History was well and truly made at the 131st annual spring show and sale of Highland cattle at Oban on Monday, when a new breed record of 27000gns was achieved for a three-year-old bull from the Sorne fold at Kirriemuir, Angus.

The 11th Stars of the Future Calf Show was the host to one of the country’s largest line-ups of 368 pedigree and commercial calves for 2021 - a real spectacle for those who came to view the day’s proceedings.

The Highland Cattle Society’s annual autumn show and sale made a welcome return to Oban Livestock Centre this week, where a top price of 10000gns was achieved for the overall champion from the McConachie family’s Culfoich fold.

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.

Congratulations to all the prize winners and thank you to everyone who took the time to enter this year’s Summer Show. A huge thank you to both of our judges for all the time they gave to their appointment, to every member who entered and took part and, of course, to our sponsor, Direct Rosettes.

Congratulations must go to everyone involved in staging the largest Agricultural Show since 2019! The GYS Committee, Directors and staff worked tirelessly to make sure the event was a safe Covid show for everyone.

It certainly felt like the show scene was starting up again watching exhibitors prepare their animals to be shown. Highland Cattle breeders turned out to show their stock and had the largest number of entries on the day.

A recent online sale of Highland cattle conducted by Aberdeen and Northern Marts saw trade reach a top of 2400gns for an in-calf cow from the Hunters fold.

The Highland Cattle Society Autumn Sale of Pedigree Cattle took place on Monday, October 12, 2020. The market was a lot quieter than normal due to current COVID-19 restrictions with only vendors and buyers allowed to attend.

Here are the results of the recent Fun Summer Charity Show that took place throughout July. Congratulations to all the winners and a huge thank you to our judges, and to every member who entered.

History was made at the Highland Cattle Society’s 129th Annual Spring Show and Sale at Oban on Sunday, 10th February, when the Cladich fold secured its first ever male championship at the event.

A packed ringside of spectators witnessed a heifer from Tordarroch Estates lift the overall championship accolade at the Highland Cattle Society’s annual autumn show held at Oban on Sunday.

The Overall Champion of the day was the Male Champion - James Dubh of Chadwich from the home of Mrs M J and V M Monk of the Chadwich Fold.

The Overall Champion of the day was the Female Champion - Skye Of Little Rannoch from the home of Messrs MacNaughton & Lawrie of the Kelty Fold.

The results are in for the 128th Annual Spring Show held on 10 February. The judge was Alun Garton. Female Champion was Capleadh 14th of Craigowmill from the home of Mr KWW & EM Brown.

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.

Past President, David Soutar took on the task of judging our 121st Annual Autumn Show. The Overall Champion, a yearling from Culfoich was “beautifully brought out and oozing style,” according to David.

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.