillandersland, The Loan, Muiravonside, Linlithgow; 3, WH Robson and Sons’ Kilbride Farm Highflier, by Kilbride Farm Warren, 5800gns to

GT and S Coghill, Muce, Birsay, Orkney; 4, NA Shand’s Cairnorrie Highlander, by Cairnorrie Brandy, 2900gns to N Thow and Partners, Densie, Auchenblae, Laurencekirk; 5, H and J Macaskill’s Woodhall Hugh, by Curaheen

Emanuel, 8000gns to Delfur Farms, Dundurcas, Rothes, Aberlour.

Bulls born on or between September 6 and 11, 2016 – 1, D and R Durno and Sons’ Auchorachan Hawk, by Sowenna Aristrocrat, 5200gns to MacFarlane Farms, Quixwood, Duns; 2, WS Stronach’s Islavale Handsome,

by Ranfurly Confederate, 6000gns to Firm of D and J Smith, Fallaw Farm, Inverkeilour, Angus; 3, JD Loftus’ Blackpool Harper, by Blackpool Ely, 4000gns to AR Mathers and Sons, Wardes, Kintore, Inverurie; 4, WJ and J

Green’s Corskie Hulk, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 5500gns to ID Johnston, Kirkton, Bothkennar, Falkirk; 5, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Heinz, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 5500gns to J Graham and Son, West Balgothrie, Leslie,

Glenrothes.

Bulls born on or between September 12 and 25, 2016 – 1 and reserve junior, WS Stronach’s Islavale Heston, by Ranfurly Confederate, 24,000gns to R McCulloch, Overhill House, Armadale, West Lothian; 2, WS

Stronach’s Islavale Harvest, by Ranfurly Confederate, 16,000gns to WH Robson and Sons, Kilbride Farm, Cogry Road, Doagh, Ballyclare, County Antrim; 3, M and E McCloskey’s Drumagarnier Hickey, by Drumagarnier Eden,

4000gns to J and TF MacFarlane, Flass, Westruther, Gordon; 4, N and N Gwynne’s Chestermann Haribo, by Overhill House Data, 6500gns to J Anderson and Son, Headshaw, Lauder, Berwickshire; 5, R Rodgers’ Hiltonstown

Hennessy, by Dermotstown Delboy, 5200gns to HH and A Swanson, Tister, Halkirk, Caithness.

Bulls born on or between September 26 and October 16, 2016 – 1, WH Robson and Sons’ Kilbride Farm Haka, by Kilbride Farm Warren, 10,000gns to WJ and J Green, Corskie, Garmouth, Fochabers; 2, WS

Stronach’s Islavale Hi-Flier, by Wolfstar Elusive, 6500gns to W Walton and Sons, Dunns Houses, Otterburn, Newcastle upon Tyne; 3, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Houston, by Linde General, 5500gns to Kedzlie Farm, Blainslie,

Lauderdale; 4, WS Stronach’s Islavale Hulk, by Ranfurly Confederate, 6200gns to J and T Clark, Kerchesters, Kelso; 5, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Harvey, by Dirnanean Bradley, unsold.

Bulls born on or after October 17 2016 – 1, D and R Durno and Sons’ Auchorachan Hotshot, by Team Fergus, 4800gns to W and J Coghill, Ackergill Mains, Wick; 2, H and J Macaskill’s Woodhall Herbie, by Knockreagh

Dandy, 7500gns to F McGowan, Incheoch Farms, Alyth; 3, WS Stronach’s Islavale Herriot, by Wolfstar Elusive, 4000gns to Scawfell Genetics, Gosforth, Seascale; 4, WS Stronach’s Islavale Hobbit, by Curaheen Bandit,

4200gns to T Hill, Mill Farm, Daw Lane, Wadworth; 5, BW Chambers’ Shanehill Hercules, by Kilbride Farm Newry, unsold. OTHERLEADING prices: 9000gns – WG MacPherson’s Blackford Hurricane, by Hockenhull Waterloo,

to PB and JA Borlase, Sacombe Hill, Watton at Stone, Hertfordshire

Data provided courtesy of the Scottish Farmer


WOODHALL REDUCTION

DATE: 19TH FEBRUARY 2018

Averages: 27 cows with calves at foot @ 5409, 5 in-calf heifers @ £3318, 9 maiden

heifers @ £2543, 1 stock bull @ £9450

PRIZE

Lot No


TOP PRICE FEMALES

60 WOODHALL FLAIR

63 WOODHALL FRIDAY

CURAHEEN COMMANCHE

ET (SV)

CURAHEEN COMMANCHE

ET (SV)

WOODHALL AMBER

H & J MACASKILL

PETER & MARJORY

MCDIARMID

WOODHALL WISHINGWELL H & J MACASKILL RICHARD MCCULLOCH Scotland

Prefix

(if applicable)

Price

Gns

Scotland BALBEG 14000

OVERHILL

HOUSE

38 WOODHALL BRANDIE ANNICK TALISKER WOODHALL VEANNA H & J MACASKILL MR WJ & J GREEN Scotland CORSKIE 9000

54 WOODHALL ELISHA RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL AUTUMN H & J MACASKILL HARTE PEAT LTD 8000

40 WOODHALL CHELSEA WOODHALL WEBSTER WOODHALL WISHINGWELL H & J MACASKILL

MR R S & M E

WEATHERUP

10000

Scotland ROMA 7500

65 WOODHALL FANCY 14 BALU PEREGRINA H & J MACASKILL MR N A SHAND Scotland CAIRNORRIE 7500

44 WOODHALL DAPHNE RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL VICARIOUS H & J MACASKILL JOSEPH KELLY 7000

47 WOODHALL DOTTY ANNICK TALISKER WOODHALL WISCONSIN H & J MACASKILL

62 WOODHALL FRANCES 14 RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL VIGNETTE H & J MACASKILL

53 WOODHALL EVA STEINADLER WOODHALL BANTER H & J MACASKILL

MACFARLANE FARMS

LTD

M/S G WEALLEANS

& SON

GEOFF & KATE

ANDERSON

Scotland 6200

Scotland 5900

Scotland QUARRYHILL 5000

58 WOODHALL FAYE RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL WENUTU H & J MACASKILL MR J G HAMILTON Scotland 5000

35 WOODHALL VIVIANNA WOODHALL PERCY WOODHALL CILLA H & J MACASKILL HARTE PEAT LTD

61 WOODHALL FREYA (P) CURAHEEN COMMANCHE WOODHALL AURORA H & J MACASKILL J C MACIVER Scotland 4500

45 WOODHALL DULCE ANNICK TALISKER WOODHALL WAINSCOTT H & J MACASKILL HARTE PEAT LTD

57 WOODHALL ERISKAY GP 84 ANNICK TALISKER WOODHALL TAZZA H & J MACASKILL

51 WOODHALL DELIGHT RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL WENUTU H & J MACASKILL

DAVID ROSS & FIONA

SHAND

J C MCLAREN &

PARTNERS

Southern

Ireland

Southern

Ireland

4500

4200

Scotland COLTFIELD 4200

Scotland DARGILL 3800

42 WOODHALL CLINIQUE WOODHALL WEBSTER WOODHALL WATERLILY H & J MACASKILL GAVIN BROWN Scotland SPRINGFIELD 3500

66 WOODHALL GINA RACEVIEW ALL-STAR KK WOODHALL BERYL 10 H & J MACASKILL M/S G D KEY & SONS East Anglia KEY 3500

72 WOODHALL HATTIE RACEVIEW ELTON KK WOODHALL DAMSEL H & J MACASKILL J L & C J WEATHERUP

Northern

Ireland

LISGLASS 3500

74 WOODHALL HONOR 15 SAMSON WOODHALL FREYA H & J MACASKILL PROF W A PENNY Scotland HAREHEAD 3500

TOP PRICE BULLS

82 ISLAVALE FRONTIER 14 CURAHEEN BANDIT ISLAVALE BRIANA H & J MACASKILL

MR R S & M E

WEATHERUP

Scotland ROMA 9000


SALES REPORTS

WOODHALL FLAIR AND WOODHALL INFAMOUS 17 - Top Price at 14,000gns was Woodhall

Flair and her bull calf Woodhall Infamous 17, sold to Peter & Marjory McDiarmid (Balbeg)


215

SALES REPORTS

ABERDEEN & NORTHERN MARTS

DATE: 28TH FEBRUARY 2018

JUDGE: Alan Lawson

9 Bulls sold to average £6615 100% clearance

PRIZE

Lot No


OVERALL CHAMPION

55 BLACKFORD HERO 16


53 ISLAVALE HAMISH 2 16

TOP PRICE BULLS

55 BLACKFORD HERO 16

KILBRIDE FARM

DOUBLEACTION 12

GRETNA HOUSE SUPERSONIC

1063

KILBRIDE FARM

DOUBLEACTION 12

BLACKFORD BUNTY 2 MR W G MACPHERSON G HAYES & SON

Northern

Ireland

Prefix

(if applicable)

Price

Gns

HAYSTAR 13000

ISLAVALE TOPAZ 3 MR W S STRONACH THOMSON & SONS Scotland 5200

BLACKFORD BUNTY 2 MR W G MACPHERSON G HAYES & SON

Northern

Ireland

HAYSTAR 13000

60 CORSKIE HECK 16 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE DEANA MR WJ & J GREEN THE DUKE Scotland 8000

57 DRUMSLEED HEROD 16 RAVENSDALE CHOPPER 11 DRUMSLEED BUBBLES MR G W SMITH MR I W HALL 6000

54 TILLYEVE HOMER 16 WOODHALL ELLISON 13 TILLYEVE AURORA MESSRS C & M BRUCE MESSRS J A ROSS Scotland 6000

61 DRUMSLEED HILUX 16 KILBRIDE FARM BENONE 10 DRUMSLEED CASSANDRA 11 MR G W SMITH A J BLACKHALL 5500

53 ISLAVALE HAMISH 2 16

GRETNA HOUSE SUPERSONIC

1063

ISLAVALE TOPAZ 3 MR W S STRONACH THOMSON & SONS Scotland 5200

56 ISLAVALE HOMER 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE ANYA MR W S STRONACH I A BARCLAY Scotland BARCLAYS 5000

59 CORSKIE HERCULES 16 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE SUNSET MR WJ & J GREEN MR. WATSON Scotland 5000

52 TILLYEVE HAMISH 16 GRANGEWOOD COLUMBUS 11 TILLYEVE BONNIE MESSRS C & M BRUCE J & J WATT 3000

BLACKFORD HERO 16- Top Price Bull & Overall Champion bred by Mr W G

MacPherson sold for 13000gns to G Hayes & Son (Haystar)

CORSKIE HECK 16 – 2nd Top Price Bull bred by Mr W J & J Green, sold for

8000gns to Duke of Fife Estate

ISLAVALE HAMISH 2 16 - Reserve Overall Champion & selling at 5200gns, bred by Mr W S Stronach, sold to Thomson & Sons (pictured on the right with Blackford Hero)


Prize List

ABERDEEN & NORTHERN MARTS,

THAINSTONE, INVERURIE

Show & Sale of Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle

Simmental Society Sponsored Prizes - 1st May 2018

The British Simmental Cattle Society Ltd Champion Simmental Sired Heifer with Calf at Foot - £50 Prize

Money and Perpetual Challenge Trophy.

With her Limousin cross bull calf at foot £3,000

Ardhuncart Farms, Ardhuncart, Kildrummy

Best Heifer Any Breed Suckling a Calf by a Registered Simmental Bull - £50 Prize Money

With her bull calf at foot by Innerwick Amazon UK560363 300469 £2,700

C & G Gordon, Lost Farm, Strathdon

Top Average of Three Simmental Sired Heifers with Calves at Foot - £50 Prize Money

£3,000 with a Bull Calf

£2,900 with a Bull Calf

£2,850 with a Heifer Calf

Average £2,916.66


SALES REPORTS

A View From The Sales


217

SALES REPORTS

NEWARK

7 Bulls averaged at £3510 78% Clearance

DATE: 10th March 2018

JUDGE: Ian Willison

PRIZE

Lot No


OVERALL CHAMPION & MALE CHAMPION

101

STORERSMITH HEART-THROB

16

RESERVE OVERALL & FEMALE CHAMPION

LISGLASS BARNABUS 10

STORERSMITH ELISSA

MR & MRS R & L STORER

SMITH

Midlands

Prefix

(if applicable)

118 HEATHBROW INDIGO HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HOCKENHULL CLAIRE 21ST D A & L A SAPSED MR & MRS J MEE Midlands LANCELOT 3800


98 GRANGEWOOD HESTON 16 GRANGEWOOD DAMASCUS 12 STARNHILL TOLLIE 2ND MR & MRS AS & YA LEEDHAM JAMES KNIGHT FARMS 3300


111 MIDHOPE GLAMOROUS WOODHALL EVERHART 13 MIDHOPE TATE 2ND MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH C R FOVARGUE BROS Midlands EDRODA 2600

TOP PRICE BULLS

99 HEMINGFORD HORATIO 16 CORSKIE DREAMER 12 HEMINGFORD VIOLET

MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S

ARKLEY

PETER HARRIS & DAVID

HARRIS

Price

Gns

NOT

SOLD

Midlands LAWFORD 3400

98 GRANGEWOOD HESTON 16 GRANGEWOOD DAMASCUS 12 STARNHILL TOLLIE 2ND MR & MRS AS & YA LEEDHAM JAMES KNIGHT FARMS 3300

107 STERLING HARRY 16 ANNICK EXOCET 13 STERLING TONIA’S EBONY MR J MCMILLAN MR & MRS P LOVATT Midlands LONGEDGE 3200

102 BLUE CEDAR HUCKLEY 16 WROXALL ABACUS 09 9 HUNNYHILL WENDY NIGEL DARLING SIMONS BROS 2900

108 KEY HANS SOLO 16 HORSFORDMANOR WISE GUY

BLAKEWELL PRINCESS’S

BANGLE

M/S G D KEY & SONS

MESSRS ATKIN

BROTHERS

North West GRANGEFIELDS 2800

104 LANCELOT HUGO 16 RATHLEE BEN STARLINE KARINA 26TH MR & MRS J MEE E A SCHOLEFIELD 2800

TOP PRICE FEMALES

118 HEATHBROW INDIGO HEATHBROW GRAND SLAM 15 HOCKENHULL CLAIRE 21ST D A & L A SAPSED MR & MRS J MEE Midlands LANCELOT 3800

111 MIDHOPE GLAMOROUS WOODHALL EVERHART 13 MIDHOPE TATE 2ND MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH C R FOVARGUE BROS Midlands EDRODA 2600

121 HEATHBROW ISABELLA LAUBE HEATHBROW FINDLAY 14 HEATHBROW BLOSSOM LAUBE D A & L A SAPSED C J PATMORE South East NORMAN 1700

122 HOCKENHULL LOUISE 41ST BLACKFORD HARVESTER HOCKENHULL LOUISE 37TH MR & MRS J MEE MISS KIRSTY MCCAIG East Anglia ST TRINIANS 1700

147 FIRCOVERT FLO VIENNA BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT VIENNA MR P GUNTHER P K FARMS 1650

115 HEATHBROW INGRID CELTIC COMET HEATHBROW DANDIE LAUBE D A & L A SAPSED PAUL CADE East Anglia CADE 1600

143 FIRCOVERT FLIRTY GIRL BURGHBRIDGE BRADLEY 10 FIRCOVERT CORAL MR P GUNTHER P K FARMS 1550

112

GRANGEWOOD TOLLIE’S

GRACE

POPES BARCLAY 10

GRANGEWOOD TOLLIE’S

EMERALD

140 BURGHBRIDGE EMILY 28TH CORSKIE FREDDY 14 BURGHBRIDGE EMILY 10TH MR C J G CLARKE

MR & MRS AS & YA LEEDHAM R B WATSON 1500

MESSRS ATKIN

BROTHERS

North West GRANGEFIELDS 1500

STORERSMITH HEART-THROB 16 - Male & Overall Champion, bred by Mr &

Mrs R & L Storersmith - Not Sold

HEATHBROW INDIGO - Top Price on the day and Female Champion &

Reserve Overall Champion bred by D A & L A Sapsed, sold for 3800gns to Mr

& Mrs J Mee (Lancelot)


CARLISLE

10 Bulls averaged at £3118.50

CORSKIE HADDEN 16 - Overall Male Champion & Top Price Bull,

bred by Mr WJ & J Green, sold for 3800gns to R C Robinson

DATE: 20th April 2018

PRIZE

Lot No


OVERALL CHAMPION & MALE CHAMPION

JUDGE: Stewart Stronach Jr

Prefix

(if applicable)

15 CORSKIE HADDEN 16 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE EDNA MR WJ & J GREEN R C ROBINSON 3800

RESERVE OVERALL & RESERVE MALE CHAMPION

14 CHESTERMANN HAROLD 16 OVERHILL HOUSE DATA 12


MALI 4

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE A LINDSAY & CO Scotland 3400

TOP PRICE BULLS

15 CORSKIE HADDEN 16 BEL DHU CAPERCAILLIE 11 CORSKIE EDNA MR WJ & J GREEN R C ROBINSON 3800

16 CHESTERMANN HORATIO 16 OVERHILL HOUSE DATA 12

14 CHESTERMANN HAROLD 16 OVERHILL HOUSE DATA 12


NATALIE2


MALI 4

Price

Gns

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE PALMALLET FARMS LTD Scotland 3800

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE A LINDSAY & CO Scotland 3400

11 ROOKLEA HEART OF GOLD 16 LOSNING IVER ROOKLEA ANNA 13TH MRS A TRAFFORD N&A&M&S TROTTER 3200

6 KEELDRUM HERCULES 16 KILBRIDE FARM WARREN BALLINALARE FARM BAMBI MR D LOWRY R MCKINNEL & SONS Scotland 3200

10 BURGHBRIDGE HECTOR 16 HORSFORDMANOR BONUS 10 BURGHBRIDGE HENRIETTA 3RD MR C J G CLARKE MR. JONES-DAVIES Wales 3000

4 CORSKIE HENRY 16 CORSKIE DELBOY 12 CORSKIE WHINNIE MR WJ & J GREEN J C YOUNG & SON Scotland 2600

25 GERRARD HOWARD 16 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11 PASTUREHOUSE DELIGHT 2ND MR R H CARTER & SON M C & M BROWN 2400

24 MIDHOPE HURRICANE 16 DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE DIVINE MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH M T BOWRAN Scotland 2400

18 HEPPLEWHITE HERCULES 16 LOSNING IVER HEPPLEWHITE MAY 2ND JOHN & OLIVE JUNE TRAFFORD R G & M FALSHAW 1900


SALES REPORTS

CHESTERMANN HORATIO 16 - Joint Top Price Bull, bred by Messrs N & N

Gwynne, sold for 3800gns to Palmallet Farms Ltd

CHESTERMANN HAROLD 16 - Reserve Overall Champion, Reserve Male

Champion & 2nd Top Price Bull, bred by Messrs N & N Gwynne, sold for

3400gns to A Lindsay & Co


219

SALES REPORTS

LEADING LADIES

Averages: 8 maiden heifers @ £3130.31

DATE: 20th April 2018

Judge: Stewart Stronach Jr

PRIZE

Lot No


LEADING LADIES FEMALE CHAMPION

Prefix

(if applicable)

35 MIDHOPE HOLY LIGHT DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE EVENING LIGHT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH MR B GRANT Scotland DELLFIELD 5000

LEADING LADIES RESERVE FEMALE CHAMPION

40 WEETON CROCUS’S HYACINTH ASHLAND BRANDY 10 WEETON WISTERIA’S CROCUS A K & R J STEELE G R MORTON North West 2600

TOP PRICE FEMALES

46 NEWBIEMAINS IZZIE WOODHALL FANTASTIC 14 NEWBIEMAINS DIZZIE JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE RICHARD MCCULLOCH Scotland

OVERHILL

HOUSE

6200

42 OVERHILL HOUSE INDI CURAHEEN DRIFTER OVERHILL HOUSE FLAME RICHARD MCCULLOCH JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE Scotland NEWBIEMAINS 6000

35 MIDHOPE HOLY LIGHT DELFUR CHAS 11 MIDHOPE EVENING LIGHT MR W J HOLLINGSWORTH MR B GRANT Scotland DELLFIELD 5000

43 OVERHILL HOUSE IMELIA MOHONA FLETCHER MENDICK CELIA RICHARD MCCULLOCH HARRY DAVID HOULDEY Scotland MANOR FIELDS 2800

40 WEETON CROCUS’S HYACINTH ASHLAND BRANDY 10 WEETON WISTERIA’S CROCUS A K & R J STEELE G R MORTON North West 2600

50 FORSDALE CROCUS ASHLAND TORNADO FORSDALE VIOLET J DAVID LOFTUS

J W GOSMORE

PARTNERS

North West

38 BLAKEWELL DIOR’S HELEN POPES BARCLAY 10 BLAKEWELL BELLE’S DIOR I & M STEELE G R MORTON North West 1800

54 BLACKPOOL FLORI BLACKPOOL CHRISTIAN 11 BLACKPOOL CELINA J DAVID LOFTUS M W FURLONG & CO 1800

36

BLAKEWELL SWEETHEART

HEAVEN

KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11

BLAKEWELL KISS’S

SWEETHEART

NEWTON

HOUSE

Price

Gns

2000

I & M STEELE G R MORTON North West 1800

52 BLACKPOOL DAISY CORSKIE PILOT BLACKPOOL ASTER J DAVID LOFTUS M W FURLONG & CO 1750

NEWBIEMAINS IZZIE - Top Price Female, bred by Jim & Patricia

Goldie sold for 6200gns to Richard McCulloch (Overhill House)

MIDHOPE HOLY LIGHT – Leading Ladies Champion, bred by Mr W J

Hollingsworth, sold for 5000gns to Mr B Grant (Dellfield)

OVERHILL HOUSE INDI - 2nd Top Price Female, bred by Richard McCulloch,

sold for 6000gns to Jim & Patricia Goldie (Newbiemains)


STIRLING

DATE: 7th MAY 2018

38 Bulls sold to an average of £4253 - 71% clearance.

PRIZE

Lot No


OVERALL CHAMPION

Judge: Mr Christopher Boyd

Prefix

(if applicable)

805 ISLAVALE HIJACK 16 ISLAVALE ECHO 2 13 ISLAVALE BRAMBLE MR W S STRONACH W & A STRACHAN 4800


800 ISLAVALE HOOGEE 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE ERIN MR W S STRONACH

J C MCLAREN &

PARTNERS


TOP PRICE BULLS

768 KERSKNOWE HEIRLOOM 16 AUCHORACHAN EXCALIBUR 13 KERSKNOWE ELLA MR J JEFFREY

784 ISLAVALE HANDY 16


C24 11

SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT

BULL STUD

Price

Gns

Scotland 6500

ISLAVALE GIRLIE 5 MR W S STRONACH M/S AITKEN BROTHERS Scotland 6200

762 KEELDRUM HI FLYER 16 COOSE EMPEROR KEELDRUM JESSICA D12 MR D LOWRY MR R AITKEN & SONS Scotland BOGSIDE 5800

800 ISLAVALE HOOGEE 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE ERIN MR W S STRONACH

J C MCLAREN &

PARTNERS


779 OVERHILL HOUSE HANOVER 16 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY CORBALLY EURO AOK KATIE RICHARD MCCULLOCH M/S J HUNTER & CO Scotland 5500

775 PITMUDIE HEINEKEN 16 OVERHILL HOUSE ERAGON 13 CAIRNORRIE DAFFODIL D69 HEATHER DUFF MJ & CM HUTCHINSON 5500

796 ISLAVALE HOUSTON 16


C24 11

ISLAVALE VIRGINIA MR W S STRONACH MR J DRUMMOND Scotland TOWNEND 5200

794 ISLAVALE HERCULES 16 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE CHLOE 5 MR W S STRONACH KINCRAIGIE FARMS 5000

770 THURSFORD HERO 16 SCOTLAND HILL CAIRO 11 THURSFORD HOLLY 3RD MR D LOWRY R MCCLELLAND & SONS 5000

764 KERSKNOWE HIGHLANDER 16 BRAIDWOOD DUKE 12 KERSKNOWE EMILIA MR J JEFFREY

SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT

BULL STUD

Scotland 5000

783 CORSKIE HARVEY 16 DIRNANEAN BRADLEY 10 CORSKIE ENSIS MR WJ & J GREEN ARNHALL FARMS Scotland 5000

805 ISLAVALE HIJACK 16 ISLAVALE ECHO 2 13 ISLAVALE BRAMBLE MR W S STRONACH W & A STRACHAN 4800

815 CAIRNVIEW IGOR 17 OMORGA VOLVO CAIRNVIEW SONIA 2ND MR A J WILSON R CROCKETT 4000


SALES REPORTS

KERSKNOWE HEIRLOOM 16 - Top Price Bull, bred by Mr J Jeffrey, sold for 6,500gns to Scottish Government Bull Stud


221

SALES REPORTS

ISLAVALE HANDY 16 - 2nd Top Price Bull, bred by Mr W S

Stronach, sold for 6,200gns to M/S Aitken Brothers

ISLAVALE HOOGEE 16 - Reserve Overall Champion & 3rd Top Price, bred by

Mr W S Stronach, sold for 5,800gns to J C McLaren & Partners (Dargill)

KEELDRUM HI FLYER 16 - Also selling for the 3rd Top Price of 5,800gns, bred

by Mr D Lowry and sold to Mr R Aitken & Sons (Bogside)

PITMUDIE HEINEKIN 16 -Selling at 5,500gns, bred by Heather Duff, sold to MJ

& CM Hutchinson

OVERHILL HOUSE HANOVER 16 - Also selling at 5,500gns, bred by Richard

McCulloch and sold to M/S J Hunter & Co



ISLAVALE HOUSTON 16 – Selling at 5,200gns, bred by Mr W S Stronach, sold to

Mr J Drummond (Townend)

ISLAVALE HERCULES 16 - Selling at 5,000gns, bred by Mr W S Stronach, sold to

Kincraigie Farms

SALES REPORTS

CORSKIE HARVEY 16 - Also selling at 5,000gns, bred by Mr W J & J Green, sold

to Arnhall Farms

ISLAVALE HIJACK 16 - Overall Champion and selling at 4,800gns, bred by Mr W

S Stronach, sold to W & A Strachan

CAIRNVIEW IGOR 17 - Selling at 4,000gns, bred by Mr A J Wilson, sold to R

Crockett


223

SALES REPORTS

WORCESTER

DATE: 5th MAY 2018

JUDGE: Craig Hollingsworth

15 Bulls sold to an average of £3097.50, 90% clearance

1 Cow with Calf @ £3780 - 4 Senior Heifers @ £1779.75

6 Junior Heifers @ £1780.23 - 10 Lopemede Heifers @ £1580.25

PRIZE

Lot No


FEMALE CHAMPION & OVERALL CHAMPION

Prefix

(if applicable)

29 GWILI GWENAN AUCHORACHAN WIZARD SACOMBE DAMSON-KLEEB MR M K BEYNON D J CLELAND (PARTNER) Centre West GARRISON 3600

MALE CHAMPION

18 CWARRE HANUKKAH 16 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11

CWARRE CINDERELLA’S

FIREFLY

RICHARD JAMES CUMMING AW FRANCIS 2900


11 BOSAHAN HENDRA 16 HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN ELITE PETRUSHKA MR & MRS J OLDS MR T E G MEDDINS Midlands WHETTLETON 2500


39 MIXBURY-HALL IDA MIXBURY-HALL GRANDEUR 15 MIXBURY-HALL GERTIE MR V C BAILEY

TOP PRICE BULLS

6 WROXALL HAPPY CHAPPY 16

4

8

STORERSMITH HEART-THROB

16

ALCHESTER HEARTBREAKER

16

WROXALL COCKER-LEEKY-

SOUP 11

LISGLASS BARNABUS 10

WROXALL BUTTERCUP-

PATIANCE

STORERSMITH ELISSA

J W GOSMORE &

PARTNERS

North West

NEWTON

HOUSE

Price

Gns

1750

C H EVANS & SON MR C M MERCER Centre West BOWLEY 5000

MR & MRS R & L STORER

SMITH

SKERRINGTON ADDITION 09 9 ALCHESTER POLLY MR J SHOULER

RI DAVIES 3700

TRUSTEES OF PORTMAN

FAMILY

Centre West PORTMAN 3600

3 LOPEMEDE HEAD HUNTER 16 LOPEMEDE DICTATOR 12 LOPEMEDE ELEGANT KOO J RIXON LTD G DAVIS Wales 3500

15 STATION HOUSE HORATIO 16 GRANGEWOOD DEMPSEY 12 STATION HOUSE ESMAI E & J FORD ANNABEL BAYLIS Centre West PURSHULL 3100

13 HEMINGFORD HARRIS 16 CORSKIE DREAMER 12 HEMINGFORD ELLGIA

18 CWARRE HANUKKAH 16 KILBRIDE FARM COMBER 11

CWARRE CINDERELLA’S

FIREFLY

MR J A GRIFFIN & MRS S

ARKLEY

MR G M & MRS S J REED South West SKYLARK 3100

RICHARD JAMES CUMMING AW FRANCIS 2900

10 BOSAHAN HAMLET 16 SKERRINGTON ARMADA 09 BOSAHAN CRUZ VELIA MR & MRS J OLDS BV & DT WHITEMAN 2800

19 CWARRE HAGRID 16 DENIZES EXCLUSIVE 13 ALREB CINDERELLA RICHARD JAMES CUMMING MR. HARRIS Centre West 2600

2 SOWENNA HEMATITE 16 CAIRNVIEW SNAZZY SOWENNA ANNIE MR & MRS HAWKEY G DAVIS Wales 2550

TOP PRICE FEMALES

29 GWILI GWENAN AUCHORACHAN WIZARD SACOMBE DAMSON-KLEEB MR M K BEYNON D J CLELAND (PARTNER) Centre West GARRISON 3600

35 BOSAHAN HOLLIE FLIRTY HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN FLIRTY TRESOR MR & MRS J OLDS HALOMARK LTD Wales HALOMARK 2400

39 MIXBURY-HALL IDA MIXBURY-HALL GRANDEUR 15 MIXBURY-HALL GERTIE MR V C BAILEY

J W GOSMORE &

PARTNERS

North West

34 BOSAHAN HERMOSA ERIN HEATHBROW FREDDIE STAR 14 BOSAHAN ERIN ANGELIKA MR & MRS J OLDS W & C AMPHLETT Midlands 1620

45 CHEGWIDDEN ELOUISE CHEGWIDDEN ALFIE 09 9 CHEGWIDDEN POPPY MRS V HALL J S HODGETTS 1550

44 CHEGWIDDEN ESMERELDA CHEGWIDDEN ALFIE 09 9

CHEGWIDDEN VICTORIA

TRIXIEBELLE

NEWTON

HOUSE

1750

MRS V HALL AK & RC TUDOR Wales HEBLANDS 1500

43 LOPEMEDE IBIZA KLITGARDENS EMIL (PP) LOPEMEDE BABETTE 3RD J RIXON LTD C W C WATERS Wales GOLDCROSS 1500

41 LOPEMEDE IVANKA SNEUMGAARD IMPERATOR LOPEMEDE DAMSON 2 J RIXON LTD MR S J WAINWRIGHT North West BOOTH 1500

47 CHEGWIDDEN ESTHER CHEGWIDDEN ALFIE 09 9 CHEGWIDDEN WILMA MRS V HALL AK & RC TUDOR Wales HEBLANDS 1500

40 MIXBURY-HALL ISMAY SKERRINGTON FREEMAN 14 MIXBURY-HALL BRITNEY MR V C BAILEY

J W GOSMORE

PARTNERS

1480

WROXALL HAPPY CHAPPY 16 - Top price bull, bred by C H

Evans & Son, sold for 5000gns to Mr C M Mercer (Bowley)


CWARRE HANUKKAH 16 - Male Champion, bred by

Richard James Cumming, sold for 2900gns to A W Francis


SALES REPORTS

GWILI GWENAN - Top price Female and Female & Overall Champion,

bred by Mr M K Beynon, sold for 3600gns to D J Cleland (Garrison)


225

SALES REPORTS

STIRLING

DATE: 22nd & 23rd October 2018

JUDGE: Mr Norman Robson

69 bulls sold through the ring averaged at £6187, up by £467 on the year.

79% Clearance. Second highest October average on record.

PRIZE

Lot No


OVERALL MALE AND JUNIOR CHAMPION

832 DRUMACRITTEN IAN 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY DRUMACRITTEN BELLA

MR W E NELSON & MR G E

NELSON

RESERVE OVERALL CHAMPION & INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION

770 BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

SENIOR CHAMPION

KILBRIDE FARM

DOUBLEACTION 12

BLACKFORD WAXWING

MR W G MACPHERSON (A

FIRM)

Prefix

(if applicable)

Price

Gns

MESSRS C & M BRUCE Scotland TILLYEVE 11000

MR H BRUNTON Scotland CRUDIE 13000

737 DRUMSLEED ICICLE 17 AUROCH ACE DRUMSLEED ELSA 13 MR G W SMITH MR J MCKERRELL Scotland CORRARY 6000


741 RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION

MR & MRS AS & YA

LEEDHAM

North East GRANGEWOOD 8500

778 HILTONSTOWN IRISH 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY HILTONSTOWN TOPAZ RICHARD RODGERS HEATHER DUFF Scotland PITMUDIE 8500


813 ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE BETHANY MR W S STRONACH

FEMALE CHAMPION

REECE & ANDREW

SIMMERS


655 BROOMBRAE CATHY I10 PEASIEHILL ENGLEBERT 13 BROOMBRAE CATHY F32 MR G L CLARK JOHN LATHANGIE & SON 3000


662 NEWBIEMAINS INTREPID NEWBIEMAINS GOLDENEYE NEWBIEMAINS ENCHANTMENT JIM & PATRICIA GOLDIE Not Sold

TOP PRICE BULLS

788 ISLAVALE IRISH 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE DAMSEL MR W S STRONACH

REECE & ANDREW

SIMMERS


817 ROCKYTOP INVADER 17 KILBRIDE FARM FEARLESS 14 BURYTOWN BELVINA GARY & ANGELA CHRISTIE J C MACIVER Scotland COLTFIELD 14000

818 SALTIRE IMPRESSIVE 17 WOODHALL FERRARI 14 SALTIRE DIVA J & G HOULISTON MRS M H KILPATRICK

770 BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17

KILBRIDE FARM

DOUBLEACTION 12

BLACKFORD WAXWING

832 DRUMACRITTEN IAN 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY DRUMACRITTEN BELLA

MR W G MACPHERSON (A

FIRM)

MR W E NELSON & MR G E

NELSON

813 ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 CURAHEEN GIANT 2 ISLAVALE BETHANY MR W S STRONACH

Northern

Ireland

BALLYMONEY 14000

MR H BRUNTON Scotland CRUDIE 13000

MESSRS C & M BRUCE Scotland TILLYEVE 11000

REECE & ANDREW

SIMMERS


744 DRUMSLEED ICEBERG 17 ISLAVALE FERRARI 14 DRUMSLEED BLUEBELL 10 MR G W SMITH BALBIRNIE HOME FARMS 10500

791 SCOTLAND HILL INVADER 17 GLENTURK EXTRA SPECIAL 13

SCOTLAND HILL SUNSHINE

ELEGANCE

MR THOMAS HILL PITGAVENY FARMS Scotland PITGAVENY 10000

787 ISLAVALE INNIS 17 ATLOW DIXON 12 ISLAVALE CHLOE 9 MR W S STRONACH MR. MARSHALL Scotland 8500

741 RANFURLY IMPECCABLE I4 17 RACEVIEW KING RANFURLY WEIKEL 3RD W2 MR W D HAZELTON

MR & MRS AS & YA

LEEDHAM

North East GRANGEWOOD 8500

778 HILTONSTOWN IRISH 17 DERMOTSTOWN DELBOY HILTONSTOWN TOPAZ RICHARD RODGERS HEATHER DUFF Scotland PITMUDIE 8500

TOP PRICE FEMALES

652 DRUMSLEED HERB 16 HAYSTAR CRACKER 11 DRUMSLEED CHERRY 11 MR G W SMITH M/S G & M PORTER Scotland 3600

655 BROOMBRAE CATHY I10 PEASIEHILL ENGLEBERT 13 BROOMBRAE CATHY F32 MR G L CLARK JOHN LATHANGIE & SON 3000

659


DORA

BLACKFORD RINGLEADER KILBRIDE FARM DORA 62D MESSRS N & N GWYNNE R COOK & CO 2100

674 KENNOX IMOGEN AUCHORACHAN WIZARD KENNOX TARA’S CISSY MR DAVID CRAIG MR M A BARLOW North West DENIZES 2000

654 BROOMBRAE CATHY I 8 PEASIEHILL ENGLEBERT 13 BROOMBRAE CATHY F9 MR G L CLARK JOHN LATHANGIE & SON 2000

680 PITMUDIE ELECTRA BRUCHAG AWESOME 09 9 CAIRNVIEW MODESTY 4TH MR A J WILSON W S L MUIR Scotland 2000

657

HEPPLEWHITE CHAMPAGNE

28TH

DERRYCALLAGHAN ERNEST 13

HEPPLEWHITE CHAMPAGNE

19TH

JOHN & OLIVE JUNE TRAFFORD MR RICHARD SIMMERS Scotland DORIC 1800

653 WILLIAMS MALVENAS 12TH CLONAGH DIEHARD GALLANT TILLYMAUD MALVENAS 58TH MRS H CLARKE E & E HYSLOP 1800

671 BOARS HEAD MEIERSLI 8TH DRUMSLEED EXPLOSION 13 BOARS HEAD MEIERSLI 7TH MR R J GRENHAM H & A CHRISTIE 1800

658

CHESTERMANN DATA

MICHELLE 2

OVERHILL HOUSE DATA 12


MICHELLE

MESSRS N & N GWYNNE J & H CHISHOLM 1700


ISLAVALE IRISH 17 - Top Price Bull, bred by Mr W S Stronach,

sold for 16,000gns to Backmuir Livestock (Backmuir)


SALES REPORTS

ROCKYTOP INVADER 17 - 2nd Top Price Bull, bred by Gary &

Angela Christie, sold for 14,000gns to J CMacIver (Coltfield)


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SALES REPORTS

SALTIRE IMPRESSIVE 17 - Joint second top price at 14,000gns, bred by J & G

Houliston, sold to Noel Kilpatrick (Ballymoney)

BLACKFORD IOLAIR 17 - Reserve Overall Champion & Intermediate

Champion and selling at 13,000gns, bred by Mr W G MacPherson and sold to

R H Brunton (Crudie)

DRUMACRITTEN IAN 17 - Overall Champion & Junior Champion, bred Mr W E

Nelson & Mr G E Nelson, sold for 11,000gns to C & M Bruce (Tillyeve)

ISLAVALE IMPERIAL 17 - Also selling at 11,000gns was the Reserve Junior

Champion bred by Mr W S Stronach, purchased by Backmuir Livestock

(Backmuir)

DRUMSLEED ICEBERG 17 - Bred by Mr G W Smith, sold for 10,500gns to

Balbirnie Home Farms

SCOTLAND HILL INVADER 17 - Selling at 10,000gns, bred by Mr Thomas Hill

and sold to Pitgaveny Farms (Pitgaveny)



RANFURLY IMPECCABLE 17 - Selling at 8,500gns was the Reserve Senior

Champion, bred by Mr W D Hazelton and sold to Mr & Mrs AS & YA Leedham

(Grangewood)

HILTONSTOWN IRISH 17 - Also selling at 8,500gns was the Reserve

Intermediate Champion, bred by Richard Rodgers and sold to Heather Duff

(Pitmudie)

SALES REPORTS

ISLAVALE INNIS 17 – Again at 8,500gns, bred by Mr W S Stronach and sold to

J & J Marshall

BROOMBRAE CATHY I10 - Female Champion, bred by Mr G L Clark and sold

for 3000gns to John Lathangie & Son

Mr WJ & J Green (Corskie) won the Kilbride Farm Trophy for the Best Group of Three


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SALES REPORTS

Simmental Females

Heifers born on or before March 30, 2017 – 1 and female champion, GL Clark’s Broombrae Cathy I10, by Peasiehill Englebert, 3000gns to J Lathangie, Pyeston, Markinch, Fife; 2, Mrs H Clarke’s Williams Malvenas 12,

by Clonagh Diehard Gallant, 1800gns to E and E Hyslop, Maryfield, Lochmagen, Dumfries; 3, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Herb, by Haystar Cracker, 3600gns to G and M Porter, Carrabus, Bridgend, Isle of Islay; 4, GL Clark’s

Broombrae Cathy I8, by Peasiehill Englebert, 2000gns to J Lathangie, Pyeston, Markinch, Fife; 5, LD Quarm’s Annick Whitney’s Irene, by Corskie Callum, 1500gns to G and M Porter, Carrabus, Bridgend, Isle of Islay.

Heifers born on or after March 31, 2017 – 1 and reserve female, J and P Goldie’s Newbiemains Intrepid, by Newbiemains Golden Eye, unsold; 2, N and N Gwynne’s Chestermann Data Michelle 2, by Overhill House Data,

1700gns to J and H Chisholm, Wester Moy, Urray, Muir of Ord; 3, N and N Gwynne’s Chestermann Ringleader Dora, by Blackford Ringleader, 2100gns to R Cook and Co, Kinneil Mill, Linlithgow; 4, J and OJ Trafford’s Hepplewhite

Champagne 28, by Derrycallaghan Ernest, 1300gns to J and H Chisholm, Wester Moy, Urray, Muir of Ord; 5, J and OJ Trafford’s Hepplewhite May 8, by Derrycallaghan Ernest, 1400gns to M Jamieson, Newtonbrae,

Newmill, Keith.

Simmental Bulls

Bulls born on or between October 27, 2016, and January 10, 2017 – 1 and senior champion, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Icicle, by Auroch Ace, 6000gns to J McKerrel, Island Farm, Bowmore, Isle of Islay; 2 and reserve

senior, WD Hazelton’s Ranfurly Impeccable I4, by Raceview King, 8500gns to AS Leedham, Rowan Farm, Lockton, Pickering; 3, WJ and J Green’s Corskie Inrock, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, 6200gns to JS innes and Son,

Dunscroft, Huntly; 4, R McCulloch’s Overhill House Herman, by Annick Talisker, 5000gns to Philiphaugh Estate, Selkirk; 5, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Ice, by Raceview King, unsold.

Bulls born on or between January 11 and February 8, 2017 – 1, Miss L Green’s Garmouth Iceman, by Dirnanean Bradley, 6200gns to Ardhuncart Farm, Kildrummy, Alfrod; 2, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Iceberg, by

Islavale Ferrari, 10,500gns to Balbirnie Home Farms, Pitillock, Freuchie, Fife; 3, GW Smith’s Drumsleed Iceman, by Haystar Cracker, 4800gns to Ormsary Estate, Lochgilphead; Argyll; 4, R McCulloch’s Overhill House Illinois,

by Curaheen Drifter, unsold; 5, DC Houldey’s Manor Park Irvine, by Kilbride Farm Berratoft, 3500gns to J Pate and Partners, Nettlingflat, Heriot, Midlothian.

Bulls born on or between February 9 and March 1, 2017 – 1, T Hill’s Scotland Hill IBN, by Glenturk Extra Special, 4000gns to RG Farries, Byrecroft, Kirkgunzeon, Dumfries; 2, WG MacPherson’s Blackford Indigo, by

Kilbride Farm Doubleaction, 7000gns to GM Mitchell, Fernie Mill, Windmill Road, St Andrews; 3, D and R Durno and Sons’ Auchorachan Initial, by Team Fergus, 4200gns to J Gunn, Carsgoe, Halkirk, Caithness; 4, J and A

Wilson’s Sterling Innes, by Sterling Gino, 3500gns to S McCann, Oberstown, Lusk, County Down; 5, DC Houldey’s Manor Park Ironman, by Kilbride Farm Berratoft, 2600gns to MacFarlane Farms, Quixwood, Duns.

Bulls born on or between March 2 and 12, 2017 – 1, intermediate champion and reserve supreme, WG MacPherson’s Blackford Iolair, by Kilbride Farm Doubleaction, 13,000gns to RH Brunton, Crudie Acres, Arbroath;

2, Miss H Duff’s Pitmudie Iron Man, by Corrick Caesar, 5500gns to G Fraser, Glenernie Farm, Dunphail, Forres; 3, J and G Houliston’s Saltire Innes, by Curaheen Bandit, 5000gns to W Clarke, Model Farm, Brick Kiln

Road, Hevingham, Norwich; 4, SB Knox’s Kyleston Iceman, by Keeldrum Eclipse, 5500gns to F McGowan, Incheoch Farms, Alyth; 5, Mrs H Clarke’s Williams Inferno, by Clonagh Diehard Gallant, 2800gns to J Cameron,

Balmacaan, Drumnadrochit.

Bulls born on or between March 13 and 19, 2017 – 1 and reserve intermediate, R Rodgers’ Hiltonstown Irish, by Dermotstown Delboy, 8500gns to H Duff, Pitmudie, Brechin; 2, WS Stronach’s Islavale Irish, by Curaheen

Giant, 16,000gns to Backmuir Livestock, Keith; 3, N Smith’s Edenbann Ivanhoe, by Rabawn Flame, unsold; 4, WS Stronach’s Islavale Innis, by Atlow Dixon, 8500gns to J and J Marshall, Daleigh, Advie, Grantown on Spey; 5,

RJ MacGregor’s Team Icon, by Team Fabulous, 8200gns to AJ Milne, Standingstones, Durris, Banchory.

Bulls born on or between March 20 and 29, 2017 – 1, T Hill’s Scotland Hill Invader, by Glenturk Extra Special, 10,000gns to Pitgaveny Farms, Elgin; 2, Mr and Mrs M Ward and Sons’ Westridge Ivanhoe, by Corrick

Geraldo, 6500gns to A and J Craig, Craigton, Castle Douglas; 3, Mr and Mrs L Moffat’s Innerwick Invincible, 4800gns to DW Sinclair and Son, Unigarth, Sandwick, Orkney; 4, Miss H Duff’s Pitmudie Isuzu, by Overhill House

Eragon, 3700gns to T Millar and Son, Ballanan, Ringford, Dumfries; 5, J and P Goldie’s Newbiemains Ice Man, by Woodhall Fantastic, 4000gns to Ormsary Estate, Lochgilphead, Argyll.

Bulls born on or between March 30 and April 9, 2017 – 1 and reserve junior, WS Stronach’s Islavale Imperial, by Curaheen Giant, 11,000gns to Backmuir Livestock, Keith; 2, J and P Goldie’s Newbiemains Is A Star, by

Woodhall Fantastic, 6200gns to Swanson Farms, Quarryside, Castletown, Caithness; 3, LD Quarm’s Annick Icarus, by Corskie Callum, 7000gns to JW Fullerton, Corsbie, Earlston, Berwickshire; 4, WJ and J Green’s Corskie

Ignite, by Bel Dhu Capercaille, 7000gns to J Mitchell, Rumbletonrig, Greenlaw, Duns; 5, Strathisla Farms’ Strathisla Ingot, by Dressogue Victorious, 5200gns to Holland Farms, Stronsay, Orkney.

Bulls born on or between April 10 and 25, 2017 – 1, J and G Houliston’s Saltire Impressive, by Woodhall Ferrari, 14,000gns to N Kirkpatrick, Ballymoney Lodge, Dromore Road, Banbridge, County Down; 2, G and A

Christie’s Rockytop Invader, by Kilbride Farm Fearless, 14,000gns to JC MacIver, Wester Coltfield, Forres; 3, A Nelson’s Scribby Farms Ivor, by Dermotstown Delboy, 4200gns to J Innes and Son, Dunscroft, Huntly; 4, HJW

and JC Moore’s Omorga Irving, by Linde General, 4500gns to JS and MD Johnston, Mains of Blackford, Rothienorman, Inverurie; 5, N and N Gwynne’s Chestermann Imran, by Blackford Ringleader, 8000gns to E and L

Munro, Rodiehill, Skene, Westhill.

Bulls born on or after April 26, 2017 – 1, junior champion and supreme champion, WE and GE Nelson’s Drumacritten Ian, by Dermotstown Delboy, 11,000gns to C and M Bruce, Tillyeve, Udny, Ellon; 2, WS Stronach’s

Islavale IQ, by Atlow Dixon, 6500gns to GR Morton, Church Farm, Gamlesby, Penrith; 3, HC Stubbs and AA Burleigh’s Derrycallaghan Impeccable, by Anatrim Bodybuilder, 2500gns to WSL Muir, Upper Onston, Stenness,

Stromness, Orkney; 4, RJ Boyd’s Slievenagh Irresistible, by Linde General, 3000gns to G and J Armstrong, Tullyhona, Flourencecourt, County Fermanagh; 5, WSP McDonald’s Coolcran Invictus, by Kilbride Farm Escalop,

2500gns to A Sharp and Son, Farmton, Tough, Alford.

OTHERLEADING prices:

7200gns – H Duff’s Pitmudie Inverurie, by Corskie Elder, to Agrismart, Marine Approach, Burton Waters, Lincoln.

6500gns – WJ and J Green’s Corskie Isle, by Bel Dhu Capercaillie, to J Dalrymple, Bargany Farms, Girvan, Ayrshire.

Data provided courtesy of the Scottish Farmer


MENDICK DISPERSAL

27 cows & calves @ £3391.00

6 maiden heifers @ £1872.00

1 stock bull @ £7875.00

DATE: 23RD OCTOBER 2018

PRIZE

Lot No


TOP PRICE BULL

Prefix

(if applicable)

722 BLACKFORD GROUSE 15 HOCKENHULL WATERLOO BLACKFORD WAGTAIL MR J DYKES FIRM OF S R FINDLAY Scotland NEUK 7500

TOP PRICE FEMALES

690 MENDICK CARA THURSFORD VICEROY MENDICK ADA MR J DYKES ROBERT & HAZEL MCNEE Scotland FINLARG 5200

703 MENDICK FAVOUR TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK BRIDGET MR J DYKES CRAIGHILL FARMS Scotland CRAIGHILL 4800

705 MENDICK FARA TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK CANNA MR J DYKES I TENNANT 4500

704 MENDICK FLORA 14 TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK BRAMBLE MR J DYKES

MACFARLANE FARMS

LTD

Scotland 4100

702 MENDICK FIONA TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK ANITA MR J DYKES

MACFARLANE FARMS

LTD

Price

Gns

Scotland 4000

697 MENDICK EVITA 13 TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK RITA MR J DYKES I TENNANT 3900

691 MENDICK CORA THURSFORD VICEROY MENDICK ALISA MR J DYKES W S L MUIR Scotland 3800

692 MENDICK CATH THURSFORD VICEROY MENDICK ALICE MR J DYKES

MACFARLANE FARMS

LTD

Scotland 3800

698 MENDICK ELLA 13 TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK ANNA 2ND MR J DYKES E M SMITH & SONS Scotland 3500

699 MENDICK ELSIE 13 TEAM BANKER 10 MENDICK TESSA MR J DYKES BRUCE LAMBIE Scotland FALLHILLS 3500


SALES REPORTS

Mendick Cara - Top Price Female bred by Mr J Dykes, sold for 5200gns with her heifer calf at foot to Hazel & Robert McNee (Finlarg)


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SALES REPORTS

Thanks to Our 2018 Judges


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A View From

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Suggested Names

For 2019

King

Kite

Kilroy

Konran

Kramer

Kendall

Keith

Kojak

Kirby

Kruger

Kyle

Klinsman

Kestral

Kingdom

Kris

Kane

Kieran

Kevin

Kelvin

Kenneth

Karl

Kaleidoscope

Karlsberg

Kildare

Kermit

Kudos

Kirkland

Kirk

Kennedy

Keeper

Kingsman

Krypton

Krakatoa

Kawasaki

Knight

Kingston

Krakajack

Kracker

Kenya

Kelso

Kentucky

Keegan

Kansas

Kenny

Kanu

KingKong

Kingsley

Kasper

Kingpin

Kendrick

Klaus

Kent

Kitson

Kaiser

Kjartan

Karkaroff

Kitty

Kaley

Kayleigh

Katie

Karen

Katrina

Kiwi

Kimberley

Kara

Kandy

Keira

Karla

Kathleen

Kassandra

Koral

Kristie

Karina

Krystal

Kylie

Karmen

Kora

Kay

Kaydee

Kiki

Krumpet

Kalissa

Kendal

Kim

Kaitlyn

Kelsey

Kerry

Kirstin

Kenzi

Kelly

Kizzy

Korena

BULLS NAMES BEGINNING WITH K

FEMALES


SIMMENTAL PROMOTIONAL GOODS 2019

All Garments Are Supplied With The Simmental Logo Or SYMA Logo Embroidered On The Left Breast

JACKETS

HERD NAME PREFIX PLEASE ADD £3.50


Regatta Thor 111 Long

Sleeved Zipped Fleece

Russell Performance

Softshell Jacket

Regatta Defender

3 in 1 Jacket

Mens Urban Cheltenham

Diamond Jacket

Colours: black/red/navy/royal blue

Sizes: XS to 4XL (unisex)

£26.00

Colours: Navy/Red/Black


£44.00

Colours: Black/navy/royal blue

Sizes: S to 3XL (ladyfit available)

£75.00

Colours: Navy/Black

Sizes: XS to 3XL

£35.00

TIES CAPS WOOLLEN

HATS

Ladies Padded

(like down) Jacket

Colours: Navy/Black

Sizes: XS to XL

£40.00

Result Ultra Quilted Gilet

Colours: Red/Navy/Black


£34.00

Colours: Navy/green/

Burgundy

£14.00

Colours: Navy/Red Peak

Forest Green/ Beige Peak

One Size adjustable

£12.00

Colours: Navy/Black/

Red/Royal

Blue/Bottle Green

One Size £12.00

SHIRTS / POLOS

Oxford Shirts

Screen Stars Basic Polo Shirt

Henbury Classic Polo Shirt

Front Row Long Sleeve

Rugby Shirts

Available in long sleeve or short

sleeve. Colours: white/silver/pale blue

Sizes: Collars 14” to 22”

Lady-fit: White/Pale Blue in Sizes: 8

to 20

£25.00

Colours: White/Navy/Black/Forest

Green/Red/Royal Blue

Sizes: S to 3XL (unisex)

£15.00

Colours: any colour

Sizes: XS to 2XL Lady-fit: 10 to18

£23.00

Colours: Navy/Bottle Green/Royal

Blue/Purple/Red.

Ladies fit Colours: Navy/Hot Pink/Red.

Sizes: S to 2XL. Lady-fit: S to 4XL

£28.00

CASUAL TOPS

SIZE GUIDE

Advice: Lady-fit sizes are tapered at the waist and shorter in the length

to unisex.

Lady-fit Sizes: S - 10, M - 12, L - 14, XL - 16, 2XL - 18 , 3XL - 20 , 4XL - 22

Men’s/Unisex Sizes: XS - 34”, S - 36”, M - 38/40”, L - 42”, XL - 44/46”,

2XL - 48” 3XL—50/52” 4XL—54”

Some colours are not available in 4XL

AWD Varsity Zipped Hoodie

Colours: Navy with Red lining and

zip, Kelly Green with White lining and

zip, Red with Black lining and zip


£29.00

AWD Varsity Hoodie

Colours: Navy with Red lining

Kelly Green with White lining

Bottle Green with Red lining


£25.00

For orders please contact the Society on:

02476 696513

or information@britishsimmental.co.uk


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Cattle Semen for Private Sale from Society Members

SIRE H.BK NO VENDOR OF SEMEN CONTACT DETAILS

Atlow Dixon M082827 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Auchorachan Wizard M072755 MR J WILSON 028 30263342 / 028 40631863

Auroch Ace I000891 MR G W SMITH 01561 320555

Banwy Wonderboy M073205 M/S JH & VG WOOD 07831 725719

Beeches Kestrel M053174 MR G W SMITH 01561 320555

Bel Dhu Capercaillie M079624 MR J GREEN 01343 870387

Blackford Falcon M042486 MR J H EDE 01538 723283

Blackford Hawk M047965 MR R H WIDDICOMBE 01803 732277 / susan.widdicombe@btconnect.com

Blackford Worzel M072312 MR C HOULDEY 07703 488277

Bosahan Dynamo M082581 MR M A BARLOW 01772 601403 / 07921 674041

Cairnview Snazzy M066099 W H ROBSON & SONS 028 93340304 / 07968814180

Camus Brandy M029502 MR J WILSON 07517 461408 / 028 40631863

Castlegale Titan I000670 MR & MRS L MOFFAT 01368 840270

Chegwidden Alfie M073024 MRS V HALL 07831834013

Chestermann Varney M070859 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Clonagh A Super Star I000967 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Clonagh Tiger Gallant I000656 D & R DURNO & SONS 07718467868

Corrick Kentucky Kid M054467 P CLEMENTS & PARTNERS 01359 251233

Corskie Proton M062160 MR WILLIAM YOUNG 07779149765 / willieyung@hotmail.co.uk

Craighill Laser M055418 MR G W SMITH 01561 320555

Curaheen Bandit I000966 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Curaheen Cochise I001126 JUDITH COCKERILL 01295 690274 / 07979 404388

Curaheen Giant I001673 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Curaheen Vobster I000776 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Darsham Playboy (Avail. Export) M061211 P CLEMENTS & PARTNERS 01359 251233

Denizes Exclusive S002913 GENUS BREEDING LTD 01270 616616

Denizes Ibraham M095584 GENUS BREEDING LTD 01270 616616

Denizes Inferno M095434 GENUS BREEDING LTD 01270 616616

Dermotstown Delboy S002885 J L & C J WEATHERUP 07875 728826

Dinton Nautical M058805 GENUS BREEDING LTD 01270 616616

Dirnanean Bradley M076366 MR J GREEN 01343 870387

Drumlone Anchor M074121 MR WE & KM NELSON /MR LA RICHARDSON 028 67751625 / 07764895100 /07855 436203

Grangewood Baron M077594 MR & MRS M WARD & SONS 01555 840497 / 07734 701225

Heathbrow Tristar M067265 MRS HAYLEY CLARKE 07799 693582

Hirwaun Rooney M064400 MR A DAVIES 07866 282766

Kilbride Farm Comber M078617 M/S JH & VG WOOD 07831 725719

Kilbride Farm Delboy M082204 AI SERVICES (ROBIN BOYD) 028 90833123

Kilbride Farm Escalop 13 M084884 W H ROBSON & SONS 028 93340304 / 07968 814180

Kilbride Farm Glenhead 15 M089513 AI SERVICES (ROBIN BOYD) 028 90833123

Kilbride Farm Hans (PP) M092351 W H ROBSON & SONS 028 93340304 / 07968 814180

Killiworgie Emperor 13 M083562 MR S A GUMMOW 01637 880523

Lakeside Warrior M071338 MR S A GUMMOW 01637 880523

Langmose Triton (P) I000380 JUDITH COCKERILL 01295 690274 / 07979404388

Milnafua Graduate M045753 W H ROBSON & SONS 028 93340304 / 07968 814180

Omorga Baldwin M076745 AI SERVICES (ROBIN BOYD) 028 90833123

Omorga Isaac M093767 AI SERVICES (ROBIN BOYD) 028 90833123

Popes Laird M055700 MR J GREEN 01343 870387

Popes Tonka M067180 MR WILLIAM YOUNG 07779149765 / willieyung@hotmail.co.uk

Promi (PP) I001148 MR & MRS L MOFFAT 01368 840270

Ranfurly Confederate C24 M080428 MR W S STRONACH 07779782777

Shacon Hannibal S003142 AI SERVICES (ROBIN BOYD) 028 90833123

Shanehill Victor M070321 MR C HOULDEY 07703 488277

Sowenna Aristocrat 09 M074129 MR WILLIAM YOUNG 07779149765 / willieyung@hotmail.co.uk

Skerrington Legacy M056019 MR WILLIAM YOUNG 07779149765 / willieyung@hotmail.co.uk

Sneumgaard Imperator (PP) I001191 W H ROBSON & SONS 028 93340304 / 07968 814180

Sterling Flint M042435 P CLEMENTS & PARTNERS 01359 251233

Team Fergus M086029 D & R DURNO & SONS 07718467868

Tiset Darwin I000865 JUDITH COCKERILL 01295 690274 / 07979 404388

Vingegard Texas (P) I000379 JUDITH COCKERILL 01295 690274 / 07979 404388


Pedigree Registration Levy Scheme

Bulls registered under the Pedigree Registration Levy Scheme are listed below. Members should note that the pedigree

registration levy is additional to the purchase of semen and payment must be made to the Society at the time of

registration either by direct debit for Telreg/online, or by cheque for paper registrations. Owners of the Levy Rights

receive payment on a quarterly basis from the Society.

ANIMALS NAME/

HERD NO

LEVY OWNER NAME, PHONE, FAX & EMAIL

LEVY FEE

(EX VAT)

Auchorachan Wizard (M072755) Mr J Wilson Tel: 028 302 63342/61938 Fax: 028 302 67919 Tel No2: 028 406 31863 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Ballinalare Farm Galaxy 15

(M089523)

Mr J Wilson Tel: 028 302 63342/61938 Fax: 028 302 67919 Tel No2: 028 406 31863 £25.00 £5.00 £30.00

Banwy Wonderboy (M073205) M/S J H & V G Wood Tel: 01254 878971 Mobile: 07813 063431 Email: vgwood@tiscali.co.uk £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Bel Dhu Capercaillie (M079624) Mr J Green Tel: 01343 870211 Email: iain@wjjgreen.co.uk £80.00 £16.00 £96.00

Blackford Falcon (M042486) Mr J H Ede Tel: 01538 723283 Email: folesimmentals@btinternet.com £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Blackford Rory (M012204)

Boddington Estates Ltd Tel: 01242 680609 Fax: 01242 680998

Email: manager@sterlingsimmentals.co.uk

£22.00 £4.40 £26.40

Bruchag Glenfiddich (M090175) M/S R & P McAlister Tel: 01700 831276 Mobile: 0780 3127073 Email: randpmcalister@btconnect.com £37.50 £7.50 £45.00

Camus Beaver (M075223) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Camus Brandy (M029502) Mr J Wilson Tel: 028 302 63342/61938 Fax: 028 302 67919 Tel-Number 2: 028 406 31863 £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Carnkern Titan (M015902) William Jones & Son Tel: 028 944 32069 £45.00 £9.00 £54.00

Celtic Bryan (I000926) M/S G D Key & Sons Tel: 01508 528821 Mobile: 07843 277218 £25.00 £5.00 £30.00

Clonagh Tiger Gallant (I000656) D & R Durno & Sons Tel: 01807 590213 £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Coose Gambler (I001762) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Coose Jericho (I001991) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Corrick Kentucky Kid (M054467) P Clements & Partners Tel: 01359 251233 Fax: 01359 251233 Mobile: 07770 773752 £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Darsham Playboy (M061211) P Clements & Partners Tel: 01359 251233 Fax: 01359 251233 Mobile: 07770 773752 £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Denizes Exclusive (S002913) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Denizes Ibraham (M095584) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Denizes Inferno (M095434) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Derrycallaghan Ernest (M085601) Mr M A Barlow Tel: 01772 601403 Mobile: 07921 674041 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Dinton Nautical (M058805) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Dirnanean Bradley (M076366) Mr J Green Tel: 01343 870211 Email: iain@wjjgreen.co.uk £80.00 £16.00 £96.00

Dirnanean Nugget (M008567)

Moncur Pedigree Herds Mobile: 07768257528

Email: russell@taypack.com

£40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Drumlone Anchor (M074121)

Mr L A Richardson Tel: 07855 436203 Mr W E & K & M Nelson Tel: 07764895100 (Keith)

Email: keithnelson39@tiscali.co.uk

£30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Falondene Cincinnati (M079495) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Grangewood Baron (M077594) Mr & Mrs Ward & Sons Tel: 01555 840497 Email: jward@wardplant.com £25.00 £5.00 £30.00

Heathbrow Tristar (M067265) Mrs Hayley Clarke Tel: 07799 693582 Email: info@williamslivestock.com £33.33 £6.67 £40.00

Heywood Andrew (ET) (S001297) Mr C J G Clarke Tel: 01473 890287 £25.00 £5.00 £30.00

Hockenhull Maverick (M057803) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Keeldrum Clio 11 (M079129) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Keeldrum Schubert (M065739) Genus Breeding Ltd Tel: 01270 616616 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Kilbride Farm Comber (M078617) M/S J H & V G Wood Tel: 01254 878971 Mobile: 07813 063431 Email: vgwood@tiscali.co.uk £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Kilbride Farm Escalop

(M084884)

Kilbride Farm Newry (M059151)

W H Robson & Sons Tel: 028 933 40304 / 07968 814180 Fax: 028 933 49486

Email: robsons31@btinternet.com

W H Robson & Sons Tel: 028 933 40304 / 07968 814180 Fax: 028 933 49486

Email: robsons31@btinternet.com

VAT

TOTAL

£40.00 £8.00 £48.00

£40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Kilbride Farm Delboy (M082204) Mr R J Boyd Tel: 028 2582 0070 Mobile: 07799 346784 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Kilbride Farm Glenhead (M089513) Mr R J Boyd Tel: 028 2582 0070 Mobile: 07799 346784 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Losning Iver (P) I001195 Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Mendick Butch (M076345)



£30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Omorga Baldwin (M076745) AI Services (NI) Ltd Tel: 02890 833123 or 07799346784 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Omorga Isaac (M093767) AI Services (NI) Ltd Tel: 02890 833123 or 07799346784 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Omorga Prince (M060676) J L & C J Weatherup Tel: 028 933 40971 Mobile: 07875 728826 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Popes Barclay (M078191) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Popes Grandslam (M090828) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Popes Laird (M055700) Mr J Green Tel: 01343 870211 Email: iain@wjjgreen.co.uk £80.00 £16.00 £96.00

Shacon Hannibal 16 (S003142) Mr R J Boyd Tel: 028 2582 0070 Mobile: 07799 346784 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Skerrington Franklyn (M086236) A J & S D Heath Tel: 01952 541374 Mobile: 07971 814082 £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Starline Klassik (M054547)

R H Widdicombe Tel: 01803 732277 Fax: 01803 732277

Email: susan.widdicombe@btconnect.com

£30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Sterling Cotswold 11 (S002721)



£35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Sterling Flint (M042435) P Clements & Partners Tel: 01359 251233 Fax: 01359 251233 Mobile: 07770 773752 £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Sterling Gino 15 (M088452) Jake Gregory Tel 07712463354 £33.33 £6.67 £40.00

Sterling Viking 2nd (M069308)



£35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Woodhall Ferrari (M086256) Cogent Breeding Ltd Tel: 01244 622000 £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Wroxall Cocker-Leeky-Soup

(M080195)

C & H Evans & Son Tel: 0774 777 3815 Email: evans@wroxallsimmentals.co.uk £40.00 £8.00 £48.00



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SCHEDULE OF FEES

Due to the Society’s Charitable status the Membership Subscription fees are not subject to VAT on the

full amount and therefore the proportional breakdown has been clearly stated.

MEMBERSHIP FEE £ VAT AT 20% TOTAL

Initial Joining Fee & Prefix Registration £44.68 £8.94 £53.62

Full Annual Subscription Total is split into Vatable and Non Vatable totals

Full Annual proportioned £24.68 zero rated VAT £24.68 £0.00 £24.68

Full Annual proportioned £35.00 plus VAT @ 20% for DD Members £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

£66.68

Full Annual proportioned £40.00 plus VAT @ 20% Non DD Members £40.00 £8.00 £48.00

Full Annual proportioned £24.68 zero rated VAT £24.68 £0.00 £24.68

£72.68

Life Membership Total is £850.00 & is split into Vatable & Non Vatable Totals ( Joining Fee & Prefix Registration included )

Life Membership proportioned £23.10 plus VAT @ 20% £23.10 £4.62 £27.72

Life Membership proportioned £822.28 zero rated for VAT £822.28 £0.00 £822.28

£850.00

Associate Membership Total is split into Vatable & Non Vatable Totals

Associate Membership proportioned £6.34 plus VAT @ 20% for DD Members £6.34 £1.27 £7.61

Associate Membership proportioned £24.68 zero rated for VAT £24.68 £0.00 £24.68

£32.29

Associate Membership proportioned 11.34 plus VAT @ 20% for Non DD Members £11.34 £2.27 £13.61

Associate Membership proportioned £24.68 zero rated for VAT £24.68 £0.00 £24.68

£38.29

Overseas ( including Republic of Ireland ) Zero rated for VAT £33.60 £0.00 £33.60

REGISTERING YOUNG MEMBERSHIP ( Max age limit 25yrs )

Initial Joining fee & Prefix Registration £10.72 £2.14 £12.86

Annual Subscription ( Zero rated for VAT ) £21.00 £0.00 £21.00

£33.86

NON REGISTERING YOUNG MEMBERS ( Max age limit 25yrs )

Annual Subscription £5.25 £0.00 £5.25

Young Life Membership Total is £378.58 & is split into Vatable & Non Vatable Totals ( Joining Fee & Prefix Registration included )

Young Life Membership proportioned £23.10 plus VAT @ 20% £23.10 £4.62 £27.72

Life Membership proportioned £350.86 zero rated for VAT £350.86 £0.00 £350.86

£378.58

REGISTRATIONS

Register within 27 days of birth - Paper £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Register within 27 days of birth - Tel-Reg £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Register within 27 days of birth- On-line £26.00 £5.20 £31.20

Birth Notify within 27 days of birth - Paper / Tel-Reg / On-line £8.00 £1.60 £9.60

Register up to 12 months Paper / Tel-Reg / On-line ( previously notified ) £55.51 £11.10 £65.41

Register Over 12 months previously birth notified ( please see below for conditions ) £250.00 £50.00 £300.00

Register Over 12 months not previously birth notified ( please see below for conditions ) £400.00 £80.00 £480.00

Embryo Registration On Paper £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Embryo Registration By Tel-Reg £30.00 £6.00 £36.00

Embryo Registration On-line £26.00 £5.20 £31.20

Graded Registrations On Paper £22.89 £4.58 £27.47

Graded Registrations by Tel-Reg ( Cannot be processed on-line ) £17.53 £3.51 £21.04

Performance Recording Records / Steers £1.05 £0.21 £1.26

Birth Notification can ONLY be processed 27 days from the date of birth, no late Birth Notifications will be accepted. Calves born

dead will be notified free of charge. Calves sired by a breed other than Simmental should be notified as peformance only at the

rate of £1.26. We encourage all performance recording members to record all births but please note that performance only records

CANNOT be taken up to full registration at any time. Freemartins should be Birth Notified within 27 days of birth and must be

registered within 12-36 months maximum. Please contact the BSCS for further information.


Amended or Replacement Pedigree Certificate £5.00 £1.00 £6.00

DNA Typing kit per animal £23.10 £4.62 £27.72

Polled DNA test £20.00 £4.00 £24.00

Freemartin DNA Test £35.00 £7.00 £42.00

Embryo Flush Form (ET1) price per form £10.00 £2.00 £12.00

Imported Embryo Fee £50.00 £10.00 £60.00

Importation ( Including Republic of Ireland ) to be entered into the British Simmental

Herdbook

£50.00 £10.00 £60.00

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP ( Payable by Purchaser ) Sale / Private

Purebred £16.53 £3.31 £19.84

Graded £5.36 £1.07 £6.43

Bull used from a Non Member ( Commercial Man ) ( including semen purposes ) £16.53 £3.31 £19.84

* Transfer of Ownership form/s must be completed for privately sold animals *

Exportation Certificate ( Embryo Purposes ) £10.00 £2.00 £12.00

Exportation Certificate ( Live Animal Purposes ) £18.50 £3.70 £22.20

UPGRADING ( Grade inspection of animal on farm )

Price on

Application


ROYALTY SIRE

Registration of Levy Sire £273.00 £54.60 £327.60

Annual Fee to Maintain Levy ( The Annual Levy Fee is invoiced from 1st January following

the year of Registration )

£54.96 £10.99 £65.95

Administration Fee ( per Levy Registration ) 10%

LATE REGISTRATION MATRIX

• The following pricing matrix and late penalties will apply to all members who are registering calves under these

circumstances.

• Calves not registered within the 27 days after date of birth are subject to the fee schedule below.

• Cattle may be registered after 12 months of age, subject to proven DNA parentage testing.

• Please note the fee that is quoted includes the parentage test for the calf only. The DNA typing of the Sire and Dam is

£27.72 ( inc VAT, per animal ), if not already on file

• Please contact the Registration Department to process any registrations over twelve months of age as this cannot be

processed on-line.

1-3 Months 4-6 Months 7-9 Months 10-12 Months

Registrations that are received

after 27 days of birth will then

fall into the pricing matrix for

late fees

Birth Notification fee £9.60 plus

the 12 month registration fee of

£65.41

Birth Notification fee £9.60 plus

the 12 month registration fee of

£65.41 plus late penalty fee of

£18.90 ( £15.75 + VAT )

Birth Notification fee of £9.60

plus the 12 month registration

fee of £65.41 plus late penalty

fee of £37.80 ( £31.50 + VAT)

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

£19.03 will be added to the cost

of Registration

£75.01 £93.91 £112.81

Over 12 Months Previously Birth Notified

Over 12 Months NOT Previously Birth Notified

£250 + VAT = £300 £400 + VAT = £480

This includes the cost of the DNA test for the calf. Sire & Dam tests

are not included and are £23.10 + VAT each if the profile is not

already on our file.

This includes the cost of the DNA test for the calf. Sire & Dam tests

are not included and are £23.10 + VAT each if the profile is not

already on our file.


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Advertising Index

ADVERTISER PREFIX PAGE NO

Mr WJ & J Green Corskie (ISFC)

W H Robson & Sons Kilbride Farm 1

Farm Stay 2

M/S J H & V G Wood Popes 3

Barlow Trailers 4

Scotpen 17

A B Europe 49

Mr & Mrs J Olds Bosahan 80

Cornwall Club Advert 81

Mr S A Gummow Killiworgie 82

Mrs V Hall Chegwidden 83

SAC 83

William Clarke Livestock Ltd Williams 86

M/S A & P A Hurn Twyford 87

Mr Thomas Hill Scotland Hill 89

Ghost Design 89

Mr & Mrs R & L Storer Smith Storersmith 93

AJ & SD Heath Eaton 93

David Loftus Blackpool 98

Genus 98

Mr M A Barlow Denizes 99

Mr J & Mr A Wilson Balinlare Farm 105

Mr W D Hazelton Ranfurly 105

Mr H J W & J C Moore Omorga 106

Cogent 107

N & N Gwynne Chestermann 120

ADVERTISER PREFIX PAGE NO

Strathisla Farms Strathisla 122

J C McLaren & Partners Dargill 123

Mr R S & M E Weatherup Roma 123

Jim & Patricia Goldie Newbiemains 124

Mr David Craig Kennox 125

Mr W S Stronach Islavale 126

Mr W S Stronach Islavale 127

Richard McCulloch Overhill House 128

Mr A King Wolfstar 129

G, M & D Smith Drumsleed 130

D & R Durno & Sons Auchorachan 131

Mr D C Houldey Manor Park 132

Catherine Macgregor 133

Miss J M Hawkins Chates 135

Mr V C Bailey Mixbury-Hall 136

Mr & Mrs S & L Blomfield Sway 136

Mr & Mrs PB & JA Borlase Sacombe 137

Mr R J Grenham Boars Head 138

Mrs A Jukes Swallowhill 138

D A & L A Sapsed Heathbrow 139

Mr A Davies Hirwaun 147

Thornton Breakers 197

United Auctions 232

McCartneys 232

H & H 234

Newark Livestock Market 234

Dafydd Gwynne Castlewigg 121

50th Anniversary advert

(ISBC)

Frank Gwynne Castlegwynne 121

C H Evans & Son Wroxall (OBC)


APPLICATION FOR

MEMBERSHIP

(Please write clearly in BLOCK CAPITALS)

NAME:

(All Corporate bodies

must have a nominee)

ADDRESS:


TELEPHONE:

(Include STD Code)

EMAIL:

POSTCODE:

MOBILE:

If you wish to join as a FLECKVIEH member, PLEASE TICK - Full Membership Only

*Young Membership Only - Date Of Birth / /

Only FULL/LIFE members can register cattle, enter Society Sales, vote in Society business, or be

elected to Council. The Society year runs from 1st August to 31st July. Members joining in June

and July will have their subscription rolled over into the next year.

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES

PLEASE TICK

Joining Fee & Prefix Registration Fee £44.68 + £8.94 VAT = £53.62

Full Annual Subscription £42.00 + £24.68 for DD Members

(£24.68 @ zero rated VAT, £35.00 @ 20% rated VAT)

Full Annual Subscription £48.00 + £24.68 for Non DD Members

(£24.68 @ zero rated VAT, £40.00 @ 20% rated VAT)

Life Membership (VAT on £23.10 only) £845.38 + £4.62 VAT

(Inclusive of Joining & Prefix Registration Fee)

Associate Membership £24.68 + £7.61 for DD Members

(24.68 @ Zero Rate VAT, £6.34 @ 20% rated VAT)

Associate Membership £24.68 + £13.61 for Non DD Members

(24.68 @ Zero Rate VAT, £11.34 @ 20% rated VAT)

= £66.68

= £72.68

= £850.00

= £32.29

= £38.29

Overseas £33.60 (zero rated for VAT) = £33.60

*YOUNG MEMBERSHIP MAXIMUM AGE LIMIT 25 YEARS

Joining Fee & Prefix Registration £10.72 + £2.14 VAT = £12.86

Annual Subscription (zero rated for VAT) £21.00 = £21.00

Life Young Membership (VAT on £23.10 only) £373.96 + £4.62 VAT = £378.58

NON REGISTERING YOUNG MEMBERS (MAX AGE LIMIT 25 YRS)

Annual Subscription £5.25 (zero rated for VAT) = £5.25

Due to the Society’s charitable status the Membership Subscription fees are not subject to VAT

on the full amount and therefore the proportional breakdown has been clearly stated.


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PREFIX REGISTRATION - HERD NAME - ONE WORD ONLY - MAXIMUM 16 LETTERS:

Please give 2 Choices: 1st Choice: 2nd Choice:

UK Herd Number

GIFT AID

The British Simmental Cattle Society Ltd is a registered charity and as such if you are a UK Taxpayer, have a membership subscription

with The Society then you could increase the value of every £1.00 you have subscribed in membership fees to be worth

£1.28, by joining the Gift Aid Scheme, and it’s at no extra cost to you.

GIFT AID DECLARATION

I want the Society to treat all subscriptions and \or donations I have made since 6 April 2000, and all subscriptions and\or donations

made from the date of this declaration until I notify you otherwise as Gift Aid.

SIGNED:

DATE:

NOTES

1. You must pay an amount of income tax and\or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax that the charity reclaims on your

donations in the tax year [currently 28p for each £1 you give].

2. You can cancel this declaration at any time by notifying the charity.

3. If in the future your circumstances change and you no longer pay tax on your income and capital gains equal to the tax that

the charity (The Society) reclaims, you can cancel your declaration [see note1].

4. If you pay tax at the higher rate you can claim further tax relief in your Self-Assessment tax return.

5. If you are unsure whether your subscription and\or donations qualify for Gift Aid tax relief, ask the charity (The Society), or ask

your local tax office for leaflet IR 65.

6. Please notify the Society if you change your name or address.

DECLARATION

I HEREBY APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP OF THE ABOVE SOCIETY & CONFIRM

1. That I am the owner of at least one Pure Bred Simmental Animal (Full Membership only).

2. That I will during the period of my Membership comply with the rules and By-Laws from time to time made by the Society’s

Council of Management and that my membership is subject to approval by the Council of Management.

SIGNED:

DATE:

SIGNED:

DATE:

(When membership is in two names, please ensure that both signatures appear on the application form)

Please complete and return with this membership application form the following documents:

• DIRECT DEBIT MANDATE [all members] N.B. Please do not enclose cheques\cash

• TELEPHONE REGISTRATION FORM this form must be signed to authorise Tel-reg.

Due to the Society’s charitable status the Membership Subscription fees are not subject to VAT

on the full amount and therefore the proportional breakdown has been clearly stated.


PLANNED SCHEDULE

OF EVENTS

Wednesday 29th July 2020

OPEN DAY – David and Rosemary Cornthwaite

Balgray Hill Farm, Lockerbie

Thursday 30th July 2020

10.30am – Livestock entry to Carlisle market

4.00pm – FARM WALK AND SOCIAL EVENING – Newbie Mains

Farm, Dumfriesshire

Friday 31st July 2020

1.00pm – SHOW DAY – Carlisle market

7.30pm DINNER DANCE – The Shepherd’s Inn, Carlisle

Saturday 1st August 2020

10.30am – SALE OF ANIMALS

All times subject to confirmation

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.

PLEASE CALL 02476 696513

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