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Sheep Results Cheviot Breed Judge: Mr A Fleming, Falnash, Teviothead, Hawick TD9 0PS Champion W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm Reserve Champion Robert Paton, Castle Crawford CHEVIOT CHALLENGE CUP presented Thomas Henderson, Esq., Logan, Old Cumnock, awarded Champion Cheviot W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm CHEVIOT CHALLENGE CUP. OLD LOCKERBIE SHOW presented Union Society, awarded Champion Cheviot from old Lockerbie Show area James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm Class 401: Tup 1st 803 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 2nd 804 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 3rd 811 I H G Warden, Skelfhill Farm Class 402: Shearling Tup 1st 816 Messrs Hume, Sundhope Farm 2nd 815 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 3rd 813 Robert Paton, Castle Crawford Class 403: Tup Lamb 1st 826 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 2nd 830 W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm 3rd 827 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm Class 404: Ewe 1st 842 W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm 2nd 838 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 3rd 843 W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm Class 405: Gimmer 1st 849 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 2nd 853 W N Douglas, Catslackburn Farm 3rd 850 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm Class 406: Ewe Lamb 1st 860 Robert Paton, Castle Crawford 2nd 862 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm 3rd 863 James Common & Son, Crossdykes Farm Blackface Breed Judge: Mr J Hamilton, Aikengall, Innerwick, Dunbar EH42 1SG Champion William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark Reserve Champion I R S Bond, Glen Farm UNION SOCIETY CHALLENGE CUP awarded Champion Blackface Sheep William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark CHALLENGE CUP presented Blackface Breeders, awarded Best Exhibitor Bred Blackface William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark SHIELD presented Mr Hamish Stoddart, awarded Winner of Group Class 413 I R S Bond, Glen Farm CHALLENGE CUP presented J W Alexander, awarded the best Blackface Sheep opposite sex to the Champion R G Carruthers, Merkland Farm Class 408: Tup 1st 872 Colin McClymont, Cuil Class 409: Shearling Tup 1st 877 Colin McClymont, Cuil 2nd 880 R G Carruthers, Merkland Farm 3rd 875 I R S Bond, Glen Farm Class 410: Tup Lamb 1st 891 R G Carruthers, Merkland Farm 2nd 885 Colin McClymont, Cuil 3rd 884 I R S Bond, Glen Farm Class 411: Ewe 1st 900 William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark 2nd 901 William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark 3rd 895 I R S Bond, Glen Farm Class 412: Gimmer 1st 904 I R S Bond, Glen Farm 2nd 909 Troloss Farms, Troloss Farm 3rd 915 William Ramsay & Sons, Milnmark Class 413: Ewe Lamb 1st 923 Troloss Farms, Troloss Farm 2nd 919 I R S Bond, Glen Farm 3rd 917 Mrs M Rorison, Clonrae Class 414: Group 1st 932 I R S Bond, Glen Farm Suffolk Breed Judge: Mr J Fleming, Hallhill Farm, Crossford, Carluke ML8 5QH Champion Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead Reserve Champion W & M Haining, High Drum THE NETHERLAW CHALLENGE CUP awarded Best Suffolk in The Yard Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead THE DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY UNION CUP awarded Winner of Group Class Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead Class 416: Tup 1st 934 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 2nd 938 Tom Fitzsimon, Sunnyhill Farm 3rd 939 Tom Fitzsimon, Sunnyhill Farm Class 417: Tup Lamb 1st 941 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 2nd 942 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 3rd 943 Paula & David Reid, Calfpark Class 418: Ewe 1st 951 Paula & David Reid, Calfpark 2nd 953 Elaine Wilkie, South Shaw Cottage 3rd 952 Tom Fitzsimon, Sunnyhill Farm Class 419: Gimmer 1st 955 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 2nd 959 Hazel Martindale, Land Farm 3rd 958 Paula & David Reid, Calfpark Class 420: Ewe Lamb 1st 968 W & M Haining, High Drum 2nd 964 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 3rd 967 Hazel Martindale, Land Farm Class 421: Group 1st 974 Gregor Hiddleston, Rigghead 2nd 976 Paula & David Reid, Calfpark North Country Cheviots Judge: Mr D T Pittendreigh, Plas Villa, Llanllwmi, Pencader SA39 9DU Champion C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm Reserve Champion Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane THE W BROWN SIMPSON CUP awarded Best North Country Cheviopt in Yard C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm Class 423: TUP 1st 980 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane 2nd 981 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane Class 424: Shearling Tup 1st 982 Mr Richard Lennox, 26 Kinloss Park Class 425: Tup Lamb 1st 987 C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 2nd 988 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane 3rd 989 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane Class 426: Ewe 1st 991 C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 2nd C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 3rd 992 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane Class 427: Gimmer 1st 996 C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 2nd 997 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane 3rd 998 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane Class 428: Ewe Lamb 1st 1000 C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 2nd C R Graham & Sons, Carruthers Farm 3rd 1001 Mrs Jane Jackson, Ericstane Blueface Leicesters Judge: Mr R McKie, Finniness Farm, Balmaghie, Castle Douglas DG7 2LX Champion Andrew McQuistin, Barnshangan Farm Reserve Champion Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall JAMES CRUIKSHANK MEMORIAL TROPHY presented the late Mr D Cruiksha& Mrs J Cruikshank, Broomisle Cottage, Palnackie, awarded Best Bluefaced Leicester in the Yard Andrew McQuistin, Barnshangan Farm Class 430: Tup 1st 1006 W & J Young, South Quintinespie 2nd 1003 Mr Andrew Morton, Grennan 3rd 1005 Mrs Kate Smith, Low Arkland Farm Class 431: Shearling Tup 1st 1009 Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall 2nd 1008 Messrs A & A Kirkpatrick, Barr Farm 3rd 1007 Mr Andrew Morton, Grennan Class 432: Tup Lamb 1st 1018 Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall 2nd 1019 Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall 3rd 1026 Mr James Thomson, Marr Cottage Class 433: Ewe 1st 1033 Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall 2nd 1035 Mrs Kate Smith, Low Arkland Farm 3rd 1031 Messrs A & A Kirkpatrick, Barr Farm Class 434: Gimmer 1st 1052 Mr James Thomson, Marr Cottage 2nd 1046 Messrs A & A Kirkpatrick, Barr Farm 3rd 1045 Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage Class 435: Ewe Lamb 1st 1066 Andrew McQuistin, Barnshangan Farm 2nd 1067 J & A Brown, Macqueston 3rd 1068 J & A Brown, Macqueston Class 436: Group 1st 1009 Mrs A Bastian, Cairn Hall Texel Sheep Judge: Mr D Fleming, The Cottage, Misbet, Coulter, Biggar ML12 6QB Champion Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains Reserve Champion Messrs R D Fleming, Hillhead THE WOODHEAD CUP presented Mr G K Jamieson, awarded Best Texel in the Yard Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains Class 438: Tup 1st 1070 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains Class 439: Shearling Tup 1st 1071 Mr Jack Austin, Woodcroft Farm 2nd 1072 Messrs Samuel Black & Son, Hillside 3rd 1075 Mr Allan Clark, Fineview Farm Class 440: Tup Lamb 1st 1070 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains 2nd 1083 Messrs R D Fleming, Hillhead 3rd 1084 Mr Allan Clark, Fineview Farm Class 441: Ewe 1st 1089 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains 2nd 1093 Mr Allan Clark, Fineview Farm 3rd 1090 Ewan MacTaggart, Rascarrel Farm Class 442: Gimmer 1st 1098 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains 2nd 1103 Mr Allan Clark, Fineview Farm 3rd 1099 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains Class 443: Ewe Lamb 1st 1117 Messrs R D Fleming, Hillhead 2nd 1113 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains 3rd 1114 Douganhill Farms, Orchardton Mains Class 444: Group 1st Messrs R D Fleming, Hillhead Scotch Mule Judge: Mr A Lockhart, Laggan Park, Moniaive, Thornhill DG3 4DZ Champion J & A Brown, Macqueston Reserve Champion Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage DUMFRIES & LOCKERBIE CUP awarded Best Scotch Mule in the Yard J & A Brown, Macqueston Class 446: Ewe 1st 1124 Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage Class 447: Gimmer 1st 1129 Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage 2nd 1130 Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage 3rd 1131 Mr George Allan, Bogside Cottage Class 448: Ewe Lamb 1st 1148 J & A Brown, Macqueston 2nd 1145 W Lockhart & Co, Culdoach 3rd 1149 J & A Brown, Macqueston Charollais Sheep Judge: Mr H McBratney, 110 Green Road, Bangor, County Down BT19 7QA Champion Ben Radley, Loaningfoot Reserve Champion Mr J D Clanachan, Maryholm Farm HARRISON & HETHERINGTON SHIELD awarded Best Charollais Sheep in the Yard Ben Radley, Loaningfoot Class 451: Tup 1st 1158 Mr J D Clanachan, Maryholm Farm 2nd 1157 Mr Stuart Mair, Dunnabie House Class 452: Tup Lamb 1st 1162 Mr J D Clanachan, Maryholm Farm 2nd 1160 Russell Gray, Langside Farm 3rd 1161 Robert Templeton, Carslae Farm Class 453: Ewe, any age 1st 1166 Mr Stuart Mair, Dunnabie House Class 454: Gimmer 1st 1173 Ben Radley, Loaningfoot 2nd 1169 Robert Templeton, Carslae Farm Class 455: Ewe Lamb 1st 1179 Ben Radley, Loaningfoot 2nd 1175 Robert Templeton, Carslae Farm 3rd 1177 Mr Stuart Mair, Dunnabie House Class 456: Group 1st 1158 Mr J D Clanachan, Maryholm Farm Beltex Sheep Judge: Mr R T Wood, Kingledores Farm, Tweedsmuir, Biggar ML12 6QL Champion J L McMillan, Carse of Clary Reserve Champion A & J Campbell, Carsewalloch MCCONNEL CUP presented Ian McConnell, awarded Champion J L McMillan, Carse of Clary Class 459: Shearling Tup 1st 1190 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary 2nd 1188 Mr Grant Anderson, Nether Stenries 3rd 1194 Mr Alastair Jackson, Maulscastle Farm Class 460: Tup Lamb 1st 1204 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary 2nd 1202 I, M & D Bunting, Bridgestone 3rd 1203 Mr Grant Anderson, Nether Stenries Class 461: Ewe 1st 1215 A & J Campbell, Carsewalloch 2nd 1223 Mr Alastair Jackson, Maulscastle Farm 3rd 1219 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary Class 462: Gimmer 1st 1231 Mr Grant Anderson, Nether Stenries 2nd 1225 A & J Campbell, Carsewalloch 3rd 1233 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary Class 463: Ewe Lamb 1st 1249 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary 2nd 1250 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary 3rd 1257 Mr Alastair Jackson, Maulscastle Farm Class 464: Group 1st 1262 J L McMillan, Carse of Clary Lleyn Sheep Judge: Mr J Dugdale, Borrins Farm, Stackhouse, Settle BD24 0DW Champion Farmstock Genetics, Over Whitlaw Farm Reserve Champion Farmstock Genetics, Over Whitlaw Farm LAWRENCE CUP presented
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