Royal Highland Show 2022 Results

27 Jun Royal Highland Show 2022 Results

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Royal Highland Show

Results 2022

READY STEADY COUNTRY COOKS

1st Place – Ellen Glennie & Angela Webster, Vale of Alford JAC

2nd Place – David Black & Rachael Wood, Kinross JAC

JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS – On a Safari – Sponsored by Dairyflow

1^st Place – Bell Baxter – Connie Wang, Isla Howie, William Gillespie, Sophie McDonald

2^nd Place – Mauchline – Beth Robertson, Hannah Campbell, Kirsty Gemmell, Laura Morton

3^rd Place – Kilmaurs – Grace Gillan, Hannah Raeside, Kirsty Smith, Lynn Smith

SPECIAL PRIZES

A5 Postcard – Kirsten Irwin, Reston

Sewn Article – Kirsty Gemmell, Mauchline

Souvenir – Laura Morton, Mauchline

Further Article – William Gillespie, Bell Baxter

Appearance and Display – Beth Robertson and Laura Morton, Mauchline

SENIOR ARTS & CRAFTS – Platinum Jubilee – Sponsored by Dairyflow

1^st Place – Kilmaurs – Beth Kerr, Iain Shepherd, Karen Foster, Karen Shepherd

2^nd Place – Peeblesshire – Chloe Linton, Emma Gray, Erin Greenhow, Jenna Cockburn, Kirsty Smellie, Jennifer Lucas

3^rd Place – Beith – Jean Andrew, Laura Blyth, Sarah Campbell, Tabitha Graham

SPECIAL PRIZES

Sewn Article – Karen Shepherd, Kilmaurs

3 Sausage rolls – Kirsty Smellie, Peeblesshire

Mocktail – Rebecca Greig, Vale of Alford

Cake – Erin Greenhow, Peeblesshire

Floral Exhibit – Laura Blyth, Beith

Further Article – Karen Shepherd, Kilmaurs

Appearance and Display – Aileen McColm, Erin McIlwraith, Lower Nithsdale

CRAFTSMANSHIP COMPETITION – Coffee Table

1^st – Lisa Dunbar, Avondale

2^nd – Andrew Beattie, Forfar

3^rd – Craig Baird, Crossroads

PHOTOGRAPHY – YF in Action

Junior Section

1st – Fiona Currie, Lanark

2nd – Darren Cumming, Stranraer & Rhins

3^rd – Megan Robson, Reston

Senior Section

1st – Katie Wight, Biggar

2nd – Mhairi Hall, Carluke

3rd – Katie Wight, Biggar

CLUB OF THE YEAR

1^st – Shetland

2^nd – East Kilbride

3^rd – Crossroads

SHEEP SHEARING (sponsored by BWMB)

CHAMPION OVERALL and Winner of the Lister Silver Handpiece and the Worshipful Company of Woolmen, David Andrew, Ayr

Winning the first ever SAYFC women’s shearing was Kate Donald, Callander

NATIONAL TUG OF WAR COMPETITION (sponsored by Davidson & Robertson)

LADIES COMPETITION

1^st – Brechin

2^nd – Carluke

3^rd – Strathbogie

GENTS COMPETITION

1^st – Carluke

2^{nd –}Biggar

3^rd – Callander

STOCKMANSHIP PROGRAMME (sponsored by Hamilton Ross Group)

JUNIOR STOCKJUDGING COMPETITION – TEAM

1st and winners of the Lawrie and Symington Salver – (722) – Shetland – Nia Hunter, Aimee Gifford and Erin Ridland

2^nd Lanarkshire A (716) – Mark Bryson, Fin Hope and Lucy Graham

3^rd Ayrshire C (692) – Craig Hodge, Katriona Muir and Billy Yuille

JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL STOCKJUDGING

1^st – (261) Michael Scarth, Orkney

2^nd– (260) Scott Gray, Ayrshire

3^rd – (259) Lewis Simpson, Angus Tayside

This year for the first time we introduced a FIVE NATIONS STOCKJUDGING, competing in this were teams representing Scotland, Wales, Ulster and England.

Best individual in Dairy : Andrew Paton, Ulster

Best individual in Beef : Andrew Adam, Scotland

Best Individual in Sheep: Amy Laird, Scotland

Reserve Best Team – (1662) – Wales, Jess Banks, Thomas Swancott and Nia Thomas

Winning the inaugural Five Nations Stockjudging (1719) Scotland, James Graham, Amy Laird and Andrew Adam.

SENIOR STOCKJUDGING

CHANGUE Trophy for Best Pair in the Dairy Section – Ayrshire A – Andrew Struthers and Adam Smith

Morphie Trophy for the Best Pair in the Beef Section – **JOINT** Orkney – (Robbie Stevenson and Colin Sinclair) and Clyde and Central B (Markus Muir and Seonaid McLaren)

NFU Trophy for Best Pair in the Sheep Section – Ayrshire A – Scott Anderson and Daniel Hodge

INDIVIDUALS

Best Individual in Dairy Section –Ayrshire – Andrew Struthers

Best Individual in Beef Section – Clyde and Central – Campbell Ridland

Best Individual in Sheep Section – YUILL WALKER TROPHY – Ayrshire – Scott Anderson

BEST TEAM

1^st AND WINNERS OF THE GLASGOW HERALD TROPHY – (1628) – Ayrshire A – Andrew Struthers, Adam Smith, Cameron McGregor, David Smith, Scott Anderson and Daniel Hodge.

2^nd – (1535) Lanarkshire A – Andrew Neilson, Mark Bryson, David Mitchell, Amy Lindsay, James Hamilton and Scott Frame.

3^rd – (1490) – Clyde and Central A – Dexter Logan, James Graham, Stephen Taylor, Campbell Ridland, Amy Bryce and Murray Steel

STOCKMAN OF THE YEAR

1st Place (606) – For the First time in the Stockmanship History we have a tie in the overall winner of Stockman of the Year.

The joint first place Winners of Stockman of the Year 2022, both coming from Lanarkshire, are…….