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2019/20 President Michael Howie

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Closing date for the next journal - 28th February 2020Patron: Her Majesty the Queen Hon. Presidents: Lord Plumb DL, Edward Evans and Jim Lawrie

President: Michael Howie, Morwick, Acklington, Morpeth, Northumbria, NE65 9DG Tel: 07802 795993Business Co-ordinator: Gilmour Lawrie Tel: 01292 478365 Breed Manager: Alan Timbrell Tel: 07889 044070

General Manager: Claire Kimm, Westburn House, McNee Road, Prestwick, Ayrshire KA9 2PB Tel: 01292 471292Fax: 01292 474686 Email: [email protected] Web: www.ayrshirescs.org Charity No.: SC007015

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Office News ...................................................................... 5-6 Celandine Celebration ..........................................................7 Breed Manager Report ................................................. 10-11Annabell’s Diary ..................................................................13Conference Booking Form ..................................................15Young Breeders booking form............................................16Alta Article ..........................................................................19Taking Note .........................................................................21Duncan Rose Feature ................................................... 22-23All Breeds All Britain Calf Show ................................... 26-27Family Focus .......................................................................28Cattle Services News ..........................................................29National Show ............................................................... 30-31Linda Batty Feature ............................................................33International Youth Tour ............................................... 34-35NMR BVD Under The Hammer ............................................39Ayrshire Success ................................................................41Club News ..................................................................... 44-46Ayrshires of Excellence ................................................ 47-58

Alta ........................................................................................... 18

Adamson J ............................................................................... 59

Batty L H .................................................................................. 20

Baynes G&G ............................................................................. 36

Broadley J D & B F ................................................................... 14

Carrs Billington ........................................................................ 24

Cattle Services (AYR) Ltd.........................................................BC

CIS .............................................................................................. 8

Clark, A ..................................................................................... 32

Clippaholics ............................................................................. 20

Crothers, Brent ........................................................................... 9

Evans, M D................................................................................ 42

Howie, M .................................................................................... 4

H&H .......................................................................................... 37

Hunter, J & M ........................................................................... 43

Lawrie A & S ............................................................................ 37

NMR .......................................................................................... 38

New Breed UK .......................................................................... 12

Sayer, H&M .............................................................................. 25

Stevensons ................................................................................. 4

Thomas, G ................................................................................ 17

Tomlinson E T & Son ............................................................... IFC

Windel, M ................................................................................. 40

It seems no time since I was writing the last report, how time flies!

On the home front the wet weather has caused the milk cows to be housed much earlier than normal, at least the fodder situation is plentiful.

The harvest this year has proved very trying, the autumn sowing is

only 50% complete when normally it is completed by the end of October.

We have recently calved some really nice Lyner Oblique focus calves using the 4M sexed semen, surely this is the way forward?

In September we welcomed Alan Timbrell as the new Breed Manager, he has certainly hit the ground running.

The UK Dairy Day was next on the agenda, congratulations to the Tomlinson family, what a marvellous show season they are having and what a fantastic heifer Allstar Triclo Joybell is, now VG89. Thanks once again to the Young Breeders for their help preparing and presenting the animals for the show ring.

I attended the Calf Show at Peterborough, well done to all the prize winners and everyone for taking part. It was a pleasure to meet the six guests from six different countries. The World Federation International Youth Tour of the UK has been a great success thanks to Alan and all the host farms.

By the time you are reading this I will have ticked a few more club meetings and visits to breeders off my list. We are looking forward to going to the Australia World Federation conference in January which is extremely well supported by UK Ayrshire Breeders.

Angie and I would like to wish all Ayrshire people a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Finally we look forward to hosting the 2020 Conference in May, booking forms are included in the journal.



The saying must be true “time flies when you are having fun” where has the year gone, it doesn’t seem five minutes since the beginning of 2019!

It was a pleasure to meet up with the World Ayrshire Federation International Youth visitors when they visited High Mark farm where John & David gave an interesting talk and tour. The feedback from the delegates has been nothing

but positive and I must thank everyone involved in making such a memorable time for this great group of Ayrshire enthusiasts from around the world. A highlight for many was seeing Alan on the high ropes course in the Lake District, we can safely say he passed his Cumbria initiation ceremony with flying colours!!

Presidents and the new 2019/20 council met on 7th & 8th November in Garstang with a good discussion taking place on what the role of a council member involves. Council nomination forms for 2020/2021 are enclosed within the journal. Please return to the office by 23rd March 2020.

The all Britain and Ireland photographic competition is now open, please send entries to [email protected] including the date which the photograph was taken. Closing date for submitting entries is Friday 31st January.

The Presidents committee would like to remind members that the nomination of someone to receive a lifetime achievement award can be made by anyone via their club secretary. Any nominations and supporting information will be reviewed and the final decision made by the president’s committee.

As agreed at the 2018 May council meeting I will be attending the World Ayrshire Federation Conference in January 2020. I have also taken on the role of executive secretary on a temporary basis until the end of the conference after which time Alan Timbrell will take over. In addition to myself there are many delegates from the UK attending and our representatives for voting purposes will be Arthur Lawrie, Steve Bailey (in place of Colin Christophers) and Michael Howie (in place of UK breed manager). We will be nominating our next world federation representatives at our 2020 AGM.

OFFICE NEWS

HQ CATCH-UPGeneral Manager Claire Kimm updates membershipon the activites at Head Quarters

Booking forms for the annual conference are in here, please return early to avoid disappointment. There will be a judging seminar held during the conference. Judges needing to requalify will be notified at the start of the year.

The young breeders programme will see some slight changes for 2020. We look forward to welcoming new and existing members to York for the young breeders gathering. Booking forms are on page 16. I would like to take this opportunity to thank James Lawrie for all he has done and the commitment he has given to our young breeders over the years.

Please do not hesitate Lesley or myself at the office with any questions. Over Christmas the office will be closed on Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th and Tuesday 31st, Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd January.

2019 December 12th Royal Ulster Winter Fair

2020March

4th -5th Council Meeting

14th UK Dairy Expo, Carlisle

April 16-19th Young Breeders Weekend

Stableside @ York Racecourse, Tadcaster Road, York, YO24 1QG

May 11th - 13th Annual Conference

The Hogs Head Inn, Hawfinch Drive, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 2BF

12th Judging Seminar

Morwick, Acklington, Morpeth, Northumbria, NE65 9DG

Diary Dates


MEMBERSHIPAdult Members 611Junior 307

Total 918

Welcome New MembersDavid Mellor, Onecote Hall Farm, Leek, Staffs, ST13 7RG

Kevin Norman, Church Farm, Woodborough, Pewsey, SN9 5PL

JUNIOR

Agatha Jones, 37 Glebelands, Cheriton Bishop, Exeter, Devon, EX6 6HZ

Miss Salvidge, Moat Farm, Marston Bigot, Frome, Somerset, BA11 5BP

Rosie Bennett, Lane End Farm, Broadhembury, Honiton, Devon, EX14 3LU

Abbie Digby, 3 Glenshalloch Place, Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbright, DG5 4DN

Stuart & Adam Lindsay, 42 Africanda Road, Gretna, Dumfriesshire, G16 5BZ

Conor Maitland, 17 Ladies Walk, Drongan, Ayrshire, KA6 7AN

Millie Lewis, Freeford Farms, Freeford, Lichfield, Staffs, WS14 9QL

Jessica Reed, Scruel Barton Farm, Southleigh, Devon, EX24 6SD

Will Astley & Katie Monton, Cefn Farm, Deytheur, Llansantffraid,

SY22 6TF

The Haresfoot Vase is presented each year to the exhibitor gaining the most points for coming 1st, 2nd and 3rd in classes and also gaining points for achieving Breed Champion, Reserve Champion, Interbreed Champion and Reserve Interbreed Champion. The qualifying shows are The Royal Highland, Agriscot, Balmoral, Ulster Winter Fair, Royal Welsh, Welsh Dairy Show, Dairy Expo, Great Yorkshire, Cheshire, UK Dairy Day, South West, Royal Cornwall, South of England, Royal Norfolk and the All Breeds All Britain Calf Show.

E T Tomlinson & Son and their Sandyford herd from Loughborough are the winners of the award for 2018 and they were presented with the Haresfoot Vase at the 2019 National Ayrshire Show. A significant success in itself, however the dedication to showing from Blaise, Deborah, Evie, Millie and Annabell has meant they are the worthy recip-ients for the second consecutive year. Huge congratulations to everyone involved at Sandyford on such an achievement.Also for the second consecutive year we must commend the runners up of this prestigious award, John and Michael Hunter from Ardmore, Northern Ireland.

Peter, Deborah, Evie and Millie Tomlinson receive the award from Alan Timbrell

Premier Breeder Exhibitor Award 2018


On a dark December day last year a group of Ayrshire breeders, some retired some just tired, met for one of their regular reunions. Although this very social ensemble gathered for a weekend of fine dining and a theatre visit, the most pressing item on the agenda was to decide on a date when the group would convene to holiday in celebration of the formation of a “syndicate” 25 years ago.

This group came about at the 1994 Conference Sale at Ewloe when seven ladies at table no.5 contributed to a fund to purchase Changue Celandine 34, a 16 month old heif-er. The founding members were Margaret Adamson (Swaites), Margaret Barr (Clochkeil), Rosemary Dickie (Knockenjig), Muriel Parker (Meikle Laught), Margaret Templeton (Car-nell), Ann Whiteford (Middle) & Barbara Young (Waterside).

The plan was to flush the animal in the hope of starting a new line in each of the herds. Although the route has deviated from the first plan, a considerable number of animals have been registered with the Society that have a direct connection with the venture. This does not include over 450 regis-tered progeny of the proven Celandine First Lord that is a product of the operation. Even after over 20 years First Lord could potentially continue to have an impact on the breed for years to come as one of his sons, Sandyford Time Lord has joined a recent list of “Future Sires”.

The Rosemary family at Knockenjig produced nine registrations and bred Raider by Dilham Dougal that boasted an impressive milk proof.The most prolific product has been at Swaites where the Margaret Ann line has now registered a 29th member. Over half of the mature descendants have classified between VG85 and EX93(2). A calf show champion and a reserve as well as a 60,000kgs cow are among them.

The Celandine Ann family at Middle now has 18 members. Some of the participants have been unable to perpetuate their seed from the exercise while good fortune has smiled more favourably on others. Although the Barbara line at Waterside, Meggie at Pocknave, Margaret at Clochkeil and Muriel at Meikle Laught left no succession all have had a tangible involvement.

The partners greatly appreciate the assistance given to the syndicate by Celandine’s breeder, Robert Stevenson. His co-operation in the early stages of this venture by allowing the heifer to join his flushing programme at Changue, and his continued interest and support were invaluable.

No one has dared to count the cost but the benefits of 25 years of fun and friendship far out-weigh the financial consideration. It surprised us all that the “silver” milestone bringing us to this Glasgow rendezvous arrived so quickly.

At the bedroom drinks party on arrival, members were invited to fill in a 2019 year planner with the dates which were inconvenient for them to be away from home. With seven couples having to be accommodated it was still somewhat of a surprise that the exercise produced only one window in early September that was suitable.

This enabled our regular Travel Consultant to be contacted while we were convened in order to ascertain which choices might fit in with our restricted timing. The option which found most favour was a Viking River Cruise from Bordeaux and the booking was duly made. Surrounding countryside in the area through which we would travel was not likely to feature any Ayrshire cows. In fact we caught sight of only a few Limousin cattle one day when we were heading into our third winery. At least we thought that was the

breed but clarity of vision was not at the optimum. However we felt sure that we would be able to consume quantities of another white liquid produced in that region and perhaps even more of a red variety.

Sadly a few days before our departure David and Rosemary Dickie had a family bereavement which prevented them from travelling. Despite the heavy hearts the group set off from Glasgow and landed in Bordeaux to experience one of the most horrendous rainstorms imaginable. Luggage was drenched resulting in some of the case contents getting wet.Within half an hour the sun came out and shone continuously for the whole trip with the temperature rising to almost 30 degrees by the end of week. During the voyage many sights were seen, many fun moments were experienced and many glasses of wine were consumed.

It has always been Syndicate policy that before the current get together finishes that the next meeting is scheduled. By the time this is being read the next meeting will have come and gone and the following one will be in the diary when we’ll drink a toast to Celandine once again.

One more incidence of the Ayrshire cow bringing people together.

Rosedale Mr Magic

CELANDINE SYNDICATEMore than just an Ayrshire ladies collabration for over 25 Years!

Mrs Margaret Barr, Clochkeil, Mrs Rosemary Dickie, Knockenjig, Mrs Margaret Templeton, Pocknave, Mr Robin Young, Burnside (for wife Barbara), Mrs Margaret Adamson, Swaites, Mrs Ann Whiteford, Middle, Mrs Muriel Parker, Meikle Laught. Also pictured Clive Norbury,

Auctioneer & Mr Ian Mair, Changue

The group gathered for a pre-holiday summer lunch at Fonab Castle in June 2019Premier Breeder Exhibitor

Award 2018


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equines and their germinal products.

To allow Ayrshire Cattle Society to remain a recognised breed society, we have had to adhere to these new legislations. It is also not only countries within the EU that have had to adapt to the changes in legislation, but also all countries which wish to trade their animals or germinal products with the EU. ACS have been working closely with the NBDC to fully understand the impact of the changes. We have also been working with DEFRA to ensure everything has been adhered to, whilst also making them aware of the challenges this provides.

The main changes you will notice will be:

- New double-sided certificate, one side landscape the other portrait

- A consistent layout and numbering system for the portrait side of certificates for animals in and coming into the EU

- Removal of classification stamps on certificates

- Removal of sales and transfer section on the reverse along with on-farm identification

With all this in mind NBDC has alerted the Society that there will be a price rise to registrations of £1.20, but the Council have decided to phase this rise in over the next three years with 40p to be added every year. This will

start on the 1st of January 2020 so if you need to catch up registrations and you need some help please shout.

GENOMICSAHDB are happy for us to restart our female and male testing program on Animals that are 87.5% Ayrshire and above as the base reliability is now in place

I would like to start off by saying many thanks for all the kind words of support shown to me since taking on the role of Breed Manager. I would also like to thank Claire and Lesley for their guidance in bringing me up to speed with all that happens in the office and registration

side of the Society and last but not least Duncan who has given me a lot of support and advice on some challenging matters.

Since taking over on the 1st of September its been pretty full on with the National Show and International Ayrshire Youth Tour as well as the National All Breeds All Britain Calf Show. I have visited some area’s already and hope to cover many more in the coming months and try to visit as many of your herds as possible.

JUDGING SEMINARThe next judging seminar will take place during the Society Conference by kind invitation of our President Michael Howie on Tuesday the 12th May at Morwick Farm, Acklington, Morpeth, NE65 9DG. It was decided at council to revert back to a single master judge for each ring at this event from the consensus system that has been used over the last few years. There will also be a workshop on judging calves for all who would like to join in.

NEW REGISTRATION CERTIFICATESLast year the EU bought in new legislation (EU Regulations 2016/1012 and 2017/717) regarding the standards for animal registration. This also included the roll-out of a consistent format for registration certificates and export documents, to create clearer understanding. The new legislation not only impacts on cattle, but also pig, sheep and goats,

BREEDMANAGER’S

REPORT

O P E N I N G R E P O R TAyrshire Breed Manager Alan Timbrell writes his opening report.

“new legislation regarding standards for animal

registration”


as long as it is done with a 50K or more chip. Duncan revealed last spring in the Journal it is our advice that you use Cogent/ST Genetics to do your testing as they use a 70K chip so this will also help with the information we can gain. It may cost a little more than others but the information you will receive back will be easier for you to understand. The cost of each sample will be £29 and the Allflex Starter kit cost is £48 which includes an Applicator +10 x TSU Vials. This price excludes VAT.

CLASSIFICATIONClassification results have been on par with other years in numbers and we have seen a slight rise in scores which shows the Breed on an improving path. We are also meeting with NBDC for a workshop to look at the scoring system. Just recently we had our first VG89 scored heifer for a few years. It was our National show Champion Allstar Triclo Joybell VG89 3yrs. To my knowledge there has only been four 89-point heifers.

WORLD CONFERENCE JAN 2020Claire will be heading to Australia for the World Ayrshire Conference and has been asked to give a report on how we as a Country use our Youngsters to promote the Breed. She will be accompanied by 22 delegates from the UK and I’m sure they will have a great time and we will look forward to their feedback on their return.

BREED HERITAGEThere was a conference call earlier this year and we will be scheduling more calls through the coming months. There have been some new cows identified as for the Breed Heritage watch list. Sanderson White Rose 445 and her Skyfall daughter tracing bank to the Waxham herd and two half-sisters from the Troutbeck Burdette Jess family have been added. We know need people to Genomic test their best females to help the breed built a more reliable database for Genomic results. The more

information we can gain the higher the reliability will be. Another great Breed Heritage Mating is about to reach your Ai tanks.

BIDDESDEN HECTORBiddesden Hector enters Cattle Services from a mating that was done through Breed Heritage after Breeders asked us to supply a sire that was from trusted genetics, that was especially for a grazing system and Hector in our eyes fits this remit and will be available in sexed 4m semen. He looks a very exciting prospect with having no Nelson, Reality, Burdette, or Oblique blood in his pedigree. He is a 100% Ayrshire with a very strong cow family behind him on both sides of his pedigree.

His Dam is Baillifcourt Hortense 267 Ex93 2E by Horseclose Jubilee a son of Horseclose Einstein needs very little introduction. Hortense 267 who has been admired by many people is a very milky cow with high fat and protein averaging over 10 lactations 9,450kgs at 4.41bf and 3.45 pro and an average production index of 131 on 10 lactations which is in the top 1% of the breed. This was all achieved on a low input system which shows the quality of this animal. She was also shown very successfully in the North East of England and won many prizes at shows and in herd competitions.

His Sire is Stretton Triple Prime a Meikle Laught Triple Crown son with a very strong cow family with the last 5 generations being VG or Ex with a mixture of North American and British genetics and to top it off breeding very strong milky daughters with excellent health traits. Triple Prime’s maternal line average 11 lactation on his last four maternal generations.

When you look at Hectors pedigree the Sire and Dam are full of outstanding blood of the Ayrshire Breed and you can be sure that you will get longevity and milk from this outstanding Young Sire.

Bailiffscourt Hortense 267 EX93 2E Bailiffscourt Hortense 267 EX93 2E



Hello everyone, Let me introduce myself to anyone who doesn’t know me. I’m Annabell Armstrong and live at Plaskettlands on the beautiful Cumbrian Solway coast. I was born and bred on dairy farm not too far away from here, and spent my youth supporting the local Young Farmers Club. My first dairy stock judging was held at The

Whitefords, Middle Farm at the age of 13. Who knew then what a huge part Ayrshire cows were to play in my later life? I met Rodney through the club and the rest as they say is history. We have been married almost 30 years and have three grown up children; Michael is 27 and works at home on the farm, he is now engaged to Megan with a wedding set for autumn of next year. Laura is 25 and works as an Occupational Therapist in Carlisle, Laura and fiancé Joe are also busy planning as they get married in May 2021. Amy is now 21, she works at Aspatria Farmers our local agricultural supplier. Her partner in crime is Jake Sayer who many of you will know from Denmans Ayrshires. They met through the Young Breeders program, attending the Young breeders gathering and Dairy Day at Telford. They are currently making plans for a visit to Australia and New Zealand in the New Year. Joe and Kathleen who many of you will know are also here with us at Plaskettlands. Always ready with advice and keen to keep us on our toes!

The family, then Strickland, founded the herd in 1938 and came to Plaskettlands in 1942. We now farm 230 acres in total. We have 85 milk cows plus followers, all calves are reared with bulls left entire and sold in the fat ring.

We don’t have our own sheep now, Geoff a local farmer will bring his sheep to winter here. He is only a mile away from us but on low lying ground that gets very wet. We are just that bit higher up and our sandy land is welcome pasture for the winter months. We still grow 5 acres of potatoes and 1 acre of vegetables that are sold on local markets and at the farm gate. 4 markets a week are done through the summer months and only 2 from November

onwards. We also advertise on Facebook and last year the week before Christmas we were busy little elves with over 100 4 stone bags to deliver to customers in the local towns.

We do a couple of shows a year. In August our local show is the Cockermouth Show, Just half an hour away from home. The exhibitors include ourselves, the Sandersons and Mattinsons. The Ayrshire Classes are the best supported dairy classes at the show. We also attend The Westmorland County Show in Kendal. The show is the biggest one day show in the country and well worth a visit if you get the chance. Just a couple of hours after leaving home we can be there with the cattle washed and settled. It’s a brilliant set up for washing and milking your cattle. All with a viewing area for inquisitive members of the public. It’s surprising how many adults have never seen a cow being milked. We even manage to draw Christine (The Westmorland Agricultural Societies Chief Executive) out of her office at midnight for a very sociable glass of port with cheese and biscuits before a couple of hours sleep before show day begins.

Spring was kind to us this year and the crops went in well, the ground was in good condition following the dry summer the year before. First job is always to get the potatoes in. We like to have the first earlies planted by the middle of March if possible. We get the seed from JBA Seed potatoes in Annan. Robert and Iain Barbour are always on hand to offer advice when needed. They quite often say that we are some of their longest standing customers having bought seed potatoes from them for a number of years. The first seed will be collected in early January then ‘Chitted’ before planting to encourage good early growth. We started selling new potatoes from the first week of June this year. All picked by hand for freshness and quality.

In the middle of October the Cumberland Club helped to host the International Youth Visit. We were asked to provide three herd visits to the Troutbeck, Sanderson and Plaskett Herds. We were very lucky with the weather with 2 dry days for the visit. The herds visits were held on the first day with lunch in the local auction which included Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding. This was enjoyed by all once we had explained what a Yorkshire pud was! We turned a few heads when we arrived in the beef selling ring but didn’t distract from the business of the day. The second day the club arranged a visit to Go Ape in Whinlatter Forest in the Lake District. The Tree Top adventure was enjoyed by all the delegates and some of our younger Cumberland Club members, some who took to it like a duck to water and for others it was a bit more challenging. We then headed off into Keswick for traditional Fish and Chips for lunch before the delegates travelled through the Lake District to Lancashire. Thank you to Lachlan, Corey, Olivia, Gabby, Julie and Iida for visiting us and of course to Alan Timbrell for being the tour guide for the week. We hope they all enjoyed their time in Cumbria and saw some memorable cows and scenery.

We usually try to get away for a few days towards the end of October once the tatties are all in and the winter barley is sown. This year we went with friends to Krakow in Poland, The trip didn’t get off to a very good start with a delay leaving Manchester then unable to land due to fog at Krakow. Flight diversion and a two and a half hour bus ride we finally checked in to our hotel. Krakow is a beautiful city and we enjoyed doing all the touristy things it had to offer. Home time and our flight was cancelled due to fog. So we ended up spending another two nights and three days in the city waiting for the next flight home. Better luck next time!

So that will bring us round to the end of 2019, I would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

A Round Up to 2019

Annabell’sBlog

The International Youth Visit to Our Farm



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ITINERARYMonday 11th May09.30 Council Meeting 11.00 AGM12.00 - Council Meeting12.15 Lunch at Hogs Head13.30 Farm visit - Percy Farms, Alnwick EstateTuesday 12th MayHerd Visit - MorwickLunch Judging Seminar - Morwick

Wednesday 13th MayHerd Visit - MarleycoteLunch Acklington Park, Rigg & Furrow Farmhouse Brewery tour & tasting

ALTERNATIVEMonday 11th May13.00 Lunch at Alnwick Castle, Castle Tour & Harry Potter inspired activity!Evening - Informal Dinner at The Hogs Head followed by pub quiz

Tuesday 12th MayAlnwick Garden tourLunch at Morwick Cake decorating / Ice Cream demonstration & tasting Evening - Dinner and ceilidh dance at Alnwick Rugby Club

Wednesday 13th MayDemonstration and creation workshop Lunch Free afternoon – suggestions availableEvening Banquet Dinner Alnwick Castle

ANNUAL CONFERENCEMONDAY 11TH – THURSDAY 14TH MAY 2020

ANNUAL CONFERENCEB O O K I N G F O R MMONDAY 11TH – THURSDAY 14TH MAY 2020

Michael & Angie Howie extend a warm welcome to Northumberland for the 2020 annual conference and AGM. The conference base is the Hog’s Head Inn, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66 2BF, named after the tavern in the Harry Potter books and films. It is a perfect setting with a laid back atmosphere in the heart of Northumberland.

To book your place please complete the form below and return to the office or complete the online form via the website. https://www.ayrshirescs.org/ayrshires-cattle-society/events/book-events-online/3914/annual-conference-2020/




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ColoStruM MAnAGeMent: tArGetS And ProtoColSIn the first hours after birth it is critical that the calf receives at least 2 feedings of colostrum. Assure every calf gets what it deserves by setting targets and describing the required procedures in protocols which can be followed by the staff. Main-taining calf sheets with records on colostrum aspects can help you evaluate calf performance and discuss if targets are met or if protocols should change.

The following targets are important:

• Time:Feedafirstfeedwithin2hoursbirthandprovideasecondfeedwithinthenext8hours.• Quality:Measurecolostrumqualitywitharefractometertoassurethefirstfeedisofgoodquality.• Quantity:Feedatleast10%bodyweightinthefirsthoursoflife.• Safety:donotfeedcolostrumfromJohne’scowsorcowswithadoubtfulhealthstatus.• Cleanliness:milkhygienically,collectthecolostrumincleanbucketsandfeedwithcleanbottlesortubes.Labelandstoreunusedcolostruminthefridgeformaximum48hoursorinthefreezerforoneyear.• Feedinghighqualitycolostrumcontainingappropriatespecificitiesandadequatelevelsofantibodiesandother important nutritional and biologically active substances is probably the single most important factor influencing successfultransitionofanewborncalftoaneffectiveproductiveunit.Thereare3primarybenefitsoftimelyhigh- qualitycolostrumingestion.Thefirst,oftenoverlooked,isthecontributionofcolostrumasanimmediatesource ofenergy,readilyavailableandessentialforthesurvivalofthecalfduringthefirsthoursoflife.Thesecond,and mostrecognized,relatestotheimmunologicalprotectionoftheneonatalcalfagainstinfectiousagentsduringthe firstweeksoflife.Andlastly,thethirdpositiveimpactofgoodcolostrumfeedingpracticesistheimpactthatithas onthelong-termproductivityoftheanimal.Agoodstartisneededtocapitalizeonthegeneticpotentialofthecalf.• Leavenocalfbehind• Assuringthatalltargetsofyourcolostrumprotocolaremetcanbeachallenge.Timingofbirthcanbeinconvenient andgentlythawingfrozencolostrumrequirespatience.Somecowsmightnotdelivergoodquality,ormaynot produceenoughtoofferacompletefeed.ExcesscolostrummaynotalwaysbeavailabletoreplaceJohne’scows colostrum,andthestoringofexcesscanbelabourintensive.Inthesecases,aqualitycolostrumproductcanbea great tool to assure every calf receives colostrum according to your protocol.

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TYPE OF SYSTEM AND A SHORT BRIEF OF YOUR BUSINESS Michael - 150 Ayrshires 50 Holsteins under Brundcliffe prefix, milk recorded separately, 245 acres all grass, paddock/strip grazed weather permitting April/May to October semi TMR winter, all year round calving milk sold to Muller on liquid contract. Biomass boiler heats three houses also hot water.

Richard - We started milking in 2013. Cows came from Castern, Willhome, Stamford and Pylon mainly. We farm 1000 acres, roughly 300 acres grass the rest arable, we lamb 150 ewes in January for the Easter trade, we also run a herd of pedigree Limousins, Saltbrook.

Peter - The farm is located at over 1,000 feet above sea level and is all down to grass. Cows are grazed day and night 6 months of the year and cubicle housed during the winter. Milking is through an 8/16 herringbone parlour. Cows are trough fed silage with concentrates through the parlour, with no TMR Herd average is just over 8,000 litres from an almost 100% Ayrshire herd. Surplus stock is sold either through Leek market or direct from the farm.

Jo - We run an organic enterprise consisting of 130 pedigree pure Ayrshires, finishing 80% Ayrshire bull calves, 100 pedigree dorsets and grow approx. 40 acres of crops.

MOST CONSISTENT COW FAMILY IN YOUR HERD AND WHY? Michael - The Nellie family originating from the Stantondale herd, daughter of Stantondale King of Hearts was purchased at Uttoxeter carrying a Pant Graceful Air daughter and the family has flourished from there excelling in type, production, fertility and index.

Richard - Our most consistent cow family is the Flash Girls which originate from Stamford Ayrshires. Also the Linnets from Stamford have bred fairly consistently.

Peter - Two families stand out over the years being the Winsomes and the Ovoids. Winsomes have bred a number of high scored EX cows with great longevity and have produced a number of very successful bulls. Ovoid’s have consistently produced high type showy kinds of cows and have generated many heifer calves with now over 420 registered!

Jo - That’s a tricky one! the Ayrshire cow is so diverse...the cow family most picked out by people looking at the herd is Apple Blossoms...for the show ring its always been Cherryshines or more recently Buttermilks......for the get up and get on with the job type of cow it’s our Butterpuffs.

SIRE WHICH HAS HAD THE BIGGEST INFLUENCE IN YOUR HERD AND WHY ?Michael - In the early days of the herd Wheatrig Lena’s Commander left a lot of tremendous cows and latterly a lot of good young cows from Nellie 38 son Whitecroft Furtado having 657kg milk and a PLI 377.

Richard - The bull we have used who has the made biggest impact on our herd is Wroughton Lord Winston. Edward from Cattle Services advised us to use him when we were getting started so he has to take some of the credit for that.

Peter - Heydale Wilderness, a bull just used to run with heifers for 2 years but his daughters have excelled in both production and type. Of every heifer of his that calved they scored 100% GP or better, with 7 going EX His figures show he still has a PLI of 233 with a plus of over 700 for milk. Quite a number have already reached 60 tonne lifetime yield! Palmyra Tri Star Burdette has left a large number of very good daughters in the herd too breeding a very consistent type of cow. Duo Star Gentleman is the 3rd sire I would mention as the current crop of heifers contain a large number of standout daughters.

Jo - We have proper cows in there 8/9 lactations by Waxham each Way cows I love. Our Dudley Wood Major Daughters are proving to be hard wearing types with frame, great udder attachments and sound feet. At the younger end it’s the Devas Maverick daughters with some fantastic 2nd calvers and some just as promising heifers calved this summer. Alot of the back pedigrees go back to Killoch Propeller, Newton Grange High Noon and East Church Ambition.

AI SIRES CURRENTLY BEING USED?Michael - Sandyford Time Lord, Pam Ayrs Hawaiian, Biddesden Hector all sexed. Whitecroft Panel, Changue Furlong and natural service Whitecroft Annan.

Richard - Lyner Oblique Focus, Sandyford Time Lord, De La Plaine Blink, Swaites Dermott and Stewartry Royal Secret.

Peter - Heydale White Willow, Heydale Windstar, Whitecroft Nectar, Swaites Nickle, Sandyford Supreme, Palmyra Reagan and Remsburg. Recently Biddesden Hector and Pam Ayrs Hawaiian.

Jo - Ravenhill Victory, Whitecroft Nectar, Swaites Nickle, Lyner Oblique Focus with some Biddesden Hector and Heydale White Willow.

In this edition of “Taking Note” we put a few questions to four of our members from the

Derbyshire region.Taking Note

Peter Berresford HEYDALE

Herd Size 140 Cows

Jo BillingsBIGGINVALE

Herd Size 130 Cows

Michael BroadleyWHITECROFT

Herd Size 200 cows

Richard HarrisALKMONTON HERDHerd Size 140 Cows


I have been a ruminant nutritionist for more years than I care to remember but have believed there is always something new to learn every day not just in feeding and managing dairy cows but life in general. For example I recently finished reading a book about the relationship between genetics and political beliefs where it was reported 40 % of the difference in political beliefs (eg liberal versus conservative) was down to genetics

which may seem surprising to some but if I asked a similar question to dairy farmers as to what was their best estimate of the proportion of cow performance that was down to genetics they would probably come up with a similar number !

So if we assume 40 % of cows performance is down to genetics what accounts for the other 60 %? I would love to claim it was all down to nutrition but a large proportion will be down the environment in which the cows are reared and housed and the management and stockmanship skills of the farm staff.

So a well bred Ayrshire, managed by good staff, in a well designed building has the potential to really respond to improved nutrition and I intend to focus this article on feeding for compositional yield, not just milk yield or compositional quality but both since more milk companies are tending to bias their payments towards volume and quality.

Let’s start with some general principals. Whilst we all believe that cows have a requirement for certain nutrients at specific levels of performance we also need to understand how cows respond to a change in nutrient supply not just yield alone but also milk composition. Is it economic to feed the next 1 kg of concentrates? The attached graph shows how cows typically respond to increasing concentrate supplementation – there is a positive response to yield, milk protein yield and butterfat yield but at higher levels of concentrate inputs the response in butterfat yield tapers off sooner that the other two. The shadowed in areas of the graphs indicate a range in response, so at the same level of concentrate supplementation performance can be manipulated by changing specific nutrients or nutrient balances.

Forage quality is the foundation to achieving high compositional yields, both protein and butterfat, economically. Grass silage ideally should be 70 D Value with a low acid loading. If dry it must be precision chopped, not like long chop forage wagon silage as it depresses forage dry matter intake. Longer chop silage is fine for high D, wetter silage.

We must keep in the back of our minds that cows evolved to eat grass, and unlike fermented silage, has a naturally high sugar content and no lactic acid. The Dutch make the best silage dry, high D and high in sugar but weather in the UK makes this very difficult and as we try and cut sooner for high D it can end up too wet and acidic.

Wet acidic silage is a nightmare to balance and whilst I would normally aim to supply high levels of fermentable carbohydrates in the form of

starch, in particular, I am conscious of the need to be very careful to avoid acidosis. In these more difficult circumstances I would favour maize grain over wheat, use caustic treated wheat over rolled cereals, use a buffer salt ( eg AcidBuf) and a yeast ( eg Actisaf ) and advise the feeding of some hay or chopped straw. If the farm is lucky enough to have two forage crops then partly replacing the grass silage with dryish 45 + % DM wholecrop may help solve the problem but so can purchasing in dried lucerne (eg Rumiplus).

MY THOUGHTS ON IMPROVING BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION:1. High intakes of quality silage providing plenty of effective NDF is the best starting point - high D, dryish grass silage does a great job.

2. As yields rise one has to provide more fermentable carbohydrates but the balance of starch, sugar and digestible fibre needs to alter as more concentrates are fed avoiding the oversupply of too much rapidly fermented carbohydrates. So at high feed rates one has to move from all cereals to also include some soya hulls or sugar beet feed. Fodder beet is a very useful carbohydrate source – if clean!

3. Avoid wet acidic moist feeds such as Trafford gold if the grass silage is already wet and acidic.

4. If needed reduce the acid loading by adding a live yeast and a buffer salt.

5. Fat level and type in the overall diet matter as supplementary feed levels rise – feeds that are high in unsaturated fats such as distillers grains, rape expellers and even grazed grass progressively

depress butterfat’s as more are fed.

6. The most expensive tool in the armoury, but sometimes necessary, is the use of high C 16 supplementary fats – typically fed at 250 g Butterfat Extra per day increasing butterfat percentage by up to 0.25 %

FEEDING FOR MILK PROTEIN PRODUCTION :1. If you want a one liner : Energy, energy, energy, energy source, protein quality

2. Prevent cows losing excess bodyweight. Typically herds with the highest milk protein yields have the “best” average condition score (close to 2.5) compared to those with cows that are either too thin or very variable.

3. The first group to focus on are the dry cows ideally managed in two groups - a far off and a close up group. The key task here is to maintain high dry matter intakes without oversupplying energy especially in the far off group. In the close up group the base forage diet should be topped up with 2 to 3 Kg concentrates that provide all the essential, vitamins, minerals and trace elements and also increase overall energy supply to 120 Mj per day. I want to particularly highlight the importance protein supply to the close up group and I have had some excellent responses to increasing rumen by pass protein supply and also feeding of specific rumen by pass amino acids in terms of colostrum yield and milk protein yield in early lactation. Dry cows tend to be fed low protein forages (big bale silage or silage plus chopped straw ) which can be far too low for high genetic merit cows to transition well on.

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4. During lactation the first focus should be to feed enough energy to meet cows needs for bodyweight change, milk yield and composition remembering that the milk of Ayrshires has a higher milk solids content than that of Holsteins for example so the energy required per litre of milk produced is higher. Where the energy comes from is also really important. Whilst feeding enough total energy described in terms of megajoules is one thing it is also vital to supply sufficient GLUCOGENIC energy to maximise milk protein yields which is only achieved by feeding plenty of starch. So we know feed fat for example megalac has a high megajoule content but it unfortunately has a zero glucogenic energy content in contrast to maize grain that has one of the highest glucogenic energy values. Feeding the same amount of megaloules from megalac would tend to increase butterfat yield more than from maize which would tend to increase protein yield more.

5. Since milk protein (casein) is made up of a particular balance of amino acids it should come as no surprise that, by manipulating the supply and quality of protein leaving the rumen which then alters the level of amino acids being delivered to the udder, does have an impact on milk protein yield. Grass silage contains protein but is a very poor source of rumen by pass protein with a poor balance of amino acids.

6. As yield rises it becomes progressively more important to supplement with more rumen by pass protein such as rumen protected soya ( eg AminoMax L ) and in some cases specific individual rumen protected amino acids such as methionine. These become more important if distillery products are also fed which tend to have a poor amino acid profile. The other advantage of using concentrated rumen by pass protein sources is that is also possible to meet protein requirements at lower levels of crude protein – an important environmental benefit.

Summary : From a nutritional perspective forage quality, as we all know, has a huge impact on the performance of dairy cows but as milk yield targets rise the nutrient composition of the concentrate portion of the diet has a progressively larger impact. This becomes even more pronounced as forage quality declines. To highlight this and for interest I have detailed below an example diet I was asked for by a Kenyan farmer, Lawrence Ngugi, who owns 2 Ayrshire heifers and wanted me to recommend a diet using the feeds he had available to increase milk solids yields. It’s amazing for me to see where in the world the Ayrshire breed is farmed but also being asked similar questions to those I am challenged with at home in the UK !

Milk Yield - As nutrient supply increases yield increases in a curvilinear relationship and with a law of diminishing returns. Milk composition – Protein . As nutrient supply increas-es so does milk protein concentration but gradually the response slows to a maximum then declines just before milk yield declines. The maximum yield of protein oc-curs at about the same nutrient input level as maximum milk yield. Milk compostion – Butterfat . This is different. When you first start to increase nutrient supply one gets a small increase in BF % but it soon starts to decline and then rapidly declines at high concentrate feed rates. There is however more nutritional flexibility to manipulate but-terfat than there is for milk protein.

Kenyan ayrshire heifer in milK Diet at 60 Days

Hay 7.5 Kg Dry, low digestibility, forageMaize (no cobs) silage 7.5 kg Moist, very low digestibility forageMaize – rolled 2.5 kg High energy. Excellent slow release starch sourceWheat Bran 2.0 Kg A good source of digestible fibre and starchSoya ext. 2.8 Kg High in both degradable and by-pass protein and high in energyMaize Germ 1.1 kg High energy - without excess starchFish Meal 0.4 Kg High in by-pass protein with excellent amino acid balance but banned in the UK hence the use of AminoMax -L as an alternative in the UK.Molasses 2.0 Kg To improve intake / reduce dust and supply rapidly available carbohydrates Minerals 0.2 Kg Source of essential minerals, trace elements and vitaminsWater Ad libitum


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What a great show it was with calves arriving from every country in the United Kingdom and handlers from the UK and around the world, it had a real international feeling.

For the first time ever, the UK had invited Ayrshire World Federation countries to send young delegates to join in with the UK Young Breeders, I would like to thank those members who supplied calves for our international visitors.

The first day saw the handlers put through their paces by Judge Claire Swale and Claire definitely made them work for their prizes. In the junior class it was split because of such a large entry, Kyle Scott was first and Arlo Atkins was second in the younger age class with Logan Hendrie coming out on top in his class over his twin brother David.

In the Intermediate class 13-15yrs which was the strongest class of the day, Millie Tomlinson came first very closely followed by Hollie Keenan.

The senior class 16-20yrs was won by Iida Maki from Finland with Millie Spencer finishing second and again in the mature class it had an International feel with Julie Macfarlane from Canada coming first and Jake Sayer the runner up spot. The Championship class really did make Claire think and it was her two Intermediate handlers Millie and Hollie who were very worthy Champion and Reserve and in the Honourable Mention spot was Iida Maki.

The following day saw some outstanding calves in the ring judged by Iwan Thomas of the Paith herd with the Calf born after the 01/03/19 being won by

All Breeds All Britain CALf SHOw 2019


All Breeds All Britain CALf SHOw 2019

Richard Danforth with Moathouse Skyfall Kiss. In the next class, the biggest class of the day 01/12/18 to 28/02/19 with 12 forward, it was a one two for the Beechmount herd of the McConnell family from Northern Ireland with Marie Girl 23 1st and Marie Girl 24 2nd. Sandyford Famed Clover from E T Tomlinson & Son was the victor in the 01/09/18 to 30/11/18 class and another one, two in the next class for the Denman’s herd of Jake Sayer, Supreme Lizzie 1st and Supreme Rosie 2nd. In the last class of the day another Sandyford Supreme daughter triumphed Sandyford Supreme Sea Lily owned in syndicate by E & O Wake & E T Tomlinson & Son with another of the Sea Lily Family in second, Marleycote Sea Lily 29 owned by Adam Smith.

In the Championship, Sandyford Supreme Sea Lily was tapped out giving her the advantage with her balance and strength over the reserve champion Denman’s Supreme Lizzie and she was placed over Marleycote Sea Lily 29 who was Honourable mention because of her long feminine neck and depth of rib.Thank you to Deborah Tomlinson for filling in at the last moment as our collecting steward and we are very grateful to our main sponsor National Milk Recording.

Well done to all exhibitors for a great show and to our young breeders from home and abroad you put on a fantastic show and we already look forward to next year’s show.


The Hawaii family traces its origins to the Marnum family’s Warmhill herd in Devon in the early 1970’s and can be traced back to a cow called Warmhill Diana who was served to Eyton College Boy a Pant Knighthood son to produce a daughter named Warmhill Denedola.

Denedola Intern was line bred to Calderglen Samson which was a Pant Simon x Pant Knighthood x Pant Dictator son. This mating provided the next generation Warmhill Hapsheput VG85 a 60 tonne lifetime production cow who in her fourth lactation suffered fertility issues and was served to her son Warmhill Henry V11 sired by Changue Headmaster.

In this pedigree there have been many crosses of the top sire of the time Pant Dictator and this mating son on mother gave us the cow Warmhill Miss Hawaii who had four calving with 2 sets of mixed twins. Warmhill Ann EX92 was one of the mixed twins so this family has a lucky streak connected to it as well. Warmhill Ann EX92 was also a noted show cow in her day winning many championship throughout the South West. She was by the well-known sire McCornick Nelson and reached the score of EX92 and she was bred to the bull Pam Ayrs Dreamcatcher a bull that only had three progeny but was from a strong cow family on both sides being the Melody’s from Drointon and the Miss Norma’s from Stamford.

This mating produced the highest pointed pure Ayrshire in the UK, Pam Ayrs Dream Hawaii EX 96 4E who has won many shows in her career and has a top production of just short of 10,000 kgs of milk 4.27 bf and 3.47 pro with a lifetime yield of 70,000 kgs of milk so far.

She has had many off spring with the best animal classified at the moment being Pam Ayrs Hawaii Five-0 EX93 2E by the American sire Family-AF-Ayr Poker Duncan. She has milk records of over 10,200 kgs of milk and 4.5bf and 3.4 pro and is the dam of the Lagace Ristourn son recently released by Cattle Services (Ayr) Ltd Pam Ayrs Hawaiian. Lagace Ristourn is 249 PLI and a type merit of +1.9 his milk is +306 BF +0.01% +12.1 kgs PRO +0.01% +10 kgs

He will be available in both conventional and Sexed ULTRA

4M with a PTA of 291 PLI 346kgs of milk 17.1kgs of fat and 13.1kgs of pro and positive % of fat and pro.

He is also 100% Ayrshire and has a PTA type figure of +1.2.

If you want something special this Christmas then think Hawaiian.

A reminder of the sire stack for Pam Ayrs Hawaiian:

Pam Ayrs Hawaii Five-0 EX93 2E X Lagace Ristourn|

Pam Ayrs Dream Hawaii EX 96 4E 2 Stars X Pam Ayrs Dreamcatcher

|Warmhill Ann EX92 X McCornick Nelson

|Warmhill Miss Hawaii X Warmhill Henry V11

|Warmhill Hapshepsut VG86 60 tonne lifetime

X Calderglen Samson|

Warmhill Denedola X Eyton College Boy

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The HAWAII FamilyBy Dawn Corryn

GRAND DAM PAM AYRS DREAM HAWAII EX96 (4)

DAM PAM AYRS HAWAII 50 EX93 (2E)


As we head into the winter, it seems like 2019 has flown by! Cattle Services continue to work hard to identify new bulls to add to our portfolio, although this is becoming increasingly hard with less males being registered and also many of the registered calves being similar to many bloodlines within the current line up. Having said this, 2019 has seen the release of some very in teres t ing sires that we feel offer

breeders something a little different. If you feel that you have a young calf that may offer the breed something a little different, or a family that you could help the breed, please call me.

Demand for UK genetics is at a higher point than it has been in the last 6 years. In 2019 alone, straws from UK bulls have been sent to South Africa, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Finland and Sweden. It is also very pleasing to see new countries showing an interest in our genetics with enquires coming in from Zimbabwe and Holland. This is mostly down to the website and Facebook pages; please give the Facebook page a like if you haven’t done so already.

A year after its release, we are now seeing calves being born from sexed Ultra 4M semen. With the increasing pressure from dairy companies in the UK, I feel that now is the time for us to be ahead of the game and use more sexed semen in our breeding programs. The Sexed Ultra 4M product is one of the best sexed products on the market today; breeders are seeing conception rates from the sexed ultra product that mirror conventional straws.

Cattle Services are pleased to still offer breeders the following bulls in Sexed Ultra 4M:

HEYDALE WHITE WILLOW (Hilltown Oblique x Kellcrest Iceman)

SANDYFORD TIME LORD (Celandine First Lord x Mapleburn Remington)

SWAITES DERMOTT (West Mossgiel Modern Reality x Des Prairies Potter)

PAM AYRS HAWAIIAN (Lagace Ristourn x Family-Af-Ayr Poker Duncan)

BIDDESDEN HECTOR (Stretton Triple Prime x Horseclose Jubilee)

LYNER OBLIQUE FOCUS (Jelyca Oblique x Highway Billy Ruthian)

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Whilst visiting farms, the young calves by Lyner Oblique Focus really impress me - they exhibit so much length for baby calves but they also have fantastic width throughout. The Whitecroft Nectar calves are also very impressive in the calf pens; they are very deep calves with lovely bone quality. In the milking cattle, I really like how the Rosehill Manderville cows mature with age; as heifers they are not the biggest but once they start milking, they develop every year. The third calf daughters that I see are really capacious cows with a lovely quality of bone - the mammary systems are always very balanced

with great teat placement. Another sire that impresses me is Stamford High Definition, his daughters are always very balanced individuals who have nice lovely attached udders and walk on great feet and legs.

In the show ring, Cattle Services Progeny continue to perform very well. At the National Show in September, the Champion was a daughter of Sandyford Triclo – Allstar Triclo Joybell. One of the most pleasing parts of the show was the senior cow class where the first 4 cows were all sired by Cattle Services sires. The Reserve Champion heifer

Wroughton Honeycombe was also sired by a Cattle Services sire – Sandyford Supreme.

Moving on to the All Breeds All Britain Calf Show, Cattle Services daughters dominated the calf classes winning 4 out of the 5 calf classes and having the Champion (Sandyford Supreme Sea Lily), Reserve Champion (Denmans Supreme Lizzie) and Honourable Mention (Marleycote Sea Lily) calves. The Champion and Reserve calves were sired by Sandyford Supreme and the honourable mention calf was sired by Changue Stadium. Other calves that were present at the show included daughters of Cuthill Towers Buster, Hunnington Famous, Troutbeck Skyfall, Hilltown Oblique and Sandyford Triclo. Please keep up to date with what is going on with new bull releases and offers throughout the winter months.

National Champion: Allstar Triclo Joybell

National Res Champion: Wroughton Honeycombe

ABAB Calf Show Champion: Sandyford Supreme Sea Lily


What a great show we had this year with exhibitors from near and far with some new herds sending their stock which were ably looked after by our great team of young breeders. Judging our show this year was Gilmour Lawrie of the Brieryside herd who needs very little introduction and handled the day with great efficiency.

This year’s show was again at Telford International Centre as part of Dairy Day and I must say the organisation and facilities were second to none and anyone who has not attended this show you should put Wed 16th September 2020 in your diary.

We saw a tremendous show of heifers in our first two classes of the day. The Junior heifers there were 6 forward, with Stardust Supreme Queenie VG87 a Sandyford Supreme daughter that came out top, very closely followed by Fineview Skyfall April 2 by Troutbeck Skyfall from new exhibitors R & S Clark from Stranraer. In the senior heifers 6 forward, it was Allstar Triclo Joybell VG89 a Sandyford Triclo daughter that came top of the class with another new exhibitor to the show M & R Windel’s

Wroughton Honeycombe VG87 coming second another daughter of Sandyford Supreme. In the heifer championship Allstar Triclo Joybell was victorious with the second senior heifer Wroughton Honeycombe being placed Reserve with the Junior heifer Stardust Supreme Queenie Honourable Mention. In the Red & White heifer

in milk class our highest placed animal was Cuthill Towers Addiction Peony by Mr Ansly Addiction-P-Red. When it came to the Interbreed Allstar Triclo Joybell was very unlucky only to finish Reserve behind the Holstein as many around the ring had her winning quite easily.

Next was the junior cow in milk with 12 forward, this was the biggest class of the day and what a great advert for the breed this was with real depth across the

class. The winner was Sandyford Provider Fragrance VG88 a Richavon Provider

Daughter and in second place Hunnington Tornado Fragy VG87 only 8 days calved by Castern Tornado. Both these great cows trace back to Hunnington Fragy.

National Ayrshire Show 2019 held at

UK Dairy DayJudge Gilmour Lawrie

Championship Lineup


National Ayrshire Show 2019

In the intermediate cow class there were 8 forward, and again what a tremendous class of cows forward all being of the highest standard with the top two

in this class taking the judge quite a bit of sorting out. Harperfield Sandy Rose EX92 by Harperfield Coral Reef was first and in a close second was Cuthill Towers Harrys Miss Blondie VG87 by Cuthill Towers Harry P.

In the Senior cow class, there were 8 forward and at the top of the class was Longwood Woodrow Sandy Rose EX by Mapleburn Woodrow and in second was Willowfields Winnie 2nd EX by West Mossgiel Modern Reality. The next class was the Red & White Cow class and our highest placed animal in this was for the second year running Beeline Texas Swan 2 a Texas Red daughter.

Always one of the most interesting classes is the Breeders group of three and this year for the third time running it went to E T Tomlinson & Son. Into the Supreme Championship and our judge asked for 1st and 2nd from the cow classes to be brought in and the Champion and Reserve Heifers, what a great spectacle of Ayrshire Breeding on display. Gilmour got down to five cows for the Supreme. In the middle of the ring he had his Champion Heifer, 1st & 2nd junior cows, 1st intermediate cow and 1st senior cow. Gilmour went through the attributes of the five finalists and decided

that his Champion was to be Allstar Triclo Joybell with Reserve Sandyford Provider Fragrance and Honourable Mention Hunnington Tornado Fragy. Three absolutely outstanding animals.

Lisa Window presented the Chris Window memorial Trophy for the Premier exhibitor of the show to E T Tomlinson & Son.

In the interbreed Allstar Triclo Joybell was tapped out Reserve Supreme Interbreed and remembering she’s just a heifer this was a real statement to the superb animal she is. Thank you to all the exhibitor’s for a fantastic show of quality animals and I’m looking forward to next year with great anticipation.

Breeders Group of Three, Gordon Timbrell Trophy

2019 Ayrshire Young Breeders Team



There are numerous faces I remember from my younger days , sadly many of them no longer with us. The President then, the late Mr John Patterson ( Ian ) from the famous Dilham Herd, along with the oldest surviving president of the day, Lord

Rowallan, were pictured cutting a Birthday Cake at the Centenary Dinner in Ayr.

The Dilham Herd was one of a number of herds advertising on a double page in the Centenary Journal…featuring the renowned Dilham Dame Bertha 5th Ex 90, dam of Dilham Bertha’s Commander, by Wheatrigg Lena’s Commander.

Other double page adverts included some of the well known names of today such as Lessnessock, Halmyre Urr, Harperfield, along with the Lawrie Families of Brieryside and Cuthill Towers. No longer in existence, but also providing a double page of stunning cattle were – Pant – Wheatrig - Townhead and Bankend .

An advert covering two pages was from Canada, from the Sutherland Brothers of Dunveen Farm. The words “ PAST PRESENT “ appear at the top of the advert with two contrasting pictures below. There was obviously a plan mating between the son of one cow, Round Bush Royalist, and the other, Kassy. The first picture, under the heading “Past”, is Round Bush Lilias 6 who portrays many of those characteristics the Ayrshire cow was well known for. Long and wedge shaped, looking proud with her alert natural head carriage displaying those elegant horns; along with that beautifully attached Ayrshire udder. The second, under the word “present” is Oak Ridge Bush Kassy in Canada. Her markings were a little unusual to the UK breeders back then, being speckled brown on white, but with the white face … even the white cows over here tended to have more brown on their eyes and cheeks.

The Hartley Herd, some naturally polled, whose annual sale that year comprised of some 40 heifers and 5 young bulls, also included a selection of animals from Mr A.C Woodley’s Hitcham Herd, a herd still in existence today. This joint sale of Hartley and Hitcham, was one of the many events to look forward to each year, one which would see those attending enjoying superb hospitality second to none.

Also featured are articles from other countries – Canada -Kenya – Australia – New Zealand – U.S.A. – Finland – U.S.S.R._Sweden – Czechoslovakia – Rhodesia – South Africa. New Zealand originally introduced Ayrshires in 1848, arriving by boat, and developed in the Scottish-settled province of Otago .They later spread to other areas, but were obviously demonstrating the longevity of the breed,

notably with Meadowlands May doing 12 lactations, and Willowvale Sunshine, a 20 year old, having completed 18 lactations. The cattle were fed on grass and hay, some fodder crops, but very seldom with meal concentrates….

The longevity of the breed was further portrayed by

Pitchcott Alexa by Hillhead Prince of Fortune. Only dehorned when she was 14 years old, she is pictured at 24 years of age in May 1977.

Another cow, along with her grand-daughter, spanned half of the Society’s history in their lifetime. Hillhead Nan, born in 1928, was bred by the late John Hunter of Hillhead , Mauchline. In 1947 the Hunter family moved to Pitchcott Farm, Aylesbury, Bucks., where Nan lived until her death

in 1956. Interest in this old cow heightened through the Ministry at Aylesbury, who became aware of her age through their attestation scheme. As Nan reached later life she developed a following in many countries, particularly in Japan. The Japanese sent over a delegation of 20 to visit her when she was 27 years old and nearing the end of her career. Nan’s diet was a boiling of hashie and chaff and her bodyweight never rose above 8 ¾ cwt. The longest any of her daughters lived was to the age of 25 or 26. In 1956 Mr R.P. Hunter moved from Pitchcott to Galley Lane Farm, Bletchley, and with him took a grand-daughter of Nan’s, Pitchcott Alexa who was then a heifer-in-milk. The cow was still in Mr Hunter’s herd in 1977!

Whilst on this topic, in the 1961 Autumn issue of the Ayrshire Journal, there is mention of a bull, “Holton Umpire”. He was born in 1944, and in the possession of Arbigland Farms, Kirkbean, Dumfries, and was still working at the age of 17 years.

Ayrshires were in the limelight at the shows this year for the following - the Supreme Individual Championship at

the London dairy Show and Dairy Event, the Bledisloe team members, pairs winning the Burke Trophy at the

Royal and the Farming News Trophy at the Royal Highland. One cow to mention, who won the “unique treble” by winning the Champion at Ayr, the Royal Highland and the Royal Show was Low Milton Dorothy, sired by Bargower Showpiece…a real beauty.

Another cow in the journal who, in my opinion, makes a great pair with Dorothy, features in the Pant double page advert. She is the cow who featured on the leaflet, demonstrating the points we looked for in the “perfect” Ayrshire cow….none other than the beautiful Pant Treasure 6th, sired by Pant Knighthood…I’d love to have a field full of cows like these two!

With a total of 192 pages featuring many other beautiful Ayrshire pictures, many with family names we still see today, showing how important these great cow families are, I can only briefly share a few of its items. I would recommend to anyone who has never seen the issue, to try to borrow a copy…..such a great read!

LOOKING BACKBreeder Linda Batty, shares, in a new feature Breeder Comment, a nostalgic look back at the 1977 Centenary Journal and some of the interesting featured content!

BREEDERCOMMENT

The Journal Cover 1977

Dame Bertha 5th EX90

Pitchcott Alexa

Low Milton Dorothy

Pant Treasure 6


We had six countries send delegates to the UK tour which started in Northern Ireland on Saturday 12th October. The delegates that attended were Lachlan Forster from Australia, Iida Maki from Finland, Olivia Engstrom from Sweden, Gabrielle Steiner from New Zealand, Corey Jodrey from the USA and Julie Macfarlane from Canada.

On the first day we visited four outstanding herds. The Beechmount herd of the McConnell family, The Grove herd of the Gordon family, The Ardmore herd of the Hunter Family and The Ravenhill herd of the Suffern Family and I must say we saw to many great cows to single any out. That evening we had a social evening with the Ulster Ayrshire Breeders Club.

The second day we visited the King families Kirkinriola herd and we were also shown around their Free-Range Egg production facility. It was then on to some local sightseeing and we visited the well-known attraction in the North of the island namely the Giants Causeway which as usual was wet and windy.

Day three saw us travel to Scotland and for some of the delegates it was their first ever sailing on a boat something as an island person we take for granted. In Scotland we visited the herds of the Watson families, High Mark herd and the McGarva Family’s Horseclose Herd with an overnight stay in Gretna. No marriages took place in Gretna but friendships were being made. Day four saw the group tour three more herds this time in Cumbria at the Mattinson family’s Troutbeck herd, the Sanderson families Sanderson herd and the Armstrong’s Plaskett herd. During the evening, there was a get together with the Cumberland Ayrshire Breeders Club.

On day five we were joined by young breeders from the Cumberland Club and it was a day without cows, we visited the outdoor activity centre in Keswick for a morning of walking through the trees and zip wiring back to the ground. All the delegates enjoyed this apart from the oldest namely the bus driver who had multiple heart failures.

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Day six saw us visit three more herds, first was the Seedall’s Jamara Herd, the Patrick’s Whitegate herd and the Needham’s Bradnop herd and again to many great cows to single out but daughters of great interest were by Hunnington Famous, Troutbeck Skyfall and Swaites Nickle. That evening there was a social event in Buxton organised by the Derbyshire Ayrshire Club. It took the format of Pig Racing and the delegates raced against each other with America being victorious.

On day seven we visited three farms, the Berresford’s Heydale herd, the Broadley’s Whitecroft herd and the Harris’s Alkmonton herd. The evening was spent at the All Breeds All Britain calf show clipping and training calves for the weekend show. I would like to thank all those breeders that were good enough to supply calves for the delegates to use.

On day eight the delegates took part in the calf handling competition with all delegates competing in their age groups with some standout performances from the delegates. Iida and Julie reached the Championship and Iida was pulled into the honourable mention position.

On Day nine it was the calf show and again all the delegates showed their calves at a very high standard, Corey was star delegate with his calf Denmans Supreme Lizzy being placed Reserve Champion Calf. There was a few tears shed when the final stop of Heathrow airport was reached!

It was a real honour meeting and taking these delegates around the UK, each country represented should be proud of the people who they sent on the trip as they were a true credit to the world Ayrshire family.

Thank you to all the host farms and clubs for organising social events, without your support we simply could not have hosted such a wonderful experience for our delegates. I would also like to thank sponsors Cattle Services (AYR) Ltd who provided hoodies for our delegates and the Dumfries and district Ayrshire breeders club who donated funds towards the cost of the hire of the mini bus.

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Newly introduced Red Tractor standards for dairy farms, that specify that units must demonstrate their commitment to actions to eradicate BVD in their herds are an added incentive.

“We’re all too aware of the effect that BVD has on cow fertility,” says NMR veterinary adviser Karen Bond. “But the effect on calf health can be just as devastating, with scours and pneumonia more prevalent and harder to treat.”

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Weeding out PIs at a young age is now straight forward through the tag-and-test system. “It can be part of routine management,” adds Mrs Bond. “As you tag the calf soon after birth, you take a tissue sample from the ear for BVD testing. Results will be back within a week and any PIs can be removed before they can do too much damage.”

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Richard and his sons, James and Ben, run the mixed arable and livestock farm near Tadcaster. His passion for livestock, and especially dairy, has seen him develop the Richmark Holstein herd and set up the 60-cow Moathouse Ayrshire herd. A keen pedigree dairy – and sheep – enthusiast, James scooped a first prize in the recent All Breeds All Britain Calf Show 2019 with Moathouse Skyfall Kiss; a heifer calf born in March 2019.

Aside from their interest in cow families and showing, the dairy herd at Walton Lodge Farm achieves good performance with the Holsteins averaging 9,500kg and the Ayrshires 8,200kg of milk on a summer grazing and winter housed system and twice a day milking. The slightly lower yields seen in the Ayrshires is countered by their better milk quality and longevity. Both breeds average a somatic cell count of 120,000/ml.

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Welsh Dairy ShowA small entry of cattle but such quality all down line. The Ayrshire Champion and Reserve came from the cow in milk class both owned by Geraint Thomas and family. Judge for the day was Lynden Bustard and his Champion was Cuthill Towers Burdette Marcy EX93 and Reserve was Gwynnog Duncan Lynnette EX93.

AuTumn SHOwS 2019

Champion Welsh Dairy Show: Cuthill Towers Burdette Marcy EX93Champion South West: Allstar Triclo Joybell

South West Dairy ShowWhat a day it was with the Ayrshire breed wiping the board in all the Interbreed classes. Judge for the day was Alan Timbrell and in the heifer classes it was Allstar Triclo Joybell shown by E T Tomlinson & Son and Evie Tomlinson who was Champion with Denmans Supreme Cherry Pie from H M Sayer & Son in Reserve. Allstar Triclo Joybell then went forward to win the interbreed Heifer title.

In the milk cow class, it was Sandyford Provider Fragrance from E T Tomlinson & Son who got the advantage over Wroughton Mayflower from M & R Windel. Ayrshire Champion was Allstar Triclo Joybell with Sandyford Provider Fragrance in reserve. These two cows then represented the breed in the Interbreed pairs and they were victorious over the Jerseys. On to the Supreme championship and four of the Interbreed Judges gave Allstar Triclo Joybell maximum score for her then to be crowned Supreme Interbreed Champion at this very prestigious event. All in all, the Ayrshire breed had a Stella day.

Agriscot ShowIt was another fantastic show which was the 25th year the show had been running. Judging all breeds was Selwyn Donald from New Zealand who displayed confidence and exuberance throughout the day. The champion heifer was Allstar Triclo Joybell and in reserve, Hunnington Reality Bella on her first outing. Allstar Triclo Joybell went on to be placed reserve in the super heifer competition.

In the largest class of the day the second calver’s, Allstar Provider Honesty won 1st prize, followed by Morwick Kirsty 11 in 2nd place. The third calver class saw the Battle of the Lawrie’s with Cuthill Towers Harry’s Miss Blondie being placed 1st over Brieryside Respect Swan 2 in 2nd. The senior cows showed a strong class with Sandyford Dark Hester 2 the winner and Hunnington Lily 18th being placed 2nd.

In the championship there were 6 great cows to choose from and it was Allstar Provider Honesty from ET Tomlinson & Son & I Wilson who was tapped out champion with Cuthill Towers Harry’s Miss Blondie from A&S Lawrie in Reserve and Sandyford Dark Hester 2, ET Tomlinson & Son in Honourable Mention. Another memorable show with fantastic quality on display all down the line and a great spectacle for the breed.

Champion Agriscot: Allstar Provider Honesty




Club NewsAyrThe Club held their Annual Calf Show at the beginning of September at Catrine House, Mauchline by kind permission of Willy Templeton. Classes were judged by Lee Graham, Anguswell Farm, Kirklinton, Carlisle. The awards were as follows:

CLASS 1 JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP (12 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER AT 1ST JANUARY 2019)

1st Logan Hendrie, West Overland

CLASS 2 INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP (15 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER AT 1ST JANUARY 2019)

1st Abbie Montgomerie, Lessnessock

2nd Adam Montgomerie, Lessnessock

3rd Prize Jack Cuthbertson, Muir

CLASS 3 SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP (16-26 YEARS OF AGE AT 1ST JANUARY 2019)1st Rachel Templeton, Knowe

2nd Emma Struthers, Boylston

3rd Cailean Knapp, Pocknave

SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPCHAMPION Rachel Templeton, Knowe

RESERVE Emma Struthers, BoylstonHON MEN Abbie Montgomerie, Lessnessock

CLASS 4 CALF BORN ON OR AFTER 1ST MARCH 20191st Prize Glenmuir Roxy Jumper from Struthers, Boylston

CLASS 5 CALF BORN BETWEEN 1ST DECEMBER 2017 AND 28TH FEBRUARY 2019

1st Prize Knowe Beatrice 52 from Templeton, Knowe

2nd Prize Glenmuir Bigtime Lolita from Struthers, Boylston

CLASS 6 CALF BORN BETWEEN 1ST SEPTEMBER 2017 AND 30TH NOVEMBER 2018

1st Prize Muir Karen from Watson, Muir

2nd Prize Knowe White Lily 763 from Templeton, Knowe

3rd Prize Knowe Jassie 24 from Hendrie, West Overland

CLASS 7 CALF BORN BETWEEN 1ST MAY 2017 AND 31ST AUGUST 2018

1st Prize Lessnessock Cushie 5 from Montgomerie, Lessnessock

2nd Prize Lessnessock Joybell 3 from Montgomerie, Lessnessock

3rd Prize Carnell Snowdrop 479 from Templeton, Pocknave

CALF CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPION Muir Karen from Watson, Muir

RESERVE Lessnessock Cushie 5 from Montgomerie, Lessnessock

HON MEN Knowe Beatrice 52 from Templeton, Knowe

In October was the West of Scotland Dairy Show which saw the Ayrshire Champion and Reserve Champion go to G&G Templeton, Knowe.

2020 FORTHCOMING EVENTS:

10 Jan Annual Presentation Dinner, Black Bull, Tarbolton.

15 Feb Day at Ayr Rugby Club

Jan/Feb Interclub Quiz Night at Black Bull, Tarbolton

Feb Panel Night in Conjunction with West of Scotland Holstein Club

23 Feb Club Family Bowling Evening

March AGM

Secretary: Laura Templeton, Knowe Farm, Auchinleck, Cumnock, KA18 2LT Mob: 07988 398724 Email: [email protected]

DevonAfter a very busy year of young breeders, herd visits and show-ing, the club has had a quieter time this last few months. The herds competition at the end of August, went smoothly and we thoroughly enjoyed welcoming Steve Bailey as our Judge. The pinnacle of the year has been the annual meal at the end of November which incorporates the herd competition results and presentations. Look out for results and photographs in the next journal. Lastly but by no means least, two of our Devon members tied the knot this year. We finish off this year’s round up with a sunny photo of a perfect day, congratulations again to Chris, Connie and Sophie!


UlsterIt is hard to believe we have left the summer months behind and are now well into Autumn.The winners of the overall prizes and varying categories from our annual herds competition were announced at the Stockjudging evening which was held at the King family farm, Kirkinriola, Ballymena, where, as usual, we were made very wel-come. We were extremely well fed and watered thanks to Jacqueline King and her team. Meanwhile Martin, Amy and Jack were busy set-ting up a rather unusual pen for one of the stock judging classes - I am pretty sure it was the first time we had to judge a pen of calves that included an Ayrshire, Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn! It certainly led to some head scratching and debate, but it was good fun and certainly different!!

The top honours this year went to John and Caroline Suffern’s Raven-hill herd who were first in the large Herd category and top overall Herd. The top small herd went to Raymond Stewart’s Fortified Herd, congratulations to all the winners, it is hard work entering these competitions and that does not go unnoticed. We are very grateful to our sponsors Danske Bank and AI Services, without whom we could not run this event.

In September we had our annual Northern Ireland Dairy Calf Show, we must congratulate our Champions Robert and Caroline McConnell with their calf Beechmount Marie Girl 24, R & M King were Reserve with Kirkinriola HF Shona, Honourable Mention went to Robert and Caroline McConnell with Beechmount Marie Girl 23. It was a great day for Robert and Caroline, and well done to all.

Champion Handler was Jess Hall and Reserve Champion was Cam-eron Carson, competition was very close, but Jess’s experience pre-vailed. It was great to see so many young breeders showing and bodes well for the future of the Club.

Judge Iwan Thomas was very impressed with the quality of calves shown and we thank him very much for doing such a professional job and taking time to talk to the young handlers and exhibitors. His interest and advice was very much appreciated.

In early October we had the pleasure of welcoming Young Breeders from across the Globe to our Club. Ably escorted by Alan Timbrell they enjoyed Herd visits to Beechmount, Grove, Ravenhill, Ardmore and Kirkinriola herds where they got a chance to see how we farm in Ulster. On Saturday night some of our young members (and older members||) joined them for Dinner, and a good night was had by all.

Club News

StaffordshireThe 66th Annual General Meeting was held on Thursday 31st October at the Shoulder of Mutton, Osmaston, Nr Ashbourne. Tom Ikin was elected as new president of the club, taking over from Michael Needham.

After the formalities of the meeting chaired by Chris Adams of the Tessvale herd, Michael Broadley gave a very interesting presentation on his trip to Kenya where he had judged the National Ayrshire show. As usual, members enjoyed light refreshments to round off a good social evening.

They were a lovely group of young people and it was a pleasure to welcome them.

We have also had our first Club Meeting of the season and we had a most enjoyable talk by Martin King on his recent visit to the ‘Floating Farm’ in Holland, a very different concept and way of farming. Until next time, may I wish you all a very Happy Christ-mas and peaceful New Year from all at the Ulster Club.


Club NewsDerbyshireWe held a very well attended stock judging evening kindly hosted by the Harris fam-ily Alkmonton herd. Where two superb classes of cat-tle were put on to give the judge and competitors some serious head scratching, and followed with a delight-ful BBQ our thanks to everyone involved. ResultsGents 1st Jess Bostock, 2nd Asher and David Seddon, 3rd Andrew BroadleyLadies 1st Nicola Davidson 2nd Andrea Adams 3rd Anne Seddon Juniors 1st Ben Broadley 2nd James Lund

Youngstock Competition - Judge James Mattinson. INDIVIDUAL HEIFER 1st Whitecroft Bella 48 from the J.D & B.F Broadley & Sons2nd Alkmonton Quality Victoria- R.Harris3rd Haydale Elvis Zinna- D.W Beresford & Son

GROUP OF 3 IN CALF HEIFERS1st SOMERBY - M & J Barnes2nd WHITECROFT - J.D & B.F Broadley3rd HAYDALE - D.W Beresford & Son

OVERALL YOUNGSTOCK1st BIGGINVALE - R.T & J.I Adams2nd SOMERBY - M & J Barnes3rd TESSVALE - C. Adams

Whilst the International youngsters were in the area we hosted a Pig race which went down a storm with 11 races being held due to high demand for pigs! Everyone had a really enjoyable evening and the funds raised will go towards the Alzhimers society, Dementia UK and 2022 conference. The champion pig Jocky of the evening was Michael Broadley.

WigtownshireWe have had a busy summer with our local shows and then our Autumn Herds competition and also our chairman John Watson from High Mark Farm had a visit from the Ayrshire International Young Breeders in October. It was sad to see the dispersal sale of the Stevenson’s Ayrshire Herd from Kirminnoch Farm Dunragit, Stranraer we wish the family all the best for the future. We have also had members travelling further afield than usual, Allan Clark from Fineview was delighted to get second prize in the junior Ayrshire heif-er class at the national Ayrshire show, held at UK Dairy Day. With Fineview Skyfall April 2. He thanks the Young Breeders and David Watson for looking after his heifer. She was looking superb.

Stranraer show took place at the end of July where Allan Clark from Finev-iew took home the Ayrshire Champion and the Services from East Knock-brex went Reserve Ayrshire Champion. Allan then went to Wigtown show the week after where he took home champion Ayrshire. It was great to see members turn out such a great amount of quality Ayrshire Cattle at a local show!

In September we held our Autumn Herds competition. Judge Robin Tem-pleton from Pocknave Hurlford had his work cut out as usual. We dodged the showers and then met for a meal and results at the Craignelder Hotel Stranraer. Well done to all who took part below are the results -

Whole Herd 1st McWilliam Colfin 2nd Service Moorpark 3rd Clark Fineview

Best Individual Cow 1st Clark Fineview with Ballgreggan Govener Princess2nd McWilliam Colfin with Colfin Linsay 40 3rd Diane Buchanan with Ballgreggan Governor Cushie

Best 50kg Cow1st McWilliam Colfin with Colfin Starry 342nd Service Moorpark with Crailloch Jen 3rd Clark Fineview with Changue Melanie 200

We now look forward to holding our Heifer Competition in December and then our Dinner Dance early February. Myself and John would like to thank everyone who has taken part in competitions this year and we hope you continue to do so in the future!!

CumberlandThe club held its annual Herds competition in August. Philip Mattinson, Club Chair and Robert Murray, Club President were hosts for the first day with judge Michael Broadley from the Whitecroft Herd in Derby-shire. Herds visited that day were The Fawcetts at Blencow, Penrith, The Whitefords at Middle Farm and Bridge House, Wigton for the Mat-tinsons Troutbeck Herd. Rodney and Annabell Armstrong were again joined by Robert Murray to host the second day. Herds visited were the Armstrongs Plaskett Herd, The Sanderson Herd at Thackthwaite Hall, and The Cartners Ploughlands Herd. Thank you to Michael for joining us in Cumbria for a couple of days to do the judging.

RESULTSSMALL HERD - 1st Plaskett, M/S Armstrong, Plaskettlands, 2nd Ploughlands, RT + M Cartner, Low Ploughlands. 3rd Blencow, M/S Fawcett, Little Blencow.

LARGE HERD - 1st Troutbeck, FJ+M Mattinson and Sons, Rosewain, 2nd Middle, M/S Whiteford, Middle Farm, 3rd Sanderson, D+C Sander-son, Thackthwaite Hall.INDIVIDUAL COW - 1st Troutbeck Burdette Jess3, 2nd Middle Jessie EMJ, 3rd Sanderson EI Ester 12.

INDIVIDUAL HEIFER - 1st Plaskett Jolly 265, 2nd Ploughlands Uska, 3rd Sanderson Supreme Miss Modern.

YOUNGSTOCK - 1st Plaskett, 2nd Troutbeck, 3rd Sanderson

OVERALL HERD- 1st Troutbeck, 2nd Plaskett.

Thank you to Michael for joining us in Cumbria for a couple of days to do the judging and club members for providing hospitality.In August the Club travelled across the border to Scotland for our annual stock Judging. This was held at Beyond the Burn, Mouswald, Dumfries by very kind permission of the Lochhead family. We were invited the judge their Brown Swiss Cattle after Jonny and Jess judged our stockjudging the year before. The afternoon was well supported by club members judging two superb classes. The master judge for the afternoon was Robert Hunter from Clyde Valley Jerseys.

RESULTSJunior 1st= Mason Williams, Carys Williams and Mitchell, 2nd Taylor.Senior 1st= James Mattinson, Christine Sanderson, Geoff Pettit and Jake Sayer. 2nd= Robert Murray, Philip Mattinson, Crain Cochrane, Thomas Fawcett Jr and Ian Coulthard.


PRODUCTION AWARDS

North West It with great sadness and regret we announce the death of our Club Secretary Margaret Gregson. Margaret died suddenly but peacefully on 3rd October 2019 at the family home - Slate Farm, Mawdesley. Margaret held the post of Club Secretary for the North West Ayrshire Breeders for approximately 20 years, she maintained the duties with a calm and faultless way and will be extremely hard to replace. Margaret was the wife of the Late John Gregson with which they had 3 children Jan, Carole and John Jnr and a loving Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Aunt and Friend to many. Including the Local Young Farmers (after spending many an even-ing visiting Slate Farm for different and numerous events) of whom many attended Margaret funeral

Although Margaret came from a none farming background, upon meeting John she moulded into the daily grind of the farming world, although Margaret was never involved in the milking of the cows, she did do the bottling of the milk that they supplied to the local retailers. Margaret’s brother Colin worked alongside John on the farm and can relate many stories of Margaret being the main bailer and tractor driver when bringing back Straw bales from the

Moss at Ormskirk late at night. It would be fair to say that Margaret and John founded the Mawdesley Herd of Pedigree Ayrshires, although Johns family ini-tially farmed Com-mercial Cows. They owned the famous Bull Pant Wizard that made a sud-

den impression on the Ayrshire Breed in the 1980’s. Pant Wizard was pur-chased privately from the Rennie Family for little money. He did not become prominent until he was 10 years old when 2 cows where exhibited at the Scot-tish Winter Fair in 1981. The rest is now history! It is maybe a small coinci-dence that Pant Wizard sired a Heifer calf born in October 2019. An unknown Bull in an unknown Herd…could it happen today ?

Bill Bruce North West Ayrshire Breeders Club

LanarkGordon Taylor, Oldmill was the Judge for the day with 7 herds to judge. We had a presentation and prize giving in the Crown Tavern in Lanark which was very well attended by our members with results as follows:

LARGE HERD1st - Adamson, Swaites2nd - Millar, Newlands3rd - Millar, Craigends

SMALL HERD1st - Lindsay, Harperfield2nd - MacDougall, Kittochside3rd - Millar, Craigview

HEIFER TEAM1st - Adamson, Swaites2nd - Millar, Craigends3rd - Millar, Newlands

INDIVIDUAL HEIFER1st - Swaites Beauty 25 by Swaites Dallas from Adamson, Swaites2nd - Willowfield Winnie by Harperfield Nijinsky from Lindsay, Harperfield3rd - Craigends by Cuthill Towers Harry P from Millar, Craigends

INDIVIDUAL COW1st - Swaites Brightspark by Brieryside Red Centurian from Adamson, Swaites2nd - Caldervale Kirsty by Sandyford Supreme from Millar, Newlands3rd - Kittochside Nora Louise 2 by Grandage Brightspark from MacDougall, Kittochside

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MOTHER & DAUGHTER1st - Winnie’s from Lindsay, Harperfield2nd - Sandy Rose from Lindsay, Harperfield3rd - Brightspark’s from Adamson, Swaites

PROGENY INSPECTION 1st - Harperfield coral Reef from Lindsay, Harperfield2nd -Caldervale Crown Prince from Millar, Newlands3rd - Swaites Dynamite from Adamson, Swaites

PROGENY PRODUCTION1st - Caldervale Crown Prince fron Millar Newlands2nd - Swaites Dynamite from Adamson, Swaites3rd - Lessard Jumper from Millar, Newlands

PRODUCTION & INSPECTION1st - Caldervale Crown Prince from Millar, Newlands2nd - Swaites Dynamite from Adamson, Swaites3rd - Lessard Jumper from Millar, Newlands

INDIVIDUAL COW - PRODUCTION & INSPECTION1st - Swaites Bridesway 2 from Adamson, Swaites2nd - Caldervale Louise from Millar, Newlands3rd - Caldervale Bella 2 from Millar, Newlands

North West continued The North West Club would like to congratulate The Mattinson Family on their recent win at the Westmorland County Show. Winning Ayrshire Champion and Reserve and the Burke Trophy against All Breeds.


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BALLYGREGGAN MR A C MILLAR BALLYGREGGAN LAURA 15 SURE-VIEW AUBURN-RED VG87 6

BELLFIELD THE COWHILL TRUST BELLFIELD DAISY STRETTON TRIPLE PRIME 7

BELLFIELD THE COWHILL TRUST BELLFIELD EMU 19 LAGACE RISTOURN 8

BIDDESDEN BIDDESDEN FARM PARTNERSHIP BIDDESDEN DAFFODIL 7 GREEN LANE MARSHALL GP84 7

BIDDESDEN BIDDESDEN FARM PARTNERSHIP BIDDESDEN OXALIS 30 CHANGUE TRYST F67 8

BIDDESDEN BIDDESDEN FARM PARTNERSHIP BIDDESDEN RUBY 54 CHANGUE TRYST 10

BOOTH’S A & J NORBURY BOOTH’S MARGOT BRIERYSIDE CREAM CENTER VG88 8

BRIERYSIDE M/S G LAWRIE & SONS BRIERYSIDE ACCOLADE DORIS DAY ROSEDALE ACCOLADE-RED 6

BRIERYSIDE M/S G LAWRIE & SONS BRIERYSIDE EXECUTIVE LILLE ANNE WAXHAM EXECUTIVE EX90 7

COLFIN MR WILLIAM A MCWILLIAM COLFIN THRIFT 20 GARTHLAND WALNUT G78 6

COLFIN MR WILLIAM A MCWILLIAM COLFIN GEORGIA 11 LAGACE RISTOURN G75 7

COLFIN MR WILLIAM A MCWILLIAM COLFIN SHRIKE 6 COGENT RETINUE RED 8

COTTOWN MR JOHN DRUMMOND COTTOWN EMMA 7 LAGACE RISTOURN EX94 5E 7

CUTHILL TOWERS MESSRS A & S LAWRIE CUTHILL TOWERS CHASTITY B JURIST GP83 6

CUTHILL TOWERS MESSRS A & S LAWRIE CUTHILL TOWERS BEAUTY 4 B JURIST VG86 6

CUTHILL TOWERS MESSRS A & S LAWRIE CUTHILL TOWERS BETTY BEE 15 B JURIST GP83 7

DUCHY H R H THE DUKE OF CORNWALL DUCHY FLORA 58 CHANGUE TRYST EX90 7

DUCHY H R H THE DUKE OF CORNWALL DUCHY TRYST FLORA 2 CHANGUE TRYST EX90 6

DUCHY H R H THE DUKE OF CORNWALL DUCHY TRYST SHOWGIRL CHANGUE TRYST GP82 9

EAST CHURCH MR M D EVANS EAST CHURCH ROBUSTS PANJEERA EAST CHURCH ROBUST EX91 2E 9

EAST DRUMLEMBLE MR W RALSTON EAST DRUMLEMBLE RACHEL 11 EAST DRUMLEMBLE JASPER THREE GP82 8

FLINTSTONE M/S R A & S ARNOTT & SON FLINTSTONE BRAZEN NIPPER HARESFOOT BRAZEN EX92 3E 7

LP60 COWSPrefix Owner/Breeder Animal’s Name Sire Class. Lac.

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SANDYFORD CLOVER 10 EX97 8E LP100 – ET TOMLINSON & SON

This cow needs no introduction she is probably the most well-known Ayrshire cow for the last decade and not only in our own breed but to all dairy farmers in the UK. The gentle giant who not only looks good but quite obviously can produce it in the tank to. She has produced a lifetime yield in eleven lactations of 135,650Kgs milk at an average BF of 4.41 and Pro 3.35 and with a production index of 139. She has left many outstanding offspring and at the latest All Britain All Breeds Calf Show her son Sandyford Supreme a Rosehill Blackthorn son was without doubt the top sire of the Ayrshire Show.

Prefix Owner/Breeder Animal’s Name Sire Class. Lac.

BELLFIELD THE COWHILL TRUST BELLFIELD MYREE 117 MARGOT CALIMERO 9

BIDDESDEN BIDDESDEN FARM PARTNERSHIP BIDDESDEN CHERRY 17 HIRVIVAINION JULLI G76 9

CALDERVALE M/S W S MILLAR & SON CALDERVALE CAROLINE 16 BROCKLEHILL ENDEAVOUR GP83 10

CHANGUE MR ROBERT M STEVENSON CHANGUE MARTHA 44 KNUTSFORD WHITE FLASH GP81 10

COLFIN MR WILLIAM A MCWILLIAM COLFIN JAZZ 13 EX93 COGENT RETINUE RED EX93 2E 9

COTTOWN MR JOHN DRUMMOND COTTOWN AMELIA 5 HUMESTON TOP YIELD GP83 6

COTTOWN MR JOHN DRUMMOND COTTOWN MELISSA 3 CRAIGTOWN STARDUST EX91 8

GARTHLAND MR J A MCCOLM GARTHLAND QUORN GARTHLAND JOSEPH GP82 9

GARTHLAND MR J A MCCOLM GARTHLAND PEACH GARTHLAND JOSEPH EX91 9

GLWYDETH M/S T G R E & H CHARLES GLWYDETH GOLD MISTLETOE BRIERYSIDE PURE GOLD EX91 3E 10

HALMYRE URR M/S L DAVIDSON & SONS HALMYRE URR BROWN BUD 6 IDEE WIRE VG86 6

HARPERFIELD FIRM OF D M LINDSAY BARR SANDY ROSE 56 BARR AVIATOR EX95 9

LP80 COWS


FOURTH MILESTONE MR J G WATERHOUSE FOURTH MILESTONE MAYWIZZ 7 ROSEDALE MASCOT VG86 6

GADLES MR TREVOR HOWE GADLES DEIDRE MCCORNICK NELSON EX90 9

GARTHLAND MR J A MCCOLM GARTHLAND RIP GARTHLAND CONQUEST 6

GARTHLAND MR J A MCCOLM GARTHLAND REHARSH SHADY WALNUT CONN 7

GLENCHAPEL MR JOHN K JAMIESON GLENCHAPEL MURIEL 160 HUMESTON RED SAND 8

GLWYDETH M/S T G R E & H CHARLES GLWYDETH CHOSEN NANCE CHERRY TREE CHOSEN ONE EX93 4E 6

GWYNNOG MR GERAINT THOMAS HARESFOOT NAPIER PUNCH ARDMORE CROWN NAPIER EX94 5E 7

HALMYRE URR M/S L DAVIDSON & SONS HALMYRE URR FLORALIN 168 WILLSBRO RED RAZZLE VG87 5

HALMYRE URR M/S L DAVIDSON & SONS HALMYRE URR MAYFLOWER 240 HALMYRE URR PINSENT EX96 4E 7

HEYDALE M/S D W BERRESFORD & SON HEYDALE JAY 54 HEYDALE WILDERNESS VG87 7

HEYDALE M/S D W BERRESFORD & SON HEYDALE OLGA 95 HEYDALE WILDERNESS VG85 6

HEYDALE M/S D W BERRESFORD & SON HEYDALE SABRINA AYR-OUELLE NETWORK EX90 6

HEYDALE M/S D W BERRESFORD & SON HEYDALE OVOID 298 HEYDALE WILDERNESS EX90 4E 7

HIGH MARK MESSRS J S WATSON HIGH MARK PRIZE KATIE GREEN LANE WORLD PRIZE GP82 7

HILLTOWN M/S NICHOLLS HILLTOWN GAYLADY 53 LAGACE MODEM ET EX92 5E 8

HILLTOWN M/S NICHOLLS HILLTOWN VIOLET 204 HILLTOWN HIJACK EX92 5E 9

HOPESGATE LADYHOUSE FARMS LTD HOPESGATE JURIST PUZZEL B JURIST 7

HOPESGATE LADYHOUSE FARMS LTD HOPESGATE TRYST DOLLY 2 CHANGUE TRYST 9

HORSECLOSE MR JAMES A MCGARVA HORSECLOSE JINTY 41 HORSECLOSE EINSTEIN EX91 8

HORSECLOSE MR JAMES A MCGARVA HORSECLOSE AERIAL 6 BRIERYSIDE PURE GOLD VG88 9

JOLYN MESSRS J W LYNHAM & SON JOLYN WARDINE 134 B JURIST 8

JOLYN MESSRS J W LYNHAM & SON JOLYN WARDINE 131 B JURIST 8

KELD KNOWLE CLIVE SCALING ESQ KELD KNOWLE OSMANTHUS CHANGUE TRYST 8

KIRKINRIOLA MESSRS R & M KING KIRKINRIOLA SPW BLOSSOM STAMFORD PRIZE WINNER VG88 8

KNOWE MR G TEMPLETON KNOWE BUTTER GIRL 165 SIR RIDGEDAL RUSTLER RED EX94 8

LESSNESSOCK MR ADAM W MONTGOMERIE BARR SANDY ROSE 72 MCCORNICK NELSON EX92 2E 6

LONGWOOD MESSRS T CRAWFORD & CO LTD HARESFOOT MANDELLA BARBARA HUNNINGTON MANDELLA VG89 5

MAIR’S MR COLIN MAIR MAIR’S CLASSIC SHIRLEY POOS STADEL CLASSIC EX94 2E 4

MAIR’S MR COLIN MAIR MAIR’S RETINUE AUDREY COGENT RETINUE RED EX91 6

MARLEYCOTE MR G G BAYNES & SON PARK HEAD DORIS MARLEYCOTE EDDY VG87 7

MARLEYCOTE MR G G BAYNES & SON MARLEYCOTE NICOLA 10 RIVERDANE ROSES REFLECTION EX90 5

MARLEYCOTE MR G G BAYNES & SON PARK HEAD SONIA ME MARLEYCOTE EDDY EX92 2E 6

MARLEYCOTE MR G G BAYNES & SON MARLEYCOTE CIANNE 5 HARESFOOT BLAZE EX91 2E 7

MEATHOP MR STEPHEN HARRISON MEATHOP STEALTH RANDY VISSERDALE STEALTH VG88 6

MEATHOP MR STEPHEN HARRISON MEATHOP ARUDOLF WAGLASS KAMPS-HOLLOW ARUDOLF-RED EX90 7

MIDDLE MESSRS J WHITEFORD & SONS MIDDLE LADY LK MORWICK LAKESIDE KING RED GP84 9

MILLBANKE JEANETTE JONES MILLBANKE CLASSIC MYRTLE POOS STADEL CLASSIC 8

MILLFORD M/S G TIMBRELL & SON MILLFORD LARK 32 MCCORNICK NELSON EX93 3E 5

PARK HEAD M/S H TINKER & SONS PARK HEAD SUPREME DESSIE MIDDLE EMERALDS SUPREME 5

PARK HEAD M/S H TINKER & SONS PARK HEAD TRICKSY MJ MARLEYCOTE JOURNALIST 6

PARK HEAD M/S H TINKER & SONS PARK HEAD ME JILL 2 MARLEYCOTE EDDY 6

PENRHALLT MESSRS P & T JEFFRIES PENRHALLT FRAGRANCE 2 MARK SAMSSON EX90 8

PRIESTBARROW MR D E LIPPIATT PRIESTBARROW DELILAH 11 CASTLERHYDD CHARLES RED 7

RAVENHILL MR JOHN SUFFERN RAVENHILL ETHEL 517 DUO STAR NORMANDIN VG87 6

RYEMUIR M/S WILLIAM SLOAN & CO RYEMUIR LENNARD FORTUNE LENNARD RED EX92 3E 6

RYEMUIR M/S WILLIAM SLOAN & CO RYEMUIR JURIST FLO VG86 B JURIST VG86 6

SANDYFORD MESSRS E T TOMLINSON & SON SANDYFORD BETTINA 10 HUNNINGTON BRANDY VG89 7

STAMFORD M/S H W OULTRAM & CO STAMFORD SHY GIRL 18 ARDROSSAN EV KATES TRIDENT EX95 5E 7

STAMFORD M/S H W OULTRAM & CO STAMFORD BABS 17 CHANGUE TRYST VG88 7

STAMFORD M/S H W OULTRAM & CO STAMFORD DOREEN 14 CHANGUE TRYST EX90 7

SWAITES M/S JOHN ADAMSON & SON SWAITES BARR PEARL BRIERYSIDE RED CENTURIAN EX90 6

SWAITES M/S JOHN ADAMSON & SON SWAITES MARGARET ANN 14 SCHREUR IHLMANO RED EX93 6

SWAITES M/S JOHN ADAMSON & SON SWAITES MARGARET ANN 15 ARDS SKIPPER RED VG86 6

TONTINE MR IAN HUTCHINSON TONTINE IDEO WELLCOME AYR-PHOE IDEOSTAR EX92 4E 6

TONTINE MR IAN HUTCHINSON TONTINE TIG BROWN LADY TONTINE TIGMAN EX93 3E 7

TONTINE MR IAN HUTCHINSON TONTINE TIG KISMET TONTINE TIGMAN EX90 2E 7

WHITECROFT J D & B F BROADLEY & SONS WHITECROFT NELLIE 50 JELYCA OBLIQUE EX90 2E 5

WHITECROFT J D & B F BROADLEY & SONS WHITECROFT DAWN 20 ROSEHILL SLIGHTLY MAGIC GP81 8

WROUGHTON MR MICHAEL WINDEL MILLFORD PENELOPE 22 STERNDALE ROSE ROYCE RED VG89 6

WROUGHTON MR MICHAEL WINDEL WROUGHTON AMBER 3 BROCKLEHILL BUCCANEER GP83 7

LP60 COWSPrefix Owner/Breeder Animal’s Name Sire Class. Lac.


Ards Masters Daniel & Matthew Patton Ards Oblique Dahlia Jelyca Oblique EX 91(2) 5 Beili Mr Rhys Morgan Beili Bonafide Ada ABS Bona Fide Red EX 90 4 Biddesden Biddesden Farm Partnership Biddesden Cherry 24 De La Plaine Prime VG 85 1 Bradnop Messrs M J & D Needham & Son Bradnop Diana 9 McCornick Nelson EX 92(3) 13 Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Warrior Cherry Fine Carnell Warrior EX 93(2) 4Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Bruchag Talent Evelyn West Mossgiel Class Talent EX 93(2) 4Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Fabio Pansy Dilandy Fabio Red EX 92(2) 4Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Perfek Stately Lily Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 91 4Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Classic Beauty Poos Stadel Classic EX 90 3Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Pearlstone Lady Sylvia Brieryside Pearlstone EX 90(2) 6Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Respect Pansy 5 Brieryside Respect VG 87 1Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Armani Trimova Mr Apples Armani VG 86 1Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Respect Patsy Brieryside Respect VG 86 1Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Rusty Sparky Logan Rusty Red VG 86 1Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Fabio Pear 2 Dilandy Fabio Red VG 85 1Brieryside M/s G Lawrie & Sons Brieryside Norman Lady Ann Ravenhill Stormin Norman VG 85 1 Brocklehill Messrs J & K Rennie Brocklehill Prime Kerry De La Plaine Prime EX 91 3Brocklehill Messrs J & K Rennie Brocklehill Burdette Honey Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 90 3 Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Peg 166 West Spittal Regiment Red EX 94(5) 9Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 239 Ladino Park Talent EX 94(5) 9Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 258 Lagace Modem ET EX 93(4) 7Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Barby Doll April-Day Wisconsin-Red EX 92(3) 6Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Dewdrop 47 Muirston Top Brass EX 92(4) 6Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 242 Lagace Modem ET EX 92(4) 8Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Belle 76 Nexus Dreamer EX 91(2) 4Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Cherry 48 Carnell Tristan EX 91(2) 4Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Claire 11 Carnell Warrior EX 91 5Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Hyacinth 105 Carnell Warrior EX 91(2) 4Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Jungle Girl 40 Carnell Dream Master EX 91(2) 7Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Razzle Belle Willsbro Red Razzle EX 91(2) 6Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 298 Cogent Retinue Red EX 91(2) 6Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 341 Jotan Red EX 91(2) 4Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 313 Carnell Tristan EX 90 5Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 321 Thunder Van De Wilg EX 90 5Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 374 Carnell Brigadoon EX 90 3Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Myra 31 Cuthill Towers Rich Dream VG 86 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Peg 192 Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 86 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 421 Dilandy Fabio Red VG 86 1

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RAVENHILL J SUFFERN RAVENHILL ETHEL 200 BALLYCLAN FIRST COMMAND EX92** (4) 10 STARS

RAVENHILL J SUFFERN RAVENHILL TULIP 15 882 TORPANE EX90** 5 STARS

RAVENHILL J SUFFERN RAVENHILL ETHEL 394 RAVENHILL ENTERPRISE EX95** (7) 1 STAR

RAVENHILL J SUFFERN RAVENHILL ETHEL 395 WOODLAND VIEW PARDNER EX92* (3) 1 STAR

RAVENHILL J SUFFERN RAVENHILL TULIP 55 ARDROSSAN EV KATES TRIDENT EX93** (5) 1 STAR

LYNER C WALTERS LYNER BLUE FAIRYSTORY CUTHILL TOWERS AUTUMN GOLD VG89 4 STARS

LYNER C WALTERS LYNER FAIRYTALE LYNER FERDINAND VG88 1 STAR

PENRHALLT P & T JEFFRIES STRETTON CONNIE 15 STRETTON TRIPLE PRIME EX91* (2) 1 STAR

BEECHMOUNT R MCCONNELL LARGYVALE MARIE GIRL 3 MCCORNICK NELSON EX92** 1 STAR

PRIESTLAND J MCLEAN MARLEYCOTE SEA LILY 14 DES PRAIRIES POTTER EX94 (2) 1 STAR

WILLHOME P G & S WILLIAMS PAM AYRS DREAM HAWAII PAM AYRS DREAMCATCHER EX96* (4) 1 STAR


Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Dewdrop 68 Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 85 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Peg 188 Dilandy Fabio Red VG 85 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Peg 190 Cuthill Towers Rich Dream VG 85 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 414 Carnell Brigadoon VG 85 1Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell Snowdrop 423 Hilltown Oblique VG 85 1 Coombe Mr Brian Coombe Coombe Chocolate Vienetta Pam Ayrs Hotchocolate EX 91(2) 4Coombe Mr Brian Coombe Coombe Peach Blossom Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette VG 86 1 Crayola Mr Chris & Mrs Nicola Lockyer Crayola Platinum Hunny Tristar Platinum VG 85 1 Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Park Head Gertrude ME Marleycote Eddy EX 91(2) 7Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Gadles Napier Isa Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 4Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Gadles Sonique Jelyca Oblique EX 90 7Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Park Head Hybrid Wendy Middle Hybrid EX 90 4Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Park Head Khan Buttercup Haresfoot Khan EX 90 4Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Park Head Tartan Bounty Park Head Top Tartan EX 90 4Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Swaites Maybelle 9 Swaites Dallas VG 86 1Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Swaites Beauty 25 Swaites Dallas VG 85 1 East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Ristourns Nowaday Lagace Ristourn EX 94(4) 7East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Napier Jenny Ardmore Crown Napier EX 93 4East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Blasters Nutmeg East Church Blaster EX 92(2) 7East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Patrolmans Rosina East Church Patrolman EX 92(2) 5East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Napier Blossom Ardmore Crown Napier EX 91(2) 4East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Ristourns Zeta Lagace Ristourn EX 91 4East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Destinations Nutmeg Bigginvale Destination EX 90(2) 5East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Donovans Butterfly East Church Donovan EX 90 4East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Dreamers Patsy Nexus Dreamer EX 90 5East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Patrolmans Very Milky Nadia East Church Patrolman EX 90 4East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Perfect Pie East Church Perfection EX 90 4 Elery Mr D G Jenkins Elery Glory Jubilence Waliswood Glory EX 91 5Elery Mr D G Jenkins Elery Shottle Monica Picston Shottle EX 91 5 Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Burdette Ella 4 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 93(2) 4Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Brazen Nipper Haresfoot Brazen EX 92(3) 7Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Burdette Ella 2 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 92(2) 5Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Remington Rae Mapleburn Remington EX 92(2) 6Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Callum Sailor Girl Smartmove Callum EX 91 4Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Elevation Mandy Flintstone Reality Elevation EX 91 4Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Tornado Myrtle Castern Tornado EX 91 4Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Callum Eunice 2 Smartmove Callum EX 90 3Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Hunnington Fragrance 73 Cheshire View Magnum EX 90 3Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Monty Sailor Girl Flintstone Full Monty VG 85 1Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Obliques Girl Hilltown Oblique VG 85 1Flintstone M/s R A & S Arnott & Son Flintstone Reality Punch Palmyra Reality Gibbs VG 85 1 Fryn Russell Law Dewi Marquess Alma KY-Blue Marquess - Red EX 94(4) 7Fryn Russell Law Dewi Ristourn Alma Lagace Ristourn EX 90(3) 5 Gilwen Messrs A L L & D C Jones Stamford Madonna 12 Brocklehill Equerry EX 92(3) 8Gilwen Messrs A L L & D C Jones Stamford Roselinda 83 Stamford Convincer EX 91(2) 5Gilwen Messrs A L L & D C Jones Stamford Wren 11 Haresfoot Elegant EX 91(2) 5Gilwen Messrs A L L & D C Jones Knutsford Pansy 301 Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 90 3Gilwen Messrs A L L & D C Jones Knutsford Flo 285 Rosehill Vitality VG 85 1 Glenmuir Messrs J & A Struthers Glenmuir Oblique Lintie Jelyca Oblique EX 92(3) 5Glenmuir Messrs J & A Struthers Glenmuir Glencairn Rockstar DK Kamouraska Rockstar EX 91 3Glenmuir Messrs J & A Struthers Glenmuir Oblique Pansy 2 Jelyca Oblique EX 91(4) 6 Green Lane Mr Andrew P Arden Green Lane Brown Girl 8 Green Lane World Leader EX 93 5Green Lane Mr Andrew P Arden Green Lane Pimple 6 Green Lane World Leader EX 93(2) 6Green Lane Mr Andrew P Arden Green Lane Acorn 20 Stamford Barometer EX 91 5

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Green Lane Mr Andrew P Arden Green Lane Angela 17 Stamford Barometer EX 90 4Green Lane Mr Andrew P Arden Green Lane Applecore 21 Ravenhill Stormin Norman VG 85 1 Gwynnog Mr G R Thomas Cuthill Towers Burdette Marcey Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 93(2) 4Gwynnog Mr G R Thomas Gwynnog Duncan Linnet Family-AF-Ayr Poker Duncan EX 93(2) 5Gwynnog Mr G R Thomas Gwynnog Jasper Ilex Gwynnog Jasper EX 93(2) 5Gwynnog Mr G R Thomas Gwynnog Stealth Saffron Visserdale Stealth EX 92(3) 8Gwynnog Mr G R Thomas Gwynnog Rudi Iris Smartmove Rudi EX 90 4 Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Barr Sandy Rose 56 Barr Aviator EX 95(5) 9Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Peach 50 Harperfield Coral Reef EX 93(2) 7Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Punch Harperfield Coral Reef EX 93(2) 4Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Willowfields Winnie 2 West Mossgiel Modern Reality EX 93(2) 4Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Sandy Rose Harperfield Coral Reef EX 92 3Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Irene 49 Harperfield Loch Lomond EX 91 4Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Victoria Harperfield Loch Lomond EX 91 4Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Irene 50 Harperfield Coral Reef EX 90 4Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Peach 53 Harperfield Coral Reef EX 90 3Harperfield Firm Of D M Lindsay Harperfield Cora Linn 2 Harperfield Sands Of Time VG 86 1 Heavenly Miss Wendy Brassington Heavenly Tryst Emerald Changue Tryst EX 95(6) 8Heavenly Miss Wendy Brassington Heavenly Lottie Green Lane Prodigy EX 91 4 High Hopes Miss Anna Barber High Hopes Platinum Suga Tristar Platinum VG 86 1 Hilcol Messrs C J R & S M H Evans Hilltown Violet 372 Hilltown Oblique EX 92(2) 4Hilcol Messrs C J R & S M H Evans Hilltown Snowball 874 Willhome Challenger EX 91 3Hilcol Messrs C J R & S M H Evans Paith Dreamer Honey Nexus Dreamer EX 91 5Hilcol Messrs C J R & S M H Evans Glwydeth Gibbs Wren Palmyra Reality Gibbs EX 90 3 Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Patricia 183 Knutsford White Flash EX 93(5) 8Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 802 Rulesmains Border Clansman EX 93(4) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 664 Hilltown Hijack EX 92(5) 9Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 719 Lagace Modem ET EX 92(5) 8Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 747 Lagace Ristourn EX 92(4) 7Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 755 Hilltown Crackerjack EX 92(4) 7Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 801 Lagace Ristourn EX 92(3) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Star 433 Knockenjig Jubilee EX 92(3) 9Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Tulip 75 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 92(3) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 265 Brocklehill Bank Book EX 92(5) 7Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 309 Rulesmains Border Clansman EX 92(2) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Patricia 217 Hilltown Oblique EX 91 4Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 721 Green Lane Marshall EX 91(6) 8Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 880 Hilltown Musician EX 91 3Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Star 503 Lagace Ristourn EX 91(3) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Star 534 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 91(2) 4Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Star 537 Hilltown Musketeer EX 91(2) 4Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 221 Hilltown Galaxy EX 91(4) 9Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 230 Glen Malcolm Zion EX 91(4) 8Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 260 Rulesmains Border Clansman EX 91(4) 7Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 293 Hidden Valley Garth EX 91 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 303 Hilltown Viable EX 91(3) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Julep 52 Hilltown Glacier EX 90(2) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 796 Lagace Ristourn EX 90(2) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 871 Hilltown Oblique EX 90 4Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Spottie 41 Hilltown Musician EX 90 3Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Star 449 Highway Billy Ruffian EX 90 9Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 213 Hidden Valley Garth EX 90(2) 9Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 307 Jelyca Oblique EX 90(3) 6Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 452 Wroughton Lord Winston VG 86 1Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Quadrille 9 Hilltown Einsteins Regard VG 85 1Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Sally 82 Hilltown Harvestime VG 85 1

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Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Snowball 961 Hilltown Einsteins Regard VG 85 1Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Violet 457 Hilltown Musician VG 85 1 Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Snowbell 2 Stamford Henrik EX 93(2) 5Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Jinty 65 Horseclose Quality EX 92 3Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Delight 9 Jelyca Oblique EX 90 4Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Changue Celandine 290 Wroughton Lord Winston VG 86 1Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Aerial 25 Hunnington Flash VG 86 1Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Bunty 17 Twemlow Admiral Glen VG 86 1Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Wren 5 Hunnington Flash VG 86 1Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Bess 40 Whitecroft Furtado VG 85 1Horseclose Mr James A McGarva Horseclose Bess 41 Hilltown Oblique VG 85 1 Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Fragy 16 April-Day Wisconsin-Red EX 95(3) 5Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Astral Maid 5 Hunnington Admiral EX 93 4Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Easled 18 Haresfoot Brazen EX 92(2) 4Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Monica 72 Hunnington Mandella EX 92(2) 5Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Honesty 3 McCornick Navigator EX 91 6Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Sailor Girl 131 Hunnington Mandella EX 91 6Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Toni 2 Hunnington Mandella EX 91 5Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Rose 5 Hunnington Mandella EX 90 3Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Sailor Girl 135 Dudley Wood Baldrick EX 90 6Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Vary Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 5Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Wren 9 Rosehill Prestige VG 87 1Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Fragrance 80 Hunnington Admiral VG 85 1Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Snowflake 9 Sandyford Triclo VG 85 1 Kittochside The National Museum Of Rural Life Kittochside Louises Sundance Grandage Bright Spark EX 94(3) 5Kittochside The National Museum Of Rural Life Kittochside Carrie 3 Stamford Triple Threat EX 92(4) 6Kittochside The National Museum Of Rural Life Kittochside Daisy 2 Stamford Triple Threat EX 92(3) 6Kittochside The National Museum Of Rural Life Kittochside Candys Prodigy Green Lane Prodigy VG 86 1Kittochside The National Museum Of Rural Life Kittochside Candys Rose Rosehill Manderville VG 86 1 Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Bertha 245 Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 93(2) 4Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Butter Girl 200 Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 90 4Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe White Lily 643 Blumenfeld DE Prince-Red EX 90 3Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Beatrice 38 Brieryside Snowman VG 86 1Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Dainty Lass 218 Brieryside Snowman VG 86 1Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Bertha 270 Brieryside Snowman VG 85 1Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe Lily 13 Knowe Warrior VG 85 1Knowe Mr George Templeton Knowe White Lily 693 Knowe Warrior VG 85 1 Lessnessock Adam W Montgomerie Sandyford Vitality Queenie Rosehill Vitality EX 92 3Lessnessock Adam W Montgomerie Brocklehill Detour Agnes Stoneden Detour Red EX 91(2) 4Lessnessock Adam W Montgomerie Ballygreggan Cushie 30 Aghavilly Bolt Red EX 90 5 Lilylane Lilylane Farms Ltd Lilylane Rampage Chrissie Rosedale-L Rampage-Red EX 92(3) 6Lilylane Lilylane Farms Ltd Lilylane Triclo Maude 6 Sandyford Triclo VG 85 1 Longwood Messrs T Crawford & Co Ltd Longwood Prime Barbara De La Plaine Prime VG 86 1 Mair’s Mr Colin Mair Mair’s Artie Tulip Greenlea Artie - Red EX 93(2) 4Mair’s Mr Colin Mair Mair’s Melmog Buttercup Hillhead Melmog EX 90 3 Marleycote Messrs G G Baynes & Son Changue Claudette 33 Barr Regent EX 91 4 Marsh View Messrs Bolderston & Partners Marsh View Dreamer Stella Nexus Dreamer EX 90 4Marsh View Messrs Bolderston & Partners Marsh View Marshall Stella Green Lane Marshall EX 90 6 Megarose Megan Stratton Gadles Napier Sade Ardmore Crown Napier EX 91 4Megarose Megan Stratton Megarose Red Sapphire Syke Jumping Jack Flash Red VG 86 1 Melba-rose Miss Deborah J Christophers Melba-Rose Mintping De La Plaine Prime EX 91 4Melba-rose Miss Deborah J Christophers Melba-Rose Simply Mocha Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 85 1




Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Bruchag Bloomer 3 Poos Stadel Classic EX 91(2) 4Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Minty 5 Stevenson’s Saltire EX 91(3) 6Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Perfek Melody Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 91 4Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Minty 7 Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 90(2) 4Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Panache Mermaid Haresfoot Panache EX 90 3Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Perfek Kiss Haresfoot Simply Perfek EX 90 4Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Oblique Kiss 2 Hilltown Oblique VG 86 1Moathouse Mr Richard Danforth Moathouse Minstrel Jessie Moathouse Minstrel VG 85 1 Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Ruth 158 Poos Stadel Classic EX 92 3Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Queen 45 Delta Lilac EX 91 5Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Alicia 5 Jotan Red EX 90 4Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Always Mitzy Synergy Always-Red EX 90 4Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Fawn 16 Redsky Delboy Red EX 90 3Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Kirsty 9 Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 4Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Lady 5 West Mossgiel Modern Reality VG 86 1Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Iris 65 Duo Star Gentleman VG 85 1Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Merissa 17 Rockset Rowan Red VG 85 1 Muir M/s W & A Watson Muir Ursula 51 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 91 3 Muirside Stuart Neish Muirside Mavis 79 KC Roses Chatter T Red EX 90 4 New Close M/s H & J E Watson New Close Camilla 18 Rosehill Slightly Magic EX 90 7New Close M/s H & J E Watson New Close Linnet 57 Cuthill Towers Rambo EX 90 5New Close M/s H & J E Watson New Close Future 143 Sandyford Supreme VG 85 1 Old Mill Messrs G & A Taylor Old Mill Hazel 30 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 90 3 Orlands Mill Mrs M Wilson & Ms L Campbell Orlands Mill Edbo Caroline G Edbo EX 90 5 Penrhallt P & T Jeffries Longwood Regent Trixie Barr Regent EX 92(3) 5Penrhallt P & T Jeffries Sandyford Tri Ella Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 91(2) 4Penrhallt P & T Jeffries Penrhallt Ena 25 Nexus Dreamer EX 90 3Penrhallt P & T Jeffries Penrhallt Quince 2 Penrhallt Twister EX 90 6Penrhallt P & T Jeffries Penrhallt Dilly 6 Duo Star Pokerstars VG 86 1 Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Miss Norma 23 Brocklehill Buccaneer EX 93(3) 7Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Jolly 222 Meikle Laught Top Value EX 92(3) 7Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Lucky Charm 300 Haresfoot Elmo EX 92 4Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Lucky Charm 303 Auchensale Star Performer EX 92(2) 4Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Lucky Charm 299 Haresfoot Elmo EX 91 5Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Jolly 231 Grandage Bright Spark EX 90 6Plaskett M/s Armstrong Plaskett Lucky Charm 319 Round Bush Commander VG 86 1 Priestland Mrs J McLean Sandyford Lucky Honey Sandyford Lucky Charm EX 92 3 Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Toy Flamenco Kilpisalon Toivo EX 92(2) 7Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Perdy Sugar Lashburn Jeopardy EX 91(2) 4Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Burtha Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 90 3Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Perdy Magenta Lashburn Jeopardy EX 90 4Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Regal Magenta Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 4Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Prospect Dolly Rosehill Prospect VG 86 1Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Rocking RP Magenta Kamouraska Rockstar VG 86 1Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Blackthorn Brides Posy Rosehill Blackthorn VG 85 1Rosehill M/s W R C & J E Christophers Rosehill Premier Amberside Rosehill Premier VG 85 1 Roselle Mrs M Elizabeth Nattle Roselle Elsa Rosehill Prospect VG 85 1 Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Ceria Ruby B Jurist EX 93(4) 8Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Cherry Ruby B Jurist EX 93(5) 8Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Coretta Olive B Jurist EX 93(5) 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Pellie Ruby Sandisfarne Laurel EX 93(3) 6Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Neilia Biddy S Adam EX 92(2) 7

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Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Rainspells Ruby Urbaniste EX 92(2) 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Ruth Frances Changue Tryst EX 92(3) 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Cathia Olive B Jurist EX 91(3) 8Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Corella Faith B Jurist EX 91(3) 8Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Nesta Blackberry Sandisfarne Firebrand EX 91(3) 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Neve Thistle B Jurist EX 91(3) 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Pleasant Ruby Sandisfarne Laird EX 91(2) 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Prickly Blackberry ST Hallebo EX 91(2) 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Rebecca Melody Ardmore Crown Napier EX 91 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Redon Biddy Redon EX 91 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Rose Ruby B Jurist EX 91(3) 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Silkshine Ruby Gunnarstorp EX 91 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Arabella Snowdrop B Jurist EX 90(2) 10Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Charis Crocus B Jurist EX 90(3) 8Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Ciara Blackberry B Jurist EX 90 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Cristie Breeze Melby EX 90 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Nivarna Hope Hunnington Bbk Easlad EX 90(2) 7Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Peachy Blackberry B Jurist EX 90(2) 6Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Perfect Hope B Jurist EX 90(2) 6Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Romily Frances B Jurist EX 90 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Rosy Breeze Black B Jurist EX 90 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Rushing Breeze Urocher EX 90 5Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Scilliane Melody A Linne EX 90 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Siesta Blackberry Gunnarstorp EX 90 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Snowberry Ruby Urocher EX 90(2) 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Spicy Ruby Gunnarstorp EX 90(2) 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Stargazer Melody Regancrest Oman Ingles EX 90 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Truest Primrose Gunnarstorp EX 90 4Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Verona Olive Gunnarstorp EX 90 3Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Vespers Ruby Pell Pers EX 90 3Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Willene Ruby Sandersfarms Gunther VG 89 2Sandersfarms A J & S M Sanders Sandersfarms Welcome Blackberry Sandisfarne Andes VG 85 1 Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Ballygreggan Beana West Mossgiel Modern Class EX 92(2) 7Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson LFE Biscuit 71 Sanderson Lost For Ever EX 92(2) 5Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson LFE Surprise Sanderson Lost For Ever EX 92(4) 7Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson CSS Princess Calderglen Silverstar EX 91 3Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson EL Evergreen Sanderson Emerald Isle EX 91(2) 5Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson GT Anita Granduc Tribute PI VG 86 1Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson Sky Justine Troutbeck Skyfall VG 86 1Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson Oblique Buntie Hilltown Oblique VG 85 1Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson Oblique Pansy Hilltown Oblique VG 85 1Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson Skyfall Evergreen Troutbeck Skyfall VG 85 1 Sandyford M/s E T Tomlinson & Son Sandyford Flash Russet Knutsford White Flash EX 94(3) 6Sandyford M/s E T Tomlinson & Son Holmeswood Elegant Bella Haresfoot Elegant EX 90 5Sandyford M/s E T Tomlinson & Son Allstar Triclo Joybell Sandyford Triclo VG 89 1Sandyford M/s E T Tomlinson & Son Stardust Supreme Queenie Sandyford Supreme VG 87 1Sandyford M/s E T Tomlinson & Son Sandyford Triclo Diamond Sandyford Triclo VG 85 1 Sascott Messrs E R & R W Adams Acton Napier Heather Honey Ardmore Crown Napier EX 92(2) 7Sascott Messrs E R & R W Adams Knutsford Pansy 280 Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 5 Sunrise M/s Bostock Bros Sunrise Maroma Cuthill Towers Romeo EX 92(3) 6Sunrise M/s Bostock Bros Sunrise Double Belle Dubthorne Beartooth P Red VG 86 1Sunrise M/s Bostock Bros Sunrise Supreme Quest Sandyford Supreme VG 86 1 Tessvale Messrs R C & A L Adams Ltd Tessvale Jill 14 Black Family-AF-Ayr Poker Duncan EX 91 5Tessvale Messrs R C & A L Adams Ltd Tessvale Ester 21 Horseclose Einstein EX 90 5Tessvale Messrs R C & A L Adams Ltd Tessvale Imogen 37 Twemlow Admiral Glen EX 90 4 Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Tour Flo Lagace Ristourn EX 94(3) 8Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Tig Mar Tontine Tigman EX 93(2) 7




Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Tig Kate Tontine Tigman EX 92(3) 7Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Tig Eve Tontine Tigman EX 91(2) 7Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Blique Flo Hilltown Oblique EX 90 3Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Sword Lyn Tontine Brown Sword EX 90 3Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Tag Stella Twemlow Admiral Glen EX 90 5Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Cliffe Becky Tontine Blique Heathcliffe VG 86 1Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Sword Kismet Tontine Brown Sword VG 85 1 Tristar Mr Christopher J Creeper Glyngarth Potter Sybil Des Prairies Potter EX 93(3) 5Tristar Mr Christopher J Creeper Tristar Real Perfecta Palmyra Tri-Star Reality EX 90(2) 4Tristar Mr Christopher J Creeper Denmans Supreme Cherry Pie Sandyford Supreme VG 85 1Tristar Mr Christopher J Creeper Tristar Yankee Sybil Guimond Yankee VG 85 1 Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Burdette Jess Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 92(2) 6Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Modern Mistletoe West Mossgiel Modern Reality EX 91 4Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Saturn Flash Holmland Saturn Red EX 90 3Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Absolute Dilly Apples Absolute-red VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Burdette Antic 2 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Fantasy Ursula De Vlottenburg Fantasy VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Leonard Ursula Plattery Talent Leonard Red VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Romantic Candice Troutbeck Romantic VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Romantic Gwen 2 Troutbeck Romantic VG 86 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Burdette Jess 6 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Burdette Obstinate Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Burdette Verity 2 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Fantasy Punch De Vlottenburg Fantasy VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Romantic Margo Troutbeck Romantic VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Titanic Antic Troutbeck Titanic VG 85 1Troutbeck Mr Frank Mattinson Troutbeck Triclo Lizzie Sandyford Triclo VG 85 1 West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Elevation 4 McCornick Navigator EX 94(6) 9West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Elevation 14 West Spittal Lucky Lad EX 90(3) 6West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Whim 4 Ardmore Crown Napier EX 90 5West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Lisa 4 Nethervalley Santa Rox Red VG 86 1West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Heather 201 Crackholm Secure Red VG 85 1West Spittal Mr M Young West Spittal Wisp 74 Weststar Roberto Red VG 85 1 Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Brown Girl 7 Green Lane Marshall EX 94(8) 12Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Emmie 91 Brundcliffe Sahara Red EX 94(4) 7Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Babs 37 Erasmus EX 93(2) 4Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Bella 30 Stadel EX 93(6) 13Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Emmie 102 Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 93(3) 5Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Nellie 49 Jelyca Oblique EX 93(3) 6Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Bella 32 Whitecroft Jacob EX 92(3) 10Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Emerald Middle Emjest EX 91(3) 6Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Nellie 53 Cuthill Towers Autumn Gold EX 91(3) 6Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Ruth 131 Erasmus EX 91(2) 4Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Brown Girl 14 Muirston Top Brass EX 90 5Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Doreen 82 Stamford Ambassador EX 90(2) 7Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Doreen 88 Willhome Challenger EX 90 4Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Miss Brown 9 Whitecroft Edwin EX 90(4) 6Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Ruth 149 Whitecroft Furtado VG 86 1Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Anna 92 Whitecroft Furtado VG 85 1Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Marie 13 Whitecroft Furtado VG 85 1Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Nellie 73 Gunnarstorp VG 85 1Whitecroft M/s J D & B F Broadley & Sons Whitecroft Sunshine 22 Whitecroft Furtado VG 85 1 Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Garrett Hall Julie 64 Garrett Hall Gladiator EX 94(4) 6Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Garrett Hall Flora 107 Celandine First Lord EX 93(5) 11Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Garrett Hall Florence 216 Garrett Hall High Flyer EX 93(3) 9Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Garrett Hall Jenny 2 Garrett Hall Gladiator EX 92(2) 6Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Garrett Hall Julie 44 Knutsford White Flash EX 92(2) 10Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Whitegate Mistletoe 7 Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 85 1Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Whitegate Priscilla 16 Brocklehill Elsalvador VG 85 1

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Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Ristourn Bessie 2 Lagace Ristourn EX 94(3) 5Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Ristourn Mary 2 Lagace Ristourn EX 94(3) 5Willhome P G & S Williams Pam Ayrs Classic Hawaii Poos Stadel Classic EX 92(2) 6Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Barney Honesty Cuthill Towers Barney Rubble EX 92 3Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Challenger Amanda Willhome Challenger EX 92(2) 4Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Ristourn Ladybird Lagace Ristourn EX 92(3) 5Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Black N Gold Rosie Rosehill Blackthorn EX 91 3Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Oblique Caroline Jelyca Oblique EX 90 4Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Barney Marie Cuthill Towers Barney Rubble VG 87 1Willhome P G & S Williams Longwood Rockstar Sandy Rose Kamouraska Rockstar VG 86 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Barbarian Pansy Cuthill Towers Barbarian VG 86 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Barney Nicole Cuthill Towers Barney Rubble VG 86 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Navigator Stella McCornick Navigator VG 86 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Panache Pansy Haresfoot Panache VG 86 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Barney Peggy Cuthill Towers Barney Rubble VG 85 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Oblique Honesty Jelyca Oblique VG 85 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Panache Mary Haresfoot Panache VG 85 1Willhome P G & S Williams Willhome Perfek Bessie Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 85 1 Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Millford Heather Honey 55 Lagace Ristourn EX 93(2) 6Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Hilda Wroughton Lord Winston EX 92(2) 6Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Janet 10 Rosehill Blackthorn EX 92(2) 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Faye 2 Haresfoot Panache EX 91 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Janet 5 Haresfoot Elegant EX 91(2) 5Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Lark Wroughton Lord Winston EX 91 6Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Susan Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 91 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Tryst Wroughton Lord Winston EX 91(2) 6Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Millford Penelope 22 Sterndale Rose Royce Red EX 90 7Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Ellen Wroughton Lord Winston EX 90 6Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Ivy Wroughton Lord Winston EX 90 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Lotus Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette EX 90 3Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Nevada 2 Castern Thunder EX 90 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Nina 5 Wroughton Lord Winston EX 90(2) 5Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Pat 2 Wroughton Lord Winston EX 90 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Rosewood Wroughton Lord Winston EX 90(2) 4Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Honeycombe Sandyford Supreme VG 87 1Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Reno Sandyford Supreme VG 86 1Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Ice Rosehill Real McCoy VG 85 1

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Carnell Robin Templeton Carnell White Knight Haresfoot Simply Perfek VG 86

Creech Hill Creech Hill Partnership Marleycote Rebel West Mossgiel Modern Reality VG 87

East Church M D Evans Esq East Church Rosko East Church Patrolman EX 90

Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Cannon Bargower Leading Anchor EX 90

Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Paddys Medal Woodland View Paddy VG 88

Hilltown M/s Nicholls Hilltown Poldark Hunnington Admiral VG 88

Hilltown M/s Nicholls Wroughton Nirvana Bargower Jacks The Boy VG 88

Hunnington L & C Window Hunnington Famous De La Plaine Prime EX 94

Middle Mr W Whiteford Middle Hero Middle Dixon EX 93

Middle Mr W Whiteford Plaskett Diamond Geezer Twemlow Admiral Glen EX 90

Morwick Michael Howie Morwick Gentry Duo Star Gentleman VG 87

Sanderson M/s D & C Sanderson Sanderson Champ Troutbeck Skyfall VG 88

Tontine Mr Ian Hutchinson Tontine Astorwell Gunnarstorp VG 87

Whitegate Mr Ian D Patrick Brocklehill Elsalvador Palmyra Reality Brazil EX 94

Whitegate Julius Hunnington Mandella VG 86

Wroughton Mr Michael Windel Wroughton Lord Nelson Wroughton Lord Winston VG 88

Prefix Owner/Breeder Animal’s Name Sire Class.

MALE CLASSIFICATIONS


HILLTOWN OBLIQUE 91 BRIERYSIDE MAGIC 76 LYNER OBLIQUE FOCUS 73 DES COTEAUX AMAZING 65 MARBRAE BIGTIME 51 ROSEHILL MANDERVILLE 42 HUNNINGTON FAMOUS 41 CUTHILL TOWERS BUSTER 40 DE LA PLAIN BLINK 32 ROSEHILL VITALITY 27

Sire Number of registered calves

TOP SIRESby number of calves registered between 1ST MARCH 2019 - 30TH JUNE 2019



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