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Kilbarchan Show 14

Kilbarchan Show

Willie Harper casts his eye over the commercial beef classes (Image - Rob Haining)
Texel sheep champion from Alexander Mitchell stood inter-breed sheep champion - (Image - Rob Haining)
Suffolk champion from the Tulloch family (Image - Rob Haining)
Stuart Heads cast his eye over the Cheviot section at Kilbarchan show (Image - Rob Haining)
Sheep judges Andrew Currie and Stuart Heads discuss who is going to be tapped out inter-breed champion at Kilbarchan show (Image - Rob Haining)
Run Bobby run, Bobby Curruth chases his Texel Ewe down to the show ring at Kilbarchan show (Image - Rob Haining)
Reserve inter-breed beef champion was the commercial from Dylan Young (Image - Rob Haining)
Native beef champion was the Shorthorn from Katie McIntyre (Image - Rob Haining)
Inter-breed champion was the Charolais from Tom and Sheena Gatherer (Image - Rob Haining)
Dairy champion from Stewart Wilson (Image - Rob Haining)
Cheviot champion from Archie and Cathinka Paterson (Image - Rob Haining)
Bluefaced Leicester champion from Sandy McIntyre (Image - Rob Haining)
Big smiles at Kilbarchan Show despite the rain Ally Young and Andy Laird keeping spirits high and making the most of the day (Image - Rob Haining)
Any other breed sheep champion from Sarah Malcolm (Image - Rob Haining)
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