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Margaret Fergusson – Barlaes

It is with much regret that we inform members and friends of the passing of Margaret Fergusson, Barlaes, Dalry, Castle Douglas. Margaret had a long life association  with Galloways being involved with the Mochrum , Barlaes and Nether Rusko herds. She will be sorely missed.

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Overall breed champion Princess Marlyn

Great Yorkshire Show 11th to 14th July 2023

Quality over quantity was the order of the day at an unusually dreich and damp Great Yorkshire Show.

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Competitors at show

Royal Highland Show – Edinburgh 22nd  to 25th June, 2023

Male, Junior Male and Overall Champion – Moss Fayjock, exhibited and bred by Catherine MacGregor – South Road, Inch, Aberdeenshire. Female, Reserve Overall and Reserve Junior Champion - Princess Marlyn of 3Gs, exhibited and bred by D Gall & J & J Graham, Burnbank, Blair Drummond, Stirling.

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ANNUAL REPORT & ACCOUNTS 2022 NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the Hybrid Annual General Meeting of the
Society will be held in the Board Room, Harrison and Hetherington Ltd,
Rosehill, Carlisle on Friday 26th May, 2023 commencing at 1.30pm.

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Male champion

Carlisle Spring Show and Sale – Friday 3rd  March, 2023

Heifers were keenly bid for at the Society’s show and sale at Harrison and Hetherington’s Carlisle Mart, the champion female - Barlaes Katie 100th from Robert McTurk, Barlaes, Dalry, Castle Douglas made the top price of the day of 3000gns, this Troloss Magnum daughter and out of Barlaes Katie 41st sold to Robbie Galloway, Cardona, Doune, Stirling for his 24 head herd.

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Andrew and John Tullie

Bowanhill Farm

Andrew Tullie is the seventh generation of his family to farm at Bowanhill, Teviothead, near Hawick. The family have been tenants of the Buccleuch Estate since 1845 - almost 150 of them at Bowanhill - and for a large part of that time the herd of Galloways has been a mainstay of the business.

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Greenwell Cattle Being Herded

The Greenwell Herd

Galloway cattle have always been kept at Greenwell. They are now and have always been the perfect beast to graze the commons of Dartmoor and convert that rough diverse grazing into beef.