Yetholm Show: Hownam Grange Cheviots take all

Their supreme was the North Country Cheviot park-type gimmer, with their reserve going to a Lairg-type Cheviot ewe.

Yetholm is also renowned for its show of crooks which attracts one of the biggest entries in the country and this year was won by Alistair Warwick.

Supreme was the North Country Cheviot park-type gimmer from the Thomsons

Leading Awards

Young handlers – 1, Torrin Swan; 2, Michael Neil; 3, Liam Thomson.

Cheviot sheep – Champion – Sophie Smith with a gimmer. Reserve – William Thomson with a ewe lamb,

North Country Cheviot – Champion – W Thomson with a gimmer. Best pack – CR Graham.

North Country Cheviot (Lairg-type) – Champion – William Thomson. Best gimmer – Pam Tapson.

Black sheep – Champion – Sophie Smith with a gimmer. Reserve – William Thomson with a ewe lamb.

Yetholm always attracts one of the biggest and best entries of sticks

Any other breed – Champion – L and J Goldie.

Best Leicester – J Playfair.

Best Suffolk – W Thomson.

Best Mule – A and J Halliday.

Best Texel – L and J Goldie.

Prime lambs – Best pair (in-bye) – M Neill. Reserve – A and J Halliday.

Blackface – Champion – L and J Goldie. Reserve – RP and A Freeland-Cook.

Shetland – Best lamb – Jake Playfair.

Crooks – Best exhibit – Alistair Warwick. Reserve – Alistair Warwick.

Best exhibit in novice classes – David Bowman.

Perpetual Trophy by Scottish Crookmakers Association – Iain Paterson

Inscribed Tankard from Yetholm Show to the champion of champions winner – Iain Paterson,

Dane Love Quaich for novice champion of champions – David Bowman.

Junior champion of champions – Matty Ritson.

Surekill Trophies for both reserves – Julie Anderson-Roskell and Murray Playfair.

Quaichs for novice champion of champion reserves – Carol Cook and David Bowman.

R and K Elliot junior cup for best junior crook or stick – Liam Hutchison.