Entries Now Open – Galloway Classes at the 2025 Royal Highland Show - Updated Classes

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Entries Now Open – Galloway Classes at the 2025 Royal Highland Show

As entries open for the 2025 Royal Highland Show, the Galloway Cattle Society is delighted to share an exciting update!

To ensure a fairer competition, the   heifer class has been split into two separate classes, making it easier for younger cattle to compete against those of a similar age. This adjustment will enhance competition, increase entries, and further showcase the exceptional quality of Galloway breeding.

Galloway Judging Details

Date: Thursday, 19th June 2025, at 2:00 PM
Judge: Mr. Stewart McIntosh, Roberton, Hawick

Society Grant: £100 per animal forward for judging (maximum of 3 animals per exhibitor)

Galloway Classes

219 – Female, born on or after 1st January 2024
220 – Female, born on or between 1st September – 31st December 2023
221A – Female, born on or between 1st September – 31st December 2022
221B – Female, born on or between 1st January – 31st August 2023
222 – Female, in milk, born before 1st September 2022
223 – Bull, born on or after 1st January 2023
224 – Bull, born on or before 31st December 2022

Closing Date for Entries

Deadline: 18th April 2025 (Online Entries Only)

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to compete at one of the UK’s premier agricultural events. Enter your Galloways and be part of an event that celebrates the best of the breed!

For more information or to enter, visit https://www.royalhighlandshow.org/trade-competitions/competitions/enter…

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