What a show and sale! Outstanding sale prices and a great turn out for the whole event. Despite the freezing conditions, there was a real buzz in the air.

Throughout the year, Highland Cattle have classes at a variety of county shows. Here are the results for the events that we have been advised of. Well done to all those who took part and, in particular, to the winners.

The 120th Autumn Show and Sale of Highland Cattle was a weekend of mixed emotions. Members experienced excitement at the prospect of newly appointed auctioneers, United Auctions selling the cattle on Monday.

The overall champion of the day was the female champion, Princess Easter Bunny of Walton from the home of Mrs Louisa Jordan shown and brought out by Paul Langford and bred by Mrs S Hill.

On a very wet show day at the Great Yorkshire Show, Dochy Ormiston had a fine display of quality cattle however the quantity was in short supply.

Judge Willie Maclean took centre stage at the Royal Highland Show on 22 June, judging the Highland classes in what can only be described as almost perfect weather for showing.

It was the first time ever a father and daughter pairing were honoured with judging the Spring Show with veteran, Jimmy Laing judging the animal classes and daughter, Helen Laing judging the Young Handlers classes.

Throughout the year, Highland Cattle have classes at a variety of county shows. Here are the results for the events that we have been advised of. Well done to all those who took part and, in particular, to the winners.

The 119th Autumn Show and Sale turned out to be an action-packed weekend starting with a Highland Cattle promotional event in Argyll Square Oban in partnership with Bid4Oban and Jackson Brothers Butchers.

Judge David Maughan had a smaller number of cattle to judge than in recent years, but nevertheless the quality was superb. The overall champion from Mr Mark Braines was Ezra of Earn, who won at the Great Yorkshire in 2015.

Here are the results of the Royal Highland Show classes held on Thursday 23 June. The judge was James McConachie of Grantown-on-Spey.

The 125th anniversary show and sale of Highland Cattle attracted a significant audience from both the UK and Europe.