2013 NZHCS Journal of Record

JOURNAL OF RECORD

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Contents

President’s message Council Members & Society Management Highland cattle handling facilities AGM Report Regional Reports 2014 Show schedule Breed Standard Registration Herd Book & Rules Highland beef study confirms original findings Constitution Tips from a professional livestock photographer Current members New members Fold Registrations Cattle by registered breeder Transfers of cattle Deaths and culls Sires used Live sires belonging to current members Members kit

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New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Incorporated Secretary, Registrar and Treasurer: Jenny McDonald 25 Birch Street, Taupo 3330, NEW ZEALAND registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz | +64 (7) 378 8973

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President’s Message

Welcome to the inaugural annual Journal of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society.

This publication is a major milestone in the effort of the society to modernise and rejuvenate information flow and communication for NZHCS members. It is a significant step towards meeting the communication objectives of the NZHCS. Its publication has not come without considerable vision and effort, particularly that of the Member Services Subcommittee and all those who have contributed to content, advertising and management of the publication. Thanks must also go to the editor – creating the first edition of any publication comes with some unique challenges which Diane has managed well to bring this superb document to your mailboxes.

Cynthia Christie - President NZHCS

You will see that the journal includes all the material that members used to receive in several mail outs during the year – the constitution, content of the members kit, the annual herdbook, membership lists, etc. We have also taken some more information from the herdbook and published a list of sires. If there is other information which you as member would like to see, please advise the editor and its inclusion can be planned for the 2014 edition.

It is been printed as a high quality document and contains many great photos and reports on member activities during the year.

The Journal will be the sole hard copy reference point for member information, finding out who has animals and other merchandise for sale.

Linking closely with the Journal is our updated website with its member only area and regular news updates. While you will receive regular email news 2013 Journal of Record | 5

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flashes, the main content is on the website and I encourage you to use this on a regular basis to keep up to date on what’s happening both in your area and around the country. Don’t forget to also link to the International Gathering website www.internationalhighlandgathering.com.

We haven’t forgotten about our members who do not have access to the internet – they will receive hard copy of the short newsletters as they are published.

And finally now that edition one is on your coffee table, it’s time to start thinking about edition two – if anyone has any article they would like to include or would like to place an advert – the editor is ready and waiting.

Enjoy.

Cynthia Christie | President NZHCS

MacRose Fold

Brian & Rosalie Hutton MacRose Fold 48 Hall Road, R.D. 2 Milton 9292. hutton@farmside.co.nz ph: 03 417 4031

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Cynthia Christie

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President

Cynthia has been a New Zealand Highland Cattle Society member since 1998 and was elected President in November 2010. She is currently in her second term on council. She is a member of the Canterbury Westland Branch of the NZHCS and also a NZHCS South Island Show Committee Member. A busy lady, Cynthia is also a member of the Member Services, Society Management and Breed Development Sub Committees.

Cynthia and her husband, Willie, own the Skeoch Fold which is domiciled on a 20ha dryland property near Ashburton. They have 10 stud Highland cows, their progeny and 100 breeding ewes.

For the past 18 years Cynthia has worked for Nufarm NZ Ltd managing the field research and development of their agrichemical products in the South Island. She has a good knowledge of the pasture and crop production and management required to meet a farmer’s production goals. Research requires her to keep up to date with the latest technologies across all aspects of farming. Communicating with farmers and other industry people is something she does on a regular basis and she has good links with many agricultural experts.

Cynthia has always held an interest in genetics/inheritance and selection for improved characteristics; in fact her university studies were based around breeding and genetics – of plants.

Doug Maclean

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Vice President

A Councillor for five years, Doug has had a particular interest in ensuring the financial, administrative and information systems of the Society are keeping pace with the needs of and the opportunities for, the members. Doug chairs the Management Services subcommittee and is a member of the Membership Services subcommittee.

Sharon and Doug’s Kellean Fold is at Stanway in the heart of the Manawatu, where they combine farming and provide country accommodation. Doug combines the on farm work with his business, providing management services to corporate clients and Sharon with theatre nursing. They have been members of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society since 2004.

Kellean fold has a strong focus on breeding for consistent structural soundness, highland type, and temperament and beef production.

Good performance measurement and an active culling programme are showing the results in the overall quality of the herd as both stud and beef producers. A small but active market for their highland beef (slaughtered and marketed commercially) in the lower North Island rounds out their farming operation.

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Doug Sheldon

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Vice President

With a long history of both farming and business experience, Doug has been a member of the NZHCS Council since 2008, and for most of this time he has been a vice-president.

Doug and his wife, Jenny, run approximately 150 Highland Cattle on their farm in Kaukapakapa, now part of the Auckland super-city.

They established their Eadon Fold in 2005 with four cows and one calf and rapidly grew to admire and respect the breed. They have been involved in showing their cattle since 2007, attending up to eight A & P Shows / NZHCS Winter Show per year. More information can be seen on their website, www.eadon.co.nz.

Keen to promote Highland Cattle as a beef animal and a Heritage breed, Doug is passionate about breed purity and breed improvement, especially through quality bulls and therefore quality bull assessments. Doug is a very active member of the Council, interested in all aspects of Council operations, and is currently Chair of the International Gathering Committee which will take place in New Zealand in 2014.

Paul Simpson

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Councillor

Paul has been a Council member of the NZHCS since 2012 and is on the ‘Society Management’ sub-committee as well as chairing the ‘Member Services’ sub-committee. This committee looks after all things to do with membership, making great progress and innovations with the website, journal and advertising as he strives to deliver more added value to all members of the society and the breed as a whole.

An example of what the committee has put together is this new annual journal that you are now reading, which replaces the previous magazines that were published four to five times each year.

Paul breeds highland cattle with his partner Alex de Liefde, in Longbush which is in the Wairarapa near Martinborough. Their Strathnairn fold specialises in full-bloods and they have around 10 full-blood breeding females as well as a couple of bulls and the associated hangers on. They also have a property in Wellington, so making sure that the highlands can look after themselves during the week has honed their planning and organising skills, as well as feed management. Good job that they are relatively low maintenance.

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James Brown

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Councillor

James Brown is the councillor for the Otago/Southland region. He lives in Otautau with his fiancée Jenni and their three young children Jayden, Mikaela and Pyper. James enjoys going hunting with his family and friends.

He is currently a stock manager on a farm about 20 minutes away from Otautau, which rears about 2000 calves and runs about 2,500 sheep and does dairy winter grazing. He enjoys taking his cattle along to the local A & P shows.

James is always keen to talk to anybody about highland cattle; he is very much into the genetic side of them and he imports and sells semen. James performance records all his cattle from birth weights to muscle scanning as he believes the highland breed needs this to be able to compete with all the other breeds.

When breeding his cattle, James likes to recall the following quote: “As Highland Cattle Breeders we are but custodians of this majestic breed. It is our aim to produce quality cattle, and when our time comes for myself and family to move on it is our hope that we leave the breed improved on what we began with, and the genetics of the breed secure for those in the future.” (Trevor Perry, Mac-Ladanae Fold)

Stuart McGrigor

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Councillor

Stuart and his wife Di are longstanding members of the NZHCS and they farm 115 acres in the Wairarapa area. They have an extensive collection of stud and commercial highlands including all colours, grades and sizes.

They successfully show their cattle on the local A & P show circuit and have bred a number of supreme champions. They are most proud of Hugh of Kintore, who has won the Meat & Wool Cup as All Breeds Supreme Champion on two occasions.

In Stuart’s ‘day job’ he is an IT Systems Designer specialising in database design and he has spent the last decade designing computer systems for global retailers in the United States & Europe.

He now works in Wellington designing data warehouses and other IT paraphernalia.

Stuart and Di host and attend ‘South of the North’ club events; they organised the 2010 NZHCS AGM in Masterton with fellow members, the Coleys and the Wroes; Stuart chairs the NZHCS ‘Breed Management’ Subcommittee, and is also the Bull Assessment Co-ordinator for the lower North Island.

In addition to all that, Stuart is an enthusiastic member of the organising committee for the 4th International Highland Cattle Gathering, which will be held in New Zealand in November 2014. The committee have put a lot of work into reviewing and adjusting the Bull Assessment scheme, and he looks forward to discussing it and any other issues members may have as they meet throughout the 2013/2014 year.

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John Kay

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Councillor

John and his wife Julie run a small fold at Loburn in North Canterbury. They have three daughters and four grandchildren who all live in Australia, but love to visit them on their farm.

John is a human resources professional and these days divides his time between consulting and mountain bike tour guiding – which he finds a lot of fun.

Julie and John became involved with HighIand cattle after a couple of visits to Scotland exploring their roots. They think that they are fantastic animals and they love spending time with them.

John is a new Council member. He believes that it is important for members to do their bit for the Society. John is currently on the Member Services and Society Management Committees, and is part of the organising committee for the International Gathering.

Judy Smyth

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Councillor

Judy and her husband Paul have been breeding Highland cattle for the past 17 years, since the establishment of their fold on their small rural property in Tauranga, in 1996. Their fold began with a breeding up programme based on an initial purchase of 2 C grade cattle and is now a combination of PX and Full blooded (Purebred) animals.

While working full time as a Senior teacher, Judy decided in 2006 to complete her Beef Judging Interbreed certificate through the Royal Agricultural society and so her great love of judging began. Currently she holds a Grade 1 Judging classification and there is nothing Judy loves more than to discuss the attributes and characteristics of such a wonderful breed with the public and breeders alike. She is always impressed with the enthusiasm and dedication that breeders have for the breed and each show season she has been thrilled to be in a position to promote the attributes of the breed publicly, from Royal shows to smaller local shows. It has been interesting to note in shows over recent years that other traditional beef breeds that super-sized themselves, have begun to stabilise a less extreme beef animal, enabling our Highlands to stand alongside as very worthy beef competition.

In 2010 Judy was elected on to the New Zealand Highland Cattle council with a particular interest in contributing to work undertaken by the Breed Management subcommittee. She believes that our breed is very well placed to develop a future in the commercial beef industry market through a cross breeding programme, whilst continuing to improve the genetics and size of our breeding stock.

Judy looks forward to working towards achieving these goals.

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Jenny McDonald

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Registrar

Jenny and her late husband Colin joined the Society in 1995 and were immediately struck by the diverse and interesting people they met all with one thing in common – a love of highland cattle. Together they had many interesting journeys around NZ and overseas looking at these wonderful animals.

Colin joined the Council in 2000 becoming the President in 2002 until 2005. He was still on Council at the time of his death in 2006. Their plan on moving to a retirement block from dairy farming was to build a stud and commercial herd of highlands and at the time he died they had approximately 20 fullblood and another eight unregistered cross breds. Due to Jenny’s circumstances she was unable to continue running the farm and it was leased out. This meant that the highlands were gradually disposed of until she was left with two “paddock ornaments”, a pet steer and a cow for company.

Jenny became registrar after the retirement of the Society’s first registrar, Shirley Blanchard, in late 2007. Jenny’s interest in the cattle was always the keeping of the records and becoming registrar meant not just doing it for herself but for all the Society members as well. It has, and continues to be, a huge and enjoyable learning experience.

At around the time this Journal goes to print Jenny will be moving into town, a big change for a country girl who only lived in town for a short period before marriage. Unfortunately the town section is not big enough for the two highlands but she is delighted that the new owners of her current property are going to keep them and they, along with a pet sheep will keep farm stay visitors enthralled. Jenny has also been assured of visiting rights.

Sharon Maclean

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Webmaster

Part time theatre nurse, highland cattle breeder, B&B operator, Highland beef seller, nana to five gorgeous kids and mum to two grown sons, and married to Doug for over 40 years means a busy life for Sharon.

Her passions for doing things right and doing them well led to taking on the job of managing the Society’s website. This means not only making sure that the site is interesting, informative and up-to-date but also encouraging members to actively use the site and all the online facilities it offers.

Sharon and Doug maintain a highland breeding herd of around 15 cows. A very active breeding programme, regular culling and developing steers through to producing sought-after highland beef has seen the Kellean fold develop consistency and depth.

Please contact Sharon for any information about the website and any queries you may have. Don’t forget to use the free cattle for sale service and the various online facilities including maintaining your own website listing and using the online forms.

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Diane Walker

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Editor

Diane first became involved with the NZHCS when she edited the Christmas edition of the magazine in 2012. She comes from a strong secretarial background and has worked for diverse corporations such as being secretary to the General Manager of what was then Turners & Growers in Auckland City Centre to being secretary to the New Zealand High Commissioner in Singapore.

She was both a committee member and editor of the magazine for the Singapore New Zealand Association and was in the past a committee member of Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce).

Her latest career change has been to attend university as an adult and she is now the proud holder of a degree in both psychology and sociology. This has been put to good use while visiting maximum security prisoners in a Hong Kong prison.

Diane has spent the past 16 years living in both Singapore and Hong Kong and has returned home to what feels like a farm on their 652m2 semi-rural section after spending the past 3 years living above a boarding school in Hong Kong! She does not have Highland Cattle, but her and her husband dote on their small mini Maltese dog that they bought in Singapore and then flew to both Hong Kong and New Zealand, making him his own little International Gathering of one small pooch!

Debbie Bassett-Clarke

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Archivist

As well as being the Society Archivist, Debbie is a part time farmer, confirmed blockie and Highland cattle convert. As well as this she also manages to teach at AUT. Debbie is also a Pharmacist! In 2003, she bought two in calf cows and a bull - she still has one of the cows and that first heifer calf. In 2007 she bought a full blood black bull Bordereach Ardubh from Iain and Penny McDonald in Tokoroa and competes at some local shows and occasionally wins!

She currently has five cows, with all colours represented and five calves.

She is also currently Secretary/Treasurer of the NZ Kunekune society.

She has five pigs alongside many chickens, ducks and sheep to keep her and her husband, George and 3 children well entertained.

Her dream is to open an interactive farm park with petting zoo showcasing Highland cattle being milked.

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Highland Cattle Handling Facilities Safety on the farm has always been important therefore, for this reason alone it is worthwhile looking at your cattle handling facilities. Apart from safety issues, cattle yards make many routine tasks so much easier: tagging, drenching, vetting, weaning – the list goes on. If you don’t have a set of yards, it is well worth considering the addition of at least a very basic set to your property. It will add value to your farm as well as cutting down cattle handling time, and will give peace of mind when the need arises to handle your cattle.

For those who are unsure about where to start when considering constructing yards, we make the following comments. We (and, as appropriate, our vet) use our yards to halter train and for first-leading exercises, pregnancy testing, weighing, drenching, vaccinating, treating occasional mastitis, de-horning, castrating, nose-ringing of bulls, ear tagging, TB testing, and helping a new calf to drink/mothering on. It only takes one or two animals with “special needs” to cause a headache without proper facilities.

Vets costs usually make us all shudder, so, when vet care is needed, the best way to keep the cost down is to provide good handling facilities: without these, your vet may need to put your animal out.

While there are many configurations for yards, the practical minimum requirement is one pen and one race fitted with a head bale which can accommodate the “handle bars.” A head bale is not absolutely essential, but it makes a huge difference on the odd occasion when head restraint is needed. A cattle loading race is usually desirable as well. The advertisement for Prattley yards features Hilliary 2nd of Trelissick, a highland cow with a “slightly spirited” temperament, in the head bale. That photo is taken on our property with Hilliary neatly secured much against her will.

The race needs to be 700-750mm wide, and the preferred height ranging 1500mm and 1650mm (1500 seems quite adequate). The length of a race should be 2000mm for the first animal and 1500mm for each additional animal. Remember that cattle don’t like to make sharp turns unless they know they are coming out into a wide space, so try to have cattle move into the race from a straight-on position.

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There are a number of companies that specialize in manufacturing componentry for stockyards, and we suggest you check these out and perhaps visit other Highland Cattle breeders and discuss yards with them before you start building.

There are a variety of theories on how to accommodate the horns in the race, with some having one side built higher than the other and some having “staggered” posts. Others have about three solid boards around horn-height so the horns can’t become stuck, however the cattle like to be able to see around them. Given a bit of time, Highlanders will figure out for themselves how to position their horns to get through the race. It is also a good idea to get your calves used to going through the race before their horns grow. A walkway on the outside of the race allows safer handling for drenching and vaccinating – easy for the handyman to knock up!

Head bales/crushes. Before buying or building yards or buying a head bale to add to existing yards, a visit to Mystery Creek Fieldays or similar to check out available cattle handling facilities can be helpful. A wide choice of equipment is available, with cost variation between makes, with many choices of head bales only or full cattle crush/head bale combinations. We are delighted with our head bale: with approximately 150 head of cattle it makes life much easier, but while we feel good yards are essential, the head bale is not – but it is very useful!

Before building yards, have a good look around, check with farmers who have yards and ask how if they would make any changes if they were building a new set. Pay particular attention to where you site them as well. You will never regret investing in good cattle handling facilities.

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Easily Adjustable Neck Yoke widths, which allow easy handling of Calves to Bulls Complete access to Both Sides of Animal , with 4 separate doors Rear Gate on Crate, as well as Ratchet Type Rump Bar Neck Restraint Bar to Restrict Head movement Walk through Front Gates, Opened By Gate Release Foot Pedal.

Halter Tie Points Aluminium 5 Bar Tread-Plate Floor Hot Dipped Galvanised Finish Hoof Trimming Attachments available.

When Launching the Ritchie, Cattle Auto-Head Yoke, in New Zealand, we were approached by Highland Cattle Breeders, for something specifically designed for dealing with the Highland Cattle Breed.

We were prompted to import the Ritchie Highland Cattle Crate.

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2013 NZHCS AGM - Timaru It is my pleasure to present the president’s report for the 2012/13 year.

President’s Report

Council met three times during the year – a 1 day meeting in July and in November and March each for 2 days. It is felt that this is the minimum number of meetings necessary in order to get council business completed. It does require us to be on the ball with some of the routine important dates and also in terms of email and phone communication. To that end I would like to thank Doug Maclean for allowing us to utilise his online meeting set up during subcommittee meetings – it has proved invaluable during some subcommittee meetings where a lot of information flow occurs.

Your council began its 2012/13 year with significant challenges ahead of it. Finding ways to turn around the significant financial loss reported at the 2012 AGM without impacting negatively on the services provided to members being one of the most critical.

Clearly if we were going to be able to continue to provide a good service to members thestatus quo system was simply not going to cut it! The “easy financial fixes had been made”. Council also recognised the need to refocus on the needs of members become more proactive and much more efficient at communicating.

Councillors spent a good part of their first council meeting identifying problems and challenges, needs and wants of members and ways to both decrease spending and increase income. The things the society needs to do such as managing the herd book correctly could not be compromised. The wants – or all the things we as council and members desire but are not obligatory were all up for discussion.

A sample of these suggestions were – stop producing the annual herd book, two 2-day meetings, online meetings, electronic newsletters, no paper based material, being smarter with promotions, sticking to core business, calendars being the only merchandise, reducing the number of councillors increase advertising in publications, higher level of service, quicker turnaround times, modification of fees and charges, better links on website, yearly fundraiser, increase subs, marketing bulls to dairy industry, sponsorships, wider range of herd book options, supply calendar as part of annual subscription, different membership categories.

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With that in mind a new subcommittee structure was developed - each with very clear areas of responsibility. This required councillors from time to time to perhaps step outside their boundaries of confidence and expertise – in my view this expansion of knowledge and skill can only be good for the society.

The aim is to have the bulk of the work undertaken by the responsible subcommittee with reporting to full council for final discussion and approval.

Member Services –an outwards focus towards members and their requirement magazines, membership management, promotions/advertising, website.

Society and Management – an inwards focus on ensuring the society is well managed and functions effectively - financial management & operational matters such as privacy and constitution.

Breed Development – all about the animal, herd book management, breed standard, bull assessment and all other areas relating to development of the Highland Breed.

All councillors serve on two committees, with the Registrar and President participating in all three.

Taking the suggestions from our July meeting each subcommittee proposed some goals and objectives at November’s meeting – many very ambitious and would require significant levels of workload from the respective members of those committees.

Council fully supported these proposals and brief reports of the outcomes and implantation will be presented later this afternoon.

The most visible changes will occur as a result of the innovative work of the Member Services subcommittee. Despite some of us being a little wary of moving from hard copy the time was right for the NZHCS to take the step into the digital age and council has been fully supportive of this committee’s proposals. Certainly the members I canvassed were overwhelmingly supportive of the move.

As you will be aware some of the changes around communications such as the electronic newsletter, have begun to be rolled out and there are some exciting changes proposed by the Member Services Group and adopted unanimously

by Council. I hope you as members also see these changes as positive and of enormous benefit to the Society as we move forward.

Doug Maclean and his Society Management subcommittee have kept the Society Finances in the black for the 2012 year – doing this was identified as an absolute must and all credit has to go to that group for sticking to their guns on the managing the income and expenditure.

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The Breed Development Group completed the Bull assessment review with a survey of members – the results of which were published in detail in our magazine. The subcommittee has made some refinements to the assessment form and I am sure it will continue to be a living document. Some concepts around changing the way we manage our herd book have been mooted – this is perhaps a medium to long term project and would involve a substantial change to the way we do things.

A special International Gathering Subcommittee lead by Doug Sheldon is charged with bringing that project to fruition in 2014.

Please keep your diaries free – lack of local support for these events is often mentioned and it would be fantastic if NZ could prove history wrong. Our international visitors are coming to interact and build networks with NZ breeders so we want you all to support this event. It is the people that will make it memorable.

The RAS Multiple Breed Affiliation continues to involve effort. It seems to be 1 step forward and 10 steps back in both the relationship and management of multiple affiliations. We need to be conscious that as a society we do need to present a united front.

We all recognise that the Passport System was not the perfect solution but it is the current system and embedded in RAS show Rules. The Councillors tasked with managing this have worked hard on some changes which will be presented and open for comment later in the meeting.

Members are continuing to participate in some very successful regional shows and events. These don’t happen without a committed effort from individuals and I would like to thank those who have worked often behind the scenes – the regional committees, show organising committees, show judges and those who have held open days and field days. It is good to hear of the successes and interest in these events and I would like to note that a recent set of open folds in the Otago area resulted in over 50 members of the public visitingeach fold with new contacts and sales being made etc.

Now for my annual challenge to members – for the last couple of years it’s been around animal health particularly management of BVD.

A change of tack for this year How do we attract the next generation of breeders in to the NZHCS fold? Sadly we are not different to that of most other breed societies in this respect – an ageing membership with ideals that perhaps don’t fit with those of Generation Y. Yet if we want to continue to grow and have a vibrant breed into the future finding a way to do this will need to become an imperative function of the NZHCS.

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I would at this point like to thank all members of Council for their commitment and effort over the last 12 months. The balance of skills across business and financial management, breed expertise, marketing and communications has enabled Council to make significant progress in the last 12 months.

Also thanks to Jenny for all the day to day management of the Society – a challenge at times I know.

A special acknowledgement must also be made to Noelene Gallagher. Noelene resigned as editor of the Highland News in April last year with her last magazine our September 2012 issue. She has been editor for a number of years and I would like on behalf of the Society to thank Noelene for her work in producing the magazine each quarter.

I would also like to thank Sharon Maclean for her efforts over the last 12 months to keep the website up to date; it has made a visit a much more worthwhile experience. Debbie Bassett- Clarke for working away at archiving our historical material and Diane Walker for editing and producing the December magazine.

All in all I would like to say that the move to a more future based planning environment has made conducting NZHCS business much more positive and I hope more welcoming to members as the planned changes take effect.

I hope you all enjoy the weekend of activities Angus and his organising Committee have planned for you.

I would now like to move the adoption of the Presidents Report.

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2013 NZHCS AGM -Timaru The 2012 financial year saw us end with a profit of for the year of $1751. During the Treasurer’s Report course of the year Council has made a concerted effort to trim expenses. One major area was cutting down the number of Council meetings from four to three and making these overnight meetings. While this may sound peculiar adding in accommodation, it is in fact cheaper than the travel costs for another meeting and it makes better use of Councilors’ time.

I am sure you will see this reflected in the amount of work done on new ideas which will be presented at this meeting.

Members have continued to consolidate their animal ownership continuing with the trends noticed previously, that of only registering animals at time of sale, transferring animals when the purchaser has joined the Society and if having sold up not retaining even an Associate membership.

I would like to take this opportunity to remind members that the greatest number of new members come from letters of invitation written to the purchasers of animals.

The recording of the transfer process is very important to our Society.

Overall registrations, transfers and herd registrations were down on the previous year but the drop was much, much less than from 2010 to 2011.

The Tauranga AGM made a reasonable profit thanks to extensive efforts to gain sponsorship for the weekend.

There was no significant cost associated with website development during 2012 but Council has agreed to do further work during 2013 utilizing the amount budgeted from the previous year and a similar amount this year.

The overall outcome for 2012 saw us ending in a better position than the previous year though there is no room for complacency. We have been able to maintain our reserve from the previous year, something Council agreed was of considerable importance.

I have pleasure in moving the adoption of my report and am happy to answer any questions.

Jenny McDonald Treasurer

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Auditor’s Report

Auditors Report for the 2012 year Last year seven animals were randomly selected for audit.

There was one carry over from the previous year making a total of eight animals to be audited.

One animal had been sold out of the society.

Two of the audits are not complete, one due to health reasons and the other a misunderstanding between inspectors. Both these issues have been sorted and the audits will be completed this year.

Of the five remaining four were completed and ok.

With the remaining animal the sires DNA did not match. A random audit of the herd is being carried out and this process is being worked through and almost complete.

The one audit from last year which was not completed because the sire’s DNA was transposed has been completed with the original sire being proven.

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Registrar’s Report

NZHCS AGM - Timaru

There have been:

8 herd registrations

2010/2011

143

transfers

2010/2011

236

187

registrations comprising:- 2010/2011

355

B grade

1

2010/2011

0

A grade

4

2010/2011

6

P1

16

2010/2011

34

P2

31

2010/2011

53

P3

33

2010/2011

40

P4

20

2010/2011

54

PX

15

2010/2011

27

Fullblood

67

2010/2011

141

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Of the registrations:

12 were by AI

0 ET

18 bulls registered

2010/2011

0 bulls & 0 heifers 2010/2011 2010/2011

44 4 = 3 bulls & 1 heifers.

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For the year 01-06-12 to 31-05-13, the bulk of the registrations lie in the P2-P3 area and fullbloods. As of 01-06-13 A and B grades will no longer be able to be registered. The result of this should be that virtually all animals being registered in the future should have background pedigrees containing entirely highland bloodlines with no gaps.

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Herd Book The 2012 herd book is yet to go out to members. It was agreed at the end of last year that the style of magazine we publish would be re-vamped and as part of that idea a journal similar to the one published by the UK Society will be issued. This will contain the 2012 herd book. Due to the timing of this going out, this year’s will contain 18 months worth of herd book information. The advantage of this is that it will bring all our reporting figures into line with the accepted animal breeding year, i.e. 1st June to 31st May.

Herd Returns The annual herd return was posted out in March. Of all the documents issued by the Society this is possibly the most valuable when it comes to maintaining the herdbook.

This is meant to be back with the registrar by 31st May each year. To date only somewhere between a quarter and a third have been returned. I urge you to find this document, fill it out and return as soon as you can. The benefit of this will be quicker turn around of your registrations. The alternative is DNA parentage verification of every animal which is then an extra expense for the breeder.

Bull Assessment There were 26 bull assessments requested over the two main sessions, an increase on last year.

General To assist with obtaining passports for showing an interim bull registration was introduced this year and to date has been taken up by five breeders.

These bulls are given a herdbook number and the words interim registration are added after their names.

Breeders have 18 months to complete the registration and then the animal is de-registered.

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That is the conclusion of my report and I move the adoption of the Registrar’s report.

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2013 NZHCS AGM Report AGM 1st June -Timaru Remits

AGM Report

Remits: Insufficient votes were caste to meet the voting threshold of 20% of members.

At the date of the meeting 36 votes were required but only 32 eligble votes from both postal votes and the delegates attending the meeting. Therefore there could be no formal vote for either.

Each remit was still presented to the delegates and valuable discussion held.

A poll of delegates was called to provide council with feedback as to how to move forward. Please go to the members only area of the NZHCS website for details.

Remit 1: Changing Constitution to allow financial statements to be reviewed instead of audited.

Postal votes: unanimous in favour Delegate Poll: unanimous in favour.

It was suggested that given the importance of reducing costs that this remit be represented at a special general meeting timed to coincide with a council meeting.

This found favour with delegates and Council will proceed to organise this.

The SGM meeting notification rules do not allow this to proceed at the July council meeting. Novembers meeting will probably be the likely timing. Members will be advised as plans are firmed up.

The auditor was appointed as per constitutional requirements but this is subject to the outcome of the AGM.

Remit 2: Adding a clause to the Herdbook Rules and Regulations to define the “AF� grade.

Postal votes: Unanimous in favour Delegate Poll: Unanimous in favour A request was made from the floor that the previous registrar be consulted

by Council on the wording with respect to registration of male progeny. It was pointed out that all formal records of the NZHCS had been checked to ensure that the remit wording was consistent with any prior documentation. However the council will take on board the consultation request and continue its checks of Society information.

There are no immediate plans to represent this remit at the SGM as detailed above, however if member feedback suggests that it is advisable to do so this will be considered.

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Show Standard Proposal The President presented to delegates the Show Standard Proposal that was provided to the RAS/NHR and NZLH in March 2013.

At the time of the AGM no feedback had been received from NHR and NZLH. After significant discussion the Chairperson called for a poll of delegates on the Show Proposal as presented.

This document can be found in the members only area of the NZHCS website.

The delegates were unanimously in favour of this proposal.

Website and Communications Detailed presentations were made by Paul Simpson on the NZHCS website advertising plan. It is imperiative that the NZHCS rebuilds its income stream from advertising to relieve financial pressure on the organisation.

Any person can develop an ad which for a small monthly fee is placed on our website.

This service is open to both members and the public. The system functions using AdPeeps and is self driving although our webmaster is available to develop ad’s on behalf of anyone for a fee of course.

A presentation was made about the plan to publish an annual journal of record instead of magazines. The 2012 Highland Cattle Society Jounal was shown to the meeting as an example of how this would look – the NZHCS will not be able to have such a comprehensive jounal initially but it is aiming to have a high quality publication of a similar nature.

Communications to members will move to an electronic based system with regular email updates and newsletters.

Council recognises that not all people can access email however, there is an expectation that all members who have the ability will utilise this method of communication. Once again the Society cannot afford to maintain a paper based system. Costs are rising and the postal system is becoming less reliable and timely.

Doug Maclean presented details of the website upgrade particularly with the advertising functions and the mechansims of how this works. Also outlined was the members only page and how members can utilise this to maintain their own details – such as correct contact details, allowing information regarding their contact details and folds to be available to view publically or not as they wish. The cattle for sale pages were demonstrated – this is a free service for members.

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2014 Show schedule A&P Shows for 2014

Start date for multiple day shows 2014

End date for multiple day shows 2014

Otago/Taieri Warkworth Rotorua Gore Franklin Masterton NZHCS South Island Show (North Otago Show) Helensville Morrinsville

24 January 25 January 25 January 1 February 15 February 14 February 22 February 22 February 28 February

26 January 26 January 26 January

Upper Clutha (Wanaka) Kumeu Hawarden Oxford Mackenzie Country (Fairlie) Auckland Easter Show Clevedon – North Island Winter Show Matamata Rangiora Waikato Whangarei Canterbury Stratford Clevedon Royal A&P Show (Fielding) International Gathering 2014

7 March 8 March 15 March 29 March 21 April 17 April 25 May 4 October 24 October 31 October 5 December 12 November 28 November 8 November 5 December 6 November

8 March 9 March

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16 February 16 February

1 March

21 April

25 October 2 November 7 December 14 November 30 November 9 November 7 December 16 November

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Upper North Island CLEVEDON SHOW RESULTS 11 November 2012 Heifer Calf 1. Zara of Ardagie 2. Figlia Rossa of Te Mata

Ginni Alexander Te Mata Hills

Yearling Heifer 1. Felicity of Kruz-z 2. Yvette of Ardargie 3. Eilish of Ardargie

Debbie Cruse Ginni Alexander Ginni Alexander

Junior Champion 1. Felicity of Kruz-z

Reserve Zara of Ardagie

Heifer 2 years 1. Eadon Paige 2. Pebbles of Te Mata Hills 3. Miss Molly of Ardagie

Eadon Fold Te Mata Hills Ginni Alexander

Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over Te Mata Hills 1. Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills 2. Faith of Ardagie Ginni Alexander Senior Champion Eadon Page

Reserve Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Yearling Bull 1. Sard of Te Mata Hills 2. Eadon Black Prince

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

Junior Champion Bull and Reserve Champion Bull 1. Sard of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills Senior Bull and Champion 1. Caesar of Pottidoon

Ginni Alexander

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Pair of Calves – either sex 1. G Alexander Group 2. Eadon Group 3. Debbie Cruse Group

Ginni Alexander Eadon Fold Debbie Cruse

Group – 1 bull and 2 females - any age 1. Te Mata Hills Group 2. Eadon Group

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

GRAND CHAMPION Felicity of Kruz-z

Debbie Cruse

WARKWORTH SHOW RESULTS – 26 January 2013 Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over 1. Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills 2. Braco Faoilte Debbie Cruse 3. Bessie of Moncur Balsom & Skinner Heifer 2 years 1. Miss Molly of Ardagie 2. Eadon Paige 3. Sherry of Te Mata Hills

Ginni Alexander Eadon Fold Te Mata Hills

Yearling Heifer 1. Beryl of Te Mata Hills 2. Yasmin of Ardargie 3. Eadon Mornay Dubh

Te Mata Hills Ginni Alexander Eadon Fold

Heifer Calf 1. Figlia Rossa of Te Mata 2. Zoe of Ardargie 3. Daisie of Shaleo Valley

Te Mata Hills Ginni Alexander Balsom & Skinner

Champion Female: Sorrento of Te Mata Hills

Reserve: Miss Molly of Ardargie

Bull Two Years and Champion Senior Bull 1. Haggrid of Ardargie Balsom & Skinner Yearling Bull 1. Sard of Te Mata Hills 2. Eadon Red Label

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

Bull Calf 1. Eadon Menteith 2. Finlay of Kruz-z 3. Eadon Mortimer

Eadon Fold Debbie Cruse Eadon Fold

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Champion Bull: Haggrid of Ardargie

Reserve: Sard of Te Mata Hills

Group – 1 bull and 2 females - any age 3.

Shaleo Valley Fold 4.

Eadon Entry 5.

Cruse Entry

Balsom and Skinner Eadon Fold Debbie Cruse

Pair of Calves – either sex or mixed 4.

Eadon Entry

Eadon Fold

Progeny Group – Three animals by the same sire 1.

Te Mata Hills Entry Te Mata Hills 2.

Eadon Entry Eadon Fold GRAND CHAMPION Sorrento of Te Mata Hills

Te Mata Hills

FRANKLIN SHOW RESULTS - 16 February 2013 Senior Heifer Calf 3. Figlia Rossa of Te Mata 4. Zoe of Ardargie 5. Zara of Ardagie

Te Mata Hills Ginni Alexander Ginni Alexander

Yearling Heifer 4. Eilish of Ardargie 5. Eadon Mornay Dubh 6. Beryl of Te Mata Hills

Ginni Alexander Eadon Fold Te Mata Hills

Junior Champion Figlia Rossa of Te Mata Hills

Reserve Eilish of Ardagie

Heifer 2 years 4. Lillybelle of Te Mata Hills 5. Eadon Paige 6. Miss Molly of Ardagie

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold Ginni Alexander

Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills Senior Champion Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Reserve Lillybelle of Te Mata Hills

Bull Calf 1. Eadon Menteith 2. Eadon Mortimer

Eadon Fold Eadon Fold

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Yearling Bull 1. Eadon Red Label Eadon Fold 2. Sard of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills Junior Champion Bull Eadon Red Label Reserve Eadon Menteith Champion Bull Eadon Red Label Eadon Fold Pair of Calves – either sex 1. G Alexander Group Ginni Alexander 2. Eadon Group Eadon Fold

Franklin Grand Champion Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Group – 1 bull and 2 females - any age 1. Te Mata Hills Group 2. Eadon Group

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

GRAND CHAMPION Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Te Mata Hills

KUMEU SHOW RESULTS – 10 March 2013 Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over 1. Bessie of Moncur Balsom & Skinner 2. Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills 3. Claddagh Clair May & Calf Debbie Bassett-Clarke Heifer 2 years 1. Lillybelle of Te Mata Hills 2. Eadon Paige

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

Senior Champion Bessie of Moncur

Reserve Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

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Yearling Heifer 1. Bridgette of Ascot 2. Eadon Mornay Dubh 3. Beryl of Te Mata Hills

Balsom & Skinner Eadon Fold Te Mata Hills

Heifer Calf 1. Figlia Rossa of Te Mata 2. Daisie of Shaleo Valley

Te Mata Hills Balsom & Skinner

Junior Champion Bridgette of Ascot

Reserve Figlia Rossa of Te Mata Hills

Bull Two Years and Champion Senior Bull 1. Haggrid of Ardargie Balsom & Skinner Yearling Bull 1. Eadon Red Label

Eadon Fold

Bull Calf 1. Eadon Menteith 2. Eadon Mortimer

Eadon Fold Eadon Fold

Champion Junior Bull Eadon Red Label

Reserve Eadon Menteith

Group – 1 bull and 2 females - any age 1. Balsom & Skinner 2. Te Mata Hills 3. Eadon Group GRAND CHAMPION Haggrid of Ardagie

Balsom & Skinner

MORRINSVILLE SHOW RESULTS – 2 March 2013 Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over 1. Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills Te Mata Hills Heifer 2 years 1. Lillybelle of Te Mata Hills 2. Eadon Paige

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold

Senior Champion Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

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Yearling Heifer 1. Beryl of Te Mata Hills 2. Eadon Mornay Dubh 3. Chablis of Te Mata Hills

Te Mata Hills Eadon Fold Brett and Jenny Martin

Senior Heifer Calf 1. Figlia Rossa of Te Mata

Te Mata Hills

Junior Champion Figlia Rossa of Te Mata

Reserve Beryl of Te Mata Hills

Champion Female Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Reserve Figlia Rossa of Te Mata

Yearling Bull 1. Eadon Red Label

Eadon Fold

Bull Calf 1. Eadon Menteith 2. Eadon Mortimer

Eadon Fold Eadon Fold

Champion Bull Eadon Red Label

Reserve Eadon Menteith

Best Two Yearlings 1. Eadon Group

Eadon Fold

Group – 1 bull and 2 females - any age 3. Eadon Group

Eadon Fold

GRAND CHAMPION Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Te Mata Hills

EASTER SHOW RESULTS – 31 March 2013 Cow with Natural Progeny at Foot – 3 yrs and over 1. Braco Faoilte Debbie Cruse 2. Bessie of Moncur Shane Balsom Heifer 2 years 1. Eadon Paige 2. Miss Molly of Ardargie

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Yearling Heifer 1. Eilish of Ardargie 2. Bridgette of Ascot 3. Eadon Mornay Dubh

Ginni Alexander Shane Balsom Eadon Fold

Heifer Calf 1. Zoe of Ardargie 2. Zara of Ardargie 3. Daisie of Shaleo Valley

Ginni Alexander Ginni Alexandeer Shane Balsom

Champion Braco Faoilte

Reserve Eilish of Ardargie

Bull Two Years 1. Haggrid of Ardargie

Balsom & Skinner

Yearling Bull 2. Eadon Red Label

Eadon Fold

Bull Calf 3. Finlay of Fruz-z Debbie Cruse 4. Eadon Mortimer Eadon Fold 5. Eadon Menteith Eadon Fold Champion Bull and Reserve 1. Haggrid of Ardargie Balsom & Skinner 2. Eadon Red Label Eadon Fold GRAND CHAMPION Haggrid of Ardagie Balsom & Skinner

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The 2013 North Island Winter Show took place on Sunday 26 May at Clevedon.

Five Folds were represented at the North Island Winter Show: Brett and Jenny Martin of Braecroft Fold, Kawhia; Doug and Jenny Sheldon of Eadon Fold, Kaukapakapa; Alison Wilson and Glenda Stimpson of Northbrook Fold, Glenbrook; Ginni Alexander of Ardargie Fold, Clevedon; Catherine Atkinson and Martin McLeod of Te Mata Hills Fold, Hunua.

Cow 3 years and over 1. Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills 2. Katrina of Ardargie 3. Eadon Whisper 4. Camryn of Loanhead

(Martin and Catherine) (Ginni) (Doug and Jenny) (Alison and Glenda)

Cow 2 years 1. Eadon Paige 2. Miss Molly of Ardargie 3. Lillybelle of Te Mata Hills

(Doug and Jenny) (Ginni) (Martin and Catherine)

2013 North Island Winter Show Supreme Champion - Eilish of Ardagie

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Senior Female Champion Eadon Paige

Reserve Sorrento Storm of Te Mata Hills

Yearling Heifer (6 entries) 1.

Eilish of Ardargie 2.

Chablis of Te Mata Hills 3.

Beryl of Te Mata Hills 4.

Eadon Mornay

(Ginni) (Brett and Jenny) (Martin and Catherine) (Doug and Jenny)

Heifer Calf (6 entries) 1. Figlia Rosso of Te Mata Hills 2. Tzarina of Northbrook 3. Bianca of Braecroft 4. Zoe of Ardargie

(Martin and Catherine) (Alison and Glenda) (Brett and Jenny) (Ginni Alexander)

Junior Champion Eilish of Ardargie

Reserve Figlia Rosso of Te Mata Hills

Overall Female Champion Eilish of Ardargie

Reserve Eadon Paige

Yearling Highland Steer or older 1. Charlie of Sunnybrae

(Martin and Catherine)

Highland Steer Calf 1. Gillespie of Te Mata Hills

(Martin and Catherine)

Bull Calf 1. Eadon Mortimer 2. Eadon Menteith

(Doug and Jenny) (Doug and Jenny)

Male Champion: Eadon Mortimer

Reserve: Eadon Menteith

Best pair of bums (cattle, not owners) 5 entries 1. Braecroft Entry (Brett and Jenny) 2. Ardargie Entry (Ginni) 3. Eadon Entry (Doug and Jenny Sheldon) Novice competitor 1. Braecroft Entry – Jenny Martin 2. Braecroft Entry – Brett Martin 3. Joint third place – Katrina Cammish and Brendan Copeland SUPREME HIGHLAND EXHIBIT - Eilish Of Ardargie The Braco Trophy for Effort and Enthusiasm was awarded to Brett and Jenny Martin.

Congratulations to all competitors who made the day such a success, and our thanks once again to Counties Manukau for a really enjoyable day.

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Chairperson: David Leslie ph 03 693 7499 or graliedwpk@hotmail.com Secretary: Lyn George ph 03 686 4875 or george.lyn@gmail.com The Canterbury Westland Branch of the NZHCS was formed a number of years ago and has continued to provide opportunities for local members to get together for both social and more formal Highland Breed related activities.

Canterbury Westland

The CWB welcomes all NZHCS members from North Canterbury, south to the Waitaki and across the main divide to the West Coast. Members from the North Otago area also join us from time to time. The CWB communicates to its members via email to minimise costs and we try to get regular newsletters out. The branch AGM is held in late March/April each year.

The CWB organised the NZHCS show for a number of years but as this event grew this has now passed on to a dedicated committee. The local branch still provides much assistance on the day. The successful fundraising activities held at earlier shows has enabled the CWB to purchase several items which are available for our local members to use should they be holding an open day or other activity. A good quality gazebo, 3 fold down tables and a large NZHCS banner. If any one wishes to utilise these please get in touch with our secretary.

The Canterbury Westland Branch organises Highland activities based on the requests of its members. As the region is geographically large every effort is made to spread activities and events around the district to give all members an opportunity to attend something “close to home”. In recent times activities have been confined to the more social ones with our important annual event the St Andrews Day Dinner held at the end of November.

We have held field trips to visit breeders in a local area, field days with specific topics such as animal health, feed management, animal selection and breeding amongst some of the topics. All these usually followed by a meal and social activity.

In the 2013/14 year the local branch organised the 2013 AGM in Timaru and will hold a sire selection field day in September 2013.

The St Andrews Day Dinner will be held in Geraldine this year and plans are being made to visit a local dairy farm that has installed automatic milking machines prior to the dinner. This is a visit that has been on our radar for some time – with dairying a major growth business in our district it is important to see how Highland cattle can be a part of that growth.

The local branch will be working with the international gathering committee to provide support when the event comes to this district.

If any members in our area have not heard from us in recent times – please send the secretary an email so that we can ensure our records are current. Also welcomed are any ideas or suggestions for activities or field days.

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CANTERBURY A&P SHOW 2012 It was the 150th year, a great turn out of exhibitors, fine weather and a royal visitor, Prince Charles, set the scene for the Canterbury Show.

Nancy Gardener from Amberley was the Judge, she was very constructive and helpful with her comments she mentioned that the Highlands had set a very high standard for themselves.

A small number of entries however, a high standard of highlands were on show.

The show results were: Cow and Calf at foot Neil & Liz Hodgson - Rose Lorna of Beannachadh Senior Champion Female Neil & Liz Hodgson - Rose Lorna of Beannachadh Bull 2 Years and over 1. James Brown - Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn 2. Neil & Liz Hodgson - Jack of Beannachadh 3. Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh - Hunter of Trelissick Champion Highland Senior Bull James Brown - Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Reserve Champion Neil & Liz Hodgson - Jack of Beannachadh Grand Champion Senior Highland James Brown - Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Supreme Champion Highland James Brown - Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn

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North Otago Show Oamaru 22-23rd February The North Otago A&P Association celebrated its 150th Anniversay in 2013 and the NZHCS South Island Show on held the 23rd February was part of this celebration.

Nine breeders travelled from as far as the Bay of Plenty and Southland to attend. Twenty-seven animals were exhibited. Exhibitors and organisers met for a social get together the evening before the show – a chance to relax and unwind before the busy day ahead.

Judge: Associate Judge: Steward:

Otago Southland

Mrs Judy Smyth Mrs Jan Dudding Mr Willie Christie

Special thanks go to Judy Smyth for stepping in at extremely short notice when the nominated judge pulled out due to an accident.

Oamaru turned on a fantastic weekend weatherwise and the A&P Show Committee would be pleased to see their efforts to attract both exhibitors and visitors to their anniversary paid off. There were three beef rings and two dairy rings operating at this years show compared to the regular one of each.

The NZHCS South Island Show Committee would like to thank all those who worked hard to make this show a successful event. The support of the many sponsors is appreciated not only by the organisers but also the exhibitors – the extras that are provided as a result of this generosity make attending this show a pleasure.

The BBQ lunch of Highland beef was once again a hit with everyone.

The Highland Champion, Celtic Rose of Pottidoon, was exhibited by the breeders Grant & Cathy Watts. This white 2½ year old heifer is by Gilleasbuig 1st Clemlawrie, a UK bred sire, out of the very successful show champion Ceit Gael of Glenburn. This animal was second in the All Breeds; Heifer, over 2 yrs & under 3 years class.

Results Class 221 - Cow, 3 yrs & over 1st Highland Glenburn Sobrach - Ken & Sonia Devery 2nd Ceit Geal of Glen Burn – Grant & Cathy Watts 3rd Aime of Pottidoon – Lyn Sameuls Class 222 - Cow, over 2 yrs & under 3 years 1st Celtic Rose of Pottidoon – Grant & Cathy Watts 2nd Highland Caela of Fenham – Ken & Sonia Devery 3rd Maggie of Langside – Lynda Anderson & Darren Liddicoat 46 |

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Champion Senior Female Celtic Rose of Pottidoon Reserve Champion Senior Female Highland Glenburn Sobhrach Class 223 - Heifer, over 1 yrs & under 2 years 1st Highland Skye of Fenham - Ken & Sonia Devery 2nd Ebony of Pottidoon - Grant & Cathy Watts 3rd Felicicty of Kruz-z – Debbie Cruse Class 224 - Heifer Calf 1st Amazing Grace of Pottidoon - Grant & Cathy Watts 2nd Isabella of Landside – Trevor Lee 3rd Fenham Chrisselle -Ken & Sonia Devery Champion Junior Female Highland Skye of Fenham Reserve Champion Junior Female Amazing Grace of Pottidoon Class 225 - Bull 2 yrs & over 1st Matheson of Pottidoon - Grant & Cathy Watts 2nd Stewart of Pottidoon – Rosalie & Brian Hutton 3rd Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn – James Brown & Genni McGillen Champion Senior Male Matheson of Pottidoon Reserve Champion Senior Male Stewart of Pottidoon Class 226 - Bull, over 1 year & under 2 years 1st Marcus of MacRose -Rosalie & Brian Hutton 2nd Lord Muir of Glenburn - Grant & Cathy Watts Class 227 - Bull Calf 1st Lauriston of Langside - Lynda Anderson & Darren Liddicoat 2nd Samson of Pottidoon - Grant & Cathy Watts Champion Junior Male Marcus of MacRose Reserve Champion Junior Male Lauriston of Langside 2013 Journal of Record | 47

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Class 228 - Highland Steer over 1 year 1st McHaggis – Shania Vanags

Class 230 - Best Pair of Hindquarters 1st Celtic Rose of Pottidoon & Matheson of Pottidoon - Grant & Cathy Watts

Class 231 - Novice Competitor 1st Matt Parsons 2nd Trevor Lee

Highland Champion

Celtic Rose of Pottidoon Reserve Highland Champion Highland Skye of Fenham

2013 North Otago Show Highland Champion – Celtic Rose of Pottidoon Grant Watts receiving the Excel Breeding Services Trophy for the Highland Champion from Mr Bruce Orr, President Royal Agricultural Society.

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For the first time in a number of years the region has had grass over winter and the good condition of a lot of the animals reflects this.

South of the North

At the time of writing this, calving is well underway so fingers crossed that the warm weather continues and this is shown in good weight gains for the calves.

Like other regions, the turnout to shows in the region has been low with a key factor the continuing uncertainty around show rules not being consistently applied and the lack of clear direction from the RAS. The Council continue to dedicate a lot of time and effort on these issues and are optimistic that that can be finally resolved and that there is an even playing field in the ring for all breeders showing animals.

Our region continues to attract new members and a key focus for us here is to have more club activities for all our members which strengthen our membership and provide a collaborative network of contacts for our breeders.

SKEOCH FOLD

VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME For friendly help and advice on Highland Cattle please phone or email Willie & Cynthia Christie 145 Somerton Rd, R D 2, Ashburton Ph 03 3022656 (home), 0272330587 (mobile) Email: wcchristie@ruralinzone.net

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Looking back over the seasons of this past year, breeders in this region will reflect on just how unpredictable the climate has been, with a greater volume of feed supplements being fed out during a late summer drought, rather than during the mildness of 17 degree winter days. Currently cows are calving in great condition, into a wonderfully early spring and breeders have spoken recently of their delight with prices being achieved for cattle being sent to the works.

Waikato, Bay of Plenty

The society is very grateful to those local members who flew the flag for Highlands at regional shows during the last show season and recognises the effort some of you went to in being prepared to travel considerable distances to attend shows. Particular mention must be made of Debbie Cruz who travelled with her yearling heifer to the South Island Highland show in Oamaru and also to Jenny and Brett Martin, who as novices showed with considerable success at the North Island winter show held in Clevedon.

On behalf of the breeders who exhibited at the North Island Highland winter show, congratulations and thank you to Martin, Ginny and their wonderful support team for providing such a splendidly organised show.

The next show season is almost upon us and for those of you who decide to show, have a great time, enjoy both your animals and the support you will receive from fellow breeders. The following Summer show dates may be of use to you if you are considering showing, remembering that your cattle will be in prime condition, not having need recover from a harsh winter.

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Clevedon 9/10th Nov 2013 Franklin 15/16th Feb 2014 Morrinsville 28th 1st March 2014 Rotorua 25/26th Jan 2014 Te Puke 8th Feb 2014 Waihi 16/17th Nov 2013

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Cambridge 30th Nov 2013 Matamata 5th Oct 2013 Paeroa 11th Jan 2014 Tauranga 18th Jan 2014 Te Awamutu 1st Feb 2014

Like any business future planning and forward thinking is crucial for success. Because folds in this region tend to be on smaller land size blocks, carrying capacity often reaches a maximum ratio within a short number of years. Carrying extra stock units for a longer time frame, in order to achieve good slaughter weights becomes difficult and so breeders in this region are now embracing a more commercial focus for their folds. It is hoped that by introducing a cross breeding programme ie running/crossing another breed over their Highland cows, hybrid vigour will be captured, enabling animals to achieve frame size and slaughter weights much earlier. Shorthorn bulls seem to be breeder’s breed of choice.

The region is delighted to have a couple of new members so we hope that they may join us for a Saint Andrews Day/Christmas lunch function to be held at Judy and Paul Smyth’s, Belk Road, Tauranga Sunday the 24th November from 11.30 onwards. An invite will be sent out to all nearer the time.

Remember that we are united in our affection for the breed!!

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Breed Standard 1. Introduction

Highland Cattle are a traditional Scottish beef breed. They are a mid-sized animal and well adapted to living in difficult climatic conditions, as experienced in their native environment. Highland Cattle are recognised for their browsing ability and will actively forage to seek food. They can survive on limited or poor quality grazing, but they are also well adapted to be highly productive when feed of reasonable quality is readily available.

The Highland cow has an extremely strong mothering instinct and calves are vigorous at birth. Highland Cattle are considered to be a slow maturing breed. In their home environment females are not bred until 3yrs old to enable full mature size to be obtained. This late start compared to other breeds is compensated for by a very long breeding life and it is not uncommon to have 15-18yr old cows in the breeding herd.

Highland Cattle have been exported to many countries. New Zealanders have established the breed via importation of animals, semen and embryos and by cross breeding programmes using foundation stock of other breeds.

Highland Cattle are a heritage breed with quite distinctive characteristics that set them apart from other cattle. As well as these distinctive characteristics they should also be structurally sound to enable optimum mobility, fertility, longevity and overall productivity as a beef animal.

The NZHCS breed standard is adapted from the Highland breed standard published in Scotland by The Highland Cattle Society on 10th June 1885.

2. The Head

The head must be in proportion to the body, broad between the eyes while short from the eyes to the point of the muzzle. The muzzle must be short, broad and with large distending nostrils.

The jaw should be proportionate when compared with the head. Teeth must meet evenly with the pad.

Eyes should be bright and clear. They can be any colour.

The dossan (forelock or long hair growing from between the horns) must be present. It should be wide, long and thick. It may cover the eyes and be either straight or curly.

3. Ears

The ears should be symmetrical, well-formed and smooth.

Crop ear is considered to be an undesirable trait in Highland Cattle. Males with crop ear are not accepted in to the NZHCS herd book. Females with crop ear are accepted but their pedigree will record the presence of crop ear. Male progeny from “crop eared� cows will not be accepted in to the NZHCS herd book.

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4. Horns

Highland Cattle are a horned breed.

Horns in both males and females should be symmetrical and be characteristic of the breed.

In males the horns should be strong but not too heavy. They should come level out of the head, curving slightly forward and may rise slightly towards the points. Any downward angle (or droop) between the head and the start of the curve is undesirable.

Horns rising directly upward from the head are also considered undesirable.

In females there are two distinct styles of horns. In both cases the horns are finer than those of a male. They should not curve downwards before rising.

The first style comes out squarer from the head than in the male, they rise sooner and are longer.

The second style come out level with the head have a set-back curve and a very wide sweep.

5. Neck

The neck should be clear, without a dewlap and be of sufficient length to allow for the natural lift of the head. It should form a straight line from the head to the shoulder.

Mature bulls should have a thicker neck and have developed the distinct crest common to males of bovine species, thus exhibiting masculinity.

6. Body and Hindquarters

From the shoulder to the back the top of the animal should be straight with no hollows or lumps. The back should be wide and well rounded. The animal should not narrow over the heart i.e. behind the shoulders nor should the shoulders protrude or be too prominent. The ribs should be well sprung and be both well rounded and deep. The body should be long with the under belly running parallel to the back line.

The thighs should be deep, well developed and be as full as possible. When viewed from the rear, the hindquarters should appear square and the body not be split up to any great height by the legs. When viewed from the side the body should appear rectangular.

The legs should be of moderate length and strong. The bones should be broad, straight and strong. Hooves should be well set, have sufficient width, depth to heel and toes lacking faults. Legs should have a good covering of hair.

Highland Cattle are considered to be a mid-sized breed with mature weights typically in the range of 400-600kg for females and 600-900kg for males

7. Hair and Coat

Highland Cattle have two coats of hair. The outer coat is long and strong and may be straight or slightly wavy. The undercoat is soft and downy. Each coat is renewed separately. In warmer areas much of the coat may be shed to aid temperature regulation. It re-grows once temperatures cool.

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Coat colour in must be full and one of the six NZHCS designated colours.

All are equally acceptable.

Animals with broken colour or “parti colour� are not accepted in to the NZHCS Herdbook as fullblood or purebred registrations.

White colour on the belly from behind the front legs to the udder and/or a pale tail switch are both acceptable in Highland Cattle.

Red Yellow Black White Dun Brindle

very light reds to very dark rich reds ranges from dark cream to very light reddish colouring clearly black at 12 months, calves may exhibit other shades at birth obviously white silver to all shades of greys and browns black striping evident on face neck and body, more easily seen in summer when outer coat is shed. Second colour may range from reds to yellows.

8. Udder

The udder on females should not be fleshy, coming well forward in line with the body and well up behind. It should have four perpendicular teats well apart and of even and moderate size.

9. Sheath and Scrotum

The sheath should not be loose or pendulous. The scrotum should contain two testicles, well let down and of good and even size.

10. General Structural Characteristics

These parameters are common to all cattle.

The following visual representation is adapted from several sources as a guide.

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Registration Herd Book and Rules 1

APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION

1.1 Eligibility for Application Applications for the registration of a Fold Name and/or Highland Cattle shall only be accepted from: a) Financial Full Members of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society b) Junior Members of the New Zealand highland Cattle Society to a maximum number of five (5) registrations per Junior Member c) Life Members 1.2 Agreement for Inspection Each application shall be made on the understanding that: a) The applicant agrees to inspection, if deemed necessary by the Council b) The applicant agrees to pay the cost of such inspection c) The applicant agrees to accept the decision of the Council after receiving its inspector’s report.

1.3 Associate Membership Limitation An Associate member of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society shall not be entitled to apply for registration of Fold Names or Highland Cattle with the Society 1.4 Forms and Fees Each application for Registration must be made on an official form supplied by the Society and lodged, together with the prescribed fees, with the Registrar. When the entries are in order the Registrar will record the registrations and allot the Herd Book numbers.

1.5 Registration Decisions If the Registrar should question the eligibility of any animal submitted for registration, the matter shall be referred to the Council. The onus shall rest on the entrant in all cases of satisfying the Council of the eligibility of animals submitted for registration, and as to the correctness of pedigrees and any additional information required. The Council shall have discretionary power to accept or reject any application for registration.

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FOLD IDENTIFICATION

2.1 Requirement for Separate Fold Name Every breeder shall be required to register a separate Fold Name to be a prefix or Suffix for use exclusively in connection with the name of animals bred by that fold for a fee set

by Council.

2.2 Consent for Transfer of Rights to Fold Name The purchaser of a Fold shall have no right to the previous owner’s Fold Name except with the consent of the previous owner and with the approval of the Council.

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CATTLE IDENTIFICATION

3.1 Herd Identification Every Fold will be allocated a separate identification made up of two or three letters known as the Herd Identification.

3.2 Animal Identification Each animal bred by the breeder must be marked before being entered in the herd Book with a minimum of two of the following unique identifiers: a) An AHB (Animal Health Board) Primary tag b) An AHB secondary Tag or Tattoo, containing the Herd Identification and the

appropriate year letter, and a separate identification number. c) A National Animal Identification and Tracing (NAIT) RFID tag The Year letter to be determined by Council shall identify the breeding year which is 1st June to 31st May the following year.

All numbers to be provided on the Registration form.

Breeders must also comply with current national New Zealand animal identification regulations and legislation.

4 HERD BOOK The Herd Book which may be in book or computer form shall be known as the “New Zealand Highland Cattle Herd Book” and when referred to in pedigrees shall be denoted by the letters “NZHCHB”.

4.1 Herd Book Integrity The Society acknowledges that the Herd Book is its major asset. Maintenance of the herd Book’s integrity is critical to the Society’s ability to use the Herd Book as a working tool and to differentiate from alternate organisation’s herd books. The Council of Management shall: a) Ensure that there is an annual assessment of the risks to the Herd Book’s integrity b) That processes are in place to minimise such risks. c) Identify and implement improvements to the management and accessibility of the Herd Book. This may include but not be limited to:

i. Processes of managing the Herd Book

ii. On-line, real time, access to Herd Book information for members. d) Report annually to members on the actions to make more accessible and to protect the Herd Book.

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5 GRADING OF CATTLE All stock submitted for registration in the Herd Book must conform to the following conditions, and subject to these Rules shall be eligible for Registration in one of the following classes:

5.1 Fullblood (F) Bulls and cows: a) Whose ancestry has no introduction of any other breed of cattle. b) And whose sires and dams are registered as Fullblood in the “NZHCHB” or are registered as Fullblood in the Herd Book of the “Highland Cattle Society” UK, Canada, Australia or America or in some other herd book approved by Council.

5.2 Pure Bred (P) Bulls and cows: a) Whose ancestry shows some introduction of another breed of cattle. b) And whose sires and dams are registered as Fullblood or Purebred in the Herd Book of the “Highland Cattle Society” UK, Canada, Australia or America or in some other Herd Book approved by Council. The present system of putting a number after pure to denote the generation not be extended past a P4. There after grade known as PX and not Purebred.

Pure Bred cows only. No bulls born since 01/03/97 a) Or whose sires are registered as Fullblood or Purebred in the “NZHCHB” or are registered as Fullblood or Purebred in the Herd Book of the “Highland Cattle Society” UK, Canada, Australia or America or in some other Herd Book approved

by Council, and whose dams are registered in Grade A in the ”NZHCHB”.

Qualifications as from April 1998 To qualify for Purebred registration females must: a) Have Purebred or A Grade dams and be by NZHCS registered sires. b) Be of a solid colour as stated in the NZHCS Breed Standard. White on the belly anywhere from behind the front legs to the udder and a white switch to the tail would be acceptable as they are considered to be consistent with Highland characteristics.

Be horned.

Notwithstanding the above, all animals born in New Zealand must be identified in accordance with the rules of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society and registered in the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Herd Book.

5.3 Grade A (7/8 pure) Females only, can be registered prior to 31st May 2013 a) Cows:- whose sires are registered (as in Pure Bred Grade) and whose dams are registered in Grade B in the “NZHCHB” b) Or those cows whose ancestry is obviously Highland and on inspection by, and at the discretion of, the Society inspector is granted A status. Records to be produced. Costs to be borne by the member.

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Notwithstanding the above, all animals born in New Zealand must be identified in accordance with the rules of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society and registered in the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Herd Book.

5.4 Grade B (3/4 Pure) Females only, can be registered prior to 31st May 2013 a) Whose sires are registered and whose dams are registered in Grade C in the “NZHCHB” and who may be subjected to inspection. b) Or those cows whose ancestry is obviously Highland and on inspection by, and at the discretion of, the Society inspector is granted B status. Costs to be borne by the member Notwithstanding the above, all animals born in New Zealand must be identified in accordance with the rules of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society and registered in the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Herd Book.

5.5 Grade C (1/2 Pure) Females only a) Cows: whose sires are registered (as in Pure Bred Grade) and whose dams are less than ½ pure or any other breed of cattle. (Main breed to be specified).

Notwithstanding the above, all animals born in New Zealand must be identified in accordance with the rules of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society and registered in the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Herd Book.

5.6 Parentage After 1st June 2002 only progeny from animals already registered in the NZHCHB will be eligible for registration.

From 1st June 2010 progeny from animals not registered in NZHCHB but whose ancestry can be proven by records approved by NZHCS or DNA verification and who have been inspected and approved by Society appointed inspectors, may be registered.

This to be reviewed on an annual basis.

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INFORMATION FOR REGISTRATION

6.1 Adherence to Breed Standard All animals for registration must adhere to the current breed standards.

6.2 Requirement to Name Each animal must be named by its breeder, and such name must not exceed three words in addition to the breeders Fold prefix, or suffix, which must be used.

6.3 Unique Name No name that has already appeared in the Herd Book may be duplicated, and, if this Rule is not observed, the Council has the right of renaming the animals if the applicant refuses to do so.

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6.4 Misleading or objectionable Names Names misleading as to sex, relationship or origin, or objectionable in any respect or pronounced alike but spelt differently cannot be allowed.

6.5 Name and Address of Breeder The name and address of the breeder of each animal must be given. The breeder of an animal is the owner of its dam at the time of calving.

6.6 Animal Details Date of birth, sire and dam and name of present owner must be given together with particulars of tattoo mars or ear tags, and AHB/NAIT number and a DNA sample in the form approved by the registrar must be included.

6.7 Animal Colour At registration the colour of the animal should be recorded as one of: white, dun, yellow, red, brindle, black.

6.8 Bulls to be Assessed That all bulls go through an Assessment Scheme se by Council, prior to registration 6.9 Minimum Age of Bulls That bulls be at least 12 months old before being considered for registration.

6.10 Council’s Powers The Council may refuse to register or transfer any animal at any time. The Council’s decision shall be final and binding in all instances.

7 REGISTRATION FEES The fee for all registration processes shall be set by Council.

8 REGISTRATION DATE All females which the breeder desires to register should be registered within 12 months of age following the date of birth.

Late registration of females after 12 months following the date of birth, including but not limited to registrations made under sections 4.2 b) and 4.3 b) may be permitted.

Fees will be imposed for late registration of females.

All bulls which are eligible for registration can be registered at any time after 12 months from date of birth.

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signature should be submitted to the Registrar with the Annual Herd Return. The top half of the certificate should be retained by the Breeder. Or b) Have the Technician complete and sign their AI Certification and send it to the Registrar with the Annual Herd Return. Or c) Possess an Insemination Certificate Book which is in duplicate. The original to be retained by the Centre, Veterinarian or “B” Class technician or equivalent who performed the insemination, the duplicate being retained in the Book and kept in a safe place by the member. The particulars to be recorded on this certificate are: Member’s name, date of insemination, name or registered number of the person performing insemination, centre (if applicable), cow name or identification, bull’s name and/or identification.

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10.1 Requirements for Registration An animal derived from the transplantation of an embryo, will not be registered by the Society unless: a) All government regulations are complied with b) The sire and dam (donor) must both be registered Highland cattle. Only registered Fullblood and Purebred females can be used as embryo donors. c) The Society must receive prior to birth and embryo transfer certificate supplied by a recognised embryo transfer unit containing the following information:

a. A blood type or DNA certificate of the donor female and the bull

b. An insemination/mating declaration naming the service bull

c. A declaration signed by the Veterinary surgeon stating that they have removed a fertilised egg from the donor cow, giving the cow identification, and placed in a recipient cow, also giving its identification.

d. Identification of the host cow must be by tattoo, brand, or ANB/NAIT tag numbers.

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10.3 Requirements for Embryo Export Where an embryo is collected and frozen for export, the following information must be supplied to the Society before an export certificate and certificate of pedigree is issued by the Society.

An NZ Veterinary Association Certificate of embryo transfer stating the following: a) Date the donor cow was mated and name of bull b) Date the donor cow (giving identification) had a fertilised embryo removed and frozen c) A blood type or DNA certificate of the donor cow d) Signature of the veterinarian conducting the operation e) That the operation was performed by a qualified person at an approved place f) The application for export of the frozen ova must be accompanied by the appropriate transfer fee as set by the Council g) The exporter shall arrange for the breed Society inspection of the dam and sire if appropriate.

10.4 Responsibility for Registration Responsibility for registration rests with the registered owner of the embryo at the birth date of the calf.

10.5 Council’s Powers The Council may refuse to register or transfer any animal born from embryo transplant at any time. The Council’s decision shall be final and binding in all instances.

11 DNA OR BLOOD TESTING Should any doubt arise about the parentage of any animal the Society may demand that the sire, dam and calf be DNA or blood typed in order to qualify the sire and dam as possible parents, at the member’s cost.

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ANNUAL HERD RETURNS

12.1 Requirement to Provide Annual Return An Annual Herd Return correctly completed on the Society’s prescribed printed form must be forwarded to the Registrar of the Society by the 31st of May each year.

12.2 Information to be Provided This return will show all cows mated naturally or by artificial insemination before the 31st of May each year and the name of the sire, and all unmated females, bulls, culls, deaths and sold.

12.3 Allocation of Registered Herd Number For the purpose of this return a registered herd number will be allotted by the Council upon application by the breeder before submitting his first progeny return.

12.4 Herd Return Register to be Maintained The Registrar will maintain a register for this purpose

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PRIVATE REGISTER

13.1 Breeders to Maintain Records All breeders shall keep a register containing complete and proper records of their Stud breeding activities.

13.2 Council may Inspect The Council may appoint a representative to inspect any registered Highland Cattle and private register in connection with same.

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TRANSFER

14.1 Vendor’s Responsibility The vendor is responsible for the transfer and payment of fees on transfer of any animal.

14.2 Transfer Declaration Transfer declarations, on the official form of the Society, which must be used, not received within 60 days of such transfer will be specially considered by the Council and if necessary it may impose a fine for such delay.

14.3 Export Animals being exported prior to sale: All cattle to be exported and then offered for sale in overseas countries, must be inspected for type, and an official certificate (in duplicate) signed by an authorised inspector of the Society, showing that each animal has reached the Society’s required standard of type, must accompany all applications for overseas transfer, and applications for export pedigree certificates. If sold prior to export then this clause does not apply.

14.4 Transfers Only to Financial members Transfers will only be completed to financial members of the NZHCS. To be completed within 12 months of transfer being received by the Registrar.

14.5 Membership Status Any animal registered by the NZHCS may be purchased by and transferred to any current member of the NZHCS regardless of the Membership status of the present owners.

15 IMPORTS Imported cattle may be registered at any age on receipt, within three months of landing in New Zealand, of an application accompanied by an authenticated pedigree certificate which shall show all ancestors up to and including the grandparents and an export certificate signed by the vendor and highland Cattle Breed Society of the country from which the animal was shipped. Applications must also be accompanied by an official certificate issued by an authorised inspector of the NZHCS showing that each animal has been inspected and has reached the Society’s required standard of type.

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16 OFFENCES Any member who knowingly exhibits any registered animal in any show or exhibition or who advertises any animal in any paper, periodical or pamphlet, or electronic medium, whether for sale or otherwise under any but its registered name or knowingly allows any false or inaccurate information regarding such animal to be given, shall be guilty of conduct prejudicial to the objects and interest of the Society and shall be dealt with by the Council as it may see fit.

17 RECOGNITION OF HERDBOOKS The NZHCS recognises: a) Any animal registered in an overseas Highland cattle Herdbook provided that it is registered in the Herdbook of the country of its birth and the records are identical. b) The NZHCS Herdbook as being the official record of New Zealand born cattle. c) New Zealand born cattle that were registered in the AHCS Herdbook or Highland Society Herdbook and were exported or were dead prior to the NZHCS Herdbook being started. d) The AHCS Herdbook as being the official record of Australian born cattle, and likewise for any other society Herdbook.

18 CROP EAR As from November 1997: a) Accept no bulls for registration that have Crop Ear b) Accept females for registration that have Crop Ear. To be indentified in the Herdbook with the letters CE behind their name. c) Register no bulls from a dam that has Crop Ear. d) Register no embryo progeny from a dam that has Crop Ear. Bulls will be physically checked at the time of Assessment for signs of Crop Ear. Females to be indicated “Crop Ear Y/N” at time of registration Council has the right to inspect any cattle registered in the NZHCS Herdbook 19 BULL ASSESSMENT As from 1st April 2008 Objectives To improve the Highland Cattle breed in New Zealand by: • Encouraging Breeders to be selective in which bulls they register; • Encouraging Buyers to look at the Assessment before they purchase to get a second opinion on what other Society approved assessors thought of the animal against the breed standard Eligibility a) Bulls must be from a registered Purebred or Fullblood Dam and Sire, i.e. a P2 or higher; b) They must be 12 months of age or over; c) They must be free of crop ear and any other major genetic weakness; d) They should have reached a daily growth rate of .60kg/day; 66 |

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e) Bulls must be identified according to the NZHCS rules When Assessments will be done twice a year in October and April Who Only the Breeder can register a bull.

Assessment Fees Fees set annually by Council. Fees to be borne by the Breeder.

Assessors A team of three Society approved assessors Assessments Assessed against the Highland Breed Standard. Components include: a) Conformation and Highland Characteristics b) Growth rate c) Temperament d) Inspection of the dam e) The pedigree of the bull.

Bulls will be checked for identification and crop ear. A DNA sample will be collected unless already DNA profiled.

Registration After assessment the Breeder must notify the Registrar of their intention to proceed with registration or not.

The Assessors will mark on the Assessment their recommendation: a) Qualifies for registration, or b) Not recommended for Stud Use. The Assessors agree that the bull is not up to the standard required to be a good Stud sire, or c) Declined registration. The Assessors agree that some aspect concerning the bull, his dam or pedigree could be detrimental to the development of the Highland Cattle breed in NZ.

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The manager was horrified and yelled after the departing customer.

“Come back next week. We’re sure to have whatever it is you need.” Irate, he turned to his salesman. “Never tell a customer we’re out of anything! Now, what was he looking for?”

“Rain,” answered the salesman.

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Southern Muster 4 International Highland Cattle Gathering New Zealand – November 2014 th

Pre 5th November arrive Auckland International Airport for pre-gathering activities

5 – 9 November – Rotorua Conference Begins: - Formal Dinner - Agricultural Activities

Travel from Rotorua to Wellington incorporating Fold Visits

12 & 13 November – Christchurch Canturbury A&P Show Visit High Country Station

14 & 15 November – Queenstown Conferance Closing: - Formal Dinner - Tourist Activities

If you are eager to learn about N.Z’s innovative approach to Agri Business then attend our “Southern Muster” down under. You will be tantalised by conference activities and engaging speakers that relate ground breaking, modern farming practices, science and technologies to Highland cattle farmed in a magnificent countryside.

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Highland Beef study confirms original findings In May 2011, Charles Bruce submitted a paper entitled “An investigation into the health and tenderness benefits present within Highland cattle beef compared to a Commercial breed” to the University of Glasgow.

The findings confirmed the beneficial properties of pure pedigree Highland beef, previously studied in 1997 by Dr Ivy Barclay amongst others.

Samples of sirloin were taken from all over Scotland and Yorkshire for the study.

A rapid slice shear force test determined the tenderness of the samples and chemical analysis included measurements of moisture (juiciness), iron, protein and cholesterol content.

Pure Highland beef was shown to be almost 23% more tender than commercial beef. Compared with commercial meat, pure Highland meat contains almost 7% more protein and almost 17% more iron, averaging over 4% less cholesterol.

Intramuscular fat, low in saturated fat and seen as marbling through the meat, gives Highland beef its tenderness, succulence and distinctive taste.

An interesting finding was the lack of expected correlation between fat content and cholesterol levels.

A copy of the full paper can be obtained via email from Doug Sheldon. Please email and the file will be sent on “reply” to prevent spelling errors. Doug’s email is jenny.sheldon@xtra.co.nz. His secretary will speedily ensure you have a copy!

(Taken from the Highland Cattle Society UK Winter 2011 Newsletter)

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The Queen, who is patron of the Highland Cattle Society, is considered one of the country’s top Highland breeders.

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Registration Herd Book and Rules 1 NAME The NAME of the Incorporated Society is the: New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Incorporated [the SOCIETY].

2 REGISTERED OFFICE The Registered Office of the SOCIETY is: 3 OBJECTIVES a) To develop, improve and maintain the purity and quality of the breed of cattle known as “Highland Cattle”; b) To promote the breed for commercial purposes; c) To collect, verify, preserve and publish the pedigrees of Highland Cattle by establishing and maintaining a Herd book; d) To issue publications on Highland Cattle and generally promote the names and pedigree of Highland Cattle and other useful information relating to them; e) To support the purchase, sell, lease or hire (whether in New Zealand or elsewhere) of Highland Cattle, semen or embryos; f) To promote fellowship among Highland Cattle breeders and to further their interests generally in so far as the breeding of Highland Cattle and the development of the breed in New Zealand is concerned; g) To enable competitive judging of animals to the agreed breed standard through SOCIETY organised or recognised events.

4 POWERS Solely for the purpose of furthering the purposes set out above the SOCIETY shall have the power: a) To investigate suspicious or doubtful pedigrees of alleged Highland Cattle and any representations relating to them and to publish the result of such investigations; b) To submit any question dispute or matter to arbitration in terms of “The Arbitration Act 1996” and its amendments; c) Subject to the provisions of “The Incorporated Societies Act, 1908” to purchase, rent, hire, take on lease, or otherwise acquire for the purposes of the Society, lands, tenements, houses, parts of houses and chattels, and to sell, let and dispose of the same. d) To borrow such sums of money from time to time with or without security over any property as agents of the SOCIETY, as the COUNCIL shall deem necessary for the purposes of the SOCIETY; e) To levy and collect subscriptions and other payments for the general purposes of the SOCIETY, and to invest the moneys of the SOCIETY not immediately required, upon such securities as may from time to time be determined by the COUNCIL; f) To superintend and/or advise upon sales of Highland Cattle privately or by auction on request;

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g) To co-operate with any other Society having similar objectives to the SOCIETY and to procure from, and communicate to, such Society such information as may seem likely to promote the objects of this SOCIETY; h) To accept gifts and donations for the benefit and objects of the SOCIETY whether effected by any trust or otherwise; i) To make any regulations or by-laws for the government of the SOCIETY (and from time to time to rescind, amend or alter the same) and generally to do all other such lawful things as may be incidental to the above objectives, or any of them, and calculated to protect and further the interests of breeders of pedigree Highland Cattle.

5 INTERPRETATION a) In this Constitution, unless the contrary intention appears:

• “COUNCIL” means the COUNCIL of Management of the SOCIETY.

• “GENERAL MEETING” means a general meeting of members convened in accordance with clause 7.8.

• “ORDINARY MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL” means a member of the

COUNCIL who is not an officer of the SOCIETY under clause 7.

• “THE ACT” means the Incorporated Societies Act 1908

• “THE REGULATIONS” means regulations under THE ACT. b) In these Rules, a reference to the secretary of the SOCIETY is a reference: (a) where a person holds office under these Rules as secretary of the SOCIETY to that person; and (b) in any other case, to the public officer of the SOCIETY. 6

MEMBERSHIP

6.1 Classes of Membership There shall be four (4) classes of membership: a) Full Member: A person, company or partnership, PROVIDED THAT in the case of a company or partnership a person shall be nominated as the person to have voting rights on behalf of that member (hereinafter referred to as the “Nominated Voter”); b) Associate Member: A person, organisation, Society or club. Associate members shall have no voting rights; c) Junior Member: A person who is under the age of eighteen (18) years or is a full time student at a school, college or university. Junior members shall have no voting rights; d) Honorary Life Member: The SOCIETY may on the recommendation of the COUNCIL, confer Honorary Life Membership upon any annual member or members who have rendered outstanding services to the SOCIETY.

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During the lifetime of the Honorary Life Member, the Honorary Life Member or any member company or partnership which included the Honorary Life Member will be deemed to be a Full Member. The Annual Subscription will be waived during the lifetime of that Honorary Life Member.

6.2 Register of Members The SOCIETY shall keep and maintain a register of all members in which shall be entered the full name, address and date of entry of the name of each member, and in the case of a Junior member, birth date. The register shall be available for inspection by members’ at all reasonable times at the Registered Office of the SOCIETY. 6.3 Election of Members Any person wishing to become a Member shall complete an application for Membership in such form as the COUNCIL may determine and deliver the application to the person designated by the COUNCIL who shall report the names of applicants to the first Meeting of the COUNCIL thereafter and unless the COUNCIL shall otherwise decide the applicants shall be admitted as Members of the SOCIETY. 6.4 Entrance Fee and Annual Subscriptions The Entrance Fee and Annual Subscription for each class of membership shall be that laid down by the SOCIETY from time to time. The subscription of Annual Members shall be payable on the 1st day of January in each year in advance.

6.5 Resignation and Death of Member a) Any member may at any time retire from the SOCIETY on giving notice in writing to that effect to the person designated by the COUNCIL, provided that if an annual member, they shall be liable and be required to pay any subscription or other payment which may be due from him and unpaid at the date of their retirement. b) In the event of a death of a member, the personal representative or trustee is able to continue under the present membership.

6.6 Expulsion of Members a) Any member whose membership fees shall be in arrears twelve (12) months shall cease to be a member of the SOCIETY. b) Any member of the SOCIETY or of the COUNCIL who shall fail in the observance of any lawful rule, regulation or by-law of the SOCIETY, or whose conduct in any respect shall be, in the opinion of the COUNCIL, derogatory of the character or prejudicial to the objects and interests of the SOCIETY may be expelled from membership of the SOCIETY (and if a member of the COUNCIL, from the COUNCIL also) by a resolution of the COUNCIL to that effect passed by a majority of at least two-thirds of such of the members of the COUNCIL as shall be present, and vote at a Special Meeting of which not less than 21 days previous notice specifying the intention to propose a motion to such effect shall have been sent to all the members of the COUNCIL, and at which not less than three members of the COUNCIL, exclusive of the member whose expulsion is in question, if they happen to be a member of the COUNCIL, shall be present.

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c) Any member who shall be expelled from the SOCIETY or who shall for any other reason whatsoever cease to be a member thereof, shall have no claim or interest to or in the property or funds of the SOCIETY. d) Without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of the foregoing subsection 6.6 b) hereof it is declared that in the event of any member of the SOCIETY wilfully or carelessly making false records in any way connected with cattle registered or to be registered with the SOCIETY or failing to observe in every way the by-laws for the time being of the SOCIETY in relation to cattle so registered or to be registered, or refusing to pay any subscription, fee or fines, then and in any such case, such member shall be deemed to be guilty of conduct prejudicial to the objects and interests of the SOCIETY, and shall accordingly be liable to expulsion from the SOCIETY. e) In lieu of expulsion of any member pursuant to subsection 6.6 b) hereof the COUNCIL may in its discretion, in the like manner and by a similar majority, suspend such member from membership of the SOCIETY for such time and upon such terms and conditions as it shall deem fit, or it may impose a fine upon such member, and in any event the COUNCIL may cancel the registration of cattle, owned by such member, and may refuse to register any further cattle belonging to such member. f) A resolution of the COUNCIL under sub-clause 6.6 b) where the member exercises a right of appeal to the SOCIETY under this clause does not take effect unless the SOCIETY confirms the resolution in accordance with this clause. g) At a meeting of the COUNCIL held in accordance with sub-clause 6.6 f) the COUNCIL: i. shall give to the member an opportunity to be heard; ii. shall give due consideration to any written statement submitted by the member; and iii. shall by resolution determine whether to confirm or to revoke the resolution.

7 MANAGEMENT OF THE SOCIETY Management of the SOCIETY shall be delegated to a Council of Management.

7.1 Council of Management a) The affairs of the SOCIETY shall be administered by a COUNCIL consisting of not less than six and not more than nine full, or Honorary Life members of the SOCIETY, all of whom shall be breeders of Highland Cattle and they shall be elected in the manner hereinafter provided and the president shall be Chairman of the COUNCIL. b) Four members of the COUNCIL personally present shall form a quorum. c) Each member of the COUNCIL shall subject to these Rules, hold office for a period of three (3) years but shall be eligible for re-election.

7.2 Election of Members to the Council of Management a) Nominations of candidates for election as members of the COUNCIL:

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b) c)

d)

e) f) g) h)

i)

ii. shall be delivered to the Secretary of the SOCIETY not less than forty-two (42) days before the date fixed for the holding of the annual general meeting.

If there be only the requisite number nominated to fill the vacancies the Chairman at the annual general meeting shall declare those nominated as duly elected.

If there are insufficient numbers of candidates nominated the names of those nominated shall be set out in the notice convening the annual general meeting and further nominations may be verbally made and consented to at the annual general meeting and if necessary a secret ballot shall be held at the annual general meeting.

Balloting: i. If there be more than the requisite number nominated a list of candidates shall be circulated by the secretary by notice to all members entitled to vote so that each member should receive such list at least thirty (30) days before the annual general meeting. Such list shall indicate in the case of a member of the COUNCIL their attendance record at meetings of the COUNCIL during the preceding twelve (12) months. ii. With the list of candidates the secretary shall enclose a ballot paper containing the names of the candidates only in alphabetical order. It may be accompanied by a profile of all candidates. iii. Each member entitled and proposing to vote must complete the ballot paper and return it to the SOCIETY so that the ballot paper is received by the Returning Officer at least seven (7) days prior to the annual general meeting. iv. The result of the ballot shall be announced to the annual general meeting and recorded in the Minutes Book.

A Returning Officer and two (2) scrutineers shall be appointed by the COUNCIL. Such Returning Officer shall not be a member of the SOCIETY entitled to vote.

The decision of the Returning Officer as to formality or informality of any vote shall be final.

If two (2) or more candidates for a vacancy obtain an equal number of votes the Chairman of the annual general meeting shall determine between them by lot which of them shall be excluded.

In the case of a Member who is a company or a partnership the Nominated Voter shall be entitled to stand as a candidate for election to the COUNCIL. The officers of the SOCIETY shall be: • a President; • a Vice-President; • a Treasurer; and • a Secretary The positions of Treasurer and Secretary may be held by one person.

7.3 Vacancies a) For the purpose of these Rules, the office of an officer of the SOCIETY or of an ordinary member of COUNCIL becomes vacant if the officer or member:

i. ceases to be a member of the SOCIETY;

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b)

c)

d)

e)

iii. resigns their office by notice in writing given to the Secretary; iv. absents themselves from two consecutive meetings of the COUNCIL without special leave of absence being granted at a duly constituted meeting of the COUNCIL. In the event of a casual vacancy in the office of a member of the COUNCIL, the COUNCIL may appoint a member of the SOCIETY to fill the vacancy. The member so appointed shall be subject to retirement from COUNCIL at the next subsequent annual general meeting of the SOCIETY but shall be eligible for election at that annual general meeting if nominated and seconded in the normal manner.

Where a casual vacancy in the office of a member of COUNCIL arises and the vacancy is filled at the next Annual General Meeting, the lowest polling successful candidate for COUNCIL shall fill the vacancy rather than commence a new three year term. Where more than one casual vacancy is being filled then the appropriate number of lowest polling successful candidates shall fill the vacancies so that the replacement members with higher votes shall have the longer terms. Where there is a tie in the applicable number of votes, the chairman of the Annual General Meeting shall decide who is filling which vacancy by the drawing of lots. Each person so elected to a vacancy shall be subject to retirement from COUNCIL at the same time as if they had become a member of COUNCIL on the same day on which the member in whose place they are being elected was last elected as a member of COUNCIL. In the event of a casual vacancy in any office the COUNCIL may appoint one of its members to the vacant office and the member so appointed may continue in office up to and including the conclusion of the annual general meeting next following the date of their appointment.

At the first meeting of the COUNCIL held after the annual general meeting each year and to be held within ninety (90) days of same, councillors shall elect from their number the officers of the SOCIETY provided that if it deems fit the COUNCIL may elect to appoint a person or persons not being a member or members of the SOCIETY to carry out the duties of Secretary and/or Treasurer and further if the COUNCIL deems fit the same person or persons may be appointed to carry out the duties of both positions.

7.4 Proceedings of Council a) The COUNCIL shall meet as often as deemed expedient with a minimum of two (2) meetings in each year, at such place and at such times as the COUNCIL may determine. b) Special meetings of the COUNCIL may be convened by the President or by any four (4) of the members of the COUNCIL. c) Notice shall be given to members of any special meeting specifying the general nature of the business to be transacted and no other business shall be transacted at such meeting. d) Any four (4) members of the COUNCIL shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of the business of a meeting of the COUNCIL. e) No business shall be transacted unless a quorum is present and if within an hour of the time appointed for the meeting a quorum is not present the meeting shall stand adjourned to the same place and at the same hour of the same day in 2013 Journal of Record | 81

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the following week unless the meeting was a special meeting in which case it lapses. f) At meetings of the COUNCIL: i. the President or in their absence the Vice-President shall preside; or ii. if the President and the Vice President are absent, one of the remaining members of COUNCIL as may be chosen by the members present shall preside. g) Questions arising at a meeting of the COUNCIL or of any sub-committee appointed by the COUNCIL shall be determined on a show of hands or, if demanded by a member, by a poll taken in such manner as the person presiding at the meeting may determine. h) Each member present at a meeting of the COUNCIL or of any sub-committee appointed by the COUNCIL (including the person presiding at the meeting) is entitled to one vote and, in the event of any equality of votes on any question, the person presiding may exercise a second or casting vote. i) Written notice of each COUNCIL meeting shall be sent to each member of the COUNCIL by delivering it to them at a reasonable time before the meeting or by sending it by pre-paid post addressed to them at their usual or last known place of abode at least one (1) week before the date of the meeting. j) Subject to sub-clause 7.4 d) the COUNCIL may act notwithstanding any vacancy on the COUNCIL. k) The COUNCIL may have an Executive to handle the day to day business of the COUNCIL consisting of the President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary and such others as may be appointed from time to time. l) In addition to the Executive Council, the COUNCIL shall have the power to appoint Committees and Inspectors as it sees fit. m) The COUNCIL shall have the power to co-opt to the COUNCIL or to a subcommittee thereof such persons as it sees fit, but such co-opted persons shall not have voting rights.

7.5 Removal of Member of Council a) The SOCIETY in general meeting may by resolution remove any member of the COUNCIL before the expiration of their term of office and appoint another member in their stead to hold office until the expiration of the term of the first mentioned member. b) Where the member to whom a proposed resolution referred to in sub-clause 7.5 a) makes representations in writing to the secretary or President of the SOCIETY (not exceeding a reasonable length) and request that they be notified to the members of the SOCIETY, the secretary or the President may send a copy of the representations to each member of the SOCIETY or, if they are not so sent, the member may require that they be read out at the meeting.

7.6 Powers and Duties of the Council The COUNCIL shall exercise all the powers and perform all the duties for which the SOCIETY has been established unless required to be exercised and performed otherwise

by Statute, and shall have full power to do all such things as may be incidental or conducive to the attainment of the objects of the SOCIETY mentioned in these Rules.

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The COUNCIL shall have and may exercise and perform the following powers and duties, namely: Convene GENERAL MEETINGs a) It may from time to time convene and hold GENERAL MEETINGs of the SOCIETY. Alteration of Regulations and By-laws b) It may from time to time make, alter and rescind regulations and by-laws for registering the names and addresses of members, for conducting the business and carrying out the objects of the SOCIETY and for conducting the business of the COUNCIL, provided however that no regulation or by-law shall be varied or rescinded unless the resolution varying or rescinding the same shall be passed at one meeting of the COUNCIL and confirmed by resolution at the next general meeting.

Maintenance of the Highland Cattle Breed Standard and Highland Cattle Registration and Herd Book Rules c) The COUNCIL is responsible for the maintenance, development, integrity and protection of the Highland Cattle Breed Standard and of the Highland Cattle Registration and Herd Book Rules. It may make, alter and rescind policies and procedures in order to exercise these responsibilities. d) It may from time to time make changes to the SOCIETY’s Highland Cattle Breed Standard and rules for the registration of folds and Highland Cattle and the Herd Book providing that:

i. There is wide consultation with members on the proposed change

ii. The change is in support of the objectives of the SOCIETY

iii. Two thirds of 20% of the Full and Financial members vote in support of the change. The vote may be conducted by a combination of written, faxed, electronic, or face to face voting at Annual General or Special Meetings.

iv. All members are advised of the approved change.

Delegate Powers to Committees e) It may delegate its powers or duties (except the appointment and expulsion of a member of the COUNCIL or of the SOCIETY) to committees of any number of members of its body, and from time to time make, alter and rescind regulations and by-laws for conducting the business delegated to such Committees Regulate Entries in Publications f) It may from time to time regulate the nature, form and contents of, and also the terms and conditions as to entries in, and also the time and mode and terms of issue of, any publication of the SOCIETY, and all arrangements and details connected therewith, and in particular it shall have power, so far as it may not be fettered by any subsisting contract or engagement, from time to time, to fix and alter the price of any publication of the SOCIETY and the charges to be levied for the insertion therein of entries relating to Highland Cattle and other matters.

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any member or other person during their life, or for any other period, on the terms of receiving a lump sum of money in advance or on such other terms as it may think fit.

Acquire Property h) It may, subject to the provisions of “The Incorporated Societies Act, 1908” purchase, rent, hire, take on lease or otherwise acquire for the purpose of the SOCIETY, any lands, tenements, houses or parts of houses, and chattels, and it may sell, let and dispose of the same when and as it may think fit.

Employ Officers, etc.

i) It may from time to time appoint, employ and remove any officers, clerks

and servants, at such salaries, wages and other remuneration respectively,

and with such respective duties and spheres of employment, and generally

upon such terms as it may think fit.

Investment of Funds j) It may place any moneys of the SOCIETY not required for immediate use upon deposit at interest at any Trading Bank and it may invest any such moneys in any security in which Trustees are authorised by law to invest Trust Funds, and generally deal with the property of the SOCIETY in such manner as it may think fit, and any for the time being be empowered to do under these Rules.

Borrow Money k) It may borrow such sums of money from time to time with or without security over any property or assets of the SOCIETY as it shall deem necessary for the purposes of the SOCIETY. 7.7 Application of Funds a) The funds of the SOCIETY shall be derived from entrance fees, annual subscription, levies, donations and such other sources as the COUNCIL determines. b) The income and property of the SOCIETY, from whatever source derived shall be applied solely towards the promotion of the objects of the SOCIETY as set forth in this constitution, and no part thereof shall be paid or transferred directly or indirectly in any way as dividends, bonuses or otherwise howsoever, or by ways of profit to the members of the SOCIETY or any member of COUNCIL. No member shall derive any pecuniary gain, except as provided by Section 5 of “The Incorporated Societies Act, 1908”. c) In particular but without derogating from the intention of the last preceding clause, and subject to the provisions of this constitution, the funds of the SOCIETY may be applied as approved by COUNCIL and may include:

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ii. Current Expenses In payment of current expenses and other disbursements of the COUNCIL, including travelling expenses of members of the COUNCIL and Officers of the SOCIETY in the conduct of the business of the SOCIETY or in relation thereto.

iii. Payment of Salaries and Wages In payment of the salaries, wages and other remunerations of the Secretary, Treasurer, Editor or Editors, and other Officers, Clerks and Servants for the time being of the SOCIETY. No member or associate person shall participate in or materially influence any decision in respect of payment to or on behalf or associate in respect of any income benefit or advantage whatsoever. Any such income paid shall be reasonable and relative to that which should be paid in an arm’s length transaction (open market value.).

iv. Payment of Prizes In payment of any award or prize given by the SOCIETY.

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vi. Payment of Purchase Money, Rent, Etc In paying the purchase money or rent of any house, lands, goods, chattels, or effects purchased or hired by the SOCIETY, or any repairs or other outgoings in respect of such premises, and in paying for any other property required by the SOCIETY.

vii. Payment of Purchase Price of Cattle In payment of the purchase price of any Highland Cattle, semen, or embryos purchased by the SOCIETY and in defraying the expenses incurred in the purchase thereof, including commission and the expenses of insurance and transport and delivery.

viii. Expenses of Inquiry In defraying all expenses of, or connected with, the conduct of any inquiry under these Rules.

Payment of Printing In defraying all expenses of, or connected with the printing, publication, sale and distribution of the publication of the SOCIETY.

7.8 Annual General Meeting a) The SOCIETY shall in each calendar year convene an annual general meeting of its members. b) The annual general meeting shall be held on such day as the COUNCIL determines. c) The annual general meeting shall be specified as such in the notice convening it.

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d) The ordinary business of the annual general meeting shall be: i. to confirm the minutes of the last preceding annual general meeting and of any general meeting held since that meeting; ii. to receive from the COUNCIL reports upon the transactions of the SOCIETY during the last preceding financial year; iii. to elect members of the COUNCIL; and iv. at each Annual Meeting in every year, an Auditor shall be appointed by resolution, who shall hold office until the next Annual Meeting, but shall be eligible for re-election. The auditor shall audit the accounts of the SOCIETY previously to the Annual Meeting, and a statement showing the financial position of the SOCIETY and examined and certified by the auditor, shall be sent to each member ten days before the date of the meeting, and laid before every Annual Meeting. e) The financial year of the SOCIETY shall end on the 31st Day of December in each year. f) The annual general meeting may transact special business of which notice is given in accordance with these Rules. g) The annual general meeting shall be in addition to any other general meeting that may be held in the same year.

7.9 Special General Meeting a) All general meetings other than the annual general meetings shall be called special general meetings. b) The COUNCIL may, whenever it thinks fit, convene a special general meeting of the SOCIETY and where, but for this sub-clause, more than fifteen (15) months would lapse between annual general meetings, shall convene a special general meeting before the expiration of that period. c) The COUNCIL shall on the requisition in writing of any ten (10) members of the SOCIETY, convene a special general meeting of the SOCIETY. d) The requisition for a special general meeting shall state the objects of the meeting and shall be signed by the members making the requisition and be sent to the address of the secretary and may consist of several documents in a like form, each signed by one or more of the members making the requisition. e) If the COUNCIL does not cause a special general meeting to be held within one (1) month after the date on which the requisition is sent to the address of the secretary, the members making the requisition, or any of them, may convene a special general meeting to be held not later than three (3) months after that date. f) A special general meeting convened by members in pursuance of these Rules shall be convened in the same manner as nearly as possible as that in which those meetings are convened by the COUNCIL and all reasonable expenses incurred in convening the meeting shall be refunded by the SOCIETY to the persons incurring the expense.

7.10 Notice of Meeting a) The Secretary of the SOCIETY shall, at least thirty (30) days before the date fixed for holding an annual or special general meeting of the SOCIETY, cause to be sent to each member of the SOCIETY at their address appearing in the register of 86 |

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members, a notice by pre-paid post stating the place, date and time of the meeting and the nature of the business to be transacted at the meeting. b) No business other than that set out in the notice convening the meeting shall be transacted at any annual general or special meeting. c) A member desiring to bring any business before a meeting may give notice of that business in writing to the secretary, who shall include that business in the notice calling the next general meeting after the receipt of the notice.

7.11 Proceedings at Meetings a) Any meeting may be adjourned as the members present there-at shall resolve. b) The President of the SOCIETY, or in their absence, the Vice-President, or in their absence, any member then elected for the purpose by the members present, shall take the chair at all meetings. c) All questions and matters brought before Annual and Special General Meetings shall be decided by a two thirds majority of 20% of the Full and Financial Members eligible to vote of the members present [and written and or electronic votes received], each member having one vote, and in the case of an equality of votes, the Chairman of the meeting shall have a second or casting vote, in addition to their vote as a member. d) At all Annual General and Special General Meetings of the SOCIETY ten members shall form a quorum. Every question submitted to a meeting shall be decided in the first instance by a show of hands and the count of written and or electronic votes; and in the case of an equality of votes the Chairman shall, both on a show of hands/written/electronic vote and at a poll, have a casting vote in addition to the vote to which they are entitled as a member. e) Each member shall have one vote. Written and or electronic votes will be accepted but there shall be no voting by proxy. f) Polling:

i. At any meeting, a poll may be demanded by the Chairman, or by a

member or members entitled to vote provided such demand is made

before a member has voted by a show of hands

ii. If a poll be demanded as aforesaid, it shall be taken in such manner and

at such time and place as the Chairman of the meeting may direct, and

either at once or after an interval or adjournment not exceeding one month

and the result of the poll shall be deemed to be a resolution of the meeting

at which the poll was demanded.

iii. The demand for a poll may be withdrawn 7.12 Notices All notices required by the Rules to be given to members shall be deemed to have been duly given if served personally upon a member or if posted to a member addressed to him in a prepaid letter at their last known place of abode as recorded in the books of the SOCIETY. 7.13 Secretary and Registrar a) The Council of Management will appoint a person with responsibilities to be the secretary of the SOCIETY. 2013 Journal of Record | 87

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b) The Council of Management will appoint a person with responsibilities to be the registrar of the SOCIETY. c) The Secretary of the SOCIETY shall keep minutes of the resolutions and proceedings of each general meeting and each COUNCIL meeting in books provided for that purpose together with a record of the names of persons present at COUNCIL meetings. d) The Secretary shall be the corresponding and recording officer of the SOCIETY. They shall be subject to direction through the President of the COUNCIL and shall be responsible for the carrying out of all acts, decisions and transactions determined by the COUNCIL. They shall issue notices of all meetings and shall send a written or printed copy by mail to the postal address of each member entitled to such notice setting forth the matters to be discussed. e) The Registrar shall receive, scrutinise and report to the COUNCIL on all applications for entry of cattle. f) Except as otherwise provided in these Rules, the Secretary shall keep in their custody or under their control all books, documents and securities of the SOCIETY. g) The Registrar shall keep in their custody or under their control the herd register and all documents pertaining to it.

7.14 Treasurer The Council of Management will appoint a person with responsibilities to be the treasurer of the SOCIETY. a) The Treasurer of the SOCIETY will:

i. be responsible for cash, funds and securities belonging to the SOCIETY;

ii. collect and receive all monies due to the SOCIETY and make all payments authorised by the SOCIETY, such payments to be made by cheque;

iii. keep correct accounts and books showing the financial affairs of the

SOCIETY with full details of all receipts and expenditure connected with the

activities of the SOCIETY. b) All cheques, drafts, bills of exchange, promissory notes and other negotiable instruments shall be signed by any two (2) of four (4) members of COUNCIL nominated by the COUNCIL. 7.15 Availability of Records All books, documents and securities of the SOCIETY shall be made available at a reasonable place and time as determined by the COUNCIL for inspection by any financial member of the SOCIETY upon such member giving the secretary reasonable notice of their desire to inspect the same.

7.16 Accounts and Audit a) True accounts shall be kept of all monies received and expended by the SOCIETY, the matters in respect of which such receipts and expenditure take place, and of the assets, credits and liabilities of the SOCIETY, in books of accounts which shall be kept at the registered office of the SOCIETY or at such other place or places as the SOCIETY thinks fit. b) At each annual meeting in every year an auditor shall be appointed by resolution, who shall hold office until the next annual meeting, but shall be eligible for re 88 |

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appointment. The auditor shall audit the accounts of the SOCIETY prior to the Annual General Meeting, and a statement showing the financial position of the SOCIETY and examined and certified by the auditor, shall be sent to each member ten (10) days before the date of the meeting and laid before every annual meeting. c) The financial year of the SOCIETY shall end on 31st December in each year.

7.17 Seal a) The SOCIETY shall have a Common Seal bearing the words “New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Incorporated” which seal shall be fixed to all deeds and documents required to be sealed. b) Such seal, when required to be affixed to any deed or document, shall be fixed thereto by two members of the COUNCIL, in the presence of the Secretary. c) Such seal shall be kept at the registered office of the SOCIETY in the custody of the Secretary.

8 WINDING UP OR CANCELLATION a) The SOCIETY may be wound up if it shall be deemed expedient by a special resolution proposed at an extraordinary general meeting of the SOCIETY called specially for that purpose by notice in accordance with these Rules and provided such resolution is carried by a simple majority of the Full Members of the SOCIETY. b) If upon the winding up or dissolution of this SOCIETY there remains after the satisfaction of all debts and liabilities, any property whatsoever, the same shall not be paid to or distributed among the members of the SOCIETY, but shall be given or transferred to some other charitable institution or charitable institutions having objects similar to the objects of the SOCIETY, to be determined by the members of the SOCIETY, at or before the time of dissolution, or in default thereof, by such Judge of the Supreme Court as may have or acquire jurisdiction in the matter.

9 ALTERATION OF RULES AND STATEMENT OF PURPOSES Subject to the provisions of “the Incorporated Societies Act, 1908”, any Annual Meeting or Special General Meeting may by vote in the ordinary way alter, modify or replace any of these Rules or provide any new rule, provided that notice of motion shall be given to the Secretary in writing at least six weeks before the date of any such meeting and notification thereof posted to all members at least two weeks before such date. No addition to or alteration or recession of the rules shall be approved if it affects the nonprofit aims, personal benefit clause or the winding up clause, unless required by law.

The provisions and effect of this clause shall not be removed from this document and shall be included and implied in any replacement.

10 INDEMNITY The COUNCIL and each and every member thereof respectively shall be fully indemnified by and out of the funds of the SOCIETY against any loss, damage, expense or liability incurred by reason of or in connection with any legal proceedings instituted against them or any of them for any act done, omitted or suffered in relation to the 2013 Journal of Record | 89

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performance or professed performance of their official duties.

The Council of Management and Officers of the Society shall be liable for any loss attributable to their own dishonesty or to the wilful commission by him of an act known by him to be a breach of trust.

11 REGULATIONS AND BY-LAWS All Regulations and By-Laws of the SOCIETY for the time being in force shall be deemed to form part of these Rules.

An Englishman, Irishman and a Scotsman were walking through a field when they met a cow.

‘That’s an English cow,’ said the Englishman.

‘No,’ said the Irishman, ‘that’s definitely an Irish cow.’

You’re both wrong,’ said the Scotsman, ‘it’s a Scottish cow - look, it’s got bagpipes underneath.’

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Tips from a professional livestock photographer Don’t carry a sack of feed or hay with you to take your pictures. What you’ll get for the next hour are cattle with their heads down eating.

Instead, just ease into the pasture and wait until the cattle get used to you.

Move slowly so you don’t spook them.

Take your photos early or late in the day, never in the middle of the day.

It just doesn’t work.

Hazy or cloudy days work better than bright clear days. Keep the sun behind you. Stand where your shadow does not fall into the picture.

Use your flash to help eliminate shadows.

Get another person to help you. The best pictures have the ears forward with the head up looking at a 45° angle. The best way to accomplish this is to have the other person stand in front of the animal and do something to get their attention, wave their arms, whistle or do whatever necessary get the cow to look at him.

Fill as much of the frame as possible with the animal. Have room to back up if necessary. Do not cut off any of the head or feet; get the whole animal in the photo.

Have the cow going uphill. Cattle photograph much better when their front legs are higher than their back legs. Professional photographers even build a mound for the front legs to stand on. Standing on level ground is not good but going downhill is terrible. Cattle generally photograph best if you aim directly at their side, standing neither in front nor behind them. Get them to stand with their back leg that is closest to you back so you can see their udder or testicles. It is best for the camera to be lower than the center of the cow. Get down on the ground if necessary. Never take a picture with the camera higher than the cow. It makes them look small.

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The background of your picture is important!

Make sure you don’t get a shot with your pickup, hayracks, junk piles or other cows in the picture.

Don’t have a fence post or telephone post sticking up out of the back of the animal.

A cow standing in a green pasture with some spring flowers blooming makes a great picture. Try not to have them standing next to a fence. The best way to avoid fences is to string a thin single strand of electric fence wire. If the cattle are used to electric fencing it doesn’t even need to be hot.

As a rule of thumb try to get a dark colored background for light colored cattle and a lighter colored background for dark cattle. It is much harder to get a good picture of a dark cow.

Try to take your pictures in the spring or early summer after they have shed their winter hair and are in good condition. A good time is after a rain has cleaned them up.

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FOOTNOTE:

Address PO Box 4305, Kamo, Whangarei 986 Pipiwai Road, RD 6, Whangarei Waikiekie North Road, RD 8, Whangarei 101 Portland Road, RD8, Whangarei 35 Atkins Road, RD8, Whangarei Taurikura PDC, Whangarei Heads, Whangarei 29 Redhills Rd, Massey, Auckland PO Box 65-175, Mairangi Bay, Auckland 408 Ridge Rd, RD 3, Albany Croftamie, 149 Austin Road, RD 4, Albany 658 Blackbridge Rd. RD 1, Kaukapakapa 37 Dye Access Road, RD 1, Kaukapakapa 60d Rauhori Road, RD 3, Kaukapakapa 170 Gatfield Rd, RD 3, Kaukapakapa 108 Kanohi Road, RD 3, Kaukapakapa 303A Riverhead Road, RD 2, Kumeu PO Box 161, Warkworth Kaipara Farm, Witheford Road, RD 3, Wellsford 61 Perry Road, RD 3, Warkworth 83 Valerie Close, RD 3, Warkworth 122-124 McEntee Road, Waitakere, Auckland 6 Matipo St, Mt Eden, Auckland J Kennedy & J McRae, 78 Selwyn Avenue, Mission Bay, Auckland R Mansfield, PO Box 2674, Shortland Street, Auckland 225 Whitford-Maraetai Road, Whitford, Manakau 13 Montgomery Ave, Pukekohe 1 Burrow Road, Pukekohe, Auckland PO Box 351, Drury PO Box 156, Drury PO Box 227, Clevedon, Auckland 47 Baird Road, RD 1 Pokeno

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name A Scott - Davidson J Boyd M & L Babe T & Ae Brown D Graham & Va Clark P Richards W & A Bradley D Kan & C Taylor K & C Harvey S & K McLeod S McCrory & M Ouwerkerk J & S Wensel J & F Cameron B & G Peden D & J Sheldon D & G Clarke D & R Munro P Hammond & A Calder F & D Edgar L Gowing P & V Schader E Rho Lyn Ng Macken Farms Ltd Awhitu Heights Ltd J & M Kellow D & S Cole K & R Hill N & D Goldstone C Morrison M McLeod & C Atkinson P Pullin

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martin.mcleod@portacom.co.nz phil@vibraslim.co.nz

jenwensel@yahoo.com ClanCameronHighlands@farmside.co.nz bruce_peden@hotmail .com jenny.sheldon@xtra.co.nz georgedebbieclarke@gmail.com donsgroundcare@xtra.co.nz annie.calder@xtra.co.nz frandi1@xtra.co.nz jlgowing@xtra.co.nz schaderidge@xtra.co.nz elricarng@gmail.com juliekennedy@orcon.net.nz ron@ron.co.nz michael.julie@xtra.co.nz daveandsue@xtra.co.nz krhill@xtra.co.nz kiwi_saila@yahoo.co.nz

Email sd.eng@xtra.co.nz Boydys@xtra.co.nz babes5@farmside.co.nz tim.annette@xtra.co.nz david@paradisequarry.com penerich@xtra.co.nz w.d.a.j.bradley@xtra.co.nz highlandcattle@paradise.net.nz kcharvs@gmail.com

Ellerslie Te Mata Hills Kracker Berry

Glen Tannoch Leith

Awhitu Heights

Schader Ridge

Natures Ki Manaia Clan Lamont Armentalis Ridge Killiecrankie Country & Alpine Highlands Beast of Burden Clan Cameron Strathclyde Eadon Claddagh Hairy Coos Oxenrig Frandi Highlands

Fold Name Scotty-D’s Boyd Glenugie

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Address 517 Findlay Road, RD 3, Pokeno 39A Cooper Road, RD 3, Drury 379E Linwood Rd, RD 1, Papakura Parish Line Road, RD 2, Papakura Vinalto Ltd, 424 Creightons Road, RD 2, Clevedon 650 Ponga Rd, RD 4, Papakura 61 Matheson Way, RD 4, Pukekohe 413B Glenbrook-Waiuku Rd, RD 1, Waiuku 212c Glenbrook Beach Road, RD 1, Waiuku 922 Waikite Valley Rd, RD 1, Rotorua 220B Oturoa Road, RD 2, Rotorua 89 Kapukapu Road, RD 6, Rotorua 72 Jackson Road, RD 6, Rotorua PO Box 9497, Greerton, Tauranga PO Box 16 049, Bethlehem Mall, Tauranga 410 McLaren Falls Rd, RD 1, Tauranga Belk Road, RD 1, Tauranga 1021c Omanawa Road, RD 1, Tauranga 593 Esdaile Road, RD 8, Tauranga C/- L & H O’Hara, 540 State Highway 33, RD 9, Te Puke 761 State Highway 2, RD 4, Whakatane 621 Wainui Road, RD 2, Opotiki 916B River Road, Hamilton 896 Tauwhare Road, RD 7, Hamilton 389 Oruanui Road, RD 4, Taupo 910 Paeroa Tahuna Road, RD 3, Te Aroha 84 Old Te Aroha Rd, RD 3, Matamata 211 Horahora Road, RD 1, Tirau 4709 Main Road South, RD 1, Tokoroa 243 Baird Road, RD 1, Tokoroa 397 Arataki Road, RD 1, Mangakino

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name D & O Carter G & J Cederman M & K Barnett G Alexander E Bettio B & M Sims A & A Moseley F Lovatt & C & A de Klerk Al Wilson & G Stimpson M & C Dent J McDonald A, P & J Guyton M & A Urquhart R & F Pretorius D & L McMillan S & T Hitchcock J & P Smyth A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard G & M Harvey Kelvin O’Hara Family Trust D Cruse B & G Fisher D Shirley R & B Shute J & B Tarrant M & M Toogood D & J Humphrey J & J McMurray L & J Felton P & I MacDonald L & J Comins Postcode 2473 2579 2580 2582 2582 2584 2679 2681 2681 3071 3072 3096 3096 3112 3147 3171 3171 3171 3180 3189 3194 3198 3210 3287 3384 3393 3473 3484 3491 3491 3492 blairsims@xtra.co.nz towering_cu@yahoo.com

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tif@xtra.co.nz rosemoor@xtra.co.nz zandwijk@xtra.co.nz gandmharvey@gmail.com

glendas@slingshot.co.nz info@rotoruaelectrical .co.nz eieio2@xtra.co.nz PJGuyton@xtra.co.nz michelle@urquharts.co.nz familyp@xtra.co.nz

Email dca@iconz.co.nz g.cederman@xtra.co.nz m.kbarnett@xtra.co.nz jinni.ardargie@xtra.co.nz

Phone 09 232 7672 09-2947273 09-2927311 09-2928004

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Creighton Strathellon Macca Bute Highlands Border Reach Pakonui Burn

Glen Cannich Tulloch Cuil nan Lochan Tysdale Kaimaiblue Scotts Haven Rosemoor Aartizan South Barvas O’Hara Trust Kruz-z Lochalshe

Fold Name Highland Schottische Sunnybrae Rosewood Ardargie Hirsch Park Sycara Glen Matheson Rustuc Rose Farm Northbrook

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Address 598 Parallel Road, RD 3, Cambridge Loughmore, 429 Te Miro Rd, RD 4, Cambridge 210c Augustus Street South, Thames PO Box 739, Thames PO Box 51, Coromandel 176 Orongo Rd, RD 4, Thames 67 Grange Road, RD 1, Whitianga Corbett House NZ Ltd, 8088 State Highway 26, RD 4, Paeroa 57 Trig Road South, RD 1, Waihi 750 Waitawheta Road, RD 2, Waihi PO Box 20, Te Kauwhata 6010 State Highway 22, RD 1, Ngaruawahia 23 Jacobs Rd, RD 2, Ngaruawahia 39 Pirongia Road, Te Awamutu 440 Otorohanga Rd, RD 3, Te Awamutu 283 Te Tahi Road, RD 6, Te Awamutu 34 Ryan Road, RD 6, Te Awamutu 4 Okoko Road, RD 8, Te Awamutu 175 Te Rauamoa Rd, RD 8, Te Awamutu 23 Tari Road, RD 1, Pukeatua 1070 Rangitoto Road, RD 2, Te Kuiti 36 Oio Road, RD 1, Owhango 314 Kawautahi Road, RD 1, Owhango 8 Lane Rd, Havelock North 1434 Korokipo Rd, RD 3, Napier 1778 Pakowhai Road, RD 3, Napier PO Box 56, Waipawa 69 Evan Road, RD 2, Otane 155 Rochfort Road, RD 14, Havelock North 11 Mangakuri Rd, RD 14, Havelock North 79 Oranga Street, Wallath Heights, New Plymouth

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name T Clarke T & M Horan L Devcich K Russell B MacLeod M & J Kelly J Burrett & B Dickie M & M Cooper E & N Clark A & W Merrick M & L Boldero R & P Thompson K & R James E & B Sterling I Bocock A & A Clark A O’Halloran & E Barlow B & B Carr B & J Martin J Olsen N & H Lynch C Plowman J & R Brown S & D Carran D & W Gray R Magon C Waldrom N & M Terry Hau Ora Farm Ltd H & L McPhail S Aspinall Postcode 3495 3496 3500 3540 3543 3574 3591 3674 3681 3682 3741 3793 3794 3800 3873 3876 3876 3878 3878 3880 3982 3989 3990 4130 4183 4183 4240 4277 4295 4295 4310

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ian.bocock@hotmail.com a.j.clark@kinect.co.nz barlow@no8wireless.co.nz rbcarr@actrix.co.nz braecroft.fold.nz@gmail.com stornaway23@hotmail.com tui_eden@xtra.co.nz browntop@xtra.co.nz raynjanbrown@yahoo.co.nz dscarran@xtra.co.nz david.gray@permapine.co.nz falcon_crest@xtra.co.nz ia_pdwaldrom@hotmail.com nmehome@yahoo.com

merricks@clear.net.nz tkabs@xtra.co.nz thistlefold@xtra.co.nz roselie.s@farmside.co.nz

Email darrell.bowler@xtra.co.nz m.horan@xtra.co.nz lorenza@xtra.co.nz hydraulinkthames@xtra.co.nz bryan.macleod@gmail.com Kelfam@xtra.co.nz dickienz@xtra.co.nz corbetthousenz@gmail.com

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Falcon Crest Rock Hill Glen Tui Hau Ora Fadhail Huntroyd

Glenburn Leanag Samach Crystal Ray Thistle Boonie Doon Bannockburn Airlie Ben Lomond Burness Skyemore Braecroft Stornoway Tui Eden Browntop Killwillie

MacLeod Sorn Lea Hahei Highlands

Fold Name Kentrie Loughmore

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Address 46 Victoria Rd, New Plymouth 317 Mangorei Rd, Merrilands, New Plymouth PO Box 7015, Fitzroy 10 Old Devon Rd, RD 3, New Plymouth 341 Upper Pitone Rd, RD 4, New Plymouth 245 Dover Road, RD 4, New Plymouth 607 Mataro Rd , RD 45, Urenui 356 Kaimata Road North, RD 8, Inglewood 4 Erin Street, RD 24, Stratford 164 Stoney Creek Road, RD 10, Palmerston North 117A Akes Rd RD 2, Palmerston North 221 Kaimatarau Road, RD 3, Palmerston North 578A Milson Line, RD 8, Palmerston North Merivale, 135 Mosston Road, Wanganui 46 Cameron Road West, RD 4, Wanganui Te-Mere, RD 8, Wanganui Tullochgorum, State Highway 3, RD 11, Wanganui 60 Matarawa Valley Road, RD 12, Wanganui 112 Little Tempsky Road, RD 15, Hawera 60 Port St West, Feilding 1233 Makino Road, RD 7, Feilding 2072 Makino Road, RD 9, Feilding Pukenaua Rd, RD 6, Taihape Blairgowrie Road, RD 7, Dannevirke 190 Harris Road, RD1, Woodville 332 Mangaone South Road, RD 1, Waikanae 131 Te Horo Beach Road, RD 1, Otaki 95 Parenga Rd RD 2, Otaki 94 Parenga Rd Te Horo, RD 2, Otaki 83 Venice St, Martinborough PO Box 81, Martinborough

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name S & I Blanchard P Cole E & P Wynd W & G Gadsby C & C Frey-Schiele J Neilson W & G Churchill G & T Simons G Podjursky & S Wells A & N Aitcheson A Rix & R Quarrie Alt Energy Farm B Powell L K Pointon J Cusack P Carver E & R Grant G & C Beaven A & P Meuli K Leslie B Driffill S & D Maclean A & P Peters C & K Burlace A & J Cave H & B Naylor J Walker R Colbourne N Weldon D Lee S & D McGrigor Postcode 4310 4312 4341 4373 4374 4374 4375 4388 4394 4470 4472 4473 4478 4501 4574 4578 4581 4582 4675 4702 4777 4779 4796 4977 4997 5391 5581 5582 5582 5711 5741 06 356 5145 06 328 8778 06-3880929 06 3741843 06 376 5992 04-2933234 06 364 3081 06-3646082 06 3642447 06 3066046 06 3068488

Phone 06 7575054 027 3365033 06 7552048 06 7550019 06-7524925 06-7524462 06 7523337 06-7567624 06-7650408 06-3549657 06 3258484 06 324 8586 06 3594788 06 344 8024 06 3458718 06-3429883 06-3273861 06-3424800 06 2726828

rcolbourne@doc.govt.nz nandcweldon@xtra.co.nz rowzee.lee@gmail.com info@kintore.co.nz

No computor andrew@contractfencing.co.nz hills_view@paradise.net.nz

loris@thepointons.co.nz jmcusack@xtra.co.nz jandpcarver@farmside.co.nz tullochgorum@xtra.co.nz beaven5@e3.net.nz pamueli@xtra.co.nz kyloehairycows@hotmail.com mangapip@inspire.net.nz maclean@xtra.co.nz

anne.a@clear.net.nz xrap@xtra.co.nz dekmatt@ihug.co.nz

overbraecroft@xtra.co.nz blueberryfry@gmail.com juliewheels@hotmail.com No computor stoneyoaks7@hotmail.com

Email braco@xtra.co.nz prcole@clear.net.nz

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www.kellean.co.nz

Website

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Montagnac Kintore

Tokoeka

L’Abri Te-Mere Tullochgorum Ashgrove Lochinvar Kyloe Glen Lyon Kellean Balquhidder Blalrgowrie Farmlet Rathlyn Tayvallich

Fold Name Braco Puketotara Braenook Berwick Fourglen Julzanda Te Pirere Stoneyoaks Mokau Highlands Rascanneil Long Akers Findlay

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Address Sumwot Shaggi Fold, 617 Norfolk Road, RD 1, Carterton 278 Mangamahoe Central Road, RD 2, Masterton 801 Longbush Road, RD 4, Masterton 51 Takarau Gorge Rd, Ohariu Valley, Wellington 918 Ohariu Valley Road, Johnsonville, Wellington PO Box 1187, Wellington PO Box 17 058, Karori, Wellington PO Box 15410, Miramar, Wellington Maranui, CMB 9 Maitai, Maitai, Nelson PO Box 83, Brightwater, Nelson 152 Teal Valley Rd, RD 1, Nelson 54 Upper Stanley Brook Road, RD 2, Wakefield PO Box 415, Motueka AH and JM Mill, P O Box 2, Upper Moutere, Nelson PO Box 6011, Riwaka 244 George Harvey Road, RD 1, Upper Moutere 33 Tasman View Rd, RD 1, Nelson 204 Ching Road, RD 2, Upper Moutere East Takaka Road, RD 1, Takaka Bulford Road, RD 2, Rai Valley 175 Dehra Doon Rd, RD 3, Motueka P O Box 131, Ward Benhopai, RD 6, Blenheim PO Box 534, Rangiora 170 Summerhill Road, RD 1, Rangiora Dixons Road, RD 2, Rangiora 272 Barkers Road, RD 2, Rangiora 180 Garry River Road, RD 3, Rangiora 1975 North Eyre Rd, West Eyreton, RD 5, Rangiora 237 Wards Rd, RD 5, Rangiora Middlebank, RD 1, Amberley

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name J & B Coley R Thorpe A de Liefde J Baker & L Jenkin I Mitchell & E Livingston M Sherwood King J & J Fenaughty P Simpson G A Dawson S MacKenzie R E de Jongh M & J Friend P & L McIntosh Milltyme Trust V & H Strub Balnagown Estate Ltd D & V Pattinson B & S Faulkner A & L Bradley F & B Leov D & S Stebbings J Elliott A & D Shanks K & C Kohle B & E McLellan J Bruerton J & J Kay GD & JA Wilson C Smith & C Hazelwood Steans Family Trust D & M Banks Postcode 5791 5882 5884 6037 6037 6140 6147 6243 7010 7051 7071 7096 7143 7144 7160 7173 7173 7175 7183 7192 7198 7248 7276 7440 7471 7472 7472 7473 7475 7475 7481

Phone 06-3775983 06 3725778 06 3727896 04 4781034 04-4774484 04 5660091 04 476 6951 06 3727896 03 5468260 03 5424419 03 5450118 03-5224365 03 5268755 03 5432704 03 5288428 03-5432006 03 5469433 03 526 7019 03-5257577 03-5716149 0274 583 683 03 575 6777 03 5724873 0273 310310 03-3125801 03-3138863 03 312 8322 03 310 3003 03 3125259 0274335453 03-3147300 mojos@xtra.co.nz benhopai@ruralinzone.net karl.kohle@scorch.co.nz achnaba@live.com judybruerton@xtra.co.nz johnkay@scorch.co.nz redgorton@farmside.co.nz cherie-chris@clear.net.nz barry.steans@arcs.co.nz dj.ma.middlebank@xtra.co.nz

info@retiroparklodge.co.nz friendly@xtra.co.nz paul.leanne@xtra.co.nz milltyme@gmail.com hans@thewoodworker.co.nz daveross@clear.net.nz vicky.pattinson@btinternet.Com fau1kner@xtra.co.nz moo.cows@xtra.co.nz leovraivalley@xtra.co.nz

mia_s.k@hotmail.com jmfenaughty@clear.net.nz strathnairn@gmail.com haggis@farmside.co.nz

Email bilda@wise.net.nz selsorahc@hotmail.com alex.deliefde@gmail.com bakin@xtra.co.nz

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www.strathnairn.co.nz

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Bannockcreag Middlebank Downs

Bakin Farm Ngaruru Roseberry Fenaughty Kyloes Strathnairn Maranui Wairoa Highlands Retiro Park Broom Styx Herring Stream Highland Hannon Mary North West Balnagown Animal Farm Harakeke Waitotara Kintail Dunnee Doon Redheugh Benhopai Loburn Heights Ile Fold Munro The Mac Redgorton

Fold Name Sumwot Shaggi Selsorahc

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Address 77 Denby Road, RD 1, Oxford Aylesbury Park, 92 Station Road, RD 1, Christchurch 1106 Sandy Knolls Rd, RD 1, Christchurch 484 Weedons Ross Road, RD 5, Christchurch 524 Springston Rolleston Road, RD 8, Christchurch 84 Millbrook Lane, RD 2, Kaiapoi 418 Mandeville Rd, RD 2, Kaiapoi 23 Velino Place, RD 2, Kaiapoi 232 Whites Road, RD 2, Kaiapoi Edendale Station, 1573 Ashburton Gorge Road, RD 1, Ashburton 145 Somerton Road, RD 2, Ashburton 405 upper Downs Rd, RD 8, Ashburton 391 Sharlands Rd, RD 13, Rakaia PO Box 27, Karamea 59 Matai Rd, RD 1, Dobson, West Coast 83 Cawthron Road, RD 1, Westport 33 Guise Street, Te Muka P O Box 362, Timaru PO Box 4075, Highfield, Timaru PO Box 4080, Highfield, Timaru 255 Fairview Rd, RD 2, Timaru 1127 Beaconsfield Road, RD 2, Timaru 519 Seadown Road, RD 3, Timaru 412 Gleniti Road, RD 4, Timaru 246 Landsborough Road, RD 4, Timaru Abberley Heights, Kowhatu Road, RD 7, Waimate 284 Broad Gully Road, RD 9, Waimate 352 Sterndale Valley Road, RD 12, Pleasant Point Morris Road, RD 17, Fairlie 204 Bennett Rd, RD 22, Geraldine Coach Road, RD 22, Geraldine

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name N & L Hodgson K Bethell J & K Taylor R & B Pridmore J & M Forrest J & S Howard J & G Campbell D & B Jose J & H O’Mahoney D & L Whyte and Family Wi & C Christie Wakare Ltd L Clearwater K Currie S Swensson & N Hobart G Gregory C & J Wood G Allinson A & A Anderson A Wilson-Jones B & S Burleigh D & L George B & S Trounce I Gould & A Denton H & J Moorhead H & B Prescott-Ballagh A & H Cameron S & G Peck A & J Thomson D & P Leslie G Taylor Postcode 7495 7671 7671 7675 7678 7691 7692 7692 7692 7771 7772 7778 7783 7864 7872 7891 7920 7940 7942 7942 7972 7972 7973 7974 7974 7977 7979 7982 7987 7992 7992 03-6159036 0274933034 03-6860702 03-6861328 03-6883850 03 6864975 03 688 2322 03-6861807 03 687 7122 03-6891340 03-6894753 03 614 8006 03-6854865 03-6937499 03-6939034

Phone 03-3123577 03 318 1929 03-3181232 03-3474451 03-3474378 03 3270440 03-3120625 03 312 0152 03 312 0519 03-3039842 03-3022656 03-3039173 0275562713 03 782 6848 03 732 3189

graliedwpk@hotmail.com

sharonkaypeck@hotmail.com

can.train@xtra.co.nz a_anderson@xtra.co.nz karmec1@xtra.co.nz b.s_burleigh@xtra.co.nz dmgeorge.nz@gmail.com duff.creek@xtra.co.nz igould@actrix.co.nz hamish@martinwakefield.co.nz abberley@xtra.co.nz

dwhyte@farmside.co.nz wcchristie@ruralinzone.net salvesen@farmside.co.nz rlclearwater@xtra.co.nz p.f.currie@kinect.co.nz nicksabs@ihug.co.nz whiteclifffarms@xtra.co.nz

Email nehod@actrix.co.nz chigwell@ihug.co.nz karl.working@clear.net.nz pridmore@vodafone.co.nz jrajforrest@xtra.co.nz wevegonebatty@slingshot.co.nz traken@xtra.co.nz djose@xtra.co.nz

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www.abberley.co.nz

Website

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Clover Creek Kawatiri Flaxburn Claremont Stenness Highlanz Abby Green Carn Fhionn Phar Cup Farm McAnnalou Landsborough Downs Abberley Glen Rowan Glenhays Shenlarich Gralie Kirkhill

Breckenridge Pridmore Alecca Millbrook Traken Ballachulish Araglin Glenange Skeoch Pentland Ghille Mhaoil

Fold Name Beannachadh

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Address 133 Turners Road, Styx, Christchurch P O Box 16033, Hornby, Christchurch 23 Mayfield Avenue, Wakari, Dunedin Mann Road, RD 1, Outram 59 Camp Road, RD 2, Dunedin 276 Otokia Kuri Bush Road East, RD 1, Brighton Otokia Kuru Bush Road East, RD 1, Brighton 48 Hall Rd, RD 2, Milton 16 McNulty Rd , Cromwell 19 Cornish Place, Cromwell 173 Camphill Road, RD 2, Wanaka 22 Brinkburn Street, Oamaru 11 Arthur Street, Oamaru 56 Stuart St, Holmes Hill, Oamaru 666 Palmerston-Dunback Road, RD 3, Palmerston RD 19D, Totara, Oamaru 21 Hedges Road, RD 1K, Oamaru 563 Wairuna Settlement Rd, RD 2, Clinton Barcaldine, Owaka Valley Rd, RD 2, Owaka 47 MacAndrew Street, Otautau 2262 Otautau-Tuatapere Road, RD 1, Tuatapere 767 Wyndham Rd, RD 4, Gore 251 Wilsons Crossing Rd, Tussock Creek, RD 1, Winton 109 Cowie Road South, RD 2, Winton 193 Woodlands Cemetery Road, RD 1, Invercargill 486 Tokanui Gorge Road Highway, RD 5, Invercargill 1215 Niagara Tokanui Road, RD 1, Tokanui 317 Mimihau School Road, RD 2, Wyndham PO Box 922, Glebe, NSW 2037, Australia 960 Wildwood Road, Sunbury, Victoria 3429, Australia Erinmist, White Flag Road, Bowning, NSW 2582, Australia Unit 23 1-7 Gregory St, North Ward, Townsville, QLD 4810, Australia

This list reflects those members whose membership fees were paid as of 30 June 2013.

Name I & A Walker A & J Cowdell M & C Hely I Jean & L Tregonning L & G Samuels M & E McLellan G & C Watts R Hutton C & K Murray M & M Wilson G & J Reid P Rae N Harrex & P Eatherley N & R Rayne R Stocks T & D Lee L Anderson & D Liddicoat D Sanders L McDougall J Brown & J McGillen R & F Brown S Muir K & S Devery Neustroski Family Trust Inchbrook Farm Partnership L & L Smith A & C Crosswell R & J Bulling J Cummings G & K Hastie C & K Shepherd C & D McOmish Postcode 8083 8441 9010 9073 9077 9091 9091 9220 9310 9310 9382 9400 9401 9401 9483 9492 9494 9584 9586 9610 9691 9774 9781 9782 9871 9875 9884 9892 Phone 03-3239180 03 318 1908 03 4766258 03-4861557 03-4761383 03-4811777 03-4811775 03 4174031 03 44450703 03 4454312 03-4434636 03-4342554 03 434 7717 03 4348587 03 465 0755 03-4346149 03-4372992 03 4157770 03 415 8275 03 2258014 03 2255479 03-2038980 03 2217330 03-2361103 03 231 3334 03-2395511 03 2468849 03-2064530 0061418 230750 03-97409010 0061-262272835 jenni_mcgillen@farmside.co.nz roydenbrown@woosh.co.nz rowalan@woosh.co.nz k.sdevery@woosh.co.nz neustroski@woosh.co.nz keen2farm@xtra.co.nz lsmith@jameshargest.school.nz l-bundy@wnation.net.nz rjbulling@hotmail.com kalindaroad@bigpond.com hasties@bairnsley.com kyloes@ennerdalehighlands.com cameron.mcomish@gmail.com

Email ianwalker@xtra.co.nz info@canterburybulk.co.nz chely@clear.net.nz tregon-wee.ben@xtra.co.nz katischa@xtra.co.nz eleanorm@taieri.co.nz pottidoon@actrix.co.nz hutton@farmside.co.nz newyorkyankees@xtra.co.nz matandmarsha@xtra.co.nz greid@ihug.co.nz p.rae@xtra.co.nz nharrex@xtra.co.nz nrrayne@xtra.co.nz rjanj@yahoo.co.nz divert@es.co.nz langside.nz@gmail.com cornish@xnet.co.nz

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Ennerdale Little River

Fold Name Madison Alejoy Strathaven Bendemere Springhill Auchinairn Pottidoon Mac Rose Mount Pisa Strabane Loanhead Cragniue Rocklands Rayne Croft Thistle Do Torphine Langside Tre-Pol-Pen Barcaldine Strathburn Thistle Lea Glenshee Fenham Strathvale Inchbrook Fantail Rise Kinellan Glenkye Kalinda Road Highland Cattle

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Sorted by: Membership Type

Name John Cummings Nigel & Diane Goldstone Don Shirley David & Wendy Gray Kevin & Christine Harvey Elrica Rho Lyn Ng Warren & Alison Bradley Hannah Walton Phillip Askin Craig & Karen Murray Greg & Suzanne Down Uwe Gramann Karla Brasier Hugh & Louise McPhail Andrew and Penny Meuli Colin & Joy Gover Darren Lee David & Vicky Pattinson Robbert E de Jongh Keith & Rosie James Vicki Jensen & Daniel Mattsen Steans Family Trust John Donald Stuart & Tania Hitchcock McKay Family Trust Frank Lovatt & Carl & Angela de Klerk John Baker & Lindsay Jenkin 27

Address Australia Drury Hamilton Napier Albany Auckland Auckland Auckland Christchurch Cromwell Darfield Darfield Dunedin Havelock North Hawera Helensville Martinborough Nelson Nelson Ngaruawahia Otautau Rangiora Takapuna Tauranga Waipukurau Waiuku Wellington

Membership Type Associate Associate Associate Associate Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full Full

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | New Members 01-01-12 to 30-06-13

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Sorted by: Fold Name

Herd Name Animal Farm Bakin Farm Bannockcreag Boonie Doon Braecroft Bruadair Corelli Creighton Fadhail Hi-land Hights Honnington Igrane Leanag Samach Lochinvar Mount Pisa Paeroa View Pentland Pitlochry Lea Retiro Park Ridge Rustic Rose Farm Scotts Haven Shaggy McD and McV Tautie Nowt 24

Number 803 809 822 812 798 802 806 815 811 814 807 804 805 820 821 810 797 818 819 816 817 823 808 813 Total Herds Registered

Code PAT BAK STE JAM MAR MCK DOW TOO MCP BRA ASK DEV MER MEU MUR DEN WAK SHU DEJ HAR LOV HIT JEN GOV

Name David & Vicky Pattinson John Baker & Lindsay Jenkin Steans Family Trust Keith & Rosie James Brett & Jenny Martin McKay Family Trust Greg & Suzanne Down M and M Toogood Hugh & Louise McPhail Karla Brasier Phillip Askin Lorenza Devcich Aaron and Wendy Merrick Andrew and Penny Meuli Craig & Karen Murray Michael & Catherine Dent Wakare Ltd Ruth and Bruce Shute Robbert E de Jongh Kevin & Christine Harvey Frank Lovatt & Carl & Angela de Klerk Stuart & Tania Hitchcock Vicki Jensen & Daniel Mattsen Colin & Joy Gover

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Fold Registrations 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 Area Nelson Wellington Rangiora Ngaruawahia Te Awamutu Waipukurau Darfield Te Aroha Havelock North Dunedin Christchurch Thames Waihi Hawera Cromwell Rotorua Ashburton Hamilton Nelson Albany Waiuku Tauranga Otautau Helensville

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F

F

F

M M F F M M

F F F

F F M

F F

2269317/48

MDY1

4018791/4

TMX31 TMX29 TMY37 TMY39 TMY36 TMY38

LQY1 LQZ22 LQZ23

4019418/74 4019418/76 ATZ301

NLY4 NLY1

Sex ID

P2

F

P3

P4 PX F P4 PX PX

P3 P3 P3

P4 F F

F F

R

R

R

Bl R R Bl D D

R R R

Y Y Y

D D

NM

NM

NM

NM NM NM NM NM NM

NM NM NM

NM NM NM

NM NM

Gd Colour AI/

Fergusson of Rascanneil

Bentley of Middlebank

Braco Typhoon

Caesar of Pottidoon Caesar of Pottidoon Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich Caesar of Pottidoon Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich

Angus of Munro Angus of Munro Angus of Munro

F

F

F

PX PX F F PX F

F F F

F F F

F F

Fergusson of Rascanneil Fergusson of Rascanneil Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro

Gr

Sire Dam

Erica of Leith Petra of Te Mata Hills Braco Chardonnay Erica of Leith Sorrento Storm of Te Hills Petra of Te Mata Hills

P2

P3 P4 F P3 P4 P4

P2 P2 P2

P3 F F

F F

Gr

NZ 5901 Kirsty of Ashgrove

P1

NZ 7432 Shonagh of Middlebank Downs F

NZ 5867 Highlander Anna

NZ 5960 NZ 5960 NZ 3581 NZ 3581 NZ 5960 NZ 3581

NZ 7370 Ailsa of Kirkhill NZ 7370 Maisie of Gralie NZ 7370 Ailsa of Kirkhill

NZ 6912 Katie of Stenness NZ 6912 Chleanna of Braesteen NZ 6912 Chleanna of Braesteen

NZ 5901 Monika of Brugglen NZ 5901 Rebecka of Brugglen

SHB

NZ 5483

NZ 5577

NZ 5667

NZ 4556 NZ 6100 NZ 3597 NZ 4556 NZ 6546 NZ 6100

NZ 5502 NZ 5384 NZ 5502

NZ 4133 NZ 6404 NZ 6404

NZ 5428 NZ 5207

DHB

G & C Beaven

D & M Banks

J Baker & L Jenkin

K & R James M McLeod & C Atkinson B & J Martin M McLeod & C Atkinson M McLeod & C Atkinson M McLeod & C Atkinson

L Anderson & D Liddicoat T & D Lee L Anderson & D Liddicoat

D & P Leslie D & P Leslie A & A Anderson

A & N Aitcheson A & N Aitcheson

Last/Present Owner

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

7-Jan-13

Graham & Catherine Beaven 1 NZ 8063 Grace of Ashgrove

FOOTNOTE:

28-Sep-11

8-Sep-10 22-Aug-10 12-Sep-11 15-Oct-11 5-Aug-11 21-Sep-11

M McLeod & C Atkinson Zircon of Te Mata Hills Woodstock of Te Mata Hills Chablis of Te Mata Hills Beryl of Te Mata Hills Titanium of Te Mata Hills Sard of Te Mata Hills

6 NZ 7779 NZ 7780 NZ 7827 NZ 7828 NZ 8041 NZ 8042

David & Margaret Banks 1 NZ 7854 Sophie of Middlebank Downs

7-Sep-11 6-Aug-12 14-Sep-12

L Anderson & D Liddicoat Rosie Lou of Langside Isobella of Langside Ellen Agnes of Langside

3 NZ 7835 NZ 8022 NZ 8023

4-Dec-11

15-Sep-11 30-Sep-11 24-Sep-12

A & A Anderson Joan of Stenness Ngairene of Stenness Angus of Stenness (Interim Reg.)

3 NZ 7881 NZ 7882 NZ 8070

John Baker & Lindsay Jenkin 1 NZ 7972 Annabel of Bakin Farm

28-Oct-11 2-Oct-11

D.o.B

AnimalName A & N Aitcheson Edradour of Rascanneil Glenmorangie of Rascanneil

Herdbk 2 NZ 7988 NZ 7989

Sorted by: Breeder

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Cattle Registered by Breeder 01-01-12 to 30-06-13

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F F F F F F

FOOTNOTE:

P3

F F F F F F F F F F

F

P3 P2 P4 P2 P3 P3

3143787/68 P3 3143787/69 P4

AGZ1

ZSY7 ZSY8 ZSY9 ZSY10 ZSZ3 ZSY5 ZSY6 ZSZ1 ZSZ2 ZSZ4

NNV12

IBX1 IBX2 IBY1 IBY2 IBY3 IBY4

F

Gd

Bl R

Bl

Bl D Y Bl Bl Bl Y Y R Y

Br

D Y R Bl R D

D Braco White Lightning Braco White Lightning Braco Uranium Braco Uranium Braco Uranium Braco Uranium

Flash Gordon of Mac-Ladanae

Sire

Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Orison of Culfoich Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Huntley of Trelissick Huntley of Trelissick Braco Saxon

NM Black Bo of Mokau NM Black Bo of Mokau

NM Oor Wullie of Kirkhill

AI AI NM NM AI AI NM NM NM NM

NM Braco Golden Kiwi

AI NM NM NM NM NM

AI

Colour AI/

F F

F

F F F F F F F F F F

F

F F F F F F

F

NZ 7171 NZ 7171

NZ 7559

UKGRA010077 UKGRA010077 NZ 7463 NZ 7463 UKJMC020220 UKGRA010077 NZ 7463 NZ 7421 NZ 7421 NZ 5567

NZ 2769

NZ 2354 NZ 2354 NZ 6370 NZ 6370 NZ 6370 NZ 6370

A 5784

Gr SHB

Stella of Ardargie Emmie of Ardargie

Hazel of Abby Green

Aoirig 8th of Bendemere Isla Buidhe of Thistle Lea Isla Ruadh of Strathburn Isla Dubh of Strathburn Aoirig 8th of Bendemere Braco Loretta Isla 7th of Trelissick Isla 7th of Trelissick Isla Ruadh of Strathburn Thistle Lea Isla Ruadh of Strathburn

Braco Lady Tina

Melrose of Hinterland Lucie of Hinterland Beauty of Airlie Poppy of Airlie Jessica of Airlie Bella Beauty of Dunvegan

Braco Dusky Dawn

Dam

P2 P3

P2

F F F F F F F F F F

F

P2 P1 P3 P1 P2 P2

F

Gr

Last/Present Owner

I Bocock I Bocock B & J Martin B & J Martin I Bocock I Bocock

J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen A and C Crosswell J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen

Z 6525 J Burrett and B Dickie NZ 6530 J Burrett and B Dickie

NZ 6974 B & S Burleigh

NZ 5345 NZ 5718 NZ 6249 NZ 6248 NZ 5345 NZ 3594 NZ 4237 NZ 4237 NZ 5120 NZ 6249

NZ 1426 L Devcich

NZ 4961 NZ 5513 NZ 6388 NZ 6389 NZ 5885 NZ 4776

NZ 5538 C Waldrom

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

26-Nov-11 F 30-Nov-11 F

F F F F M M M F F F

2 J Burrett & B Dickie NZ 7965 Sally of Hahei Highlands NZ 7966 Eva of Hahei Highlands

30-Sep-11 4-Oct-11 9-Oct-11 6-Nov-11 1-Oct-12 25-Sep-11 25-Sep-11 19-Sep-12 28-Sep-12 14-Oct-12

28-Sep-12 F

J Brown & J McGillen Aoirig Dubh of Strathburn Ialach Odhar of Strathburn Ialuinn Buidhe of Strathburn Isla dubh 2nd of Strathburn Am Curaidh Dubh of Strathburn (Int. Reg.) Loachan Dubh of Strathburn Lasgair Buidhe of Strathburn Isla Buidhe 2nd of Strathburn Isla Ruadh 3rd of Strathburn Ialuinn Buidhe 2nd of Strathburn

18-Mar-08 M

1 B & S Burleigh NZ 8100 Harriett of Abby Green

10 NZ 7790 NZ 7791 NZ 7792 NZ 7793 NZ 8038 NZ 8039 NZ 8040 NZ 8122 NZ 8123 NZ 8124

C Brookes 1 NZ 7856 Callum of Dun Breattan

24-Jul-10 26-Jul-10 26-Jun-11 28-Jun-11 30-Aug-11 7-Jan-12

I Bocock Rosemary of Airlie Lulu of Airlie Bella of Airlie Paige of Airlie Alison of Airlie Belle of Airlie

6 NZ 7820 NZ 7821 NZ 7822 NZ 7823 NZ 7824 NZ 7825

NRW15

Sex ID

15-Sep-09 M

D.o.B

Herdbk AnimalName S & I Blanchard 1 NZ 7867 Braco Flash Willy

Sorted by: Breeder

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B and B Carr Bonnie Maree of Skyemore Nessie of Skyemore Heidi of Skyemore Rhianna of Skyemore

4 NZ 7920 NZ 7921 NZ 7922 NZ 7923

FOOTNOTE:

F F

F F F F

F F F

F F F F F

4052171/2 4052171/1

RRY11/19 RRY11/20 RRY11/21 RRY12/22

LJX01 LJX04 LJX05

16408124 197676505 QCX71 QCX67 197676548 206

RNZ1

P3 P2

A P1 A B

F P1 P2

P3 P2 P3 P3 P2

P1

F

D R

R Bl W R

Y Br Bl

Y R Bl R Bl

R

R

NM NM

NM NM NM NM

NM NM NM

NM NM NM NM NM

AI

NM

Gd Colour AI/

Yetti of Ardargie Caesar of Pottidoon

Fergus of Braeburn Fergus of Braeburn Fergus of Braeburn Fergus of Braeburn

Ice Geal of Strathburn Kilwillie of Middlebank Downs Kilwillie of Middlebank Downs

Braco Ranger Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich Rory of Hinterland Rory of Hinterland Rory of Hinterland

Lauriston Angelo

Ailbeart of Munro

Sire

P4 PX

F F F F

F F F

F F P4 P4 P4

F

F

Gr

NZ 6476 NZ 5960

NZ 4641 NZ 4641 NZ 4641 NZ 4641

NZ 7354 NZ 6375 NZ 6375

NZ 4838 NZ 3581 NZ 4964 NZ 4964 NZ 4964

C 9579

NZ 7371

SHB

Brya of Ardargie Ellit of Ardargie

Briar of Saddle Creek Bonnie Cola of Hilloc Fiona of Saddle Creek Coppa of Saddle Creek

Abby of Traken Tegan of Traken Costa of Traken

Skye of Sunnybrae Melanie of Sunnybrae Toril of Glenelg Annie of Braeburn Brodie of Sunnybrae

Hope of Abberley

Beatrice of Munro

Dam

P2 P1

B A B C

F A P1

P2 P1 P2 P2 P1

A

F

Gr

NZ 5580 NZ 6526

NZ 3611 NZ 6857 NZ 4369 NZ 3068

NZ 6887 NZ 3369 NZ 5847

NZ 4884 NZ 6455 NZ 3705 NZ 3218 NZ 5928

NZ 4713

NNZ 5711

DHB

D & O Carter D & O Carter

B & B Carr B & B Carr B & B Carr B & B Carr

J & D Plimmer J & G Campbell J & G Campbell

J & F Cameron J & F Cameron D & G Clarke D & G Clarke J & F Cameron

A & H Cameron

C Cairns

Last/Present Owner

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

15-Jul-10 13-Oct-11

5-Oct-11 9-Mar-11 3-Mar-11

J & G Campbell Isadora of Traken Tatum of Traken Channell of Traken

3 NZ 7776 NZ 7818 NZ 7819

D and O Carter 2 NZ 7872 Highland Schottische Poussette NZ 7873 Highland Schotttische Petronella

10-Oct-10 23-Oct-11 3-Nov-10 27-Nov-10 27-Aug-11

J & F Cameron Scarba of Clan Cameron Eilean Mor of Clan Cameron Tiree of Clan Cameron Aileen of Clan Cameron Seil of Clan Cameron

5 NZ 7971 NZ 7976 NZ 7990 NZ 7991 NZ 7998

19-Jun-12

A & H Cameron 1 NZ 8082 Heather of Glen Rowan F

F

5-Oct-11 2692843/7

Sex ID

D.o.B

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk AnimalName C Cairns 1 NZ 7896 Mairead of Gleniti

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26-Jan-12

J & B Coley 2 NZ 7826 Clover of Sumwot Shaggi NZ 7883 Milady of Sumwot Shaggi

L Colsell & A Familton 1 NZ 7999 Ruby of Rolleston Downs F

F F

F F F F

F F F

F

F F F

F F F F

P3 P4

P4 PX P4 P3

F F F

P4

F F F

P4 P3 PX P4

Gd

4055768/12/2 P2

SSY25 SSY26

2081120/2 2081120/12 2081120/16 2081120/17

YAZ2 YAZ3 YAZ4

CRY1

OFP1 OFZ3 OFZ4

TEZ1 TEY4 TEY5 TEY6

Sex ID

R

R R

W W W W

Y W R

R

D D D

R R Bl R

Wee George of Gralie Sir Ferguson Reeves of Te-Mere Lord Jake of Te-Mere Sir Ferguson Reeves of Te-Mere

Sire

Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan Braco White Lightning Braco White Lightning Braco White Lightning

Angus 8th of Dunvegan Angus 8th of Dunvegan Lord Montagu of Old Greenlaw

NM Belgarrion of Glomach

NM Neamh of Tayvallich NM Neamh of Tayvallich

NM NM NM NM

AI AI AI

NM Borderreach Ardubh

NM Niallan of Selsorahc NM Niallan of Selsorahc NM Niallan of Selsorahc

NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/

F

F F

P3 F F F

F F F

F

F F F

F P4 P4 P4

Nicholagh May of Gracewood

Glencairn Trudi Glencairn Mandy Searlaid of Selsorahc

Harriet of Te-Mere Laura of Stoney Oaks Ella Jane of Te-Mere Harriet of Te-Mere

Dam

NZ 4766

NZ 5161 NZ 5161

NZ 5853 NZ 2354 nz 2354 NZ 2354

Maggie of Gylemuir

Bannockburn Debra Molly of Sumwot Shaggi

Leeah Dawn of Gathbodhan (Imp. Aus) Leeah Dawn of Gathbodhan (Imp. Aus) Lilly of Tokoeka Peg 5th of Durness

UK MDC040063 Glenburn Strathanne UK MDC040063 Glenburn Skye UK DHO950002 Glenburn Ban Righ

NZ 5625

NZ 7202 NZ 7202 NZ 7202

NZ 7558 NZ 5747 NZ 7078 NZ 5747

Gr SHB

P1

P2 P3

P4 P4 P3 P2

F F F

P3

F F F

P3 P2 F P3

Gr

P Carver P Carver P Carver P Carver

Last/Present Owner

R Colbourne R Colbourne R Colbourne R Colbourne

NZ 5764 L Colsell & A Familton

NZ 4007 J & B Coley NZ 5628 J & B Coley

NZ 5854 NZ 5854 NZ 7105 NZ 6907

NZ 7139 E & N Clark NZ 7141 E & N Clark NZ 7143 E & N Clark

NZ 3098 D & G Clarke

NZ 7363 A & J Cave NZ 7349 A & J Cave NZ 7055 A & J Cave

NZ 6534 NZ 2037 NZ 5664 NZ 6534

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

15-Dec-10 23-Nov-11 11-Nov-11 27-Oct-11

R Colbourne Tokoeka Pandora Tokoeka Skye Tokoeka Juanita Tokoeka Annabel

4 NZ 7870 NZ 8000 NZ 8001 NZ 8002

FOOTNOTE:

20-Jul-12 31-Jul-12 10-Aug-12

E & N Clark Glenburn Strathellen Glenburn Sorcha Geal Glenburn Ban-Lara

3 NZ 8075 NZ 8076 NZ 8077

10-Jun-11

26-Sep-11 26-Jun-12 21-Sep-12

A & J Cave Suzy of Rathlyn Oakley of Rathlyn Kate of Rathlyn

3 NZ 7855 NZ 8052 NZ 8053

D & G Clarke 1 NZ 7985 Claddagh June

31-Dec-12 30-Oct-11 8-Dec-11 30-Jan-12

D.o.B

AnimalName P Carver Sunshine of Te-Mere Maggie of Te-Mere Margo of Te-Mere Bella of Te-Mere

Herdbk 4 NZ 8117 NZ 8118 NZ 8119 NZ 8120

Sorted by: Breeder

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K & S Devery Skye of Fenham Fenham Dugal Fenham Chrisselle

3 NZ 7917 NZ 8043 NZ 8110

FOOTNOTE:

F F

F M F

F F F F F

M F F F F F F

F

F F

F P3 F P3 P3

F P3 P4 P4 F F P4

P1

P4 PX

Gd

YOY01 YOY02

P3 P3

4042720/11-1 P2 F VYY11/2 F VYZ12/1

4052253/11 4052253/14 4052253/15 4052253/16 4052253/19

ZKX4 ZKX3 ZKY7 ZKY8 ZKZ10 ZKZ11 ZKZ12

4017202/2

PIW2 PIX3

Sex ID

R Y

Y R W

R Bl R R D

W R R D D D R

R

R R

Sire

Callum of Dun Breattan Callum of Dun Breattan Callum of Dun Breattan Callum of Dun Breattan Callum of Dun Breattan

Braco Tornado Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan Braco Victory Braco Victory Braco Victory Braco Victory Braco Victory

NM Glenburn Gilleasbuig NM Glenburn Gilleasbuig

NM Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn NM Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn AI Lord Montagu of Old Greenlaw

NM NM NM NM NM

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

NM Storm of Middlebank Downs

NM Seawood Thunder NM Seawood Thunder

Colour AI/

F F

F F F

F F F F F

F P3 F F F F F

F

F F

Scarlett of Graeleen Sophie of Graeleen Scarlett of Graeleen Maisie of Heywood Sophie of Graeleen

Braco Rhiannag Twilight of The Totaras Misty Dawn of The Totaras Licorice Light of Kruz-z Braco Rhiannag Paige Loachag of Beannachadh Caramel Mist of Kruz-z

Tatum of Abberley

Charlotte of Glenburn Netta of Pakonui Burn

Dam

NZ 5294 NZ 5294

Girlie of Kellean Bella of Kellean

NZ 6490 McAilis of Glenburn NZ 6490 Glenburn Sobhrach UK DHO950002 Glenburn Sobhrach

NZ 7856 NZ 7856 NZ 7856 NZ 7856 NZ 7856

NZ 5866 NZ 5853 NZ 6930 NZ 6930 NZ 6930 NZ 6930 NZ 6930

NZ 4886

NZ 5352 NZ 5352

Gr SHB

P2 P2

P1 F F

F P2 F P2 P2

F P3 P3 P3 F F P3

A

P3 P4

Gr

Last/Present Owner

B & G Peden B & G Peden L Devcich L Devcich L Devcich

D Cruse D Cruse D Cruse D Cruse D Cruse D Cruse D Cruse

NZ 6518 B Driffill NZ 6516 B Driffill

NZ 5392 K & S Devery NZ 6090 K & S Devery NZ 6090 K & S Devery

NZ 6417 NZ 5965 NZ 6417 NZ 6447 NZ 5965

NZ 3601 NZ 5811 NZ 5810 NZ 6795 NZ 3601 NZ 6114 NZ 6794

NZ 4712 R & T Connelly

NZ 4445 L & J Comins NZ 6199 L & J Comins

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

3-Oct-11 17-Jan-12

13-Sep-11 18-Dec-11 28-Nov-02 23-Dec-12 4-Feb-13

L Devcich Bella of Igrane Roxy of Igrane Ruby of Igrane Bonnie of Igrane Lola of Igrane

5 NZ 7953 NZ 7954 NZ 8072 NZ 8073 NZ 8074

B Driffill 2 NZ 7879 Greta of Glen Lyon NZ 7880 Bracken of Glen Lyon

18-Aug-10 15-Aug-10 22-Sep-11 26-Jul-11 1-Oct-12 17-Nov-12 12-Nov-12

D Cruse White Pumice of Kruz-z Ruby Light of Kruz-z Misty Rose of Kruz-z Star Light of Kruz-z Robena of Kruz-z Peggy of Kruz-z Crissie of Kruz-z

20-Oct-09

27-Jan-10 17-Jul-10

D.o.B

7 NZ 7809 NZ 7871 NZ 7930 NZ 7931 NZ 8028 NZ 8029 NZ 8030

R & T Connelly 1 NZ 7925 Chino of White Rock

AnimalName L & J Comins Strike of Pakonui Burn Hunter of Pakonui Burn

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 2 NZ 7875 NZ 7876

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12-Sep-10 8-Sep-11

2-Mar-11

15-Jun-12 14-Jun-12

W & G Gadsby 2 NZ 7772 Blair of Berwick NZ 7914 Ferelith Dubh of Berwick

N Harrex & P Eatherley 1 NZ 7836 Callan of Rocklands

G & M Harvey 2 NZ 8048 Etta of South Barvas NZ 8049 Hector of South Barvas

FOOTNOTE:

F F F

F M

F

M F

F

F

F F

4023540/35 4023540/33 4023540/34

4026772/25 4026772/22

4055923/1

GYX4 GYY1

54423/6

FJW651

4036433/32 4036433/33

P2 P2 P2

PX F

P2

F F

P3

F

P4 P3

P4 PX

Gd

D D D

R R

R

Br Bl

R

R

R R

R R Black Watch Emmett Black Watch Emmett

Sire

NM Kade of Braesteen NM Kade of Braesteen NM Kade of Braesteen

NM Carisbrook of Glen Elgin NM Carisbrook of Glen Elgin

NM Rustler of Trelissick

US 38623 US 38623

F

F

F F F

F F

F

Jenny of Birchhill

Bridget of Munnro

CAnna of Glenburn Maiya of Glenburn

Carron of Glenburn Eilish of Craigower

Dam

NZ 7299 NZ 7299 NZ 7299

NZ 6568 NZ 6568

NZ 7420

Lea of High Glen Jane 2nd of High Glen Mist of High Glen

Sophie-Reay of Glen Elgin Ruby-Reay of Glen Elgin

Marmite of Gylemuir

Princess Ella of Berwick NZ 5892 UK GRA010077 Isabella of Berwick

NZ 7164

NZ 6441

PX NZ 5893 PX NZ 5893

F F

Gr SHB

NM Jock of Pennan F AI Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries F

NM Ruairidh Ruadh of Strathburn

NM Munro III of Munro

NM Gregor of Glenburn NM Gregor of Glenburn

AI AI

Colour AI/

P1 P1 P1

PX F

P1

F F

P2

F

P3 P2

P3 P4

Gr

Last/Present Owner

NZ 6688 G Hodges NZ 6687 G Hodges NZ 6256 G Hodges

NZ 7173 G & M Harvey NZ 7172 G & M Harvey

NZ 5765 N Harrex & P Eatherley

NZ 5642 N & M Terry NZ 5640 R Thorpe

NZ 5148 M & J Friend

NZ 4584 J & V Fletcher

NZ 4992 R Knott NZ 5398 R Knott

NZ 3192 J & A Dudding NZ 6667 J & A Dudding

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

25-Sep-11 5-Oct-11 6-Oct-11

31-Aug-11

M & J Friend 1 NZ 7969 Jenny-May of Broom Styx

Graham Hodges Net of High Glen Pit of High Glen Band of High Glen

7-Jul-09

J & V Fletcher 1 NZ 7803 Kate of Strathcorran

3 NZ 7829 NZ 7830 NZ 7831

16-Jun-12 28-May-12

F F

3-Aug-11 14-Aug-11 AYY1 AYY2

Sex ID

D.o.B

B & G Fisher 2 NZ 8020 Jemima of Lochalsh NZ 8021 Matilda of Lochalsh

AnimalName J & A Dudding Ceit of Craigower Elizabeth of Craigower

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 2 NZ 7810 NZ 7811

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21-Jul-12 18-Jul-12

19-Nov-09 28-Nov-09

L & B Kelly 2 NZ 7918 Annie of Southall NZ 7919 Fiona of Southall

F F F

F F F 14 11 15 11 16 11

KJX43 KJX4 KJY3

4055620/1 4055620/2

SLZ2 SLZ1

F P1 P3

F F F

P1 P1

PX P1

Y R W

Bl Bl R

R R

R R

R W Y D

R R R Loag of Morangie Duncan of Glenange Stewart of Pottidoon Stewart of Pottidoon

Hamish of Crannog Rhu Rushmore Bracken Euan of Te-Mere

Sire

NM Bairnsley of Munro NM Bairnsley of Munro NM Laclan of Braesteen

NM Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy NM Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy NM Caesar Ruadh of Loburn

NM Oban Robert of Middlebank Downs NM Oban Robert of Middlebank Downs

NM MacIntyre of Glen Tannock NM MacIntyre of Glen Tannock

NM NM NM NM

AI AI AI

Colour AI/ Dam

F F F

F F F

F F

F F

F F P4 P4

NZ 6912 NZ 6912 NZ 5923

NZ 3135 NZ 3135 NZ 7590

NZ 5857 NZ 5857

NZ 6932 NZ 6932

NZ 6712 NZ 4847 NZ 7622 NZ 7622

Braco Rhona Tonks of Kyloe Snowdrop of Kyloe

Casair 7th of Trelissick Nighean 13th of Trelissick Carmen Ruadh of Loburn

Lorna of Abberley Cherry of Abberley

Misty-May of Green Dales Gemma of Te Mata Hills

Blayre of Glenange Mackenzie of Pottidoon Selina of Mac Rose Blayre of Glenange

Shadow of Dunvegan of F A 2346 F UK GRC907582 Tess of Dunvegan of Skye Shadow of Dunvegan of P4 NZ 5275

Gr SHB

F A P2

F F F

A A

PX A

F P2 F F

A P1 A

Gr

Last/Present Owner

R Hutton R Hutton R Hutton R Hutton

NZ 6654 Kyle Leslie NZ 5382 Kyle Leslie NZ 4893 Kyle Leslie

NZ 3821 J Brown & J McGillen NZ 3272 K & C Kohle NZ 7274 K & C Kohle

NZ 4729 G & J Wilson NZ 4745 G & J Wilson

NZ 7485 S Beale NZ 6102 S Beale

NZ 6613 NZ 6754 NZ 7288 NZ 6613

NZ 3314 D & J Humphrey NZ 3313 D & J Humphrey NZ 3314 D & J Humphrey

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

6-Sep-11 2-Oct-11 6-Nov-11

K Leslie Rosalie of Kyloe Ginny of Kyloe Snowflake of Kyloe

3 NZ 7995 NZ 7996 NZ 7997

FOOTNOTE:

31-Jan-11 10-Feb-11 1-Mar-12

K & C Kohle Dubh Lacha of Loburn Heights Dolly Dubh of Loburn Heights Elli Ruadh of Loburn Heights

3 NZ 7804 NZ 7805 NZ 8003

F F

F F

4050609/7 4050609/4 4050609/1 Z MRZ2

F P3 PX PX

M & J Kelly 2 NZ 8050 Isabella of Sorn Lea NZ 8051 Kobe of Sorn Lea

F M F F

4-Nov-11 17-Jun-11 19-Jun-12 29-Oct-12

R Hutton Leigh of Mac Rose Marcus of MacRose Joye of Mac Rose Clarye of Mac Rose

4 NZ 7913 NZ 8009 NZ 8012 NZ 8032

P1 P2 P1

F F F

20-Jun-09 3-Oct-09 31-Jul-10 4024347/13 4024347/12 4024347/14

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

Herdbk 3 NZ 7806 NZ 7807 NZ 7808

AnimalName D & J Humphrey Hynish of Strathellon Ella of Strathellon Sheela of Strathellon

Sorted by: Breeder

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12-Sep-05

1-Sep-11 5-Sep-11 10-Sep-11 11-Sep-11 14-Sep-11 16-Sep-11 23-Sep-11 23-Sep-11 3-Oct-11 4-Oct-11 5-Oct-11 5-Nov-11 22-Jul-12 4-Aug-12 11-Aug-12 21-Aug-12 21-Aug-12 23-Aug-12 24-Aug-12 8-Sep-12 25-Sep-12 28-Sep-12 29-Sep-12 22-Nov-12 20-Dec-12

D.o.B

F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F 2268402/68

1 11 2 11 3 11 4 11 5 11 6 11 8 11 9 11 10 11 11 11 12 11 13 11 1 12 2 12 3 12 4 12 5 12 6 12 7 12 8 12 11 12 10 12 9 12 12 12 31 12

Sex ID

A

P1 P2 P3 P3 P2 F P3 PX P1 F P3 P2 P2 P3 P2 PX P4 P4 P2 PX P2 P2 P3 P2 P2

Gd

Y

Y Y W W R Br Y R W W Y R Bl Y Bl R Y R R R R Y R Y W

Bairnsley of Munro Laclan of Braesteen Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Laclan of Braesteen Bairnsley of Munro Laclan of Braesteen Bairnsley of Munro Laclan of Braesteen Bairnsley of Munro Laclan of Braesteen Bairnsley of Munro Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Bairnsley of Munro Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro

Sire

NM Nevis of Cuil Nan Lochan

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/ NZ 6912 NZ 5923 NZ 6912 NZ 6912 NZ 5923 NZ 6912 NZ 5923 NZ 6912 NZ 5923 NZ 6912 NZ 5923 NZ 6912 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 6912 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 6912 NZ 6912 P2 NZ 3540

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Gr SHB

B

NZ 3518 S & D McGrigor

D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie D & P Leslie NZ 6340 NZ 4896 NZ 6338 NZ 6499 NZ 5386 NZ 2101 NZ 5950 NZ 6451 NZ 1946 NZ 6497 NZ 5951 NZ 6503 NZ 6980 NZ 6988 NZ 6989 NZ 6986 NZ 6984 NZ 6985 NZ 6979 NZ 5762 NZ 6503 NZ 6978 NZ 5950 NZ 6502 NZ 6981 A P1 P2 P2 P1 F P2 P4 A F P2 P1 P1 P2 P1 P4 P3 P3 P1 P4 P1 P1 P2 P1 P1 Erma of Gralie Gem of Gralie Mist of Gralie Buttercup of Gralie Tamara of Gralie Braco Floraidh Jade of Gralie Gail of Stenness Nina of Glenange Pearl of Gralie Jewel of Gralie Nutmeg of Gralie Bud of Gralie Jenny 2nd of Gralie Tara 2nd of Gralie Madge 2nd of Gralie Jilly 2nd of Gralie Jen of Gralie Rose of Gralie Kiloran of Stenness Nutmeg of Gralie Tinker 2nd of Gralie Jade of Gralie Lady of Gralie Lady Jane of Gralie BH19 of Laureldean

Last/Present Owner

DHB

Gr

Dam

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

M & G Lister 1 NZ 8058 Liberty of Laureldean

AnimalName D & P Leslie Erma 2nd of Gralie Gem 2nd of Gralie Misty of Gralie Bonnie of Gralie Tammy of Gralie Flora of Gralie Jade 2nd of Gralie Abby of Gralie Nina of Gralie Patience of Gralie Saphire of Gralie Meg of Gralie Pepper of Gralie Jenny 3rd of Gralie Tara 3rd of Gralie Maggie of Gralie Jilly 3rd of Gralie Jeanie of Gralie Rosemary of Gralie Kiri of Gralie Spice of Gralie Tinker 3rd of Gralie Jade 3rd of Gralie Ladybird of Gralie Neila of Gralie

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 25 NZ 7842 NZ 7843 NZ 7844 NZ 7845 NZ 7846 NZ 7847 NZ 7848 NZ 7849 NZ 7850 NZ 7851 NZ 7852 NZ 7853 NZ 8087 NZ 8088 NZ 8089 NZ 8090 NZ 8091 NZ 8092 NZ 8093 NZ 8094 NZ 8095 NZ 8096 NZ 8097 NZ 8098 NZ 8099

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29-Aug-11

24-Aug-12 12-Sep-12

R Magon 1 NZ 7863 Luciana of Falcon Crest

B & J Martin 2 NZ 8061 Priya of Braecroft NZ 8062 Bianca of Braecroft

FOOTNOTE:

F F

F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

F F

MARZ1 MARZ3

FCY9

KXY66 KXY70 KXY71 KXY73 KXY74 KXY75 KXY77 KXY78 KXZ81 KXZ84 KXZ86 KXZ87 KXZ89

OWY1 OWY3

P2 P4

P3

P1 P2 P2 P1 P3 P3 P3 F PX F F F F

F F

R W

R

Bl R Bl R R R R R R R R R R

D D

Bl R Bl R

Tui Eden Wun Dun Bull Braco Typhoon Braco Typhoon Braco Typhoon

Sire

Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Chesterhope Freddie Chesterhope Freddie Chesterhope Freddie Chesterhope Freddie Chesterhope Freddie

NM Braco Uranium NM Braco Uranium

NM Chesterhope Freddie

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

NM Braco Valiant NM Braco Valiant

NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/

F F

F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

F F

F F F F

NZ 6370 NZ 6370

NZ 7653

NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 7653 NZ 7653 NZ 7653 NZ 7653 NZ 7653

NZ 6928 NZ 6928

NZ 7449 NZ 5867 NZ 5867 NZ 5867

Gr SHB

Poppy of Airlie Beauty of Airlie

Heilala of Falcon Crest

Beatrice of Glenange Dulcie of Caladh an da Sine of Glenange Jura of Glenange Issie of Kellean Molly of KEllean Fergie of Kellean Sarah of Kildonan Bonnie of Kellean Annie Yates of KEllean Sarah of Kildonan Buntie Yates of Kellean Elsbeth of Kellean

P1 P3

P2

A P1 P1 A P2 P2 P2 F PX F F F P3

F F

S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean S & D Maclean

NZ 6389 B & J Martin NZ 6388 B & J Martin

NZ 5706 R Magon

NZ 3321 NZ 4106 NZ 3747 NZ 2429 NZ 5908 NZ 5910 NZ 6517 NZ 4824 NZ 7114 NZ 5909 NZ 4824 NZ 7116 NZ 7115

NZ 6426 O Mackay NZ 2792 O Mackay

N & H Lynch R Baker & C Compton N & H Lynch R & C Compton NZ 6594 NZ 3833 NZ 5413 NZ 4255

F A F P2

Tui Eden Victoria Highlander Meg Agathe of Loburn Heights Highlander Miranda Fern of Strathnaver Flora of Braeburn

Last/Present Owner

DHB

Gr

Dam

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

12-Jul-11 21-Aug-11 29-Aug-11 10-Sep-11 8-Oct-11 13-Oct-11 17-Oct-11 29-Oct-11 3-Oct-12 9-Oct-12 17-Oct-12 25-Oct-12 27-Oct-12

S & D Maclean Basssey of Kellean Deana of Kellean Lotti of Kellean Isla of Kellean Scarlett of Kellean Millie of Kellean Freda of Kellean Peggy Dixon of Kellean Bonnibelle of Kellean Kenze Yates of Kellean Nell Howard of Kellean Billie Yates of Kellean Estee of Kellean

13 NZ 7898 NZ 7899 NZ 7900 NZ 7901 NZ 7902 NZ 7903 NZ 7904 NZ 7905 NZ 8065 NZ 8066 NZ 8067 NZ 8068 NZ 8069

14-Oct-11 13-Dec-11

F P1 F P3

F F F F

15-Aug-11 5-Sep-11 5-Oct-11 18-Dec-11 UIY111 UIY 112 UIY114 UIY115

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

O Mackay 2 NZ 7915 Thistle of Strathnaver NZ 7916 Flower of Strathnaver

AnimalName N & H Lynch Tui Eden Verity Tui Eden Meghan Tui Eden Ageena Tui Eden Merinda

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 4 NZ 7838 NZ 7839 NZ 7840 NZ 7841

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3-Nov-10

7-Dec-11 10-Apr-12 25-Jul-11

J & J McMurray Macca Acacia Macca Brooke Alex of Macca

6-Dec-11

10-Aug-11 9-Nov-11 31-Jan-12

A & W Merrick 1 NZ 7994 HeMu of Leanag Samach

Milltyme Trust Hilary of Hannon Mary Katie of Hannon Mary Sophie of Hannon Mary

FOOTNOTE:

F F F

F

F

F

F F M

MZY1 MZY2 MZZ1

4057936/1

4059948-1

4050103/1

QEY3 QEY4 QEY1

P2 P1 P1

P4

P2

P4

F F F

4016607/10/1 P4

R R R

Bl

R

D

R Br Y

R

R Y Y W W

R R Hugh of Kintore George of Glenange Hugh of Kintore Hugh of Kintore Hugh of Kintore

Braco Red Baron Braco Red Baron

Sire

NM Morair of Tartan Patch NM Morair of Tartan Patch NM Morair of Tartan Patch

NM Braco Macs Quest

NM Blair of Berwick

NM Aragon of Strathvale

NZ 6910 NZ 5779 NZ 6910 NZ 6910 NZ 6910

NZ 2768 NZ 2768

F F F

F

F

F

NZ 6538 NZ 6538 NZ 6538

NZ 4343

NZ 7772

NZ 5001

NZ 7495 NZ 7495 NZ 6369

P4 NZ 4441

F F F F F

F F

Gr SHB

NM Washington Clag Eun 1st of Strathnairn F NM Washington Clag Eun 1st of Strathnairn F NM Braco Ulster F

NM Ewok of Te-Mere

NM NM NM NM NM

AI AI

Colour AI/

Alyazia of Hannon Mary Ruby of Hannon Mary Ginger of Hannon Mary

Valeria Vrisha of Fourglen

Lulu of Glen Tui

Millie of Glenkye

Pirie Brae Chelsea Pirie Brae Rose Marie Braco Lady Siobhan

Vaila of Gamrie

Morven of Braco Judy of Glenange Cherry May of Fraser Liberty of Laureldean Liberty of Laureldean

Quinny of North West Tinny of Birchdale

Dam

P1 A A

P3

P1

P3

F F F

P4

P3 P2 P2 A A

B A

Gr

Last/Present Owner

S & D McGrigor S & D McGrigor S & D McGrigor S & D McGrigor S & D McGrigor

NZ 6412 Milltyme Trust NZ 5816 Milltyme Trust NZ 4632 Milltyme Trust

NZ 6880 A & W Merrick

NZ 7359 H & L McPhail

NZ 4683 V Jensen & D Mattsen

NZ 6354 J & J McMurray NZ 6019 J & J McMurray NZ 5181 J & J McMurray

NZ 2225 J & C McLay

NZ 1432 NZ 2143 NZ 8056 NZ 8058 NZ 8058

NZ 4300 J Eyles NZ 5970 J Eyles

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

3-Sep-12

H & L McPhail 1 NZ 8033 Princess Leia of Fadhail

3 NZ 7947 NZ 7948 NZ 7949

25-Jan-11

B McNaughton & R Batchem 1 NZ 7833 Tessa of Caldbrae

3 NZ 7911 NZ 7912 NZ 8010

F

4018266-93 4018266-82 4018266/50 4018266/19 4018266/98 P4 P3 P3 P1 P1

J & C McLay 1 NZ 7775 Jamia of Northumberland

F F F F F

17-Jan-10 3-Sep-09 22-Oct-08 17-Jul-07 17-Nov-09

S & D McGrigor Morag of Kintore Seorsag Ros of Kintore Maybeine of Kintore Cassandra McQ of Kintore Lacey Lee of Kintore

5 NZ 7788 NZ 7789 NZ 8057 NZ 8059 NZ 8060

A P1

F F

28-Sep-11 4-Oct-11 3021904/IDY 3021904/IDY

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

Herdbk 2 NZ 7860 NZ 7861

AnimalName J Eyles Truffle of Birchdale Waffle of Birchdale

Sorted by: Breeder

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FOOTNOTE:

F M

F F F

F

F F F

F F F F F

F

F

A P3 P2

F F F P3 F

P2

4021664/77Y PX 4021664/11/76 PX

4030007/12/61 P3 4030007/12/62 P2 4030007/12 P2

VUY1

6OVY 9OVY 10OVY

2754565 090001 2754565 090002 2754565 11 1 2754565 11 2 2754565 11 3

TVX1

R R

R R R

D

R R R

R D Bl Bl Bl

R

R R

Sire

Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad

Lord Rannoch of Lucies

Flash Gordon of Mac-Ladanae

NM Braco Rave-on NM Braco Rave-on

NM Laclan of Braesteen NM Laclan of Braesteen NM Laclan of Braesteen

AI

NM Anton of Loburn NM Anton of Loburn NM Anton of Loburn

NM NM NM NM NM

AI

NM Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich NM Woodstock of Te Mata

Colour AI/

F F

F F F

F

F F F

F F F F F

F

NZ 5095 NZ 5095

NZ 5923 NZ 5923 NZ 5923

A 5784

NZ 6537 NZ 6537 NZ 6537

NZ 3725 NZ 3725 NZ 3725 NZ 3725 NZ 3725

UK LUC960002

F NZ 3581 PX NZ 7780

Gr SHB

Martha of Ardo Caitlyn of Ardo

Bella of Braesteen Tara of Braesteen Tara of Braesteen

Braco Poppet

Zoey of Graeleen Krissy of Graeleen Gilda of Braeburn

Briar of Strathvale Bridget of Strathvale Flossie of Strathvale Gypsy of Strathvale Bridget of Strathvale

Amelia Rose of Kilmarnock

Georgia of Glen Tannock Georgia of Glen Tannock

Dam

P4 P4

P2 P1 P1

F

B P2 P1

F F F P2 F

P1

P1 P1

Gr

Last/Present Owner

Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust

NZ 6923 J & J Fenaughty NZ 5110 C & K Burlace

NZ 5619 S & G Peck NZ 2879 S & G Peck NZ 2879 S & G Peck

NZ 5937 A O’Halloran & E Barlow

NZ 4419 J & A O’Brien NZ 4420 J & A O’Brien NZ 3679 J & A O’Brien

NZ 4587 NZ 4588 NZ 6468 NZ 6919 NZ 4588

NZ 3092 H & B Naylor

NZ 6086 A & A Moseley NZ 6086 A & A Moseley

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

M & R Phillips 2 NZ 7834 Grace of Ardo NZ 8081 Joshua of Ardo

8-Sep-11 5-Aug-11

15-Oct-11 1-Nov-11 27-Oct-12

S & G Peck Fleur of Glenhays Morag of Glenhays Winnie of Glenhays

3 NZ 7986 NZ 7987 NZ 8026

17-Aug-11

28-Aug-11 18-Nov-11 31-Dec-11

J & A O’Brien Eliza of Gleann an Gceo Holly of Gleann an Gceo Rose of Gleann an Gceo

3 NZ 7955 NZ 7956 NZ 7957

A O’Halloran and E Barlow 1 NZ 7868 Burness Alexandra

25-Nov-09 2-Mar-10 3-Jul-11 20-Aug-11 20-Jan-12

Neustroski Family Trust Hayley of Strathvale Hannah of Strathvale Ivy of Strathvale Imogen of Strathvale India of Strathvale

7-Feb-11

P2 P2

F F

6-Oct-11 4-Dec-12 IIY1 IIZ1

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

5 NZ 7926 NZ 7927 NZ 7928 NZ 7929 NZ 8005

H & B Naylor 1 NZ 8034 Alyth of Tayvallich

AnimalName A & A Moseley Lydia of Glen Matheson Charlotte of Glen Matheson

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 2 NZ 7897 NZ 8064

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26-Jul-12

30-Jun-11

20-Sep-09

K Redpath 1 NZ 8121 Chelsea Leigh of Brandywine

G & W Redwood 1 NZ 7984 Dawn of Benkyn

G & J Reid 1 NZ 7932 Dalwhinnie of Loanhead M

F

F

F

F F

F F F F

F

M

REW6

4044795/9

RPY18

4053684/1

ZZH79 ZH848

4032489/KP21 4302489/KP22 4032489/KP24 4032489/KP25

2307138/10 1

XPX1

F

P1

PX

PX

P4 P4

P1 P1 P2 P3

F

F

F P2

Gd

Bl

R

W

W

D D

R R R R

R

Y

R Y

Sire

Taffy of Sunnybrae Taffy of Sunnybrae Taffy of Sunnybrae Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich

NM Braco Black Sambo

NM Charles of Middlebank Downs

NM Ailbeart of Munro

NM Miach of Selsorahc

NM Cooper of Traken NM Cooper of Traken

NM NM NM NM

NM Kilwillie of Middlebank Downs

NM Pirie Brae Andy

NM Ruadh Illision of Leith NM Ruadh Illision of Leith

Colour AI/

F

F

F

F

F F

P2 P2 P2 F

F

F

F F

NZ 2352

NZ 4887

NZ 7371

NZ 7203

NZ 5444 NZ 5444

NZ 4882 NZ 4882 NZ 4882 NZ 3581

NZ 6375

NZ 6889

NZ 6607 NZ 6607

Gr SHB

Diana of Trelissick

Aria of Abberley

Katarina Bea of Munro

Clola of Glenloch

Flora of Strathlachlan Flora of Strathlachlan

Skyla of Iona Button Moon of Kracker Berry Bess of Sunnybrae Lady Carnelianof Te Mata Hills

Kate Elizabeth 3rd of Abberley

Lady Candice of Mokau

Glencairn Teresa Tresa of Fourglen

Dam

F

A

P4

PX

P3 P3

A A P1 P2

F

F

F P1

Gr

Last/Present Owner

P Pullin P Pullin P Pullin P Pullin

NZ 3296 G & J Reid

NZ 3789 G & W Redwood

NZ 3349 J Bruerton

NZ 5756 V Quentin de Manson

NZ 4694 J Pyne NZ 4694 J Pyne

NZ 6847 NZ 6004 NZ 4883 NZ 4100

NZ 5832 H & B Prescott-Ballagh

NZ 6846 E & P Wynd

NZ 6303 C Plowman NZ 5682 C Plowman

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

14-Nov-11

V Quentin de Manson 1 NZ 7924 Isobel of Serenity

FOOTNOTE:

25-Oct-10 9-Dec-11

30-Jul-11 20-Aug-11 6-Oct-11 2-Feb-12

J Pyne 2 NZ 7992 Home Ridge Dun Dora NZ 7993 Home Ridge Dun Louise

P Pullin Pippi of Kracker Berry Strawbree of Kracker Berry Freckle of Kracker Berry Lolly Pop of Kracker Berry

18-Feb-11

H & B Prescott-Ballagh 1 NZ 7781 Kate Elizabeth 4th of Abberley

4 NZ 7936 NZ 7937 NZ 7938 NZ 7939

30-Jun-10

F F

9-Nov-11 24-Aug-11 YOY6 YOY5

Sex ID

D.o.B

G Podjursky & S Wells 1 NZ 7794 Sir Laddie of Mokau

AnimalName C Plowman Ruby of Browntop Crystal of Browntop

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 2 NZ 7950 NZ 7951

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FOOTNOTE:

23-Sep-12

30-Jul-08 23-Sep-08 6-Nov-11 8-Nov-11 2-Mar-12 16-Dec-11 27-Jan-12 13-Aug-11 11-Oct-11 18-Sep-11 30-Aug-12 4-Sep-12 4-Sep-12 10-Sep-12 F

M M F F F F F M M F F F F F

F

M

4053953/5

DOV4 DOV11 Y29 Y30 Y34 Y31 Y33 DOY18 DOY25 DOY24 DOZ10 DOZ11 DOZ12 DOZ15

YNZ15

4021573/47

P4

F PX PX PX F F F F F PX F F F F

P3

P2

R

Y D R R R R Y Bl Br R R D R R

D

W

Y R R R Y

Ricochet of Ruatiti Ricochet of Ruatiti Ricochet of Ruatiti Ricochet of Ruatiti Ricochet of Ruatiti

Sire

AI

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM Braco Red Baron

Neil of Braeburn Black Bear of Ruatiti Eadon Victor Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Eadon Cailean Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Eadon Victor

NM Matheson of Pottidoon

NM Larnach of Rosemoor

NM NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/ NZ 4359 NZ 4359 NZ 4359 NZ 4359 NZ 4359

F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F NZ 2768

NZ 4055 NZ 3132 NZ 7008 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 6386 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 7008

P4 NZ 7621

P2 NZ 2747

F F F F F

Gr SHB

Fenella of Ardargie

Kelsea of Glen Cannich Mattie of Braco Eadon Magda Morann of Rosemoor Braco Dundee Kelsea of Glen Cannich Braco Golden Willow Braco Peigidh Subh Braco Sassenach Lass Eadon Rebecca Eadon Hilary Eadon Fraea Braco Peigidh Subh Eadon Monica

Amie of Pottidoon

P3

F P4 PX P4 F F F F F P4 F F F F

P2

P1

T Fernyhough D & J Humphrey C & J Gover C & J Gover D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon P Hammond & A Calder D Cruse C & J Gover D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon NZ 7041 R & B Shute

NZ 4979 NZ 2105 NZ 6477 NZ 2965 NZ 4944 NZ 4979 NZ 5180 NZ 3167 NZ 3983 NZ 5882 NZ 5883 NZ 6380 NZ 3167 NZ 6382

NZ 6031 L and G Samuels

NZ 4393 B & Gl Peden

A Rix & R Quarrie A Rix & R Quarrie A Rix & R Quarrie A Rix & R Quarrie A Rix & R Quarrie NZ 5379 NZ 5369 NZ 5096 NZ 5522 NZ 3840 P2 P2 P3 P3 P2

Abby of Long Akers Annag Dubh of Turitea Arial of Hvidberg Amelia of Hvidberg Annie of Dalmaik Bonnie of Strowan

Last/Present Owner

DHB

Gr

Dam

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

R & B Shute 1 NZ 8116 Fiona of Pitlochry Lea

D & J Sheldon Eadon Vance Eadon Shadow Eadon Magda Tubh Eadon Morag Tubh Eadon Donella Eadon Kayla Eadon Willow Eadon Black Prince Eadon Red Label Eadon Reihanna Eadon Hilary 3rd Eadon Freya 3rd Eadon Peigidh Eadon Monica 3rd

21-Jul-12

L & G Samuels 1 NZ 8126 Phiobaidh of Springhill

14 NZ 7782 NZ 7869 NZ 7906 NZ 7907 NZ 7908 NZ 7909 NZ 7910 NZ 8017 NZ 8018 NZ 8019 NZ 8083 NZ 8084 NZ 8085 NZ 8086

2-Nov-08

P3 P3 P4 P4 P3

F F F F F

29-Sep-10 19-Sep-11 27-Dec-10 4-Dec-11 21-Sep-11 RXX4 RXY7 RXX6 RXY8 RXY9

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

P & L Robertson 1 NZ 7795 Robbie of Strowan

AnimalName A Rix & R Quarrie Fifi of Long Akers Ally of Long Akers Miss Muffett of Long Akers Maggie of Long Akers Sophie of Long Akers

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 5 NZ 7959 NZ 7960 NZ 7962 NZ 7963 NZ 7964

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J & P Smyth Nairn of Rosemoor Niseag of Rosemoor Rosemoor Molach Morag 2nd of Rosemoor Rosemoor Stornaway Rosemoor Morna Caileag of Rosemoor

7 NZ 7813 NZ 7814 NZ 7815 NZ 7816 NZ 7817 NZ 8111 NZ 8112

FOOTNOTE:

10-Dec-05 7-Apr-11

M F

F F F F F F F

F F F

RA-05-23 RAX1

RMX1 RMX2 RMX3 RMX4 RMX5 42 43

FTY2 FTY10 FTY7

F F

P4 PX F PX F F PX

F F P3

Y Y

W Y Y Y Y Y Y

D R R

D Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl

Y Y Y Y Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn

Hansome of Stoney Oaks Hansome of Stoney Oaks Hansome of Stoney Oaks Hansome of Stoney Oaks

Sire

Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro

NM MacDean of Glenange NM Baxter of Munro

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

NM Hagrid of Strathvale NM Hagrid of Strathvale NM Hagrid of Strathvale

NM AI NM NM NM NM

NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/

F F

F F F F F F F

F F F

F F F F F F

P4 P4 P4 P4

NZ 3579 NZ 5954

NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130

NZ 4590 NZ 4590 NZ 4590

NZ 7494 UK CCL980009 NZ 7494 NZ 7494 NZ 7494 NZ 7494

NZ 5077 NZ 5077 NZ 5077 NZ 5077

Gr SHB

Blonde Belle of Rawahi Ailsa of Rawahi

Mora of Rosemoor Ceiteag of Rosemoor Maggie May of Dun Breattan Morgan of Rosemoor Fenella-Anne of Glen Maggie May of Dun Breattan Bealeag of Rosemoor

Noineig of Fantail Rise Morag 4th of Trelissick Chelsae of Southfold

Braco Misty Mourne Braco Florette Euphoria Alana of Beannachadh Claire Maighdean of Beannachadh Elaine Maighdean of Beannachadh Braco Florette

Rose of Stoney Oaks Penny of Stoney Oaks Sweeti of Stoney Oaks Angel of Stoney Oaks

Dam

F F

P3 PX F PX F F PX

F F P2

F F F F F F

P2 P3 P2 P1

Gr

P Simpson B Powell D Lee P Simpson P Simpson P Simpson

D & V Pattinson G & T Simons G & T Simons G & T Simons

Last/Present Owner

R & P Thomas R & P Thomas J & P Smyth D & P Ashford J & P Smyth J & P Smyth J & P Smyth NZ 4376 L Clearwater NZ 6580 W & C Christie

NZ 2389 NZ 5559 NZ 4935 NZ 6044 NZ 5770 NZ 4935 NZ 5557

NZ 6118 L & L Smith NZ 1827 L & L Smith NZ 4066 L & L Smith

NZ 4939 NZ 5541 NZ 6112 NZ 6115 NZ 5165 NZ 5541

NZ 5819 NZ 5820 NZ 3339 NZ 1905

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

2 G Spiteri NZ 7832 Rawahi Tommy NZ 7952 Aisla 2nd of Rawahi

11-Aug-10 9-Aug-10 26-Aug-10 28-Aug-10 9-Oct-10 1-Jan-12 14-Jun-12

25-Sep-11 4-Nov-11 17-Oct-11

L & L Smith Noineig 3rd of Fantail Rise Morag 3rd of Fantail Rise Chelse of Fantail Rise

3 NZ 8035 NZ 8036 NZ 8037

SVY01 SVX02 SVY04 SVY06 SVY07 SVY9 F F F F F F

3-Jun-11 10-Sep-10 15-Oct-11 28-Oct-11 11-Nov-11 2-Feb-12

P Simpson Yuki Cruinneach 2nd of Strathnairn Xerces Fluranach 1st of Strathnairn Yuella Ulla 2nd of Strathnairn Yuna Una 2nd of Strathnairn Yingchun Soiller of Strathnairn Yseult Fluranach 2nd of Strathnairn

6 NZ 7777 NZ 7778 NZ 7933 NZ 7934 NZ 7935 NZ 8071 F M F F F F

P3 P4 P3 P2

F F F F

13-Apr-11 23-Dec-11 9-Mar-12 16-Apr-12 SOX3 SOY4 SOY2 SOY3

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

Herdbk 4 NZ 7773 NZ 7774 NZ 8006 NZ 8007

AnimalName G & T Simons Devine of Stoney Oaks Holly of Stoney Oaks Petite of Stoney Oaks Plush of Stoney Oaks

Sorted by: Breeder

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24-Sep-10 25-Aug-10 19-Aug-11

4-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 20-May-12

19-Nov-03

G Taylor Jessie of Kirkhill Bunty of Kirkhill Sarah I of Kirkhill

J & K Taylor Crystal of Breckenridge Jessica of Breckenridge Anna Lisa of Breckenridge

3 NZ 7837 NZ 8004 NZ 8008

3 NZ 8113 NZ 8114 NZ 8115

Brian & Gretta Withers 1 NZ 8056 Cherry May of Fraser F

F F F

F F F

F F F

F F

4003044/2

XTX5 XTX6 XTY9

GTX26 GTX23 GTY30

TAU5 TAZ3 TAY8

TAS3 TAS4

P2

F P1 F

P4 F P2

F F F

P3 P4

R

R R R

W R R

Y Y Y

R Y

R R R R R R

Morair of Tartan Patch Morair of Tartan Patch Morair of Tartan Patch Morair of Tartan Patch Morair of Tartan Patch Morair of Tartan Patch

Sire

NM Grimme Loomis of Ruatiti

NM MacDean of Glenange NM MacDean of Glenange NM MacDean of Glenange

NM George of Glenange NM Lewis of Glenange NM Lewis of Glenange

NM Rupert of Munro NM Lewis of Glenange NM Lewis of Glenange

NM Braco Ranger NM Braco Ranger

NM NM NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/

F

F F F

F F F

F F F

F F

F F F F F F

NZ 2121

NZ 3579 NZ 3579 NZ 3579

NZ 5779 NZ 3909 NZ 3909

NZ 5131 NZ 3909 NZ 3909

NZ 4838 NZ 4838

NZ 6538 NZ 6538 NZ 6538 NZ 6538 NZ 6538 NZ 6538

Gr SHB

Balahough May 14

Isabella of Rawahi Lexi of Chalet De Vie Isabella of Rawahi

Jamie of Glenange Ballantrae of Glenange Sarah of Kirkhill

Morven of Glenange Geraldine Jane of Sruthan Geraldine Jane of Sruthan

Dulcie of Pirie Brae Judy of Ardkinglas

U Beauty of Dunnee Doon Pemelope of Dunnee Doon Vanessa of Dunnee Doon U Beauty of Dunnee Doon Pemelope of Dunnee Doon Vicki of Dunnee Doon

Dam

P1

F A F

P3 F P1

F F F

P2 P3

P4 P3 P2 P4 P3 P4

Gr

D & S Stebbings D & S Stebbings D & S Stebbings D & S Stebbings D & S Stebbings D & S Stebbings NZ 6327 NZ 4076 NZ 6864 NZ 6327 NZ 4076 NZ 6863

NZ 2020 S & D McGrigor

NZ 6579 J & K Taylor NZ 5338 J & K Taylor NZ 6579 J & K Taylor

NZ 5010 G Taylor NZ 5594 G Taylor NZ 3061 D & P Leslie

NZ 4531 A Taylor NZ 8024 A Taylor NZ 8024 A Taylor

NZ 4092 R & M Tasker & Glenys NZ 5911 R & M Tasker & Glenys

Last/Present Owner

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

4-Jun-07 15-Oct-12 30-Sep-11

A Taylor Geraldine Jane of Sruthan Cerys of Sruthan Gwendolyn of Sruthan

3 NZ 8024 NZ 8025 NZ 8031

FOOTNOTE:

17-Aug-11 8-Sep-11

PX P4 P3 PX P4 PX

F F F F F F

21-Oct-10 16-Dec-10 6-Oct-11 9-Nov-11 22-Dec-11 29-Dec-11 DDX1 DDX2 DDY1 DDY2 DDY3 DDY4

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

R & M Tasker & G Daley 2 NZ 7967 Sweetpea of Moumoukai NZ 7968 Petunia of Moumoukai

AnimalName D & S Stebbings Xtra Beauty of Dunnee Doon Xercet of Dunnee Doon Yasmin of Dunnee Doon You Beauty of Dunnee Doon Yara of Dunnee Doon Yvette of Dunnee Doon

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 6 NZ 7783 NZ 7784 NZ 7785 NZ 7786 NZ 7982 NZ 7983

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F F

F F F F F F

F F

NZY1 NZY2

AOY13 AOY14 AOY15 AOZ18 AOZ19 AOZ20

4028903/3 4028903/4

RCY67 4009433-72 4009433-71 4009433-75 4009433-73 4009433-77

F F

F F F F F F

P4 P4

F F F F F F

Y R

Bl D R Bl Bl R

R R

Bl R Bl Bl R D

R R R R R R R Fraser of Glencairn Duke of Skye Fraser of Glencairn Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Skye High Koal Dundee of Berwick

Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Braco Trooper

Sire

Fergus of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn Aartizan Kenny

NM Andrew of Glenange NM Andrew of Glenange

NM NM NM NM NM NM

NM Braco Uisge Beatha NM Braco Uisge Beatha

NM AI NM AI AI NM

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/

F F

F F F F F F

F F

F F F F F F

F F F F F F F

NZ 4373 NZ 4373

NZ 6423 NZ 6423 NZ 6423 NZ 6423 NZ 6423 NZ 7556

NZ 6931 NZ 6931

NZ 6422 US 29251 NZ 6422 UK GRA010077 US 46377 NZ 7249

NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 5973

Gr SHB

Sineag 6th of Trelissick Isla of Aonach Bheinn

Braco Eileadh Dubh Bonnie Lee of Aartizan Braco FenElla Braco Dusky Dawn Braco Eileadh Dubh Aartizan Matilda

Meg of Glenange Meg of Glenange

Laces of Traken Braco AnnaBelle Braco Libby Glencairn Dolly Brenna of Selsorahc Jenna of Brugglen

Patience of Thistle RhiAnna of Thistle Charity of Thistle Faith of Thistle Hope of Thistle RhiAnna of Thistle Patience of Thistle

Dam

F F

F F F F F F

P3 P3

F F F F F F

P1 P2 P1 P2 P2 P2 P1

Gr

R Thorpe R Thorpe R Thorpe R Thorpe R Thorpe R Thorpe

R & P Thompson R & P Thompson R & P Thompson R & P Thompson R & P Thompson R & P Thompson R & P Thompson

Last/Present Owner

A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard NZ 4233 A Wilson-Jones NZ 5920 A Wilson-Jones

NZ 5542 NZ 6496 NZ 4940 NZ 5538 NZ 5542 NZ 7537

NZ 3743 B & S Trounce NZ 3743 B & S Trounce

NZ 4011 NZ 3987 NZ 4948 NZ 7084 NZ 7054 NZ 5497

NZ 4015 NZ 4453 NZ 6204 NZ 6205 NZ 6203 NZ 4453 NZ 4015

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

2 Aaron Wilson-Jones NZ 7877 Sineag 1st of Highlanz NZ 7878 Isla of Highlanz

10-Nov-11 18-Nov-11

8-Oct-11 19-Feb-12 22-Mar-12 10-Sep-12 18-Oct-12 12-Feb-13

6 NZ 7857 NZ 7858 NZ 7859 NZ 8101 NZ 8102 NZ 8103

A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard Aartizan Alana Aartizan Skye Aartizan McKenzie Aartizan Keeley Aartizan Lindsay Aartizan Megan

22-Feb-11 20-Jan-12

F F F F F F

15-Dec-11 12-Jun-12 4-Jun-12 19-Jul-12 25-Jun-12 1-Aug-12

R Thorpe Sgiamhach Dubh of Selsorahc Sgionaich Ruadh of Selsorahc Sonasag Dubh of Selsorahc Climidh Dubh of Selsorahc Briagha Ruadh of Selsorahc Maiseach Giorsal of Selsorahc

B & S Trounce 2 NZ 7865 Molly of Phar Cup Farm NZ 7866 Mandy of Phar Cup Farm

6 NZ 7864 NZ 7977 NZ 7978 NZ 7979 NZ 7980 NZ 7981

P2 P3 P2 P3 P3 P3 P2

F F F F F F F

11-Nov-11 12-Nov-11 28-Aug-12 4-Sep-12 11-Nov-12 5-Nov-12 7-Feb-13 THY3 THY4 THZ1 THZ2 THZ3 THZ4 THZ5

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

AnimalName R & P Thompson Lucy of Thistle Daisy of Thistle Amy of Thistle Katie of Thistle Chloe of Thistle Cinnamon of Thistle Lara of Thistle

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 7 NZ 7801 NZ 7802 NZ 8015 NZ 8016 NZ 8054 NZ 8055 NZ 8125

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G & C Watts Ebony of Pottidoon Islay of Pottidoon Dolly of Pottidoon Debbie of Pottidoon Pottidoon Candice Picasso of Pottidoon Amazing Grace of Pottidoon Rachael of Potttidoon

FOOTNOTE:

1-Nov-11 29-Nov-11

21-Jun-11 7-Aug-11 21-Aug-11 24-Jun-11 13-Oct-11 10-Sep-11 24-Jun-12 23-Jun-12

16-Oct-11

F F

F F F F F M F F

F

3231330/33 3231330/34

PDY72 PDY74 PDY76 PDY77 PDY78 PDY79 PDZ84 PDZ85

WHY1

F F

P4 P2 P2 P2 F P4 P4 PX

P3

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

24-Jul-11 1-Sep-11 15-Sep-11 22-Sep-11 11-Oct-11 17-Oct-11 9-Jan-12 20-Jun-12 29-Jun-12 28-Jun-12 24-Sep-12 25-Sep-12 15-Oct-12 ZWY18 ZWY17 ZWY14 ZWY11 ZWY20 ZWY13 ZWY10 ZWZ37 ZWZ34 ZWZ35 ZWZ36 ZWZ43 ZWZ40

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

R Bl

Bl Y Br R Y Y D Y

R

Y R D R R Y Y R W R R R R

Barack of Pottidoon Barack of Pottidoon Duncan of Glenange Barack of Pottidoon Duncan of Glenange Duncan of Glenange Barack of Pottidoon Barack of Pottidoon

Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan

Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Troubadour of Glen Elgin Braco Flash Willy Rock Hill Toreador Rock Hill Ragamuffin Rock Hill Ragamuffin Rock Hill Toreador Braco Flash Willy

Sire

NM Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn NM Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

AI

NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM

Colour AI/ NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 5955 NZ 7867 NZ 7654 NZ 7655 NZ 7655 NZ 7654 NZ 7867

F F

P4 P4 F P4 F F P4 P4

NZ 7494 NZ 7494

NZ 7080 NZ 7080 NZ 4847 NZ 7080 NZ 4847 NZ 4847 NZ 7080 NZ 7080

P3 NZ 5853

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Gr SHB

Braco Belle Ami Braco Tinkerbelle

Casair of Glenburn Chianti of Pottidoon Chiquitita of Pottidoon Brianag of Weka Downs Carron of Glenange Pascalli of Pottidoon Ceit Geal of Glenburn Leigh of Pottidoon

Brodee Kyloe

Braco Winsome Muireall of Leith Mira of Leith Grenada of Mayfield (Imp. Aus) Mayda of Mayfield (Imp. Aus) Braco Whisper Geal Mairi of Rawahi Braco Black Beauty Braco Roiseag Glow Braco Lady Luck Niseag of Kinnairdy Muireall of Leith Rock Hill Mopsy

Dam

F F

P4 P1 P1 P1 F P3 P3 PX

P2

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Gr

C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom C Waldrom

Last/Present Owner

G & C Watts L & G Samuels K Brasier K Brasier G & C Watts G & C Watts G & C Watts G & C Watts NZ 3986 B Wells NZ 3257 B Wells

NZ 6089 NZ 6750 NZ 6029 NZ 3432 NZ 6359 NZ 6749 NZ 4447 NZ 5044

NZ 6414 B Walker-Hakaraia

NZ 4812 NZ 5929 NZ 4904 NZ 6287 NZ 6286 NZ 2290 NZ 6578 NZ 4467 NZ 2291 NZ 2344 NZ 2947 NZ 5929 NZ 7167

DHB

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

B Wells 2 NZ 8013 Anna Belle of Klibreck NZ 8014 Bonnie Belle of Klibreck

8 NZ 7787 NZ 7874 NZ 7973 NZ 7974 NZ 7975 NZ 8078 NZ 8079 NZ 8080

B Walker-Hakaraia 1 NZ 8011 Brodee Kylee

AnimalName C Waldrom Rock Hill Winnie Rock Hill Maisie Rock Hill Majory Rock Hill Glenda Rock Hill Mabel Rock Hill Wilma Rock Hill Marilyn Rock Hill Flora Rock Hill Rosemary Rock Hill Louise Rock Hill Vanessa Rock Hill Mildred Rock Hill Poppy

Sorted by: Breeder

Herdbk 13 NZ 7940 NZ 7941 NZ 7942 NZ 7943 NZ 7944 NZ 7945 NZ 7946 NZ 8104 NZ 8105 NZ 8106 NZ 8107 NZ 8108 NZ 8109

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19-Aug-11 31-Aug-11 10-Sep-11 21-Sep-11 12-Dec-11

A Wilson & G Stimpson Yvette of Northbrook Yasmin of Northbrook Yikita of Northbrook Yohana of Northbrook Yvonne of Northbrook

Total Cattle Registered

5 NZ 7796 NZ 7797 NZ 7798 NZ 7799 NZ 7800

350

FOOTNOTE:

NQY11 NQY12 NQY13 NQY14 NQY16 P2 P2 P3 P2 P3

R D R D R

R R R R

R Y Y R R R R R R R R R Br

NM NM NM NM NM

NM NM NM NM

NM NM AI NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM NM AI

Colour AI/

Boyd of Braesteen Boyd of Braesteen Boyd of Braesteen Boyd of Braesteen Caesar of Pottidoon

Jack of Beannachadh Jack of Beannachadh Jack of Beannachadh Jack of Beannachadh

Bruce of Munro Loag of Morangie Lord Montagu of Old Greenlaw Bruce of Munro Bruce of Munro Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange George of Glenange Major of Glenange Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow

Sire

F F F F PX

F F F F

F F F F F F F F F F F F F

NZ 5922 NZ 5922 NZ 5922 NZ 5922 NZ 5960

NZ 6784 NZ 6784 NZ 6784 NZ 6784

NZ 7372 NZ 6712 UK DHO950002 NZ 7372 NZ 7372 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 5779 NZ 6963 C 9609

Gr SHB

Sandra of Glenburn Tammy of Sunnybrae Tara of Ardargie Samantha of Glenburn Toffee of Hughes

Cherry of Abberley Fiona of Southall Annie of Southall Lorna of Abberley

Niseag 5th of Trelissick Isa 2nd of Glenange Salen of Glenange Fife of Glenange Jo of Glenange Mairi of Glenange Jinny of Glenange Rae of Glenange Malda of Glenange Muirneag of Glenange Agnes of Glenange Niseag 5th of Trelissick Merrick of Glenange

Dam

P1 P1 P2 P1 P2

A P1 P1 A

F P3 P1 F P3 P4 F P1 P4 F F F F

Gr

NZ 4982 NZ 4885 NZ 5086 NZ 4989 NZ 6310

NZ 4745 NZ 7919 NZ 7918 NZ 4729

NZ 3273 NZ 6638 NZ 6623 NZ 4163 NZ 4151 NZ 5012 NZ 5025 NZ 5011 NZ 6146 NZ 5032 NZ 5033 NZ 3273 NZ 5599

DHB

R & P Thomas F Cutfield R & P Thomas D & T Mead A Wilson & G Stimpson

GD & JA Wilson GD & JA Wilson GD & JA Wilson GD & JA Wilson

J Bruerton Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen J Brown & J McGillen

Last/Present Owner

The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Register was established in February 1994. All Cattle born before this date were inspected by appointed inspectors and given a Grade, according to their written records or their obvious Highland ancestry, under which they could enter the Society Register. All cattle born since this date have to comply with the rules as set out in the Society Consitution.

F F F F F

358824180 358828166 358828154 358824369 P1 P2 P2 P1

1-Oct-12 12-Oct-12 21-Oct-12 31-Oct-12

GD & JA Wilson Christie of Redgorton Flora of Redgorton Ailsa of Redgorton Lisa of Redgorton

4 NZ 8044 NZ 8045 NZ 8046 NZ 8047 F F F F

F P4 P2 F P4 PX F P2 PX F F F F

F F F F F F F F F F F F M

15-Sep-11 4-Oct-11 1-Jul-11 22-Sep-11 26-Sep-11 23-Sep-11 10-Oct-11 25-Sep-11 3-Oct-12 26-Sep-11 29-Sep-10 4-Oct-10 5-Sep-09 GAY19 GAY36 GAY35 GAY21 GAY12 GAY15 GAY17 GAY24 GAY13 GAY23 GAX20 GAX50 GAW59

Gd

Sex ID

D.o.B

Herdbk 13 NZ 7812 NZ 7884 NZ 7885 NZ 7886 NZ 7887 NZ 7888 NZ 7889 NZ 7890 NZ 7891 NZ 7892 NZ 7893 NZ 7894 NZ 7895

AnimalName D & L Whyte and Family Roseleigh of Glenange Innes 2nd of Glenange Sheila 2nd of Glenange Fife 2nd of Glenange Judy 3rd of Glenange Wee Mairi of Glenange Jenny of Glenange Rathlin 2nd of Glenange Malda 2nd of Glenange Muirgheal 2nd of Glenange Ally of Glenange Lassie of Glenange Mac of Glenange

Sorted by: Breeder

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Animal Name Braco Lady Tina Maighread of Braco Mairead of Glenange Amelia Rosse of Kilmarnock Braco Mischief Eiteag 8th of Trelissick Jocie 2nd of Trelissick Katarina Bea of Munro Morag of Stenness May of High Glen Katrina of Braeburn Daphne of Caladh an da Eilean Katie of Stenness Bonnie Lass of Keppanach Braco Ebony Christina of Hinterland Red Bull of Munro Ruby of High Glen Trudy of High Glen Helena of Caladh an da Eilean Millie of Glennkye Glenburn Brechin Ebony of Strathnaver Liusaidh of Glenange Jin of High Glen Morag of High Glen Nicole of Berwick Abigail of Stenness Blizzard of Rascanneil Caitlyn of Ardo Sandhills Hukarere

D.o.B 10-Oct-95 18-Feb-97 14-Sep-00 4-Jun-00 4-Sep-01 16-Oct-00 6-Jan-01 1-Nov-01 18-Nov-02 17-Mar-03 1-Jun-03 14-Sep-03 4-Apr-04 4-Oct-03 6-Nov-04 13-Aug-04 20-Nov-03 30-Dec-04 24-Jan-05 15-Oct-04 9-Nov-04 30-Sep-05 19-Aug-05 23-Sep-05 5-Oct-05 9-Oct-05 20-Sep-05 3-Nov-05 3-Jul-05 22-Nov-05 17-Sep-05

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Colour Bl R R Y Bl R R R R Y Y Bl R R Bl R R Y Y R Y Bl Bl R Y Y R W W R W

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Herdbk NZ 1426 NZ 1628 NZ 2950 NZ 3092 NZ 3169 NZ 3275 NZ 3277 NZ 3349 NZ 3584 NZ 3981 NZ 4083 NZ 4104 NZ 4133 NZ 4165 NZ 4465 NZ 4538 NZ 4582 NZ 4628 NZ 4629 NZ 4651 NZ 4683 NZ 4991 NZ 5007 NZ 5016 NZ 5058 NZ 5059 NZ 5071 NZ 5099 NZ 5108 NZ 5110 NZ 5185

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Present Owner J Brown & J McGillen J & M Todd W & C Christie B Walker-Hakaraia J Brown & J McGillen P Askin P Askin J Bruerton W & C Christie A A Ward J & M Todd P Askin W & C Christie G & S Down Waitakere Park Farms J & F Cameron Neustroski Family Trust A A Ward B Rogers P Askin V Jensen & D Mattsen D Cruse M McLeod & C Atkinson R & F Brown B Rogers B Rogers P Askin W & C Christie B & G Peden C & K Burlace B & G Peden

Gd F P3 P2 P1 F F F P4 P3 A P2 P4 P3 F F P1 F A A P4 P3 F P1 F A A F P3 P3 P4 P1

Sire Black Prince 2nd of Rigg Gille Coir of Pennygown Balahough Barris Sir Hugo of Braco Braco Black Sambo Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 10th of Trelissick Braco White Knight Liam of Glenfiddich Flinn of Trelissick Raymondo of Macquarie Maximilian of Caladh an da Eilean Liam of Glenfiddich Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Braco Black Sambo Black Bear of Ruatiti Dovelas 4th of Austie Flinn of Trelissick Flinn of Trelissick Maximilian of Caladh an da Eilean Braco Pascoe Braco Black Sambo Lachlan of Glen Cannich Robbie of Glenange Flinn of Trelissick Flinn of Trelissick Alfred Thomas of Abberley Liam of Glenfiddich Munro 2nd of Munro Braco Polo Braco White Lightning

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 SHB UK HOR91ORC2 UK MAP796883 NZ 1922 NZ 1889 NZ 2352 NZ 1555 NZ 2749 NZ 2378 NZ 3186 NZ 2026 A 2414 NZ 3180 NZ 3186 NZ 3135 NZ 2352 NZ 3132 D 78445-186 NZ 2026 NZ 2026 NZ 3180 NZ 3902 NZ 2352 NZ 2797 NZ 3995 NZ 2026 NZ 2026 NZ 4507 NZ 3186 NZ 4316 NZ 3903 NZ 2354 Dam Montrosa Lady Maggie of Bajhero Margo of Strath Na Salag Annag of Balquhidder Morag 4th of Trelissick Eiteag 3rd of Trelissick Casair 2nd of Trelissick Katelyn Bea of Munro Mairead of Glenange Charity of Western Highlands CatrIona of Braeburn Heather of Caladh an da Eilean Mairead of Glenange Cruinneag 6th of Trelissick Braco Lady Tina Lisa of Grass Valley Marian of Trelissick Haggis of Western Highlands Lacy of Western Highlands Heather of Caladh an da Eilean Claire of Glenkye Braco Nikita Sheena of Braeburn Loachag 7th of Trelissick Haere Mai of Western Highlands Charity of Western Highlands Nighean 15th of Trelissick Mairead of Glenange Isabella of Stratherrick CeitIdh of Glenburn Bendemere Kate 4th

Previous Owner C Brookes P & V Schader A & A Anderson H & B Naylor L & L Smith J & G Campbell J & G Campbell K Redpath A & A Anderson G Hodges P & V Schader M & J Wilson A & A Anderson K & C Kohle P & V Schader A & M Hinchco J Bruerton G Hodges G Hodges M & J Wilson B McNaughton & R Batchem E & N Clark O Mackay D & L Whyte and Family G Hodges G Hodges J & G Campbell A & A Anderson H Verstegen & S Reeves M & R Phillips H Verstegen & S Reeves

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DHB NZ 1402 NZ 1078 NZ 1073 NZ 1902 NZ 1827 NZ 1608 NZ 1541 NZ 2019 NZ 2950 NZ 3022 NZ 2791 NZ 2811 NZ 2950 NZ 3279 NZ 1426 NZ 2320 NZ 2024 NZ 3040 NZ 3025 NZ 2811 NZ 2798 NZ 2342 NZ 1818 NZ 1854 NZ 3021 NZ 3022 NZ 3568 NZ 2950 NZ 3544 NZ 2111 NZ 2890

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FOOTNOTE:

Herdbk NZ 5321 NZ 5384 NZ 5489 NZ 5492 NZ 5559 NZ 5567 NZ 5625 NZ 5639 NZ 5697 NZ 5761 NZ 5766 NZ 5774 NZ 5775 NZ 5782 NZ 5850 NZ 5894 NZ 5897 NZ 5898 NZ 5923 NZ 6044 NZ 6047 NZ 6048 NZ 6159 NZ 6234 NZ 6256 NZ 6288 NZ 6291 NZ 6304 NZ 6369 NZ 6429 NZ 6430

Animal Name Margarina of Schaderidge Maisie of Gralie Raz of Liberty Farm Star of Liberty Farm Ceiteag of Rosemoor Braco Saxon Borderreach Ardubh Molly of Berwick Heather of Dun Breattan Eilish of Stenness Poppie of Braemar Eadon Muirneag Duke of Glenange Beatrix Ruadh of Loburn Heights Tyne of Traken Jinty of Langside Hinchco Lady Amber Hinchco Lady Annag Laclan of Braesteen Morgan of Rosemoor Morair of Rosemoor Cruinneag of Rosemoor Moira of Middlebank Downs May of Bonnyrigg Mist of High Glen Belle of Mayfield (Imp. Aus) Robbie of Dun Breattan Glencairn Margo Braco Ulster Lexie of Traken Melek of Traken

D.o.B 24-Oct-05 5-Aug-06 10-Aug-06 8-Oct-06 6-Feb-07 18-Jul-05 12-Jan-06 20-Sep-06 7-Aug-06 29-Mar-07 27-Aug-06 16-Oct-06 6-Sep-05 7-Feb-07 29-Mar-07 3-Jun-07 18-Sep-07 2-Oct-07 12-Sep-06 12-Aug-07 18-Sep-07 11-Jan-08 2-Aug-07 17-May-07 9-Mar-08 4-Oct-06 15-Nov-06 18-Nov-07 5-Jul-07 8-Jun-08 6-May-08

Sex F F F F F M M F F F F F M F F F F F M F F F F F F F M F M F F

Colour R Bl R R Y W Bl R R R R R R R R R R Bl R R Bl Y R D R Y Br Y Bl R R Gd P3 P2 A P1 PX F F P4 P3 P3 P1 F F F F P2 P2 P1 F PX PX PX F P1 P1 P4 F F F F F

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Present Owner Waitakere Park Farms T & D Lee McKay Family Trust McKay Family Trust B Albrechtsen A & J Thomson K Motlammed P Askin T & M Horan W & C Christie P Askin C & J Gover J Brown & J McGillen D & P Leslie S & D Perry T & D Lee J & F Cameron J & F Cameron P Askin T Bartlett B Albrechtsen T Bartlett D Neale & K Rutherford J & F Cameron A A Ward K & R James T & M Horan C Plowman R Hutton P Askin P Askin

Sire Fergus of Braeburn Braco Black Label Chieftan of LiBerty Farm Chieftan of LiBerty Farm Braco Macs Quest Rushmore Bracken McLaughlin of Selsorahc Alfred Thomas of Abberley Braco Golden Kiwi Jock of Munro Little River Red Rocket Glenburn Sinclair Duke of Skye Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Donald of Kirkhill Braco Macs Quarry Black Bear of Ruatiti Braco Proiseil Braco Macs Quest Braco Macs Quest Braco Macs Quest Hamish of Cruachan Lachinvar of Hinterland Cooper of Traken Duncan of Mayfield Braco Golden Kiwi Duke of Glencairn Braco Black Sambo Belgarrion of Glomach Belgarrion of Glomach

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 continued...

Sorted by: Herd Book Number SHB NZ 4641 NZ 2377 NZ 3932 NZ 3932 NZ 4343 UK GRC907582 NZ 3916 NZ 4507 NZ 2769 NZ 5130 NZ 2699 NZ 4576 US 29251 NZ 1443 NZ 3135 NZ 5342 NZ 4342 NZ 3132 NZ 3901 NZ 4343 NZ 4343 NZ 4343 NZ 4808 NZ 3905 NZ 5444 A 5566 NZ 2769 NZ 5806 NZ 2352 NZ 4766 NZ 4766 Dam Katrina of Braeburn Bonnie of Kyle Hill Roseiel Rehi Roseiel Skye Maili of Rosemoor Braco Whisper Geal Braco Dehra Dubh Magenta of Braco Cindy of Braco Mairead of Glenange Maggie of Braemar Monique of Braeburn Peigi of Glenange Muirneag 7th of Trelissick Eiteag 8th of Trelissick Rhonda of Kirkhill Christina of Hinterland Brier of Hinterland Briana of Braesteen Morven of Rosemoor Morrigan of Rosemoor Maili of Rosemoor Flora of Middlebank Downs Mary of Grass Valley Ruby of High Glen Blanche of Mayfield Braco Lady Tina Braco Makayla Braco Sassenach Lass Jocie 2nd of Trelissick Eiteag 8th of Trelissick

Previous Owner P & V Schader L Anderson & D Liddicoat J & R Bracegirdle J & R Bracegirdle J & P Smyth R & F Brown D & G Clarke J & G Campbell C Brookes A & A Anderson M & J Wilson D & J Sheldon A & J Thomson L Anderson & D Liddicoat J & G Campbell L Anderson & D Liddicoat A & M Hinchco A & M Hinchco D & P Leslie J & P Smyth J & P Smyth J & P Smyth D & M Banks V Hinchco G Hodges M & R Wroe C Brookes J & R Brown J Olsen J & G Campbell J & G Campbell

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DHB NZ 4083 NZ 2314 NZ 3689 NZ 4469 NZ 2963 NZ 2290 NZ 3985 NZ 3171 NZ 2103 NZ 2950 NZ 2824 NZ 4438 NZ 3048 NZ 4228 NZ 3275 NZ 4368 NZ 4538 NZ 3290 NZ 2881 NZ 3215 NZ 4549 NZ 2963 NZ 4141 NZ 2744 NZ 4628 A 4134 NZ 1426 NZ 3989 NZ 3983 NZ 3277 NZ 3275

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Herdbk NZ 6431 NZ 6438 NZ 6439 NZ 6448 NZ 6552 NZ 6568 NZ 6599 NZ 6600 NZ 6607 NZ 6628 NZ 6687 NZ 6688 NZ 6844 NZ 6867 NZ 6885 NZ 6887 NZ 6908 NZ 6916 NZ 6920 NZ 6923 NZ 6928 NZ 6965 NZ 7001 NZ 7006 NZ 7044 NZ 7188 NZ 7249 NZ 7273 NZ 7289 NZ 7290 NZ 7302

Animal Name Sacha of Traken Dixie of Schader Ridge Schader Ridge Rainmaker Hannah of Stenness Eadon Rachel Carisbrook of Glen Elgin Velvet of North West Highlands Violet of North West Highlands Ruadh Illision of Leith Forba of Glenange Jane 2nd of High Glen Lea of High Glen Meg of Mahoe Skye Olive of Foulis Chesterhope Eddie Abby of Traken Sibella 11th of Durness (Imp. Aus) Helena of Munro Samantha of Ardo Martha of Ardo Braco Valiant Arthur of Morangie Eadon Brodie Eadon Beau Vallae Cairndow of Ardkinglas Bonnie of Glenkye Dundee of Berwick Cora Ruadh of Loburn Heights Aartizan Rhona Aartizan Mhaire Ialach Buidhe 2nd of Strathburn D.o.B 8-Sep-08 13-Aug-07 15-Aug-07 8-Aug-08 30-Dec-08 7-Jun-07 27-Nov-08 29-Nov-08 19-Feb-07 26-Sep-08 2-Feb-09 4-Apr-09 29-Oct-08 20-Jan-09 27-Oct-08 9-Oct-07 29-Oct-07 1-Mar-09 17-Oct-07 17-Dec-07 20-Oct-08 19-Sep-08 26-Aug-09 20-Jul-08 15-Sep-09 18-Oct-09 17-Dec-08 29-Aug-09 13-Dec-09 24-Dec-09 28-Oct-09

Sex F F F F F M F F M F F F F F F F F F F F M M F M F F M F F F F

Colour R R Br Br Bl R R Y R R R R R R D R R R D Br Bl Y R Br Y D Br R R Y Y Gd F P3 F P3 P4 F A P2 F F P1 P1 F P2 F F P2 PX P4 P4 F F P2 F P3 P4 F F F F F

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Present Owner P Askin Waitakere Park Farms Waitakere Park Farms W & C Christie Wilco Ltd E & N Clark R E de Jongh R E de Jongh C Plowman J Brown & J McGillen A A Ward A A Ward D & S Cole P Askin R Magon J & D Plimmer K & R James P Askin J & J Fenaughty J & J Fenaughty M McCleod & G Alexander D & P Leslie C & J Gover C & J Gover M Ashe D Eyre N Speirs & E Munro G & S Down T & C Olssen T & C Olssen S Family Trust

Sire Belgarrion of Glomach Braco Silver Nugget Braco Silver Nugget Jock of Munro Black Bear of Ruatiti Du Boise Le Coq Rusty of Huntroyd Rusty of Huntroyd Black Thunder of Ruatiti Clark of Glenange Cooper of Traken Cooper of Traken Pirie Brae Maverick Red Bull of Munro Braco Ranger Cooper of Traken Atlas of Durness Storm of Middlebank Downs Braco Rave-on Braco Polo Black Watch Emmett Duncan of Glenange Black Bear of Ruatiti Braco Black Sambo Braco Ranger Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Jock of Pennan Glenbogle Blair of Middlebank Downs Black Watch Emmett Black Watch Emmett Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 continued...

Sorted by: Herd Book Number SHB NZ 4766 NZ 2351 NZ 2351 NZ 5130 NZ 3132 C 12293 NZ 3588 NZ 3588 NZ 3078 NZ 5776 NZ 5444 NZ 5444 NZ 6357 NZ 4582 NZ 4838 NZ 5444 A 5840 NZ 4886 NZ 5095 NZ 3903 US 38623 NZ 4847 NZ 3132 NZ 2352 NZ 4838 NZ 3135 NZ 5892 NZ 5858 US 38623 US 38623 NZ 6490 Dam Nicole of Berwick Katrina of Braeburn Braco Ebony Mairead of Glenange Renee of Huntroyd CeitIdh of Bairnsley Stella of North West Highlands Simone of North West Highlands Mischief of Braeburn Floraidh of Glenange Jin of High Glen Ruby of High Glen Rose Marie of Braeburn Poppie of Braemar Chesterhope Angelica Nicole of Berwick Sybil 3 of Durness Helena of Caladh an da Eilean Mortitia of Kilmarnock Mariannach of Braco Braco Polaidh Dubh Mary of Glenange Marcalene of Huntroyd Braco Lady Meagh Dulcie of Pirie Brae Bella of Glenkye First Lady of Berwick Anne of Loburn Heights Glencairn Charlotte Glencairn Delia Isla Buidhe of Thistle Lea

Previous Owner J & G Campbell P & V Schader P & V Schader A & A Anderson D & J Sheldon J Lee & J Doull G Andrew Dawson G Andrew Dawson J & R Brown D & L Whyte and Family G Hodges G Hodges C & J Howe M & J Wilson D & K O’Neill J & G Campbell M & R Wroe M & J Wilson M & R Phillips M & R Phillips O Mackay A Whyte D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon A Wilson & G Stimpson R & J Bulling R Thorpe K & C Kohle A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard R & B Pridmore

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DHB NZ 5071 NZ 4083 NZ 4465 NZ 2950 NZ 2388 A 3722 NZ 5137 NZ 5134 NZ 3222 NZ 3757 NZ 5058 NZ 4628 NZ 4973 NZ 5766 NZ 4797 NZ 5071 A 918 NZ 4651 NZ 3639 NZ 2787 NZ 2292 NZ 4159 NZ 2831 NZ 2788 NZ 4092 NZ 4685 NZ 4073 NZ 5416 NZ 5258 NZ 5259 NZ 5718

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Herdbk NZ 7339 NZ 7359 NZ 7360 NZ 7395 NZ 7396 NZ 7403 NZ 7413 NZ 7414 NZ 7422 NZ 7423 NZ 7454 NZ 7463 NZ 7499 NZ 7500 NZ 7513 NZ 7514 NZ 7518 NZ 7556 NZ 7559 NZ 7599 NZ 7612 NZ 7618 NZ 7659 NZ 7693 NZ 7696 NZ 7699 NZ 7701 NZ 7704 NZ 7720 NZ 7722 NZ 7744

Animal Name Emmy Loo of Pippin Park Lulu of Glen Tui Libby of Glen Tui Erraid Mary of AARICS Shona of AARICS Mily of Stenness Maighaan of Schader Ridge Katania of Schader Ridge Molly of McQueens Valley Tina of McQueens Valley Delight of Stoney Oaks Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Hinchco Lady Demi Hinchco Lady Dusty Krystal of Glenkye Rosa of Glenkye Fenham Sorcha Aartizan Kenny Oor Wullie of Kirkhill Tess of Glen Elgin Eadon Durness Eadon Rebecca Tubh Stella of McQueens Valley Eadon Monica Tubh Eadon Marcelaine Eadon Mattie Eadon Wanda Dubh Aoirig Ruadh of Strathburn Starry of Heavenly Highlanders Eadon Katriona Averil of Thistle

D.o.B 27-Jul-09 30-Oct-09 3-Dec-09 31-Aug-10 3-Sep-10 18-Sep-10 12-Nov-09 14-Oct-09 22-Jan-10 21-Apr-10 27-Aug-10 30-Sep-08 3-Aug-10 4-Sep-10 26-Nov-10 3-Oct-10 25-Dec-10 8-Dec-09 6-Sep-09 7-Jun-10 8-Nov-10 9-Jun-10 13-Feb-11 24-Jul-11 3-Aug-11 13-Aug-11 28-Aug-11 5-Oct-10 27-Oct-10 7-Sep-10 19-Jun-11

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F M M F F F F F F F F F F F F

Colour Bl R R R R Br Bl R R R W Y R Y R Bl R W D R R R R R R R Bl R R D R Gd PX P1 P2 P1 P2 P4 P4 P3 PX PX P4 F P3 P2 P3 P3 F F F F F PX PX F P3 PX F F P2 F P2

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Present Owner K & R James H & L McPhail H & L McPhail Cavan & Jenkinson Cavan & Jenkinson L Anderson & D Liddicoat Waitakere Park Farms Waitakere Park Farms P Askin P Askin D & V Pattinson Awhitu Heights Ltd J & F Cameron J & F Cameron D Eyre D Eyre A & C Crosswell M & L Babe R & P Thompson G & M Harvey M & J Filippini C & J Gover P Askin A Power C & J Gover C & J Gover C & J Gover M & M Wilson McKay Family Trust M & J Filippini D Coatsworth

Sire Du Boise Le Coq Anton of Loburn Heights Anton of Loburn Heights Storm of Middlebank Downs Storm of Middlebank Downs Bairnsley of Munro Braco Silver Nugget Braco Silver Nugget Red Bull of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Hansome of Stoney Oaks Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Silver Rebel of Braco Silver Rebel of Braco Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Campbell Og of Killara Fingal of Auchnacraig Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow Carisbrook of Glen Elgin Eadon Cailean Eadon Cailean Ailbeart of Munro Eadon Victor Black Bear of Ruatiti Eadon Cailean Black Bear of Ruatiti Campbell Og of Killara Braco Red Baron Black Bear of Ruatiti Braco Trooper

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 continued...

Sorted by: Herd Book Number SHB C 12293 NZ 6537 NZ 6537 NZ 4886 NZ 4886 NZ 6912 NZ 2351 NZ 2351 NZ 4582 NZ 6912 NZ 5077 UK CCL980009 NZ 4842 NZ 4842 NZ 3135 NZ 3135 A 5954 UK KLA94AF34 C 9609 NZ 6568 NZ 6386 NZ 6386 NZ 7371 NZ 7008 NZ 3132 NZ 6386 NZ 3132 A 5954 NZ 2768 NZ 3132 NZ 5973 Dam Belle of Mayfield Beitiris of Turitea Gilda of Braeburn Dana of Redheugh Darlene of Redheugh Katie of Stenness Maighread of Braco Katrina of Braeburnn Helena of Caladh an da Eilean Maize Bea of Munro Penny of Stoney Oaks Aoirig 8th of Bendemere Hinchco Lady Amber Christina of Hinterland Meg of Glenkye Torri of Glenkye Tartan Patch Catlin Glencairn Delia Ballantrae of Glenange Serena of Glen Elgin Braco Dundee Eadon Rebecca Helena of Caladh an da Eilean Eadon Monica Bubbles of Huntroyd Mattie of Braco Braco Tiddlywinks Aoirig 8th of Bendemere Star of Liberty Farm Kelsea of Glen Cannich Enya of Thistle

Previous Owner M & R Wroe N & M Terry N & M Terry A & A Hendry A & A Hendry D & P Leslie P & V Schader P & V Schader M & J Wilson M & J Wilson G & T Simons J Brown & J McGillen A & M Hinchco A & M Hinchco R & J Bulling R & J Bulling K & S Devery A van Zandwijk & L Pritchard G Taylor J Lee & J Doull D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon M & J Wilson D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon J Brown & J McGillen J & R Bracegirdle D & J Sheldon R & P Thompson

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DHB NZ 6288 NZ 2446 NZ 3679 NZ 4671 NZ 4672 NZ 4133 NZ 1628 NZ 4083 NZ 4651 NZ 4313 NZ 5820 NZ 5345 NZ 5897 NZ 4538 NZ 4684 NZ 6222 NZ 5117 NZ 5259 NZ 5594 NZ 5956 NZ 4944 NZ 5882 NZ 4651 NZ 6382 NZ 4509 NZ 2105 NZ 3988 NZ 5345 NZ 5492 NZ 4979 NZ 3619

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Herdbk NZ 7745 NZ 7763 NZ 7773 NZ 7776 NZ 7778 NZ 7779 NZ 7782 NZ 7794 NZ 7795 NZ 7796 NZ 7797 NZ 7798 NZ 7804 NZ 7812 NZ 7813 NZ 7814 NZ 7816 NZ 7822 NZ 7823 NZ 7827 NZ 7833 NZ 7834 NZ 7839 NZ 7841 NZ 7874 NZ 7881 NZ 7882 NZ 7884 NZ 7885 NZ 7886 NZ 7887

Animal Name Mia of Thistle Eadon Merlot Devine of Stoney Oaks Isadora of Traken Xerces Fluranach 1st of Strathnairn Zircon of Te Mata Hills Eadon Vance Sir Laddie of Mokau Robbie of Strowan Yvette of Northbrook Yasmin of Northbrook Yikita of Northbrook Dubh Lacha of Loburn Heights Roseleigh of Glenange Nairn of Rosemoor Niseag of Rosemoor Morag 2nd of Rosemoor Bella of Airlie Paige of Airlie Chablis of Te Mata Hills Tessa of Caldbrae Grace of Ardo Tui Eden Meghan Tui Eden Merinda Islay of Pottidoon Joan of Stenness Ngairene of Stenness Innes 2nd of Glenange Sheila 2nd of Glenange Fife 2nd of Glenange Judy 3rd of Glenange D.o.B 29-Jun-11 6-Jul-10 13-Apr-11 5-Oct-11 10-Sep-10 8-Sep-10 30-Jul-08 30-Jun-10 2-Nov-08 19-Aug-11 31-Aug-11 10-Sep-11 31-Jan-11 15-Sep-11 11-Aug-10 9-Aug-10 28-Aug-10 26-Jun-11 28-Jun-11 12-Sep-11 25-Jan-11 8-Sep-11 5-Sep-11 18-Dec-11 7-Aug-11 15-Sep-11 30-Sep-11 4-Oct-11 1-Jul-11 22-Sep-11 26-Sep-11

Sex F M F F M M M M M F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Colour R Bl Y Y Bl Bl Y Y W R D R Bl R W Y Y R Bl R D R R R Y Y Y Y Y R R Gd P2 F P3 F F P4 F F P2 P2 P2 P3 F F P4 PX PX P4 P2 F P4 PX P1 P3 P2 P4 F P4 P2 F P4

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Present Owner D Coatsworth T Fernyhough D & V Pattinson J & D Plimmer B Powell K & R James T Fernyhough E & P Wynd B & G Peden R & P Thomas F Cutfield R & P Thomas J Brown & J McGillen J Bruerton R & P Thomas R & P Thomas D & P Ashford B & J Martin B & J Martin B & J Martin V Jensen & D Mattsen J & J Fenaughty R Baker & C Compton R Baker & C Compton L & G Samuels D & P Leslie D & P Leslie Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd

Sire Braco Trooper Black Bear of Ruatiti Hansome of Stoney Oaks Ice Geal of Strathburn Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Caesar of Pottidoon Neil of Braeburn Pirie Brae Andy Larnach of Rosemoor Boyd of Braesteen Boyd of Braesteen Boyd of Braesteen Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Bruce of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Jock of Munro Braco Uranium Braco Uranium Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich Aragon of Strathvale Braco Rave-on Braco Typhoon Braco Typhoon Barack of Pottidoon Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Loag of Morangie Lord Montagu of Old Greenlaw Bruce of Munro Bruce of Munro

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 continued...

Sorted by: Herd Book Number SHB NZ 5973 NZ 3132 NZ 5077 NZ 7354 UK CCL980009 NZ 5960 NZ 4055 NZ 6889 NZ 2747 NZ 5922 NZ 5922 NZ 5922 NZ 3135 NZ 7372 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 5130 NZ 6370 NZ 6370 NZ 3581 NZ 5001 NZ 5095 NZ 5867 NZ 5867 NZ 7080 NZ 6912 NZ 6912 NZ 6712 UK DHO950002 NZ 7372 NZ 7372 Dam Charity of Thistle Monique of Braeburn Rose of Stoney Oaks Abby of Traken Braco Florette Erica of Leith Kelsea of Glen Cannich Lady Candice of Mokau Bonnie of Strowan Sandra of Glenburn Tammy of Sunnybrae Tara of Ardargie Casair 7th of Trelissick Niseag 5th of Trelissick Mora of Rosemoor Ceiteag of Rosemoor Morgan of Rosemoor Beauty of Airlie Poppy of Airlie Braco Chardonnay Millie of Glenkye Martha of Ardo Highlander Meg Highlander Miranda Chianti of Pottidoon Katie of Stenness Chleanna of Braesteen Isa 2nd of Glenange Salen of Glenange Fife of Glenange Jo of Glenange

Previous Owner R & P Thompson D & J Sheldon G & T Simons J & G Campbell P Simpson M McLeod & C Atkinson D & J Sheldon G Podjursky & S Wells P & L Robertson A Wilson & G Stimpson A Wilson & G Stimpson A Wilson & G Stimpson K & C Kohle D & L Whyte and Family J & P Smyth J & P Smyth J & P Smyth I Bocock I Bocock M McLeod & C Atkinson B McNaughton & R Batchem M & R Phillips Ne & H Lynch N & H Lynch G & C Watts A & A Anderson A & A Anderson D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family

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DHB NZ 6204 NZ 4438 NZ 5819 NZ 6887 NZ 5541 NZ 4556 NZ 4979 NZ 6846 NZ 4393 NZ 4982 NZ 4885 NZ 5086 NZ 3821 NZ 3273 NZ 2389 NZ 5559 NZ 6044 NZ 6388 NZ 6389 NZ 3597 NZ 4683 NZ 6923 NZ 3833 NZ 4255 NZ 6750 NZ 4133 NZ 6404 NZ 6638 NZ 6623 NZ 4163 NZ 4151

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Herdbk Animal Name NZ 7888 Wee Mairi of Glenange NZ 7889 Jenny of Glenange NZ 7890 Rathlin 2nd of Glenange NZ 7891 Malda 2nd of Glenange NZ 7892 Muirgheal 2nd of Glenange NZ 7906 Eadon Magda Tubh NZ 7907 Eadon Morag Tubh NZ 7914 Ferelith Dubh of Berwick NZ 7933 Yuella Ulla 2nd of Strathnairn NZ 7952 Aisla 2nd of Rawahi NZ 7953 Bella of Igrane NZ 7954 Roxy of Igrane NZ 7973 Dolly of Pottidoon NZ 7974 Debbie of Pottidoon NZ 8008 Sarah I of Kirkhill NZ 8017 Eadon Black Prince NZ 8018 Eadon Red Label NZ 8019 Eadon Reihanna NZ 8020 Jemima of Lochalsh NZ 8021 Matilda of Lochalsh NZ 8022 Isobella of Langside NZ 8040 Lasgair Buidhe of Strathburn NZ 8050 Isabella of Sorn Lea NZ 8051 Kobe of Sorn Lea NZ 8081 Joshua of Ardo NZ 8121 Chelsea Leigh of Brandywine Total Cattle Transferred

D.o.B 23-Sep-11 10-Oct-11 25-Sep-11 3-Oct-12 26-Sep-11 6-Nov-11 8-Nov-11 8-Sep-11 15-Oct-11 7-Apr-11 13-Sep-11 18-Dec-11 21-Aug-11 24-Jun-11 19-Aug-11 13-Aug-11 11-Oct-11 18-Sep-11 16-Jun-12 28-May-12 6-Aug-12 25-Sep-11 21-Jul-12 18-Jul-12 5-Aug-11 26-Jul-12

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M M F F F F M F F M F

Colour R R R R R R R Bl Bl Y R Bl Br R R Bl Br R R R R Y R R R W

All transfers are recorded in the Society Register. Registration papers are issued to NZHCS Members only.

Present Owner Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd Wakare Ltd C & J Gover C & J Gover R Thorpe D Lee W & C Christie B & G Peden B & G Peden K Brasier K Brasier D & P Leslie P Hammond & A Calder D Cruse C & J Gover R Knott R Knott T & D Lee A & C Crosswell S Beale S Beale C & K Burlace J Bruerton 181

Gd PX F P2 PX F PX PX F F F F P3 P2 P2 P2 F F PX P4 P3 P3 F PX P1 PX PX

Sire Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Major of Glenange Eadon Victor Black Bear of Ruatiti Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Baxter of Munro Callum of Dun Breattan Callum of Dun Breattan Duncan of Glenange Barack of Pottidoon Lewis of Glenange Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Black Bear of Ruatiti Gregor of Glenburn Gregor of Glenburn Angus of Munro Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn MacIntyre of Glen Tannock MacIntyre of Glen Tannock Braco Rave-on Ailbeart of Munro

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Transfers of Cattle 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 continued...

Sorted by: Herd Book Number SHB NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 6963 NZ 7008 NZ 3132 UK GRA010077 NZ 7494 NZ 5954 NZ 7856 NZ 7856 NZ 4847 NZ 7080 NZ 3909 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 3132 NZ 5893 NZ 5893 NZ 7370 NZ 7463 NZ 6932 NZ 6932 NZ 5095 NZ 7371 Dam Mairi of Glenange JIinny of Glenange Rae of Glenange Malda of Glenange Muirneag of Glenange Eadon Magda Morann of Rosemoor Isabella of Berwick Euphoria Alana of Beannachadh Ailsa of Rawahi Scarlett of Graeleen Sophie of Graeleen Chiquitita of Pottidoon Brianag of Weka Downs Sarah of Kirkhill Braco Peigidh Subh Braco Sassenach Lass Eadon Rebecca Canna of Glenburn Maiya of Glenburn Maisie of Gralie Isla 7th of Trelissick Misty-May of Green Dales Gemma of Te Mata Hills Caitlyn of Ardo Katarina Bea of Munro

Previous Owner D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & L Whyte and Family D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon W & G Gadsby P Simpson G Spiteri L Devcich L Devcich G & C Watts G & C Watts G Taylor D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon D & J Sheldon B & G Fisher B & G Fisher L Anderson & D Liddicoat J Brown & J McGillen M & J Kelly M & J Kelly M & R Phillips K Redpath

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DHB NZ 5012 NZ 5025 NZ 5011 NZ 6146 NZ 5032 NZ 6477 NZ 2965 NZ 5640 NZ 6112 NZ 6580 NZ 6417 NZ 5965 NZ 6029 NZ 3432 NZ 3061 NZ 3167 NZ 3983 NZ 5882 NZ 4992 NZ 5398 NZ 5384 NZ 4237 NZ 7485 NZ 6102 NZ 5110 NZ 3349

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Herdbk NZ 1096 NZ 1324 NZ 1330 NZ 1331 NZ 1333 NZ 1335 NZ 1336 NZ 1337 NZ 1344 NZ 1354 NZ 1447 NZ 1543 NZ 1544 NZ 1545 NZ 1546 NZ 1799 NZ 1800 NZ 1801 NZ 1802 NZ 1803 NZ 1833 NZ 1881 NZ 1907 NZ 1939 NZ 1946 NZ 1969 NZ 1970 NZ 1972 NZ 2024 NZ 2037 NZ 2101

Animal Name Jessica of Shenlarich Ailsa of Ile Mairi of Ile Jill of Ile Ceit of Ile Maili of Ile Eilidh of Ile Anna of Ile Pearl of Glenfiddich Sheila of Hayfield Silver of Glenfiddich Iris of Ile Misty of Ile Seonag of Ile Mairead of Ile Floss of Ile Jessie of Ile Elaine of Ile Ina of Ile Madge of Ile Marjorie 3rd of Trelissic (ce) Joy of Bannockburn Muff of Braeburn Junko of Glenfiddich NIna of Glenange Lady of Ile Minnie of Ile Flynn of Ile Marian of Trelissick Laura of Stoney Oaks Braco Floraidh

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

D.o.B 1-Sep-89 14-Oct-90 30-Nov-93 1-Jan-94 31-Oct-94 14-Feb-95 21-Feb-95 11-Mar-95 5-Sep-94 15-Jul-90 15-Sep-95 17-Oct-95 28-Nov-95 17-Dec-95 22-Jan-96 6-Sep-96 17-Sep-96 18-Sep-96 2-Nov-96 8-Apr-97 12-Oct-97 18-Feb-98 6-Oct-97 6-Nov-97 19-Sep-97 26-Oct-97 27-Oct-97 28-Jan-98 12-Oct-97 11-Nov-98 3-Oct-98

Colour R R R R R R R R D R W Y R W Y Y R Br R R R R R R Y Y Y Y R R R Gd C C B B C B A B B B B A C P1 A B A A A C F P1 P1 P1 A B A B F P2 F

Sire Jock 26th of Leys Lucky Jock 26th of Leys Muillear of Ardvorlich Jock of Trelissick Muillear of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Snowman of Hayfield Cailean of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Cailean of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Muillear of Ardvorlich Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Jamie of Huntroyd Punch of Huntroyd Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Lochenvair of Trossachs Jock of Inverpoly Jock of Inverpoly Jock of Inverpoly Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Jock of Inverpoly Callum 5th of Trelissick A 192 A 286 A 192 A 192 A 192 A 286 A 192 A 286 A 286 A 286 NZ 1555 NZ 1047 NZ 1045 NZ 1443 NZ 1127 A 1547 A 1547 A 1547 NZ 1555 A 1547 NZ 1552

UK XXX857171 A 286 A 1461 A 286 A 286 A 192 A 192

SHB UK XXX857171

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Deaths and Culls 01-01-12 to 30-06-13 Dam Jersey Annie Morag of Ile June FIona Morag of Ile Eileen of Ile Ailsa of Ile Chrystal of Glenfiddich Heidi of Hayfield Chrystal of Glenfiddich Irene of Ile Misty Rain Seonaid of Ile Mags of Ile Floraidh of Ile Jill of Ile Eileen of Ile Irene of Ile Margot Marjorie 2nd of Trelissick Gaye of Aidrie Moyra of Airdrie Georginea of Glenfiddich Bonny of Hayfield Ceit of Ile Maili of Ile Floraidh of Ile Proiseag Ruadh 4th of Shannelle of Stoney Oaks Montrosa Fleur NZ 1531 NZ 1414 NZ 1138 NZ 1445 NZ 1355 NZ 1333 NZ 1335 NZ 1329 NZ 1284 NZ 1242 NZ 1405

NZ 1325 NZ 1322 NZ 1329 NZ 1331 NZ 1321 NZ 1327

NZ 1323 NZ 1321 NZ 1324 NZ 1050 NZ 1353 NZ 1050 NZ 1327

NZ 1323

DHB

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Owner Name Andrew & Jean Thomson Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Paul and Leanne McIntosh Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Paul and Leanne McIntosh Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Willie & Cynthia Christie Jan Olsen Julie and Michael Kellow Paul and Leanne McIntosh David & Pam Leslie Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Judy Bruerton Prudence Carver David & Pam Leslie

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Animal Name Proiseag 9th of Trelissick Vaila of Gamrie Tara of Gamrie Kellee of Glenfiddich Braco Lady Luck Josefine of Glenange Jura of Glenange Achnalea of Glenloch Lass of Shenlarich Braco Blue Shadow Katie of Brugglen Sineag 4th of Trelissick Eiteag 7th of Trelissick Nighean 12th of Trelissick Loachag 10th of Trelissick Ceit 7th of Trelissick Nighean 11th of Trelissick Faoilte 7th of Trelissick Proiseag 10th of Trelissick Fearna 6th of Trelissick Braco Liusidh Dubh Ile Mary Ile Jo Ile Ida Aggie of Ardargie Niseag of Kinnairdy MAISIE of Glenange Rag Doll of Ruatiti Braco Marshall Braco Lechseag McTavish of Munro

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 2178 NZ 2225 NZ 2227 NZ 2276 NZ 2344 NZ 2425 NZ 2429 NZ 2449 NZ 2476 NZ 2588 NZ 2736 NZ 2751 NZ 2752 NZ 2753 NZ 2754 NZ 2755 NZ 2756 NZ 2757 NZ 2758 NZ 2760 NZ 2851 NZ 2904 NZ 2905 NZ 2906 NZ 2921 NZ 2947 NZ 2957 NZ 3077 NZ 3102 NZ 3172 NZ 3209

Sex F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M F M

D.o.B 14-Dec-98 10-Apr-99 22-Feb-99 6-Jun-98 9-Nov-99 25-Sep-99 5-Oct-99 8-Oct-99 24-Aug-99 26-Nov-98 28-Sep-99 9-Sep-99 6-Oct-99 19-Sep-99 24-Sep-99 17-Sep-99 2-Oct-99 25-Sep-99 9-Sep-99 9-Sep-99 19-Sep-00 22-Oct-98 28-Oct-98 23-Dec-98 12-Sep-00 22-Oct-00 12-Sep-00 13-Jul-00 21-Aug-00 28-Sep-01 10-Aug-99

Colour R R D R R R Br Y R D R R R R R R R R R R Bl R R Y R R R R R R R Gd F P4 C B F F A P3 A F A F F F F F F F F F F A A P1 P1 F P4 F F F P3

Sire Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Thunder Gulch of Willowbank Thunder Gulch of Willowbank Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Callum 5th of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Balahough Barris Jock of Inverpoly Broderick Ban of Brigadier Ruadh of Rahil Glen Roy of Egmont Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Braco Zeniths Jester Jock of Inverpoly Jock of Inverpoly Jock of Inverpoly Gille Coir of Trelissick James of Cruachan Braco Black Label S.C.F. Black Shadow Callum 5th of Trelissick Braco Black Sambo Kanaka Hill Maximilian

SHB NZ 1555 NZ 1562 NZ 1562 NZ 1443 NZ 1552 NZ 1555 NZ 1922 A 1547 NZ 1561 A 1301 NZ 1952 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 2000 A 1547 A 1547 A 1547 NZ 1122 A 1326 NZ 2377 US 30164 NZ 1552 NZ 2352 US 6783

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Dam Proiseag Ruadh 2nd of Faoilte 2nd of Trelissick Angus X Chrystal of Glenfiddich Montrosa Lady Cruinneag 2nd of Trelissick Edendale 2nd of Western Balahough May 5 Belle of Shenlarich Dunedin Lass of Strathbogle Hanna Lee of Brugglen Sineag of Trelissick Eiteag 3rd of Trelissick Nighean 6th of Trelissick Loachag 3rd of Trelissick Ceit of Trelissick Nighean 5th of Trelissick Faoilte 3rd of Trelissick Proiseag Ruadh 4th of Trelissick Fearna 2nd of Trelissick Braco Lady Tina Mairi of Ile Jill of Ile Iris of Ile Coco of Ardargie Niseag 4th of Trelissick Dee of Glenange Ruby Red of Ruatiti Montrosa Lady Loachag 6th of Trelissick Katie Bea of Munro NZ 1050 NZ 1402 NZ 1539 NZ 1187 NZ 1658 NZ 1227 A 949 NZ 1791 NZ 1308 NZ 1608 NZ 1605 NZ 1294 NZ 1312 NZ 1603 NZ 1602 NZ 1284 NZ 1535 NZ 1426 NZ 1330 NZ 1331 NZ 1543 NZ 2027 NZ 1836 NZ 1646 NZ 2108 NZ 1402 NZ 1692 NZ 1501

DHB NZ 1296 NZ 1524

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Owner Name John Reid Jan & Chris McLay Willie & Cynthia Christie Paul and Leanne McIntosh Cyril Waldrom Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Sharon & Doug Maclean Kelvin & Gail McKirdy Andrew & Jean Thomson Des Kan & Cilla Taylor Christine & Christof Frey-Schiele John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid John Reid Rosemary Thorpe Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Ginni Alexander Cyril Waldrom Grant & Catherine Watts Judy Lee & John Doull Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Lachlan & Leigh Smith Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan

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Animal Name Fearna 7th of Trelissick Sineag 5th of Trelissick Tess of Dunvegan of Skye Beatrice of Glenange Edie of Glenange Proiseag of Munro Laura of Ile Martha of Ile Isabel of Ile Marsaili of Ile Brianag of Weka Downs Cassie of Birchhill Nikita of Dunnee Doon Loachag 11th of Trelissick Malda 8th of Trelissick(ce) MacDean of Glenange Andy Stewart of Glen Cannich Iona Geal of Glenburn Molach of Braeburn Jennie of Ardargie Sine of Glenange Caitriona of Glenange Ginny Weasley of Strathvale Fosadh 3rd of Trelissick Highlander Meg Highlander Heidi Maggie May 2of Kildonan Nessie of Kildonan Carl of Abberley Lewis of Glenange Borderreach Sable

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 3270 NZ 3271 NZ 3313 NZ 3321 NZ 3323 NZ 3351 NZ 3426 NZ 3427 NZ 3428 NZ 3431 NZ 3432 NZ 3447 NZ 3453 NZ 3575 NZ 3576 NZ 3579 NZ 3581 NZ 3625 NZ 3680 NZ 3723 NZ 3747 NZ 3753 NZ 3764 NZ 3808 NZ 3833 NZ 3836 NZ 3896 NZ 3898 NZ 3899 NZ 3909 NZ 3915

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M M F F F F F F F F F F F M M F

D.o.B 15-Oct-00 23-Sep-00 16-Nov-01 8-Oct-01 11-Sep-01 29-Oct-01 6-Oct-01 12-Oct-01 14-Oct-01 14-Jan-02 26-Dec-01 27-Sep-01 28-Oct-01 17-Nov-01 31-Jan-02 26-Aug-01 30-Jul-01 31-Aug-02 18-Jul-02 11-Sep-02 19-Sep-02 15-Oct-02 26-Aug-00 2-Oct-02 20-Sep-02 10-Oct-02 29-Aug-02 28-Apr-02 28-Aug-00 15-Oct-02 31-Oct-03

Colour R R Y Bl Bl R R R Y R R R R R R R Y W Bl R Bl D R R Bl R R R Y R D Gd F F P1 A A F A A P1 P1 P1 A A F F F F P3 F P1 P1 P1 A F A P2 P3 F P3 F P2

Sire Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Hallmark of Stratherrick Braco Black Label Braco Black Label Braco White Knight James of Cruachan James of Cruachan James of Cruachan James of Cruachan Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Balaclava of Western Thunder Gulch of WillowbanK Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich James of Cruachan S.C.F. Black Shadow Braco Golden Kiwi Black Thunder of Ruatiti Braco Hamish Braco Black Label Braco Black Label James of Cruachan Umberto Boy of Egmont Highlander Lochinvah Highlander Lochinvah Callum 5th of Trelissick S.C.F. Black Shadow Broderick Ban of Willowbank Braco Black Label Braco Silver Cloud

SHB NZ 1555 NZ 1555 NZ 1241 NZ 2377 NZ 2377 NZ 2378 A 1326 A 1326 A 1326 A 1326 NZ 1443 NZ 1550 NZ 1562 NZ 1555 NZ 1443 A 1326 US 30164 NZ 2769 NZ 3078 NZ 1888 NZ 2377 NZ 2377 A 1326 NZ 1953 NZ 3546 NZ 3546 NZ 1552 US 30164 NZ 1561 NZ 2377 NZ 2770

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Dam Fearna of Trelissick (ce) Sineag of Trelissick Abby of Dunvegan of Skye Bonny of Hayfield Edendale 2nd of Western Marian of Trelissick Lady of Ile Mor of Ile Iris of Ile Ile Mary Neonag of Braco Pearl of Glenfiddich Gypsy of Glenfiddich Loachag 2nd of Trelissick Malda 4th of Trelissick Maighdean 4th of Trelissick Braco Kiri Caitlin of Glenburn Muireall of Braeburn Jossie of Stratherrick Spey of Glenange Merle of Glenange Beatrice of Glenkye Fosadh 2nd of Trelissick Highlander Rachel Highlander Sandi Balahough May 1 Montrosa Topsy Krystal of Abberley Loachag 7th of Trelissick Piper of Border Reach

DHB NZ 1823 NZ 1307 NZ 1570 NZ 1355 NZ 1187 NZ 2024 NZ 1969 NZ 1968 NZ 1543 NZ 2904 NZ 1220 NZ 1344 NZ 1448 NZ 1287 NZ 1282 NZ 1831 NZ 2104 NZ 2843 NZ 2349 NZ 1024 NZ 1647 NZ 1576 NZ 1496 NZ 2168 NZ 3059 NZ 2708 NZ 1652 NZ 1403 NZ 2145 NZ 1854 NZ 2383

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Owner Name John Reid John Reid David & Jolene Humphrey Sharon & Doug Maclean Paul and Leanne McIntosh Judy Bruerton Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Grant & Catherine Watts Paul and Leanne McIntosh Michael & Judith Friend John Reid John Reid Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Martin McCleod and Ginni Alexander Loyal & Janet Comins Cyril Waldrom Terry Butcher Sharon & Doug Maclean Kyle Leslie Neustroski Family Trust John Reid Nelson & Hilary Lynch Sabrina Swensson & Nick Hobart Sharon & Doug Maclean Rosemary Thorpe Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh George Taylor Penny & Iain MacDonald

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Animal Name Braco Annabelle Jeanette of Hinterland Chelsea of Southfold Poppet of Dunnee Doon Dulcie of Caladh an da Eilean Sally Loachag of Beannachadh Mary of Glenange Annie Gow of Brodee Maggie May 3 of Kildonan Helean of Thistle Lea Proiseag 1st of Rawahi Mhairi of Camserney Blackwatch Bonnie Elizabeth Ewok of Te-Mere Lilly of Ardargie Amelia of Munro Brianna of Strathvale Cinnamon of Strathvale Tartan Patch Maggie Ruth of Iornsville Adelaide of Caladh an da Eilean Jean of Caladh an da Eilean Davina of Northumberland Meg of Glenkye Hope of Abberley Belgarrion of Glomach William John of Beannachdh Braco Rambo Duncan of Glenange Shrini of Blue Mountain Serina of Blue Mountain

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 3987 NZ 4043 NZ 4066 NZ 4075 NZ 4106 NZ 4142 NZ 4159 NZ 4173 NZ 4331 NZ 4375 NZ 4380 NZ 4386 NZ 4421 NZ 4441 NZ 4503 NZ 4583 NZ 4589 NZ 4594 NZ 4633 NZ 4643 NZ 4650 NZ 4652 NZ 4668 NZ 4684 NZ 4713 NZ 4766 NZ 4771 NZ 4837 NZ 4847 NZ 4850 NZ 4851

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F M M M M F F

D.o.B 9-Jun-03 22-Jul-03 28-Sep-03 19-Sep-03 21-Sep-03 17-Jan-04 30-Aug-03 1-Apr-04 1-Sep-03 15-Dec-03 1-Oct-03 10-Aug-03 2-Aug-03 19-Sep-02 31-Jul-04 14-Mar-05 9-Sep-03 27-Sep-04 19-Aug-04 8-Sep-04 16-Oct-04 30-Sep-04 15-Dec-04 17-Nov-04 7-Jan-05 12-Jul-02 15-Jan-04 12-Aug-04 30-Aug-04 5-Jan-05 9-Jan-05

Colour R W R R R R R D D R R R Bl R R R R Bl Bl R R Bl R Y R R R Y Y R D Gd F A P2 P1 P1 F F P1 P3 A F P3 P3 P4 P2 F F P1 F P1 P1 P4 PX P2 A F F F F P2 P2

Sire MacGregor of Vidamir Tiddle Braco Blue Shadow The Thane of Kinnairdy Seumas Ruadh of Braco Maximilian of Caladh an da Eilean Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Dovelas 4th of Austie Hamish of Crannog Rhu Robert of Kildonan S.C.F. Harry Braco White Knight Braco Silver Cloud Black Thunder of Ruatiti Hamish of Crannog Rhu Tearlach of Braeburn James of Cruachan Hannegan Joe Draco of Strathvale S.C.F. Black Shadow Seumas Ruadh of Braco Maximilian of Caladh an da Eilean Maximilian of Caladh an da Eilean Umberto Boy of Egmont Braco Pascoe MacDean of Glenange Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Tearlach 3rd of Trelissick Braco White Lightning Fingal of Auchnacraig Braco Silver Cloud Braco Silver Cloud

SHB UK OVT937953 NZ 2588 NZ 2761 NZ 1600 NZ 3180 NZ 1555 D 78445-00186 A 2346 NZ 3659 US 32315 NZ 2378 NZ 2770 NZ 3078 A 2346 NZ 3381 A 1326 US 23424 NZ 4033 US 30164 NZ 1600 NZ 3180 NZ 3180 NZ 1953 NZ 3902 NZ 3579 NZ 1443 NZ 1555 NZ 2354 UK KLA94AF34 NZ 2770 NZ 2770

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Dam Montrosa Bellbird Holly of Airdrie Megan of Southfold Kimberley of Dunnee Doon Isabelle of Caladh an da Eilean Loachag 4th of Trelissick Maighdean 4th of Trelissick Brodee Hinemoa Balahough May 1 Helen McGregor of Brigadoon Proiseag 7th of Trelissick Braan of Camserney Blackwatch Bonnie Betty Ceit of Braco Aggie of Ardargie Milly of Munro Gilchrist’s Angela Ginny Weasley of Strathvale Braco Muffet Nikita of Dunnee Doon Annabella of Caladh an da Eilean Julia of Caladh an da Eilean Vaila of Gamrie Tess of Glenkye Leela of Traken Neonag 8th of Trelissick Maighdean 6th of Trelissick Braco Fionnaghal Batrisch of Glenange Jennie of Ardargie Primrose of Ardargie

DHB NZ 1407 NZ 1580 NZ 2370 NZ 2693 NZ 1697 NZ 1528 NZ 1831 NZ 3379 NZ 1652 NZ 1805 NZ 1612 NZ 4383 NZ 3181 NZ 1425 NZ 2921 NZ 3740 US 27321 NZ 3764 NZ 2790 NZ 3453 NZ 2810 NZ 3177 NZ 2225 NZ 1596 NZ 3367 NZ 1839 NZ 3566 NZ 1891 NZ 3616 NZ 3723 NZ 3720

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Owner Name Rosemary Thorpe T & C Cororan Lachlan & Leigh Smith Dave & Sandra Stebbings Sharon & Doug Maclean Rosemary Thorpe Angela Whyte Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Sharon & Doug Maclean Paul and Leanne McIntosh David & Pam Leslie Prudence Carver T & C Cororan Jan & Chris McLay Ginni Alexander Judy Bruerton Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust Paul Simpson Michael & Judith Friend Sharon & Doug Maclean Allan & Heather Cameron Jan & Chris McLay Russell and Janice Bulling Allan & Heather Cameron Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Paul and Leanne McIntosh Penny & Iain MacDonald Grant & Catherine Watts Terry Butcher Terry Butcher

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Animal Name Jane of Ile Lucy of Ile Issybet of Ile Snowdrop of Kyloe Jasmine of Gralie Gem of Gralie Mira of Leith Charlotte of Thistle Bonnie of Shenlarich Keita of Glenkye Mandy of Braeburn Kelsea of Glen Cannich Pride of Stornoway Sainteach of Cuil Nan Lochan Patricia of Glenange Leigh of Pottidoon Jin of High Glen Harriet of Ardargie Muffin McLay of Munro Huia of Fern Valley Phyllis of Fern Valley Glenburn Gilleasbuig Thunder of Middlebank Downs Ulva of Bendemere Borderreach Jet Borderreach Gala Borderreach Syrah Moonlight of Glen Tannock Tonks of Kyloe Tamara of Gralie Cruinneag of Glenburn

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 4868 NZ 4871 NZ 4872 NZ 4893 NZ 4894 NZ 4896 NZ 4904 NZ 4913 NZ 4931 NZ 4966 NZ 4971 NZ 4979 NZ 4996 NZ 5003 NZ 5018 NZ 5044 NZ 5058 NZ 5087 NZ 5129 NZ 5281 NZ 5283 NZ 5294 NZ 5334 NZ 5346 NZ 5374 NZ 5375 NZ 5376 NZ 5378 NZ 5382 NZ 5386 NZ 5391

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M M F F F F F F F F

D.o.B 21-May-04 19-Sep-04 16-Oct-04 24-Sep-05 6-Aug-05 16-Aug-05 27-Sep-05 27-Aug-05 21-Sep-05 11-Oct-05 20-Sep-05 29-Jul-05 12-Oct-05 29-Aug-05 24-Sep-05 26-Aug-05 5-Oct-05 9-Aug-05 10-Jul-05 5-Sep-05 8-Oct-05 14-Jul-05 21-Aug-05 14-Nov-05 26-Jul-06 17-Oct-06 24-Nov-06 13-Oct-06 29-Oct-06 22-Aug-06 15-Jul-06

Colour Br R Y W R D D R R R R R R Y R Y Y R Bl R R R R Bl Bl Y R Y R R D Gd A P1 P2 P2 P1 P1 F P1 P2 P2 F F P2 P2 F PX A P2 F A A F F F P3 P3 F P2 A P1 P4

Sire McTavish of Munro Dingwall of Munro Dingwall of Munro Andrew of Glenange Braco Black Label Braco Black Label Raymondo of Macquarie Hughie of Braeburn Braco MacBeth Harry of Strathvale Raymondo of Macquarie Braco Silver Nugget MacCallum of Braco Grimme Loomis of Ruatiti Robbie of Glenange Braco White Lightning Flinn of Trelissick Tearlach of Braeburn Braco Quicksilver Fergus of Sunnybrae Fergus of Sunnybrae Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Braco Marshall Braco Bojangles McLaughlin of Selsorahc McLaughlin of Selsorahc McLaughlin of Selsorahc Taffy of Sunnybrae Rupert of Munro Braco Black Label Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie

SHB NZ 3209 NZ 3739 NZ 3739 NZ 4373 NZ 2377 NZ 2377 A 2414 NZ 3949 NZ 3536 NZ 4031 A 2414 NZ 2351 NZ 1890 NZ 2121 NZ 3995 NZ 2354 NZ 2026 NZ 3381 NZ 4360 NZ 4392 NZ 4392 UK CCL980009 NZ 3102 NZ 2767 NZ 3916 NZ 3916 NZ 3916 NZ 4882 NZ 5131 NZ 2377 UK CCL980009

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Dam Jill of Ile Laura of Ile Isabel of Ile CaitrIona of Glenange Lady Jane of Glenfiddich Gemima of Glenfiddich Molach of Braeburn Gaye of Airdrie Bess of Shenlarich Tess of Glenkye Muireall of Braeburn Braco Kiri Joy of Bannockburn Popsy of Bannockburn Maili of Glenange Maisie of Glenange Haere Mai of Western Highands Hermoine of Ardargie Braco Belle Ami Fern Valley Tui Fern Valley Paula Braco SongbIrd Gibraltar Iris of Sky Aoirig of Bendemere 6th Border Reach Sable Border Reach Melrose Braco Dehra Dubh Una of Glen Tannock Hermione of Gralie Lady Jane of Glenfiddich Carron of Glenburn

DHB NZ 1331 NZ 3426 NZ 3428 NZ 3753 NZ 1340 NZ 1446 NZ 3680 NZ 1414 NZ 2475 NZ 1596 NZ 2349 NZ 2104 NZ 1881 NZ 3663 NZ 2955 NZ 2957 NZ 3021 NZ 3233 NZ 3986 NZ 3865 NZ 3869 NZ 1898 NZ 2690 NZ 3907 NZ 3915 NZ 4451 NZ 3985 NZ 4395 NZ 4413 NZ 1340 NZ 3192

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Owner Name Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Kyle Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Cyril Waldrom Richard & Patrece Thompson Andrew & Jean Thomson Russell and Janice Bulling Philip Scott & Lisa Noonan Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Jan Olsen Michelle & Andy Urquhart Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Grant & Catherine Watts Brad Rogers Ruth and Bruce Shute Paul Simpson Ian and Michelle Griffiths Ian and Michelle Griffiths David & Pam Leslie David, Kerrie & Fred Sutton James Brown & Jenni McGillen Penny & Iain MacDonald Penny & Iain MacDonald Penny & Iain MacDonald Dave & Sue Cole Kyle Leslie David & Pam Leslie Errol & Netta Clark

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Animal Name Casan Geal of Glenburn Glenburn Sheena Irene of Glenburn Cindy of Glenburn Agathe of Loburn Heights Kolleen of Glen Cannich Georgia of Pottidoon Margeoux of Pottidoon Braco Florette Beauly of Glenange (ce) Misty of Fantail Rise Highlander Garnet Ceit of Beannachadh Kiloran of Stenness Claddagh Ariel Nilla of Rangeview KarolIna of Rangeview Indio of Traken Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan (Imp. Aus) Umeko of Kyloe Bridie of Gralie Jewel of Gralie Dalmally of Glenloch Armadale of Glenloch Tammie of Pottidoon Maggie of Pottidoon Keshia of Pottidoon Barabel of Rosemoor Uma of Iornsville Casair of Glenburn Kate of Stenness

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 5397 NZ 5400 NZ 5403 NZ 5404 NZ 5413 NZ 5442 NZ 5463 NZ 5468 NZ 5541 NZ 5598 NZ 5614 NZ 5674 NZ 5755 NZ 5762 NZ 5797 NZ 5814 NZ 5815 NZ 5848 NZ 5853 NZ 5943 NZ 5944 NZ 5951 NZ 6000 NZ 6001 NZ 6032 NZ 6038 NZ 6041 NZ 6045 NZ 6076 NZ 6089 NZ 6103

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F F

D.o.B 8-Aug-06 3-Sep-06 20-Oct-06 21-Oct-06 29-Dec-05 17-Aug-06 1-Aug-06 15-Oct-06 9-Aug-06 20-Dec-06 11-May-06 8-Nov-06 30-Sep-06 7-Apr-07 25-Apr-07 21-Aug-06 17-Sep-06 20-Feb-07 19-May-03 23-Sep-07 1-Aug-07 10-Sep-07 23-Sep-07 1-Dec-07 19-Jul-07 4-Oct-07 4-Dec-07 12-Sep-07 10-Aug-07 18-Jul-07 23-Nov-07

Colour W D R R R Y R Br Bl Bl Bl R R R Y D Br R D W Br R D D R Br R Bl R Y R Gd P3 F P4 P3 F F P3 P3 F P4 F P2 F P4 P2 A A P1 P3 P2 A P2 P1 P2 P2 P3 P2 PX P1 P4 P4

Sire Fingal of Auchnacraig Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Braco Mac’s Quirk Braco Mac’s Quirk Beal of Trelissick Neil of Braeburn Braco Pascoe Braco Pascoe Braco Black Sambo Black Jack of Glenange Braco Silver Nomad Bendemere Byron Robert Bruce of Glenfiddich Jock of Munro Hector of Braeburn Storm of Middlebank Downs Storm of Middlebank Downs Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Brigadoon of Mac-Ladanae Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro McNabb of Glen Cannich McNabb of Glen Cannich Braco Pascoe Braco Pascoe Braco Pascoe Braco Mac’s Quest Rusty of Huntroyd Gilleasbuig of Glenburn Jock of Munro

SHB UK KLA94AF34 UK CCL980009 NZ 4341 NZ 4341 NZ 4816 NZ 4055 NZ 3902 NZ 3902 NZ 2352 NZ 4372 NZ 3725 NZ 4639 NZ 1443 NZ 5130 NZ 3382 NZ 4886 NZ 4886 NZ 3135 A 4156 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 NZ 4558 NZ 4558 NZ 3902 NZ 3902 NZ 3902 NZ 4343 NZ 3588 NZ 5294 NZ 5130

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Dam Katherine of Glenburn Glenburn Sabrae Iona Geal of Glenburn Candy of Braco Cruinneag 6th of Trelissick Braco Kiri Molly of Benorva Margaret of Glenange Braco Floraidh Tavie of Glenange (ce) Braco Mischief Highlander Ella Maighdean 6th of Trelissick Morag of Stenness Jasmine of Glenavon Oaks Hazel of Abberley Caitlin of Abberley McKayla of Traken Rylene of Mac-Ladanae CaitrIona of Glenange Edith of Gralie Jenny of Gralie Cadha of Glenange Tulla of Glenloch Jenniver of Benorva Margaret of Glenange Kelcie of Glenfiddich Magaidh of Rosemoor Nikita of Dunnee Doon Ceit Geal of Glenburn Katie of Stenness

DHB NZ 1868 NZ 3631 NZ 3625 NZ 1894 NZ 3279 NZ 2104 NZ 4388 NZ 2427 NZ 2101 NZ 2961 NZ 3169 NZ 4698 NZ 3566 NZ 3584 NZ 1964 NZ 3783 NZ 2481 NZ 3649 A 3775 NZ 3753 NZ 3716 NZ 3304 NZ 4259 NZ 4881 NZ 4116 NZ 2427 NZ 2280 NZ 3214 NZ 3453 NZ 4447 NZ 4133

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Owner Name Rata Park Errol & Netta Clark Rata Park Cyril Waldrom Nelson & Hilary Lynch Cyril Waldrom Grant & Catherine Watts Grant & Catherine Watts Paul Simpson Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Lachlan & Leigh Smith Aaron Wilson-Jones Paul Simpson David & Pam Leslie Debbie & George Clarke Keith & G Gorton Keith & G Gorton Justine & Gary Campbell Molly & Robert Wroe Kyle Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Grant & Catherine Watts Grant & Catherine Watts Grant & Catherine Watts Judy & Paul Smyth Michael & Judith Friend Grant & Catherine Watts David & Pam Leslie

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Animal Name Claire Maighdean of Beannachadh Islay of Fantail Rise Laide Annie of Morangie Rossalyn of Glenange Elie of Glenange Margo of Caladh an da Eilean Cayla of Loanhead Glencairn Emma Sambucca of Misty Glen Mist of Gralie Erma of Gralie Erradale of Glenange Claddagh Rusty MacKenzie of Lochalshe ColIna of Lochalshe Moira of Stenness Lynette of Ardkinglas Loachag Dubh of Pearl of Gralie Buttercup of Gralie Velvet of Gralie Choco of Highlanz Winsome of Ardargie Lynda of Rawahi (CE) Cynthia of Rawahi Denise of Rawahi Umo of Rawahi Due of Rawahi Elsie of Glenange NIna 2nd of Glenange Daisy of Glenange

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 6115 NZ 6120 NZ 6136 NZ 6137 NZ 6150 NZ 6169 NZ 6182 NZ 6302 NZ 6311 NZ 6338 NZ 6340 NZ 6363 NZ 6373 NZ 6445 NZ 6446 NZ 6450 NZ 6459 NZ 6485 NZ 6497 NZ 6499 NZ 6500 NZ 6506 NZ 6527 NZ 6583 NZ 6585 NZ 6586 NZ 6589 NZ 6590 NZ 6615 NZ 6619 NZ 6620

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

D.o.B 30-Sep-07 1-Oct-07 21-Sep-07 9-Sep-07 3-Sep-07 25-Jun-07 28-Sep-07 28-Jun-07 18-Jul-07 9-Mar-08 19-Mar-08 29-Aug-07 3-May-07 11-Sep-08 5-Aug-08 23-Aug-08 24-Aug-08 27-Oct-08 4-Sep-08 21-Aug-08 1-Sep-08 6-Jan-09 28-Oct-07 26-Jan-07 27-Jan-07 29-Jan-07 12-Jan-08 15-Jan-08 4-Sep-08 7-Sep-08 4-Sep-08

Colour Bl R R R Y R R R Bl D Bl R R D D Y Y Bl W Y D Br R R R R R R Bl Bl R Gd F PX PX P2 P4 P1 F F F P2 A P2 PX P2 P4 P4 P3 F F P2 P1 P2 P2 F F F F F PX P2 P4

Sire Beal of Trelissick Hagrid of Strathvale Duncan of Glenange Black Watch Emmett Fingal of Auchnacraig MacDean of Glenange Fergus of Loanhead Du Boise Le Coq Braco Black Sambo Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Duncan of Glenange Hector of Braeburn Gregor of Glenburn Gregor of Glenburn Jock of Munro Braco Silver Nugget Beal of Trelissick Jock of Munro Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Storm of Middlebank Downs Braco Silver Nugget Braco White Knight Braco White Knight Braco White Knight Braco White Knight Braco White Knight Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow Fingal of Auchnacraig Fingal of Auchnacraig

SHB NZ 4816 NZ 4590 NZ 4847 US 38623 UK KLA94AF34 NZ 3579 NZ 4607 C 12293 NZ 2352 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 NZ 4847 NZ 3382 NZ 5893 NZ 5893 NZ 5130 NZ 2351 NZ 4816 NZ 5130 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 NZ 4886 NZ 2351 NZ 2378 NZ 2378 NZ 2378 NZ 2378 NZ 2378 C 9609 UK KLA94AF34 UK KLA94AF34

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Dam Maighdean 6th of Trelissick Islay of Thistle Lea Annie of Glenange RoBena of Glenange Elva of Glenange Machila of Caladh an da Eilean Casair 9th of Trelissick CeitIdh of Bairnsley Braco Champagne Gem of Gralie Emerald of Gralie Ellen of Glenange Claddagh Claire May Mina of Glenburn CatrIona of Glenburn Morag of Stenness Dulcie of Pirie Brae Sally Loachag of Braco Patience Bonnie of Kyle Hill Evie of Gralie Highlander Onyx Winnie of Ardargie Marjorie 3rd of Trelissick(ce) Nighean 9th of Trelissick (ce) Proiseag 7th of Trelissick Nighean 9th of Trelissick (ce) Proiseag 7th of Trelissick Elsbeth of Glenange Ina of Glenange Dee of Glenange

DHB NZ 3566 NZ 4621 NZ 4147 NZ 4158 NZ 2953 NZ 4654 NZ 3856 A 3722 NZ 4466 NZ 4896 NZ 4897 NZ 4525 NZ 4630 NZ 3626 NZ 4990 NZ 3584 NZ 4092 NZ 4142 NZ 4468 NZ 2314 NZ 4411 NZ 5671 NZ 4021 NZ 1833 NZ 2170 NZ 1612 NZ 2170 NZ 1612 NZ 5028 NZ 2954 NZ 1646

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Owner Name Paul Simpson Lachlan & Leigh Smith Angela Whyte Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Allan & Heather Cameron Rosalie Hutton Rosemary Thorpe Rosemary Thorpe David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Debbie & George Clarke Alan and Angela Shaw Alan and Angela Shaw David & Pam Leslie Jennifer Jennings Rosemary Thorpe David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Aaron Wilson-Jones Ginni Alexander Stu and Gayle Litchfield Cyril Waldrom Willie & Cynthia Christie Stu and Gayle Litchfield Stu and Gayle Litchfield Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family

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Animal Name Neave of Glenange (ce) Una of Glenange Colonsay 2nd of Glenange Hazel of Skeoch Rubha Reidh of Morangie Banarae of Rosemoor Loag of Morangie Jennie of Glen Rowan Summer of Fantail Rise Nicky of Rangeview Vicky of Rangeview Pascalli of Pottidoon Fifi of Pottidoon Morag of Pottidoon Libby of Pottidoon Annabel of Glenkye Allie of Glenkye Maggie of Glenkye Vicky of Fourglen Victoria of Fourglen Hamish of Ruatiti Bairnsley of Munro Prince Lecoq of Strathvale Gypsy of Strathvale Briana of Bendemere Braco Victory Brodee General Lee Brodee Nutmeg Boswell of Glenange Hermione of Kyloe Tinker 2nd of Gralie

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 6633 NZ 6634 NZ 6639 NZ 6659 NZ 6673 NZ 6691 NZ 6712 NZ 6723 NZ 6741 NZ 6747 NZ 6748 NZ 6749 NZ 6751 NZ 6753 NZ 6759 NZ 6769 NZ 6770 NZ 6771 NZ 6876 NZ 6878 NZ 6909 NZ 6912 NZ 6918 NZ 6919 NZ 6927 NZ 6930 NZ 6953 NZ 6954 NZ 6962 NZ 6975 NZ 6978

Sex F F F F F F M F F F F F F F F F F F F F M M M F F M F F M F F

D.o.B 17-Sep-08 15-Sep-08 23-Sep-08 17-Oct-08 25-Sep-08 1-Oct-08 10-Sep-07 1-Mar-09 15-Oct-08 28-Sep-08 15-Sep-08 18-Sep-08 29-Jul-08 19-Aug-08 23-Sep-08 26-Sep-08 10-Oct-08 8-Nov-08 17-Sep-08 15-Oct-08 27-Jun-03 4-Jan-08 5-Oct-06 25-Sep-08 20-Oct-08 21-Aug-08 30-Nov-08 12-Dec-08 7-Sep-08 31-Jul-09 2-Aug-09

Colour R R R R R Bl R Bl R D D R R Br R R R Y Bl R R R Bl R Br D R D R R R Gd PX P2 P1 P2 F PX F PX P4 A P1 P3 PX P1 PX PX P3 P3 P2 P1 F F F P2 F F A P1 F A P1

Sire Duke of Glenange Duke of Glenange George of Glenange Baxter of Munro Duncan of Glenange Braco Mac’s Quest Black Watch Emmett Storm of Middlebank Downs Hagrid of Strathvale Mackay of Braco Mackay of Braco Braco Pascoe Du Boise Le Coq Braco Pascoe Braco Pascoe Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad Braco Silver Nomad Angus of Berwick Angus of Berwick Hamish of Crannog Rhu Rushmore Bracken Du Boise Le Coq Braco Silver Nomad Riley of Braesteen Braco Black Sambo Duke of Glencairn Braco Red Baron Hamish of Crannog Rhu Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro

SHB NZ 5775 NZ 5775 NZ 5779 NZ 5954 NZ 4847 NZ 4343 US 38623 NZ 4886 NZ 4590 NZ 3182 NZ 3182 NZ 3902 C 12293 NZ 3902 NZ 3902 NZ 3725 NZ 3725 NZ 3725 NZ 5173 NZ 5173 A 2346 UK GRC907582 C 12293 NZ 3725 NZ 5823 NZ 2352 NZ 5806 NZ 2768 A 2346 NZ 5131 NZ 5131

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Dam Nighean of Glenange (ce) Niseag of Glenange Heather of Glenange Rose of Caladh an da Eilean Paisley of Glenange Magaidh of Rosemoor Mary of Glenange Jean of Caladh an da Eilean Shirle of Southfold Victoria of Abberley Miss-e Bear of Rangeview Molly of Benorva Maisie of Glenange Princess Amir of Pottidoon Leigh of Pottidoon Aggie of Glenkye Meg of Glenkye CatrIona of Glenkye Rosei of FourGlen Katie of Brugglen Gigs Geraldine of Ruatiti Neila Og of Bairnsley (AI) Ferlie Dawn of Bairnsley AI Cinnamon of Strathvale Aoirig 3rd of Bendemere Braco Lady Siobhan Brodee Shevrolet Brodee Cinnamon Brenda of Glenange Hermione of Gralie Tinker of Gralie

DHB NZ 5021 NZ 5013 NZ 4529 NZ 3656 NZ 4155 NZ 3214 NZ 4159 NZ 4652 NZ 2371 NZ 3784 NZ 5160 NZ 4388 NZ 2957 NZ 4124 NZ 5044 NZ 4967 NZ 4684 NZ 4965 NZ 5219 NZ 2736 NZ 2871 A 4450 A 5168 NZ 4594 NZ 2286 NZ 5181 NZ 3774 NZ 5827 NZ 3744 NZ 4413 NZ 5383

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Owner Name Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Willie & Cynthia Christie Angela Whyte Judy & Paul Smyth Angela Whyte Allan & Heather Cameron Lachlan & Leigh Smith Keith & G Gorton Keith & G Gorton Grant & Catherine Watts Grant & Catherine Watts Rosalie Hutton Grant & Catherine Watts Russell and Janice Bulling Russell and Janice Bulling Trevor and Karen Tidey Christine & Christof Frey-Schiele Christine & Christof Frey-Schiele Stuart & Diane McGrigor David Leslie and Angus Anderson Neustroski Family Trust Neustroski Family Trust Isla Jean & Lindsay Tregonning Alan and Angela Shaw Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Kyle Leslie David & Pam Leslie

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Animal Name Rose of Gralie Bud of Gralie Jazzy of Gralie Jilly 2nd of Gralie Jen of Gralie Madge 2nd of Gralie Thyme 2nd of Gralie Jenny 2nd of Gralie Tara 2nd of Gralie Hairy of Gralie Borderreach Culduie Ruby of Ardargie Ailsa Craig of Ardkinglas Lady Caroline of Glenburn Beatrice of Morangie Hendred of Shenlarich Moriah of Shenlarich Cloud of Shenlarich Grizell of Shenlarich Carron of Shenlarich Christy of Glenkye Edelweiss of Pottidoon Lady Windsor of Nova of Kinellan Mary Ellen of Rangeview Brodee Hurricane Alma of Glenange Glen Rosa of Glenange Monikie of Glenange Niseag 2nd of Glenange Elphin of Glenange

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 6979 NZ 6980 NZ 6983 NZ 6984 NZ 6985 NZ 6986 NZ 6987 NZ 6988 NZ 6989 NZ 6990 NZ 6998 NZ 7036 NZ 7045 NZ 7142 NZ 7169 NZ 7180 NZ 7181 NZ 7182 NZ 7183 NZ 7184 NZ 7186 NZ 7193 NZ 7199 NZ 7227 NZ 7279 NZ 7293 NZ 7303 NZ 7304 NZ 7311 NZ 7316 NZ 7319

Sex F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

D.o.B 5-Aug-09 5-Aug-09 12-Aug-09 15-Aug-09 20-Aug-09 23-Aug-09 16-Sep-09 3-Sep-09 20-Sep-09 27-Sep-09 25-Jul-09 19-Jul-08 3-Feb-10 14-Aug-09 25-Sep-09 7-Sep-09 30-Sep-09 22-Sep-09 9-Nov-09 1-Dec-09 24-Sep-09 22-Sep-09 29-Oct-09 25-Sep-09 30-Oct-09 7-Apr-08 11-Oct-09 16-Oct-09 11-Sep-10 3-Oct-09 11-Sep-09

Colour R D R Y Y R R W D Bl Bl R R R R R R R R Br Bl W R Bl W D Bl Y R R Br Gd P1 P1 P2 P3 P3 P4 P1 P2 P1 A P3 P2 P1 P4 P2 P3 P2 P3 P4 P3 P3 P2 P3 P2 A A P1 P4 P4 P2 P3

Sire Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro CampBell Og of Killara Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Dovelas 4th of Austie Dunvegan of Glenloch Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Rupert of Munro Black Watch Emmett Braco Silver Nugget Braco Ranger Campbell Og of Killara George of Glenange Duke of Glenange Duke of Glenange Duke of Glenange Duke of Glenange Duke of Glenange Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Duncan of Glenange Yetti of Ardargie Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Mackay of Braco Hamish of Crannog Rhu George of Glenange George of Glenange Black Watch Emmett Loag of Morangie Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow

SHB NZ 5131 NZ 5131 A 5954 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 D 78445-00186 NZ 6524 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 NZ 5131 US 38623 NZ 2351 NZ 4838 A 5954 NZ 5779 NZ 5775 NZ 5775 NZ 5775 NZ 5775 NZ 5775 NZ 3135 NZ 4847 NZ 6476 NZ 3135 NZ 3182 A 2346 NZ 5779 NZ 5779 US 38623 NZ 6712 C 9609

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Dam EBerlen of Gralie EBerlen of Gralie Jasmine of Gralie Jilly of Gralie Tinsel of Gralie Madge of Gralie Thyme of Gralie Jenny of Gralie Tara of Gralie Two Hairy of Gralie Border Reach Sable Agnes of Ardargie Girly of Hathaway Carron of Glenburn Berengaria of Caladh an da Eilean Centaine of Shenlarich Bess of Shenlarich Shadow of Shenlarich Jinty of Shenlarich Bonnie of Shenlarich Keita of Glenkye Chiquitita of Pottidoon Tara of Ardargie Tess of Glenkye Rita of Abberley Brodee Storm Fia of Glenange Heather of Caladh an da Eilean Maggie of Glenange Niseag of Glenange Egidia of Caladh an da Eilean

DHB NZ 4898 NZ 4898 NZ 4894 NZ 4901 NZ 5389 NZ 4410 NZ 5773 NZ 3304 NZ 5388 NZ 5385 NZ 3915 NZ 3232 NZ 2674 NZ 3192 NZ 2813 NZ 2918 NZ 2475 NZ 4927 NZ 5684 NZ 4931 NZ 4966 NZ 6029 NZ 5086 NZ 1596 NZ 3790 NZ 5141 NZ 3327 NZ 2811 NZ 4150 NZ 5013 NZ 5457

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Owner Name David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Penny & Iain MacDonald Ruth and Bruce Shute Jennifer Jennings Errol & Netta Clark Angela Whyte Andrew & Jean Thomson Andrew & Jean Thomson Andrew & Jean Thomson Andrew & Jean Thomson Andrew & Jean Thomson Russell and Janice Bulling Grant & Catherine Watts Alison Wilson and Glenda Stimpson Alan and Christine Crosswell Keith & G Gorton Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family

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Animal Name Skerray of Glenange Brodee Capsicum Grace of Thistle Amber of Thistle Elspeth 4th of Thistle Lea Cruinneag 2nd of Thistle Maggie 5th of Thistle Lea Borderreach Kelso Huntley of Trelissick Bentley of Middlebank Fiona of Munro Katriona of Mac Rose Jeannie of Leith Marna of Leith Maili of Springhill Caitin of Kellean EIlean of Kellean CelIna of Glenkye Maisie 2nd of Glenkye Serena of Glenkye Edna 2nd of Gralie Ruby of Gralie Raisin 2nd of Gralie Naomi of Gralie EIleen 2nd of Gralie Raz 2nd of Gralie Teasel 2nd of Gralie Glenburn Campbell Og Ruth of Thistle Xayla Toiseach 1st of Xanadu Soilleir 1st of

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 7322 NZ 7329 NZ 7356 NZ 7357 NZ 7373 NZ 7374 NZ 7375 NZ 7392 NZ 7421 NZ 7432 NZ 7434 NZ 7466 NZ 7469 NZ 7470 NZ 7472 NZ 7486 NZ 7488 NZ 7511 NZ 7515 NZ 7516 NZ 7542 NZ 7544 NZ 7545 NZ 7547 NZ 7548 NZ 7549 NZ 7553 NZ 7557 NZ 7574 NZ 7586 NZ 7587

Sex F F F F F F F F M M F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F M F F F

D.o.B 20-Sep-09 18-Jul-09 5-Oct-09 2-May-10 12-Sep-09 26-Sep-09 29-Sep-09 27-Aug-10 29-Sep-04 21-Sep-09 6-Jan-10 9-Aug-10 4-Sep-10 2-Jan-11 17-Jun-10 2-Sep-10 25-Nov-10 21-Sep-10 27-Sep-10 15-Sep-10 31-Jul-10 10-Aug-10 11-Aug-10 14-Aug-10 16-Aug-10 20-Aug-10 23-Sep-10 5-Oct-09 20-Mar-11 12-Dec-10 3-Jan-11

Colour Y R R R R R R Y Br R W Y Y R W R R Br Bl Bl Y R D Y R D D Y R Br R Gd P2 P1 P1 P2 P4 F PX P3 F F F P4 P3 F P1 P2 P3 P4 P3 P4 P2 P3 A A P4 P1 P4 F P2 F F

Sire Craig of Glenange Lord Rannoch of Lucies Braco Trooper Braco Trooper Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn Donald 3rd of Trelissick Donald 3rd of Trelissick Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Belgarrion of Glomach Bairnsley of Munro Duncan of Glenange Andrew of Glenange Andrew of Glenange Duncan of Glenange Glenburn Gilleasbuig Glenburn Gilleasbuig Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Dunvegan of Glenloch Dunvegan of Glenloch Rupert of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Rupert of Munro Bairnsley of Munro Campbell Og of Killara Braco Trooper Hamish of Glencairn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of

SHB NZ 5778 UK LUC960002 NZ 5973 NZ 5973 NZ 6490 NZ 4236 NZ 4236 NZ 5853 NZ 3135 NZ 4766 NZ 6912 NZ 4847 NZ 4373 NZ 4373 NZ 4847 NZ 5294 NZ 5294 NZ 3135 NZ 3135 NZ 3135 NZ 6524 NZ 6524 NZ 5131 NZ 6912 NZ 6912 NZ 5131 NZ 6912 A 5954 NZ 5973 NZ 6305 NZ 7494

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Dam Sheila of Glenange Brodee Chilli Gaye of Airdrie Enya of Thistle Elspeth 2nd of Thistle Lea Cruinneag of Thistle Lea (ce) Maggie 2nd of Thistle Lea Borderreach Gala Proiseag 12th of Trelissick Bonnie of Middlebank Downs Loachag 3rd of Munro Katie of Pottidoon Jeannie V of Stratherrick Maireag of Leith Chiquita of Pottidoon Sine of Glenange Issie of Kellean Sacha of Glenkye Keita of Glenkye Bella of Glenkye Edna of Gralie Jewel of Gralie Raisin of Gralie Nat of Gralie Eileen of Gralie Raz of Gralie (ce) Teasel of Gralie Glenburn Sabrae Charlotte of Thistle Braco Makayla Elaine Maighdean of

DHB NZ 5589 NZ 5828 NZ 1414 NZ 3619 NZ 5721 NZ 5122 NZ 4624 NZ 5375 NZ 3572 NZ 3773 NZ 3741 NZ 6030 NZ 2746 NZ 4905 NZ 4552 NZ 3747 NZ 5908 NZ 4682 NZ 4966 NZ 4685 NZ 6339 NZ 5951 NZ 3718 NZ 5945 NZ 5949 NZ 4900 NZ 5771 NZ 3631 NZ 4913 NZ 3989 NZ 5165

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Owner Name Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Richard & Patrece Thompson Richard & Patrece Thompson Royden & Faye Brown Royden & Faye Brown Royden & Faye Brown Penny & Iain MacDonald Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh David & Margaret Banks Judy Bruerton Rosalie Hutton Kevin & Rachael Hill Kevin & Rachael Hill Lynn and Gil Samuels Sharon & Doug Maclean Sharon & Doug Maclean Russell and Janice Bulling Russell and Janice Bulling Russell and Janice Bulling David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie David & Pam Leslie Errol & Netta Clark Richard & Patrece Thompson Paul Simpson Paul Simpson

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Animal Name Charlotte of Fantail Rise Mist of Fantail Rise Lechseag 2nd of Fantail Rise Islay 2nd of Fantail Rise Eadon Moranda Tubh Marjorie Buidhe of Thistle Brodee Nevis Amber of Lochiel Xayla Toiseach 1st of Strathnairn Xanadu Soilleir 1st of Strathnairn Total Cattle Died or Culled

Sorted by: Herd Book Number

Herdbk NZ 7677 NZ 7680 NZ 7684 NZ 7686 NZ 7688 NZ 7711 NZ 7750 NZ 7762 NZ 7869 NZ 7952 320

Sex F F F F F F F F M F

D.o.B 25-Sep-10 27-Sep-10 13-Oct-10 17-Dec-10 25-Jun-11 30-Sep-10 11-Oct-10 13-Mar-11 23-Sep-08 7-Apr-11

Colour R R R Bl R Y W D D Y Gd P3 F F PX PX F P1 PX PX F

Sire Hagrid of Strathvale Aragon of Strathvale Hagrid of Strathvale Aragon of Strathvale Eadon Cailean Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Flash Gordon of Mac-Ladanae Braco Victory Black Bear of Ruatiti Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn

SHB NZ 4590 NZ 5001 NZ 4590 NZ 5001 NZ 6386 UK CCL980009 A 5784 NZ 6930 NZ 3132 NZ 5954

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Dam Chelsae of Southfold Misty of Fantail Rise Braco Lechseag Islay of Fantail Rise Eadon Moranda Marjorie of Thistle Lea Brodee Pepper Colina of Lochalshe Mattie of Braco Elaine Maighdean of Beannachadh

DHB NZ 4066 NZ 5614 NZ 3172 NZ 6120 NZ 5878 NZ 5722 NZ 5829 NZ 6446 NZ 2105 NZ 6580

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Owner Name Lachlan & Leigh Smith Lachlan & Leigh Smith Lachlan & Leigh Smith Lachlan & Leigh Smith Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Royden & Faye Brown Bronia Walker-Hakaraia Alan and Angela Shaw David & Jolene Humphrey Willie & Cynthia Christie

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Herd Book number A 2346 A 5784 C 9609 NZ 2352 NZ 2354 NZ 2747 NZ 2768 NZ 2769 NZ 3132 NZ 3135 NZ 3579 NZ 3581 NZ 3725 NZ 3909 NZ 4055 NZ 4343 NZ 4359 NZ 4373 NZ 4441 NZ 4590 NZ 4641 NZ 4766 NZ 4838 NZ 4847 NZ 4882 NZ 4886 NZ 4887 NZ 4964 NZ 5001 NZ 5077 NZ 5095 NZ 5130 NZ 5131 NZ 5161

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Sire Used Hamish of Crannog Rhu Flash Gordon of Mac-Ladanae Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow Braco Black Sambo Braco White Lightning Larnach of Rosemoor Braco Red Baron Braco Golden Kiwi Black Bear of Ruatiti Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy MacDean of Glenange Andy Stewart of Glen Canniich Braco Silver Nomad Lewis of Glenange Neil of Braeburn Braco Macs Quest Ricochet of Ruatiti Andrew of Glenange Ewok of Te-Mere Hagrid of Strathvale Fergus of Braeburn Belgarrion of Glomach Braco Ranger Duncan of Glenange Taffy of Sunnybrae Storm of Middlebank Downs Charles of Middlebank Downs Rory of Hinterland Aragon of Strathvale Hansome of Stoney Oaks Braco Rave-on Jock of Munro Rupert of Munro Neamh of Tayvallich Number of progeny registered 1 3 1 1 5 1 1 1 7 2 1 6 5 4 1 1 7 2 1 3 4 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 2

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Herd Book number NZ 5275 NZ 5294 NZ 5352 NZ 5444 NZ 5625 NZ 5779 NZ 5853 NZ 5857 NZ 5866 NZ 5867 NZ 5892 NZ 5893 NZ 5901 NZ 5922 NZ 5923 NZ 5954 NZ 5955 NZ 5960 NZ 5973 NZ 6369 NZ 6370 NZ 6375 NZ 6386 NZ 6422 NZ 6423 NZ 6441 NZ 6476 NZ 6490 NZ 6537 NZ 6538 NZ 6607 NZ 6712 NZ 6889 NZ 6910

Sire Used Euan of Te-Mere Glenburn Gilleasbuig Seawood Thunder Cooper of Traken Borderreach Ardubh George of Glenange Chester Dhonn-Laird of Gathbodhan (Imp. Aus) Oban Robert of Middlebank Downs Braco Tornado Braco Typhoon Jock of Pennan Gregor of Glenburn Fergusson of Rascanneil Boyd of Braesteen Laclan of Braesteen Baxter of Munro Troubadour of Glen Elgin Caesar of Pottidoon Braco Trooper Braco Ulster Braco Uranium Kilwillie of Middlebank Downs Eadon Cailean Fraser of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn Munro III of Munro Yetti of Ardargie Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn Anton of Loburn Heights Morair of Tartan Patch Ruadh Illision of Leith Loag of Morangie Pirie Brae Andy Hugh of Kintore Number of progeny registered 1 10 2 2 1 3 3 2 1 4 1 2 2 4 9 1 7 5 4 1 4 3 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 9 2 2 1 1

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Sorted by: Herd Book Number

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Herd Book number NZ 6912 NZ 6928 NZ 6930 NZ 6931 NZ 6963 NZ 7008 NZ 7080 NZ 7164 NZ 7171 NZ 7202 NZ 7203 NZ 7249 NZ 7299 NZ 7354 NZ 7370 NZ 7371 NZ 7372 NZ 7420 NZ 7432 NZ 7449 NZ 7463 NZ 7494 NZ 7495 NZ 7590 NZ 7622 NZ 7653 NZ 7772 NZ 7856 UK CCL980009 UK DHO950002 UK GRA010077 UK GRC907582 UK JMC020220 UK LUC960002

Sire Used Bairnsley of Munro Braco Valiant Braco Victory Braco Uisge Beatha Major of Glenange Eadon Victor Barack of Pottidoon Ruairidh Ruadh of Strathburn Black Bo of Mokau Niallan of Selsorahc Miach of Selsorahc Dundee of Berwick Kade of Braesteen Ice Geal of Strathburn Angus of Munro Ailbeart of Munro Bruce of Munro Rustler of Trelissick Bentley of Middlebank Downs Tui Eden Wun Dun Bull Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Washington Clag Eun 1st of Strathnairn Caesar Ruadh of Loburn Heights Stewart of Pottidoon Chesterhope Freddie Blair of Berwick Callum of Dun Breattan Gilleasbuig 1st of Clemlawrie Lord Montagu of Old Greenlaw Calum Seoladair Dubh 2nd of Killochries Rushmore Bracken Orison of Culfoich Lord Rannoch of Lucies Number of progeny registered 11 2 6 2 6 1 3 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 3 6 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 5 1 1 1

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Sorted by: Herd Book Number

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Herd Book number US 29251 US 38623 US 46377

Sire Used Duke of Skye Black Watch Emmett Skye High Koal Number of progeny registered 1 2 1

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Sorted by: Herd Book Number

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Sire Name Gille of Braco Seoras Dubh of Balquhidder Glen Roy of Egmont Braco White Lightning Raymondo of MacQuarie (Imp.Aus.) Black Bear of Ruatiti Pronnsa Dubh of Kinnairdy Maxmilian of Caladh an da Eilean Braco Nougat Braco Silver Nomad Braco Navigator Dingwall of Munro Lachinvar of Hinterland Cameron of Glenburn Draco of Strathvale Toby of Glenburn Ricochet of Ruatiti Andrew of Glenange Danish Dan of Munro Red Bull of Munro Hagrid of Strathvale Fergus of Braeburn Beal of Trelissick Braco Ricochet Silver Rebel of Braco Heath of Braeburn Charles of Middlebank Downs Aragon of Strathvale Hansome of Stoney Oaks Jock of Munro Rupert of Munro Neamh of Tayvallich Laochan of Leith Braco Seoras Ruadh

Sorted by: Herd Book Number Gd P3 P2 F F F F F F F F F F P4 P3 F P4 F F F F F F F F P4 F F F P4 F F F F F

Herdbook number NZ 1713 NZ 1945 NZ 1952 NZ 2354 NZ 2414 NZ 3132 NZ 3135 NZ 3180 NZ 3532 NZ 3725 NZ 3726 NZ 3739 NZ 3905 NZ 3925 NZ 4033 NZ 4079 NZ 4359 NZ 4373 NZ 4581 NZ 4582 NZ 4590 NZ 4641 NZ 4816 NZ 4840 NZ 4842 NZ 4845 NZ 4887 NZ 5001 NZ 5077 NZ 5130 NZ 5131 NZ 5161 NZ 5211 NZ 5333 David & Robyn McLachlan Andrew & Pamela Peters Jim Veitch Rogan Colbourne Hau Ora Farm Ltd Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Murray & Eleanor McLellan Jim Veitch Neustroski Family Trust Julie Boyd Bruce & Elizabeth McLellan Andrew Scott - Davidson Peter and Kay Hood Nick Speirs & Elaine Munro Tania Fernyhough Alan Rix & Robyn Quarrie Aaron Wilson-Jones Nick Speirs & Elaine Munro Neustroski Family Trust Lachlan & Leigh Smith Bob and Bev Carr Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Jeni and Blue Tarrant James & Fay Cameron Kevin & Shona Stone Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh David Macgregor Gail & Trevor Simons Judy & Paul Smyth Mrs Wendy Fraser Jerry & Brian Coley Michael & Leah Boldero Faye & Bernard Leov

New Zealand Highland Cattle Society | Live Sires Belonging to Current Members as at 30-06-13

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Sire Name Seawood Thunder Findlay of Glen Cannich Hunter of Trelissick Cooper of Traken Braco Saxon Kail of Buoldhu Duke of Glenange Stewart 2nd of Glenange George of Glenange Oban Robert of Middlebank Downs Glenbogle Blair of Middlebank Downs Braco Tornado Braco Typhoon Deisel of Buoldhu Prince John of Braveheart Jock of Pennan Gregor of Glenburn Fergusson of Rascanneil Laclan of Braesteen Baxter of Munro Caesar of Pottidoon Braco Trooper Tony of Beannachadh Casper of Alecca Robbie of Dun Breattan Oxenrig Titan Braco Ulster Braco Uranium Braco Ultimate Kilwillie of Middlebank Downs Eadon Cailean Uisdean of Benromach Fraser of Glencairn Fergus of Glencairn

Gd F F F F F F F F F F F F F P2 P3 F PX F F F PX F F F F F F F F F F F F F

Herdbook number NZ 5352 NZ 5373 NZ 5423 NZ 5444 NZ 5567 NZ 5744 NZ 5775 NZ 5777 NZ 5779 NZ 5857 NZ 5858 NZ 5866 NZ 5867 NZ 5888 NZ 5891 NZ 5892 NZ 5893 NZ 5901 NZ 5923 NZ 5954 NZ 5960 NZ 5973 NZ 6108 NZ 6278 NZ 6291 NZ 6318 NZ 6369 NZ 6370 NZ 6371 NZ 6375 NZ 6386 NZ 6419 NZ 6422 NZ 6423 Loyal & Janet Comins Peter & Rhonda Ellington Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh John Pyne Andrew & Jean Thomson Jack and Jill Fenaughty James Brown & Jenni McGillen Richard & Barbara Pridmore Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Lance and Jo Felton Nelson & Hilary Lynch Matthew Hardy Jacqueline & Norman Corry Julie Neilson Barry & Gillian Fisher Anne & Neil Aitcheson Phillip Askin Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Martin McCleod and Ginni Alexander Richard & Patrece Thompson Neil & Liz Hodgson Peter and Fiona Currie Trevor and Maureen Horan Peter Hammond & Annie Calder Rosalie Hutton Ian Bocock Awhitu Heights Ltd Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Nick Speirs & Elaine Munro Rosemary Thorpe Aart van Zandwijk and Lesley Pritchard

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Sire Name Douglas of Munro Roanull Buidhe of Strathburn Louie of Gralie Anton of Loburn Heights Morair of Tartan Patch Carisbrook of Glen Elgin Ruadh Illision of Leith William of Ellerslie Sir Kade of Mokau Jack of Beannachadh Finn of Berwick Jack Frost of Auchinairn Pirie Brae Andy Hugh of Kintore Braco Valiant Braco Vito Braco Uisge Beatha Bruce of Middlebank Downs Arthur of Morangie Eadon Beau Vallae Eadon Victor David of Dhustrath Barack of Pottidoon Ruairidh Ruadh of Strathburn Black Bo of Mokau Storme of Leith Hamish of Leith Niallan of Selsorahc Miach of Selsorahc Laird Michael of Te-Mere Dundee of Berwick Kade of Braesteen Ice Geal of Strathburn Boris of Tartan Patch

Gd F F F F F F F PX F F F F F F F F F F F F F F P4 F F F F F F P4 F F F F

Herdbook number NZ 6442 NZ 6490 NZ 6504 NZ 6537 NZ 6538 NZ 6568 NZ 6607 NZ 6713 NZ 6734 NZ 6784 NZ 6833 NZ 6862 NZ 6889 NZ 6910 NZ 6928 NZ 6929 NZ 6931 NZ 6936 NZ 6965 NZ 7006 NZ 7008 NZ 7033 NZ 7080 NZ 7164 NZ 7171 NZ 7178 NZ 7179 NZ 7202 NZ 7203 NZ 7248 NZ 7249 NZ 7299 NZ 7354 NZ 7365 Judy Bruerton Alan and Christine Crosswell Inchbrook Farm Partnership Jon and Adrienne O’Brien Dave Stebbings, Sandy Mills, Hans Strub & Brian Parkinson Errol & Netta Clark Carol Plowman Carl Morrison Demelza Williams Neil & Liz Hodgson Alana Baker and Shaun Thompson Murray & Eleanor McLellan Graham Podjursky & Sandra Wells Stuart & Diane McGrigor Martin McCleod and Ginni Alexander M and M Toogood Brent & Sally Trounce K Gorton and E Shepherd David & Pam Leslie Colin & Joy Gover Doug & Jennifer Sheldon Tommy Death Grant & Catherine Watts Michael & Judith Friend Joan Burrett and Bev Dickie Awhitu Heights Ltd Julie and Michael Kellow Andrew and Janene Cave Victorine Quentin de Manson Jeff Boyd Nick Speirs & Elaine Munro Graham Hodges Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh

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Sire Name Angus of Munro Ailbeart of Munro Bruce of Munro Rustler of Trelissick Fergusson of Munro Braco Wilson Braco Flash Whitby Tui Eden Wun Dun Bull Armunn Buidhe of Strathburn Vladimir Magaidh 1st of Strathnairn Washington Clag Eun 1st of Strathnairn Triath of Glen Cannich Aartizan Kenny Wee George of Gralie Oor Wullie of Kirkhill Wallace Clag Eun 2nd of Strathnairn Caesar Ruadh of Loburn Heights Hannegan of Fantail Rise Matheson of Pottidoon Stewart of Pottidoon Balmoral of Berwick Jasper of Macleod Chesterhope Freddie Rock Hill Toreador Rock Hill Ragamuffin Rock Hill Columbus Rock Hill Wee Jock Dunstan of Kracker Berry Murray of Middlebank Downs Eadon Merlot Blair of Berwick Xerces Fluranach 1st of Strathnairn Zircon of Te Mata Hills Woodstock of Te Mata Hills

Gd F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F P4 P4 F F F F F F F P3 F F F F P4 PX

Herdbook number NZ 7370 NZ 7371 NZ 7372 NZ 7420 NZ 7433 NZ 7439 NZ 7440 NZ 7449 NZ 7463 NZ 7494 NZ 7495 NZ 7536 NZ 7556 NZ 7558 NZ 7559 NZ 7589 NZ 7590 NZ 7594 NZ 7621 NZ 7622 NZ 7626 NZ 7646 NZ 7653 NZ 7654 NZ 7655 NZ 7656 NZ 7657 NZ 7702 NZ 7751 NZ 7763 NZ 7772 NZ 7778 NZ 7779 NZ 7780 Lynda Anderson & Darren Liddicoat Judy Bruerton Donald & Leigh Whyte and Family Harry & Beth Prescott-Ballagh Leanne Clearwater Alison Wilson and Glenda Stimpson Faye & Bernard Leov Nelson & Hilary Lynch Awhitu Heights Ltd Paul Simpson Jim and Julie McMurray Alan Rix & Robyn Quarrie Murray and Leesa Babe Prudence Carver Richard & Patrece Thompson Anne & Neil Aitcheson Karl & Christine Kohle Lachlan & Leigh Smith Grant & Catherine Watts Rosalie Hutton Winifred & Garth Gadsby Rachel Stocks Sharon & Doug Maclean Cyril Waldrom Cyril Waldrom Lloyd Putt Cyril Waldrom Philip Pullin David & Margaret Banks Tania Fernyhough Nick & Michelle Terry Beverly Powell Keith & Rosie James Martin McLeod & Catherine Atkinson

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Sire Name Eadon Vance Sir Laddie of Mokau Robbie of Strowan White Pumice of Kruz-z Rawahi Tommy Callum of Dun Breattan Braco Flash Willy Mac of Glenange Dalwhinnie of Loanhead Marcus of MacRose Alex of Macca Eadon Black Prince Eadon Red Label Finlay of Kruz-z (Interim Reg) Am Curaidh Dubh of Strathburn (Interim Reg.) Loachan Dubh of Strathburn Lasgair Buidhe of Strathburn Titanium of Te Mata Hills Sard of Te Mata Hills Fenham Dugal Hector of South Barvas (Interim Reg.) Picasso of Pottidoon Joshua of Ardo Glenburn Lord Muir

Gd F F P2 F F F F F F P3 F F F F F F F PX PX F F P4 PX F

Herdbook number NZ 7782 NZ 7794 NZ 7795 NZ 7809 NZ 7832 NZ 7856 NZ 7867 NZ 7895 NZ 7932 NZ 8009 NZ 8010 NZ 8017 NZ 8018 NZ 8027 NZ 8038 NZ 8039 NZ 8040 NZ 8041 NZ 8042 NZ 8043 NZ 8049 NZ 8078 NZ 8081 NZ 8134 Tania Fernyhough Edward & Patricia Wynd Bruce & Glenda Peden Debbie Cruse Leanne Clearwater Lorenza Devcich Cyril Waldrom James Brown & Jenni McGillen Gavin & Judy Reid Rosalie Hutton Jim and Julie McMurray Peter Hammond & Annie Calder Debbie Cruse Debbie Cruse James Brown & Jenni McGillen James Brown & Jenni McGillen Alan and Christine Crosswell Martin McLeod & Catherine Atkinson Martin McLeod & Catherine Atkinson Ken & Sonia Devery Graham and Margaret Harvey Allan & Heather Cameron Colin and Kathy Burlace Grant & Catherine Watts

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MEMBERS KIT

Who to ask about: Animals for Sale websupport@highlandcattle.org.nz Merchandise registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Bull Assessments registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz New Membership registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Cattle Transfers registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Promotion registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Complaints Councillors Semen and Embryo registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Fees & Accounts registrar@highlandcattle.org.nz Website websupport@highlandcattle.org.nz marketing@highlandcattle.org.nz Website websupport@highlandcattle.org.nz Journal & Advertising Advertising

Checklist

January • Pay your Annual Membership fee to get the discounted rate • Order AHB/NAIT tags for Autumn born calves • Send Journal articles to editor@highlandcattle.org.nz February • Notify the Registrar if you want an April Bull Assessment (s) • Membership fees are due March • Send in your Registrations for spring/summer born calves Notify the Registrar if you want any Bull Assessments done April • First ½ year round of Bull Assessments • Fill in Herd Returns and send to the Registrar. Remember to attach AI certificates, Bull Lease forms, etc.

• Full Membership Fees now due • Book your accommodation and attendance at the NZHCS AGM • Journal articles to editor@highlandcattle.org.nz May • Herd Returns due by the 31st of May • Registrations due by the 31st of May (don’t forget the fee!)

• Year letter changes on the 31st of May June • Enjoy the Society’s AGM • Order your AHB/NAIT tags for the coming season’s calves • Send journal articles to editor@highlandcattle.org.nz July • Send in photos for the Calendar to websupport@highlandcattle.org.nz • Order your Highland semen ready for mating in the Spring August • Notify the Registrar if you want a Bull assessed in second ½ year of Bull Assessment, during October • Prepare to keep calving records • Notify Registrar of those animals you wish to get show passports for September • Prepare to keep mating records, and file AI certificates, bull lease forms, etc.

• Notify the Registrar if you want Bull Assessments done • Correctly tag calves as they are born (refer to “Identifying Cattle”). Make sure you write calving information down as you go!

• Notify Registrar of those animals you wish to get show passports for October • Second round of Bull Assessments • Are you writing down your mating records?

• Order you calendars for overseas posting November • Send in Registrations for any late calves December • Have a great Christmas Function

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RESPONSIBILITIES THE SOCIETY • • • • • • •

To meet the objectives of the NZHCS To assist in the development of the Highland cattle breed in NZ. To assist the Members of the NZHCS with advice, information and publications.

To collect, verify and publish the pedigrees of Highland cattle in the Herdbook To promote the Highland breed To promote fellowship among Highland cattle breeders and members Liaise with other Breed Societies internationally

MEMBERS • • • •

Abide by the Rules and Regulations of the NZHCS Promote the Society and the Highland breed Let the Society know what your needs are Enjoy the fellowship of other Members

THE BREEDER • • • • • • • • • •

To provide for the well-­‐being of their cattle To provide the Society with information which keeps the Herdbook accurate.

To keep good written records To identify their cattle according to Society and Animal Health Board and NAIT rules To register their cattle To promote their own cattle To notify Registrar of transfer of ownership and pay transfer fees To enjoy the fellowship of other Breeders and share experiences To provide the registrar with an annual herd return and mating records To enjoy their cattle

THE SELLER • • • • •

To make sure that the animal is marked or identified and registered To advertise their own cattle To provide information and a pedigree to look at To notify Registrar of transfer of ownership and pay transfer fees Introduce a new buyer to the NZHCS

THE BUYER • • •

Do your homework first Know what you are buying. Ask questions and look at the Registration papers.

Check the animal’s tags and identification

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WWW.HIGHLANDCATTLE.ORG.NZ The Society’s web site is a rich source of information – have a browse around. The site is visited by 1,000 people per month of which almost half are unique visitors in that month.

Space is reserved at the top of each page and in the left hand panel allowing you to place paid advertising. An online advertising booking and loading system is available for your use. The system also sends you regular reports on how many times you advertisement was seen and the number of times people have clicked on it.

FORMS AND DOCUMENTS PUBLICALLY AVAILABLE • • • •

Constitution. June 2012 Breed Standard. June 2011 Registration and Herd Book Rules. June 2012 Membership Application Form (available as an online form or pdf download)

LOGG IN You will find the login panel on the front page. Your email address is the user login. Initial passwords are provided to members who are advised to change them to a secure and memorable password on their first login.

Once logged in you can: • • •

Maintain your own membership details (including listing your fold on the web site with your own photos and text promoting your fold) Use the cattle for sale listing pages (and maintain your own listing). When you list or edit your cattle for sale listing it notifies the web master who then verifies the listing and allows the listing to be shown.

Access the member only forms and documents.

FORMS AND DOCUMENTS REQUIRING MEMBER LOG IN You can access the following forms and documents once you have logged in.

MEMBER ONLY DOCUMENTS • • • • • • • •

Articles relating to Council discussions and meetings Reports, presentations and material from the NZHCS AGM Constitution. June 2012 Breed Standard. June 2011 Registration and Herd Book Rules. June 2012 Herdbook Sale and Purchase Contract Pro Forma Cover Notes to accompany Sale and Purchase Pro Forma

MEMBER ONLY FORMS ONLINE FORMS These forms listed below can be completed online and either emailed or printed off complete ready for a signature and payment.

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Animal De-­‐Activation Form -­‐ Use this form for de-­‐activating animals as a result of the animal's death or sale for commercial, non-­‐stud breeding, use. Use this form only if you do not have a Transfer Certificate printed after 31-­‐10-­‐2012.

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• • • • • • • • •

AI Form -­‐ Print this off prior to the technician coming with all the animals listed ready to go.

Bull Assessment Claim Form -­‐ Use this form to claim any expenses incurred when assessing bulls as part of the Society team.

Bull Assessment Request Form -­‐ Use this form for requesting bull assessments. Requests to be submitted by September 14th for October assessments or by March 15th for April assessments Bull Hire/Lease Form -­‐ Use this form to detail when you have leased or hired a bull out to other members.

Membership Form -­‐ Apply online to be a member of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society.

Nomination for Council -­‐ Use this form to nominate a candidate for election as a member of the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society Council.

Registration -­‐ Register new animals in the NZ Highland Cattle Society's Herdbook online Transfer Form -­‐ Current members of the Society can transfer the ownership of their animals online Verification of Identification -­‐ A form to verify the identity of animals

FORMS THAT CAN BE DOWNLOADED FOR MANUAL COMPLETION • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

AI Certificate Form Animal De-­‐Activation Form Bull Assessment Claim Form Bull Lease Form Calving Recording Form Councillor Expense Claim Form Mating Record Form Membership Application Form Multiple Registration Form Nomination for Council Request for Bull Assessment Sale and Purchase Contract Pro Forma Cover Notes to accompany Sale and Purchase Pro Forma Verification of Identification NZHCS Members Privacy Form 2012 Show Passport Application Form

RULES AND REGULATIONS The NZHCS is a registered Incorporated Society and is covered by the Incorporated Societies Act 1908. st

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The AGM is held sometime between 1 April and June 30 each year (currently Queens Birthday weekend) usually rotating around northern North Island, southern North Island, and the South Island.

RULES The Society rules are documented in three documents comprising the Constitution, Registration & Herd Book Rules and the Breed Standard. These are contained in the section named Constitution of this Member’s Kit. They are also available on the society’s website www.highlandcattle.org.nz.

Rules are made and changed by the Society Members. They can be changed or added to at any AGM by forwarding a Remit to the Registrar. No new Remits can be introduced at the AGM as it precludes those Members not attending from discussion and voting.

Only financial Full Members can vote on Remits, one vote per membership. No votes for Associate or Junior Memberships.

If you wish to change a Rule, or introduce a new one then: • •

Write the changes you wish, or new rule you want introduced, down on paper. Referencing Constitutional placement, rule number and sub-­‐clause.

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Give an explanation as to the necessary reason(s) for the change or new rule. Make your reasoning explicit so that any Member wishing to vote by Postal Vote knows what your intent is. Sign and date your remit(s) as the Mover. The Mover must be a full financial member and the nominated voter.

Get another Member to sign and date it your remit(s) as the Seconder to the Motion. The Seconder must also be a full financial member and the nominated voter.

Be prepared to speak for the motion at the AGM. Send your remit(s) to the Registrar before the close off date as advertised by the Council on the NZHCS website and as stipulated in any AGM mail out pack.

REGULATIONS At times a Regulation is added, to make the rules easier to administer. Regulations are usually introduced at an AGM by the Council after discussion at a previous AGM, or when a Poll indicates Members wish for a change.

Examples of a Regulation are the Crop Ear regulation, and the regulations set around the Bull Assessment scheme.

ELECTION OF COUNCIL The Council is made up of between 6 and 9 Councillors. Elections take place to fill vacancies by Postal Vote before the AGM. The term on Council is three years and councillors stand down by rotation at the end of their term. A retiring councillor may stand again for another term. The Councillors elect the President and Vice President from council. Any Full Member of the Society (whose subscription is paid up to date) can be nominated for election.

If you wish to nominate a Member for Council or you wish to stand yourself: • • • • • •

Nominee and Nominators must be current Full, Life or Junior Members Write his/her nomination on the Nomination form enclosed in the forms section or use the online forms on the website Get another Full Member (whose membership is paid up to date) to sign and date it as the Seconder.

Get the Member nominated to accept the nomination by signing it.

Deliver it to the Registrar by the close off date as advertised.

A profile of the person nominated must accompany the nomination to assist members with their voting decisions.

MEMBERSHIP AND HERD REGISTRATION Membership fees are set each year by the Council. The Membership year runs from 1st January to 31st December, to coincide with the financial year. Notices are sent to Members prior to the beginning of each financial year.

Membership fees usually carry a reduction for early payment.

Associate or Junior Membership can be upgraded to Full at any time on notification to the Registrar, along with the appropriate fees.

Any Member whose Membership fees are in arrears by 12 months shall cease to be a Member of the Society.

Please check the website or contact the Registrar for the latest membership fees for all classes of membership.

FULL MEMBERSHIP Full Members are entitled to: • • • • • •

All Society publications and information, Full participation in Society activities Register a Fold name Register cattle in the Herdbook Voting rights Transfer animal ownership to and from all other members of NZHCS

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ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP Associate Members: • • •

Receive all Society publications and information Have full participation in Society activities Do not have voting rights and may not register cattle or a Fold name

JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP (UNDER 18 YEARS OLD) Junior Members: • • • • • •

Receive all Society publications and information Have full participation in Society activities Register a Fold name May register up to 5 cattle before they become Full members Transfer animal ownership to and from all other members of NZHCS Do not have any voting rights

Any person wishing to become a Member should fill out an Application Form enclosed in this kit, available on-­‐line or from the Registrar, and send it with the appropriate fees to the Registrar to take to the first Council meeting thereafter.

Unless the Council shall decide otherwise, the applicant shall be admitted as a Member of the Society.

FOLD & ID REGISTRATION Please check the website or contact the Registrar for the latest fees.

Every Member wishing to register cattle is required to register a separate name for use exclusively in connection with the name of animals bred by that Fold. This is known as your Fold Name. The fee is a one off expense and not payable annually as is the membership.

Every Member wishing to register cattle is also required to apply for a Fold identification in the form of three letters.

This is known as the Fold ID. (Historically this was a two letter ID but in 2010 two letter combinations ran out) Each animal bred by that Fold owner (Breeder) must be clearly identified with an individual ID number. (See section on Identification of Cattle).

The Fold Registration can be applied for at any time prior to registering cattle of your own breeding. (Refer to the Constitution Highland Cattle Registration and Herd Book Rules clause 6.5 for the definition of breeder). It is advisable to give a second choice of Fold name.

Once you have registered a Fold Name it is yours for life even if you are no longer a member of the Society. No other breeder can choose this name. The only way another breeder can use your Fold Name is if you sell or give them the rights to do so and this must be notified to Society in writing.

HISTORY CATTLE IN NEW ZEALAND The first documented record of Highland Cattle being imported in to New Zealand was in December 1892. Three in-­‐calf heifers and a bull all from prominent Scottish Folds arrived on the ship SS Tekoa and were quarantined in Lyttleton Harbour before being transported to the property of Mr George Rhodes of Claremont Station near Timaru. Despite one heifer proving to be barren these animals formed the nucleus of a significant herd of Highland Cattle. Further imports occurred prior to the 1900’s and cattle were sold to other landholders in both the North and South Islands. Highland Cattle were first exhibited at the Canterbury Show in 1894 and in many other shows in the Canterbury and Otago areas prior to 1900 and in the Manawatu in the early 1900’s. The Claremont herd was dispersed about 1906/07 and many

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animals ended up in the Otago Southand area – Castlerock Station and Mt Grand near Dunedin. Information about th these animals disappears in the first decade of the 20 century.

A fine oil painting of these early cattle by William Greene completed in 1904 hangs in the Aigntighe Gallery in Timaru.

This painting has been restored and it is well worth a visit to the gallery to see it on display.

There are reports of Highland cattle being at Braemar Station in the 1920’s but little is known about the origin of these animals.

There are reports of Highland cattle being in NZ in the 1930’s but no one knows what happened to them as there are no descendants of these cattle in NZ today.

In 1975 three cows and a bull were imported from Scotland by John and Gabrielle Reid of the Trelissick Fold. The cows, Malda 23rd of Achnacloich, Proiseag Ruadh 19th of Achnacloich and Aoirig 5th of Ulva, and the bull, Hallmark of Balmoral, were destined for a tourist venture at Queenstown.

The only other live import into this country was a cow, Liz of Norgrove, who was imported from Canada in 1979 by Stan Schuler of the Montrosa Fold. Descendants from all of these imported Highland cattle are now registered in the NZHCS Herdbook.

During the 1980’s semen was imported from the UK from a number of bulls, Gille Coir of Pennygown, McDomnhull of Douneside, Callum of Pollock, Jock of Cullerne and Jock 26th of Leys. A number of farmers used this semen over foundation cattle and subsequent crossbred females, thus producing our Purebred Highlanders of today.

At the beginning of the 1990’s a ban was put on genetic material being imported from the UK because of the BSE scare.

During these years semen was imported from Australia from the purebred bulls, Ben Ledi, Muillear of Ardvorlich and Cailean of Ardvorlich.

In 1994 the ban was briefly lifted from importing genetic material from the UK and semen was brought in from Arkle of Ousdale and Black Prince 2nd of Rigg.

All of these bulls feature strongly in the backgrounds of our cattle. Since the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society was formed in 1993 there has been a wider choice of semen available. Semen now comes from the US, Canada, Australia and recently, Sweden. There are now purebred cattle in NZ with more than 10 generations of Highlands behind them and it is impossible to tell them apart from cattle descended entirely from Scottish Highland genetics.

In 1994 the first calves were born at the Glenfiddich Fold of Robert & June Gordon from embryos imported from Canada. Since then a number of fullblood cattle have been born from embryos from the US, Canada and Australia.

There have in more recent times, been bulls imported from Australia and use of semen form Scotland and other countries is now quite common.

In 2008, the 5000th animal was registered:

– Dalmally of Glenloch – a dun coloured female bred by Kel and Gail McKirdy.

THE SOCIETY Feb’93 A meeting was held in New Plymouth to see if there was enough interest to form our own Highland Cattle Society. Fourteen people attended and others who could not attend contributed their thoughts. At the end of this meeting a committee of 6 people was elected to put together a Constitution and get the Society underway.

May ‘93 The Constitution was finalised and sent off around the country to get the 15 signatures required to form an Incorporated Society.

June ‘93 Membership and Herd Registrations were opened. At this time there were 52 Members.

Oct ‘93 The New Zealand Highland Cattle Society was registered with the Dept. of Justice.

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Nov ‘93 The first Grading Tour took place. The Society didn’t want to penalise any breeder for the years of breeding they had done and it recognised that some animals should be able to enter the Herdbook according to how many generations of Highland they had behind them. All existing cattle and their records were inspected by an Australian breeder and Councillor, Allister Stewart, assisted by David Bosomworth and Kevin Ryan both stud stock agents from NZ. Females were given a “grade” according to how many registered bulls there were in the background. Bulls had to be able to qualify for Purebred status, i.e. at least 4 generations by registered sires. They travelled from Whangarei to Invercargill to 30 Farms and inspected 251 cattle.

April’94 The Herdbook was opened for registrations.

Set ‘94 First Newsletter was issued.

Oct ’94 The first AGM was held and the first Council elected. Ken Shaw was elected President.

1996 Affiliation to the Royal Agricultural Society is gained. The first classes for Highland cattle were held at the Royal Show.

June ‘99 The first NZHCS Winter Show was held at Pukekohe in conjunction with the AGM weekend.

2000 Society paid the Registrar/Treasurer, Editor and Secretary for the first time.

2003 The Society’s first website went live.

2005 The Society’s newsletter went colour for all issues.

2008 First Life Membership is awarded to Shirley Blanchard.

2009 The Society’s Herdbook went online in a fully searchable mode 2010 The Society organised the first National Open Fold Day, 18 properties open their gates to the public across the country.

2011 The Society Constitution was completely updated and voted in at AGM 2013 The Society moved to electronic communication with fully integrated member only area on its website 2013 The First Edition of NZHCS Journal is published.

GRADING OF CATTLE All stock submitted for registration in the Herd Book is given a grade which classifies the level of Highland bloodlines in the animal’s pedigree. The grades that follow are the only ones used in the Register to grade cattle.

FULLBLOOD (F) All animals whose sires and dams are registered as Fullblood in the "NZHCSHB" or are registered as as Purebred in the in the Herd Book of the "Highland Cattle Society" UK, Canada, or America and as Fullblood in Australia or in some other Herd Book approved by Council, and whose ancestry shows no introduction of any other breed of cattle.

This classification was introduced to be able to give a distinction between animals that have come through a breeding up regime, and animals that have come from a totally Highland ancestry. All offshore societies except Australia do not recognize bred up stock.

AF At the time of establishment of NZHCSHB 35 animals whose pedigrees were broken but known to be of highland breeding were given an ‘A’ and provided they were crossed over a Fullblood bull the resultant progeny became ‘F’.

In 2007 debate was held over the confusion resulting from the 35 animals given an ‘A’ grade in the manner above and those that were an ‘A’ grade as a result of a breeding up programme. It was agreed to give these 35 a distinct code to differentiate them and so they became ‘AF’ meaning ‘A’ grade whose progeny become an ‘F’ when crossed over a Fullblood bull.

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PURE BRED (P) All females with dams graded as A or P1-­‐PX in the NZHCSHB. Their sires will be either P2 –PX or Fullblood.

All bulls registered from dams with a P1-­‐PX grade. The sire must be P2-­‐PX or Fullblood The progeny of a Fullblood female and Purebred bull will be Purebred.

The animals with a purebred status will also have a number after the P, denoting how many generations the animal has been purebred. The number system is: • • • • •

P1 First generation purebred 15/16ths P2 Second generation purebred 31/32nds P3 Third generation purebred 63/64ths P4 Fourth generation purebred PX Fifth generation and over purebred

Only P2-­‐PX or Fullblood bulls can be registered in the NZHCS Herdbook.

There are a few instances where bulls with a P1 classification and who were registered prior to the rule change in 1997 are listed in pedigrees.

A GRADE (7/8TH PURE) OR ‘3RD CROSS’ (A GRADE CATTLE CANNOT BE REGISTERED AFTER 1 JUNE2013) Female progeny of P2-­‐PX or F sires and whose dams are registered in Grade B in the Herdbook; Or those cows whose ancestry is obviously Highland and on inspection by, and at the discretion of, a Society Inspector is granted Assessed (A) A status. Breeding records must be produced and any inspection and DNA testing costs to be borne by the member.

AA grade animals may still be registered in the NZHCS herdbook.

B GRADE (3/4 PURE) OR ‘2ND CROSS’ B GRADE FEMALES CANNOT BE REGISTERED AFTER 1 JUNE 2013) Females whose sires are registered as P2-­‐PX or Fullblood, and whose dams are registered in Grade C in the Herdbook. or Those cows whose ancestry is obviously Highland and on inspection by, and at the discretion of, the Society Inspector is granted B status. Breeding records must be produced and any inspection DNA testing costs to be borne by the member.

C GRADE (1/2 PURE) OR ‘1ST CROSS’ Females whose sires are registered as P2-­‐PX or Fullblood, and whose dams are from another breed of cattle. (Main breed to be specified).

After 1st June 2002 no further C grade females are able to be registered in the NZHCS Herdbook.

Grading Grid Use this grid to determine what grade the progeny of your cattle would be. Progeny always go up one grade from the lowest parent except where both parents are the same grade, in which case the progeny will be the same grade as both parents.

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Grading Grid

Dam C Dam B Dam A Dam P1 Dam P2 Dam P3 Dam P4 Dam PX Dam AF Dam F

Sire P2 B A P1 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3

Sire P3 B A P1 P2 P3 P3 P4 P4 P4 P4

Sire P4 B A P1 P2 P3 P4 P4 PX PX PX

Sire PX B A P1 P2 P3 P4 PX PX PX PX

Sire AF B A P1 P2 P3 P4 PX PX n/a n/a

Sire F B A P1 P2 P3 P4 PX PX F F

CROP EAR WHAT IS CROP EAR? Crop Ear is a genetic defect affecting the ears of Highland cattle and some other cattle breeds. The expression of crop ear can vary from a severe ear abnormality to no easily observed signs at all e.g. a slight notch in the tip of each ear, to “stretched” or frilly edges, to chunks out of the ears and extremely small ears. However small or large the defect is, it is still Crop Ear. The defect is present in both ears and is symmetrical. The defect is evident at birth and doesn’t develop later.

WHAT AFFECT DOES IT HAVE? It has no affect on the beef value of the animal, only on the cosmetic value of the animal. Individual countries Highland Breed Societies all have different stances on the importance of crop ear. In the UK it is seen as a minor defect and only males need to have their status noted, while other countries deem it as a very important defect and preclude registration of such animals or have compulsory notification of the defect within pedigrees.

WHAT INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON THE ISSUE? There is one scientific paper published on the inheritance of crop ear in Highland Cattle (Scheider et al 1994). This research concluded that the gene causing crop ear is a single autosomal dominant gene with incomplete dominance which is what gives rise to the varying severity of the defect in animals carrying one copy of the gene.

The possible genetic combinations of animals: The gene for Crop Ear is designated C The gene for normal ears is designated c CC-­‐ These animals will always have crop ear and it may have quite severe visible expression. These animals received one copy of the gene from each parent and will always pass the gene to their offspring.

Cc – These animals have received the crop ear gene from one parent and the normal ear gene from the other. They should have crop ear but the severity of the defect will be highly variable and may not be visible to inspection. These animals have a 50% chance of passing the crop ear gene to their offspring. cc – These animals cannot have crop ear because they carry 2 copies of the recessive gene for normal ears. These animals therefore cannot pass crop ear genes to their offspring.

The table below shows the probability of an animal having crop ear from all possible mating combinations

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CC CC 100% CC All offspring will have crop ear

Cc 50% CC 50% Cc All offspring will have crop ear – 50% severe, 50% variable 25% CC Cc 50% CC 50% Cc 50% Cc 25% cc All offspring will have crop ear – ¾ of offspring will have crop ear 50% severe, 50% variable with ¼ of those being severe and ½ with variable expression. ¼ of offspring will be free from crop ear 50% Cc cc 100% Cc All offspring will have crop ear but 50% cc ½ of the offspring will have crop with variable expression ear of variable expression. ½ will be free from crop ear

cc 100% Cc All offspring will have crop ear but with variable expression 50% Cc 50% cc ½ of the offspring will have crop ear of variable expression. ½ will be free from crop ear

100% cc All offspring will be free from crop ear.

The absence of visible signs of ear deformity is not a guarantee that an animal is not carrying the gene. It simply means that the gene has not expressed physically enough for it to be detected.

Progeny of such an animal may show visible signs of crop ear. This is often mistakenly described as having crop ear “jump or miss a generation”.

More information can be found in the references listed below Inheritance of notched ears in Highland cattle by Scheider A, Schmidt P, Distl O. Berl Munch Tierarztl Wochenschr.1994; 107:348-­‐52.

An Explanation of the Genetics of Crop Ear by Dr. Glen Hastie BVSc MVS MACVSc, Bairnsley Highland Cattle. www.cruachan.com.au How big is the problem in NZ? There were a small number of cases identified on the initial grading tours and some reported cases since. Crop ear is found in both Fullblood and P graded cattle in the NZHCS herdbook.

THE NZHCS STANCE ON CROP EAR A poll was carried out to see how Members felt about Crop Ear. Whilst some Members felt that it was just cosmetic and didn’t have any bearing on the animal itself, the majority felt that they would like animals with Crop Ear identified so that they could make a choice as to whether they should register or purchase animals that either showed Crop Ear or had it somewhere in the background. They also felt that Crop Ear could be controlled by selecting for animals with no crop ear. It was decided that restrictions should be placed on bulls, or embryo flushes from Crop Eared animals as these could produce multiple calves in any one year.

The NZHCS Herdbook Rules and Regulations were amended to meet breeder requirements: • • • •

No bulls that have Crop Ear will be accepted for registration No bulls whose dam has Crop Ear can be registered.

No embryo progeny from a Crop Ear dam can be registered Females that have Crop Ear will be accepted for registration and will be identified with the letters ce behind their name

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Breeders who import embryos or semen must check the crop ear status of the dam and/or sire so as to meet the requirements for registering progeny in NZ.

A BULL OR A STEER? The question is often asked whether to leave a bull calf entire. All bull calves look beautiful at a young age but they will not necessarily make the grade as a Stud bull or even as a commercial bull. Stud bulls must be of Fullblood or P3 status to be considered for Assessment and Herd registration. There is a limited demand for stud bulls each year as the good, older bulls will also get passed around. However if a young bull has the potential to improve the breed he is highly marketable. Most Breeders will be looking for the best bulls so that they can improve their herd. A good indication is to ask yourself would this bull improve the quality of Highland Cattle in New Zealand.

You may compare against your herd but as you would be selling the bull to another breeder it is those animals that that need to be considered. If you are unsure then consult with another experienced person – they do not necessarily need to be a Highland Breeder but should be a good judge of cattle.

Consider market forces – what grade of bull do Highland breeders look for. Generally Fullblood bulls will be in greater demand than Purebred bulls. Growing out and registering a bull is relatively costly so you need to achieve a good financial return. If your bull is deemed not suitable for stud use it may well have potential as a commercial bull.

Commercial Bull: Explore the market early. If there are opportunities the bull must be of sound structure, fertile and have a good growth rate potential – the commercial breeder is selling meat. The dairy industry has been identified as a large potential market for bulls and the easy calving ability of a highland bull is a desired trait for the dairy industry but ultimately the progeny will go into the beef market.

Bulls destined for the commercial market must be dehorned. It will be very difficult to sell a horned animal to a commercial farmer. He has many breeds to choose from and these are in the main polled – horns may put him off buying yours even if it is the best choice from another perspective. If there does not seem to be an opportunity to sell into the commercial bull market or your bull does not have marketable characteristics then it should be castrated and dehorned.

A Steer: It can then be sold as a weaner to a finisher or you can finish it yourself. Castration does modify growth potential slightly but the animal will be much easier to manage. As a dehorned animal it will be accepted at the abattoir and sale yards, transport companies will not be reluctant to move it etc. Most stud breeders will have identified potential stud bulls at a very early age and definitely prior to weaning. Dehorning and castrating are much less stressful when carried out on a younger animal and much less costly too.

The following guidelines might help you make that choice:

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A I SIRE APPROVAL SCHEME In 1999 the Society initiated a scheme to identify New Zealand bred bulls that have reached the desired standard for AI sires.

This scheme was implemented at the request from Members who wish to have more information on the standard of bulls whose semen is offered for sale. It does not preclude any owner wishing to collect semen from a bull and marketing semen privately or for general use, without this approval.

AIM To improve the national Herd both as Highlands and as beef cattle, through the use of superior sires.

BENEFITS FOR THE SOCIETY To provide the opportunity for the continued development of the Breed in New Zealand by promoting sires that have attained a required standard in both Highland and Beef characteristics. It will provide Breeders an added opportunity for marketing cattle and genetics. It could be used as a tool to check the results of a breeding programme and provide an incentive to breed sires that are recognised as superior. It will also provide written information as to the quality of sires being offered through AI. It provides an assurance that they meet the required standard.

POSSIBLE USES 1. Approved New Zealand bred sires could be collected and the semen marketed for use through LIC, Ambreed or similar agency, to farmers at reasonable prices.

2. Any owners of New Zealand bred sires wishing to collect semen and sell it privately or for general use could assure the purchaser that the sire had reached the Society approved standard.

3. If semen from New Zealand bred sires is being marketed overseas for general use then a copy of the NZHCS Sire Approval could be given to an overseas purchaser, agency or Society. In return the NZ Society could make a similar request to an agency or Society of country of origin of any semen being imported into NZ for general use.

ELIGIBILITY Any registered bull over the age of 2 years can be nominated. The Bulls are expected to be mature bulls that have proven themselves. They can be nominated by their owner, or by a Councillor with the owner’s permission.

THE INSPECTION FORMAT The Bulls, their dam and sire if possible and any progeny are then inspected by three Society appointed Inspectors, made up of two Highland breeders and one Beef Judge. Each assessment is confidential and reported to the Council without discussion.

The Council then collates these assessments. If they think that a bull has reached a desired standard they will give the bull a Society approval to be used as an AI sire. The owner will be notified, a Certificate will be issued and the Sires name will then be entered into the AI Approved Sire Register, as well as published on the Society’s website and in the Society’s Journal. The Council’s decision is final.

COST OF INSPECTION Costs to be set by Council from time to time. Please check the website, or with the Registrar for latest fees.

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KEEPING GOOD RECORDS The only difference between registered cattle and commercial cattle is the recorded information about that particular animal i.e. it’s Pedigree. It is no good having that information in your head as at some point proof will be required.

Keep all of your written information in one place, preferably in a Folder.

Written records and identification of animals should be so good that, if for some reason a breeder could not continue, someone else should be able to take over the herd and be able to work out who each animal is, what it’s pedigree is, what calves they have had, who they are in calf to and when they are due to calve next, and even information on when they were drenched last, etc.

KEEP A FOLD DIARY OR FOLD REGISTER The Constitution requires that breeders maintain a stud register. The following may help with this.

Each year allocate a page for the mating information: • • • • •

Write down all the cows that you will be mating for the year Write down their pre-­‐mating heats Write down the dates they were mated and who the sire was How long the bull ran with the cows – date from and date to, i.e. 02/04/11 to 06/05/11. Not April to May. Record any other relevant information about the matings

Each year also allocate a page for the calving information: • • • • • • •

Write down all the cows that will be calving for the year Write down the date they are due Record when they actually calved Record the sex of the calf Record the NAIT No./AHB tag/tattoo number and name of the calf Write down the name of the sire Record any other relevant information about the calf or calving

There are pages for mating records and pages for calving records in the forms section of the website which, if filled out correctly, holds all the information you may need at a later date. Some breeders may find it easier to allocate a page, or card, to each animal so that their life history is on the one page.

REGISTERING CATTLE To qualify for registration each animal must meet the requirements under the rules “Grading of Cattle” as stated in the Herd Book Rules and Regulations. All Cattle should also meet the Breed Standard adopted by the New Zealand Highland Cattle Society.

Applications for the Registration of Highland cattle can only be accepted: i. ii.

From the Breeder of the animal who must be a current financial Full, Life or Junior Member On the official Multiple Registration Form with a signed and dated Declaration or on the official on-­‐line form found on the Society web site Upon payment of the appropriate Registration fees

iii.

FEMALES • • • •

Must meet the Breed Standard Meet the Rules as stated in the Herd Book rules and Regulations Should be registered within 12 months of their birth. After that date a Late Fee applies.

Females that have Crop Ear will be accepted for registration. They will be identified in the Herdbook with the letters ce behind their name.

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BULLS • • • • • •

Must meet the breed standard Must meet the Rules as stated in the Herd Book Rules and Regulations Can only be registered after 12 months of age and after having undergone a Society Bull Assessment which recommends registration.

Must be P2 or higher in grade.

Bulls with Crop Ear will not be accepted for registration.

Bulls whose dam has Crop Ear will not be registered.

EMBRYOES • • •

Progeny born from embryo transplant must have their parentage proved by DNA before registration.

Progeny must be from registered Purebred or Fullblood cattle only. No grades.

Progeny from a dam with Crop Ear will not be registered.

The NZHCS recognises: • • • • •

The NZHCS Herdbook as being the official record of NZ born cattle.

New Zealand born cattle that were registered in the AHCS Herdbook or Highland Society Herdbook (UK) and were exported or dead prior to the NZHCS Herdbook being started.

The AHCS Herdbook as being the official record of Australian cattle, and likewise for any other Society Herdbook.

Any animal registered in a recognised overseas Herdbook provided that it is registered in the Herdbook of the country of its birth and the records are identical.

Notwithstanding the above, all animals born in New Zealand must be registered in the NZHCS Herdbook before they will be recognised in any other Herdbook. They must also have identical pedigree and details.

IDENTIFYING CATTLE To register an animal in the Herdbook it must have its own unique permanent identification so that it can’t be changed or confused with any other animal.

So that all animals have a unique number: i.

ii. iii. iv.

Each breeder must apply to the Animal Health Board for a seven digit AHB number which stays with that breeder even if moving properties. This number is used to identify all animals breed by that person. www.ahb.org.nz. You must also have a National Animal Identification & Tracing (NAIT) number that identifies your property and be Person In Charge of Animals (PICA) for that property. You can register at www.nait.co.nz.

Each Fold applies to NZHCS for their Herd ID which is made up of 3 letters.

Each breeding year is allocated a different letter. The breeding year runs from the 1st June to the 31st May the following year.

Each breeder gives every calf born within their Fold a number for that breeding year – see below

TAG NUMBERS AND ORDERING Tags can be ordered at your local farm supplies store, your vet or directly from the manufacturers.

Currently each animal is identified by:-­‐ 1. A NAIT electronic (RFd) tag. The NAIT tag should be placed in the animal’s right ear. This is called the primary tag in the NZHCS herdbook.

Animals born prior to 2012 will have AHB Primary tags and /or NAIT tags. This tag can also have visual information – linked to the second (management) tag; and 2. In the left ear, tattoo or Management tag containing the NZHCS ID. This is called the Secondary tag in the NZHCS herdbook 17 | P a g e

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An example of the NZHCS ID is ABCR5.

This is made up of the ABC Fold ID (ABC), 2000-­‐01 breeding year letter -­‐R, and the 5th calf born that year (5).

The Management tag can be a metal tag over the edge of the ear, a yellow button or tag. Both primary and secondary tag/tattoo numbers are required when registering your animals.

Year Letters st

NAIT tag (Primary tag)

st

Z = 1 June’12 – 31 May ‘13 st

st

A = 1 June ’13 – 31 May ‘14 st

st

st

st

Visual management (Secondary tag)

B = 1 June ’14 – 31 May ‘15 C = 1 June ’15 – 31 May 16

Instructions for tattooing (The Society has tattoo kits you can borrow – ask your nearest Councillor) 1.

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Load the tattoo pliers with the letters and numbers (as above). Try them out on a piece of paper or cardboard to make sure that they are in the right order and around the right way.

Clean the needles of the tattoo and apply tattoo ink or stove polish to them with the small brush.

Restrain the calf. Clean the inside of the right ear with the soapy water or methylated spirits.

Hold the calf firmly. Position the pliers in the centre of the ear between the two large veins. Squeeze the pliers firmly (it should make a loud crunch) and then remove the pliers away quickly in case the calf pulls away.

Apply more ink to the ear with the brush, bending the ear back to increase penetration.

Do not clean the excess ink away. Leave it to dry and flake off naturally. This will leave a legible and permanent tattoo.

PROVING PARENTAGE Before an animal can be registered it is necessary to prove its parentage. There several ways to do this as listed below.

See also the section on DNA. NATURAL MATING Fill out the Bulls name and the dates that the Cow was running with him, on your Annual Herd Return and send it back to the Registrar prior to calving.

AI (ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION) It is up to the Breeder to prove the parentage of any calves that they wish to register. Make sure that you get a signed AI docket from the Technician and send it to the Registrar along with your Annual Herd Return prior to calving.

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INDEPENDENT AI TECHNICIAN If you do your own AI work or you have an independent Technician, then the Society has some simple AI dockets you can use (see Forms section).

An example is shown below. Fill in both halves. Send the bottom half in with the Herd Return to the Registrar. Make sure it is signed and dated by the Technician.

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EMBRYO TRANSPLANTS Get the calf DNA tested so that it can be parentage verified. Attach a copy of the Parentage Verification Certificate to the Registration Form.

BULL LEASING If you lease another member’s bull, ensure that a Bull Lease form is provided with the Bull, detailing the name of the bull, who owns him, Herdbook number and dates. There is a blank form on the website. One copy should be kept by the owner of the bull, one given to the person leasing the bull and one sent to the Registrar

HERD RETURNS Once a year, approximately March, you will receive an Annual Herd Return. This gives a list of the animals that are currently registered in your ownership in the Herdbook.

It is important that you fill in the relevant details and return it to the Registrar by 1st June because: •

It assists you to verify the parentage of your calves, especially if you are using natural mating and own more than one bull. (In this case it is the only check the Society has other than to look at your Fold records or to prove parentage by DNA testing) o Fill out the mating details, giving the name of the sire and the date mated or dates the cow was running with the bull. When you go to register your calves they can be verified against these details.

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• •

Be sure to fill out the run with bull dates (RWB) using the full date not just a month, e.g. 01/03/09 to 11/08/09 not March to August o Attach your AI dockets to the Herd Return when you return it. o Attach a copy of your bull lease if applicable o Attach a copy of your ET paperwork if applicable If there are animals listed that you have sold during the year then it is a reminder to you that you have not transferred it to the new owner. Fill out transfer certificates and return with the Annual Herd Return to the Registrar Similarly for animals that you have bought. If they are not on your list then the transfer hasn’t taken place.

Contact the vendor and ask for the transfer to be completed.

By filling in the details of any animals that may have died, or been culled, it enables the Society to keep an update of the number of breeding Highlands in NZ. Specify whether the animal died, was sent to the works or sold unregistered and supply the date.

No Herd Returns – No Registrations. You may well be asked to parentage verify your animals before registration.

Example Annual Herd Return for all animals presently Registered under your name PLEASE UPDATE AND RETURN BY 1ST JUNE EACH YEAR. (Must be returned before the birth of your calves) • • •

Attach AI Certificates for cows presently in-­‐calf to verify matings/births next season If your cows are naturally mated then fill in the sire and the dates she ran with the bull.

Attach Bull Lease form if you used another breeder’s bull.

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DNA TESTING DNA testing is a useful tool to help in the positive identification of parents. It is mandatory for embryo transplants and required after AI dams are run with a bull as depending on the date of birth of the calf it may be questionable as to whether the calf was the result of AI or the bull. DNA will prove this one way or the other. If a bull’s ID is uncertain, a DNA test against the profile of the suggested bull will prove parentage one way or the other. Sample collecting for DNA can be done simply and cheaply by the breeder themselves.

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WHAT IS A DNA PROFILE? It is the DNA identification for an individual animal. You will need a DNA profile for each animal being used in a test, i.e. the calf, the sire and the dam. If the dam or sire has had a DNA profile done in the past then you will not need to do this again, the reference number will be sufficient and no further cost will be involved.

WHAT IS A DNA TRU-­‐PARENT TEST? This is what you will need to do to verify the parentage of your animal. The DNA profile of a calf is matched against the DNA profiles of the selected parents to see if there are sufficient markers to say whether the sire or dam are correct.

You may test against several sires/dams for no extra cost. However if this is done over a period of time with new alternatives there may be an added cost.

WHAT TO DO There are a number of DNA laboratories in NZ but not all will do beef animals or tests from hair samples. You need to check with each company. NZHCS uses Zoetis Animal Genetics (previously known as Pfizer) but members are free to use any other company. Results of previous tests are kept on file by NZHCS and Zoetis. In cases where NZHCS sends samples in on behalf of the breeder a copy of profiles are sent to the breeder for their records. The simplest way to take a sample yourself is a hair sample. Some companies (e.g. LIC) no longer accept hair samples as they have moved to simple tissue sample collection. DNA can also be extracted from blood or bone samples but these need to be done by a vet and sent for processing immediately.

Check with your preferred supplier as to their sample collection requirements HOW TO TAKE A HAIR SAMPLE FOR DNA To take a hair sample: 1.

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Have a small clean paper envelope, plastic bag with a zip lock, or DNA sample collector as supplied by the company providing DNA testing. Clearly write the tag numbers, name, birth date and registration number (if already registered) of the animal on it.

Make sure your hands are clean and free from any other hairs While holding the end of the tail switch with one hand, pull a pencil-­‐thickness tuft of hair (at least 20 – 25 hairs from adult animals and 40 – 50 hairs from young animals) from the switch, making sure hair roots are attached. The hair follicles are under the skin and easily come out of the tail when pulled correctly. Pull the hair “up and away” to get as many follicles as possible. Always collect samples from dry hairs and make sure the follicles are not contaminated with faeces. If you are pulling hair with pliers, wipe pliers clean between animals. The more follicles that are in your sample, the better, as this will give plenty of material to test, and will mean there is sufficient sample in storage if you would ever like to use the sample for another test.

DO NOT cut hair – there will be no DNA. .

Seal the container for the hair and either post directly to Zoetis or to the Registrar who will do this for you at no extra cost. The necessary sample submission forms are available on-­‐line from Zoetis or from the NZHCS Registrar.

Results are usually back anytime from three weeks onwards.

The Society will on charge DNA testing fees for any parentage checks except those required for the Herdbook Audit and Bull profiles.

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January Oct/Nov February Nov/Dec March Dec/Jan April Jan/Feb May Feb/Mar June Mar/Apr July Apr/May August May/June September June/July October July/Aug November Aug/Sept December Sept/Oct

1 8 1 8 1 6 1 6 1 5 1 8 1 7 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 7

2 9 2 9 2 7 2 7 2 6 2 9 2 8 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 9 2 8

3 10 3 10 3 8 3 8 3 7 3 10 3 9 3 10 3 10 3 10 3 10 3 9

= Mating Date

GESTATION TABLE

4 11 4 11 4 9 4 9 4 8 4 11 4 10 4 11 4 11 4 11 4 11 4 10

5 12 5 12 5 10 5 10 5 9 5 12 5 11 5 12 5 12 5 12 5 12 5 11

6 13 6 13 6 11 6 11 6 10 6 13 6 12 6 13 6 13 6 13 6 13 6 12

7 14 7 14 7 12 7 12 7 11 7 14 7 13 7 14 7 14 7 14 7 14 7 13

8 15 8 15 8 13 8 13 8 12 8 15 8 14 8 15 8 15 8 15 8 15 8 14

9 16 9 16 9 14 9 14 9 13 9 16 9 15 9 16 9 16 9 16 9 16 9 15

= Birth Date

10 17 10 17 10 15 10 15 10 14 10 17 10 16 10 17 10 17 10 17 10 17 10 16

11 18 11 18 11 16 11 16 11 15 11 18 11 17 11 18 11 18 11 18 11 18 11 17

12 19 12 19 12 17 12 17 12 16 12 19 12 18 12 19 12 19 12 19 12 19 12 18

13 20 13 20 13 18 13 18 13 17 13 20 13 19 13 20 13 20 13 20 13 20 13 19

14 21 14 21 14 19 14 19 14 18 14 21 14 20 14 21 14 21 14 21 14 21 14 20

15 22 15 22 15 20 15 20 15 19 15 22 15 21 15 22 15 22 15 22 15 22 15 21

16 23 16 23 16 21 16 21 16 20 16 23 16 22 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 23 16 22

17 24 17 24 17 22 17 22 17 21 17 24 17 23 17 24 17 24 17 24 17 24 17 23

18 25 18 25 18 23 18 23 18 22 18 25 18 24 18 25 18 25 18 25 18 25 18 24

19 26 19 26 19 24 19 24 19 23 19 26 19 25 19 26 19 26 19 26 19 26 19 25

20 27 20 27 20 25 20 25 20 24 20 27 20 26 20 27 20 27 20 27 20 27 20 26

21 28 21 28 21 26 21 26 21 25 21 28 21 27 21 28 21 28 21 28 21 28 21 27

22 29 22 29 22 27 22 27 22 26 22 29 22 28 22 29 22 29 22 29 22 29 22 28

23 30 23 30 23 28 23 28 23 27 23 30 23 29 23 30 23 30 23 30 23 30 23 29

24 31 24 1 24 29 24 29 24 28 24 31 24 30 24 31 24 1 24 31 24 31 24 30

25 1 25 2 25 30 25 30 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 2 25 1 25 1 25 1

26 2 26 3 26 31 26 31 26 2 26 2 26 2 26 2 26 3 26 2 26 2 26 2

27 3 27 4 27 1 27 1 27 3 27 3 27 3 27 3 27 4 27 3 27 3 27 3

28 4 28 5 28 2 28 2 28 4 28 4 28 4 28 4 28 5 28 4 28 4 28 4

30 4 30 4 30 6 30 6 30 6 30 6 30 7 30 6 30 6 30 6

29 3 29 3 29 5 29 5 29 5 29 5 29 6 29 5 29 5 29 5

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TRANSFER OF ANIMAL OWNERSHIP The Vendor (person who is selling) is responsible for the Transfer and payment of fees on selling an animal. It should be sent to the Registrar within 60 days of the transfer. Please check the website or contact the Registrar for the latest fees.

If the new owner is already a Member of the NZHCS then the transfer of ownership will be recorded in the Herdbook, and the copies of the Pedigree and Registration Certificate will be sent to them.

If the new owner is not a Member of the NZHCS then fill out the Transfer and send the fees to the Registrar. The change of ownership will be recorded in the Herdbook as owned by a non-­‐member. The Registrar will then contact the new owner and encourage them to join the Society. Upon receiving their Membership they will be then sent the Pedigree and Registration Certificate of their new animals.

The transfer certificate is on page two of the Pedigree and registration certificate every animal has. Fill out the bottom portion and return to the Registrar with the appropriate fees. Retain the top portion for your records. Alternatively, you may fill out and send the transfer on-­‐line at the Society’s website making payment electronically.

Retain this portion for your records

Fill out this portion and send to the Registrar

If the cow is in calf then fill out the mating details

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Animal Deactivation Form – if you have sold an animal as a cull and no longer want this animal to have progeny registered by the Society. Please use this form. This is a permanent change to the animal’s status and it cannot be reversed to allow progeny to be registered in the future.

HIGHLAND ANIMALS AS A BEEF BREED Highland cattle are medium sized beef breed. They are certainly not a miniature beef breed. Mature females should be in excess of 450 kg at maturity and up to 600-­‐700 kg. Mature bulls will reach in excess of 750 kg. This is approx. 100-­‐ 150 kg less than a Hereford. Whilst they are slightly slower growing than most other British and exotic breeds, if fed properly they should reach a killable size by 20-­‐30 months.

At this point a large part of the market is a “boutique” market but at some stage there will be a need to take the transition to the beef market. Keeping this in mind breeders must take care that future breeding cattle have retained their size and beef qualities while still attaining that very attractive animal which is also an efficient grass to meat converter.

CALVES Cattle like most animals put on the fastest growth rate in their earliest months. Make sure that the mothers are fed well so that they can produce plenty of milk for their calves. If calves start well they continue to grow well. If they get a poor start they usually carry on growing at a slower rate.

Approximate weaning weights at 6-­‐8 months of age:-­‐ Females = 170kg-­‐200+kg Bulls = 200kg-­‐240+kg SELECTION FOR BREEDING Choose sires and replacement females from families that produce calves that are heavier at weaning than their peers.

FEED YOUR CATTLE WELL Highland cattle will not survive or grow properly on the smell of an oily rag. They will however survive and grow on adequate feed of poorer quality. They have the ability to convert lower quality feed into beef that other breeds are unable to do. But at times of the year when feed is short they do need good quality supplementary feed.

HEALTH OF YOUR CATTLE Treat them like any other breed of cattle.

Although they are said to be hardy, you should still de-­‐worm and de-­‐lice them at weaning, and again when necessary, to let them grow without any checks.

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BREEDING AGE OF FEMALES Don’t be tempted to breed your females too early or they will never reach their potential. It is best to let them calve as a 3 year old.

CROSSBREEDING In Scotland, Highland Cattle have been crossed with many different breeds of cattle e.g. Shorthorn, Simmental,. The crossbred females are retained as "hill cattle" and bred to fast growing breeds to achieve high beef production. The Highland has been used to inject hardiness to other breeds, and when mated to a fast growing sire, they produce a very saleable calf while keeping cow maintenance costs to a minimum. The Highland cow has the milk to rear a larger calf and the virtues of the Highland breed are passed on when cross bred to most bulls.

Highlands also cross well with Herefords as proven at Mayberries Research Station, Canada, when groups of 100 breeding cows of pure Highland, pure Hereford, and Highland/Hereford cross were tested. The pure Highland produced 1 tonne more beef than the pure Hereford group. While the Highland/Hereford Cross produced 3 tonnes more beef than the pure Hereford.

CHOOSING BETWEEN A STUD COW AND A FINISHER The focus usually goes on the bull and its suitability for entry into the herd book as a stud animal.

The cow also contributes to breed improvement and like a bull she should also go through a selection process before registration. Such a decision will often relate to whether a heifer will meet the needs of your own plan for your fold – it could be a colour or grade preference or it could be an aim to correct a fault such as poor udders or milking ability. The importance of selecting a female for the herd carries a long term impact and if one gets it wrong it can take a long time to re adjust via further selection.

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Good quality heifers could be registered and kept within your own fold or sold to another breeder. The market for females will always reward those that sell high quality stock. Heifers that may not reach your desired standard but are structurally sound could be sold unregistered to a commercial operation. The rest should be sold for finishing.

The number of heifers required as replacement stock will dictate the number of heifers retained at weaning to go through to the later stages of the selection process.

The following guidelines might help you make that choice.

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MATING For many of our Members breeding cattle is a new experience and it can be a lot easier if you have some prior knowledge on what to do when the time comes.

EARLY PREPARATION Do some homework and select a sire that will improve your cattle. For example, if your cows have bad feet then select a sire with really good feet; if your cow is on the small size then choose a sire who will give a bit more size to the progeny.

Decide whether you are going to use natural mating by using a bull or use AI (artificial insemination).

Natural Mating. Either purchase a bull who will be able to be used for at least two years before he would be crossing over his own progeny. A good alternative is to lease a bull from another breeder.

Leasing a bull is a good option for those with small acreages where it is difficult to be able to separate the bull out and keep him from the rest of the herd. Leasing a bull can involve either bringing the leased bull to your property to run with your breeding age females or sending your females to the bull owner’s property. Be sure to get a bull lease form filled in by the owner of the bull. Keep one copy for yourself and send the other in with your annual herd return to the Registrar.

Fees for leasing a bull vary from owner to owner. Some charge a set fee no matter how many animals are being serviced, others charge by the number of females being serviced and the length of time the bull is with the females.

Some charge grazing, some don’t. Please discuss all these aspects and be sure both you and the bull owner are in full agreement and understanding with each other.

Artificial Insemination. Before you even consider AI as a mating option you need to check that you have your own yards with a suitable race to confine animals or have ready access to some.

Research what semen is available by looking at the website, contacting a Councilor or asking your local semen supplier, i.e. LIC, Ambreed, etc. Make your purchase early. They will store it for you until you require it. Count on using at least 2 straws per cow but it is advisable to buy a few extra. If you don’t need them they can be stored for the next year.

Arrange for a Technician to do the job for you when the time comes. This is often done through the semen supplier.

Let him/her know approximately when you will want the mating done so that they can pick up the semen and store it in their own semen bank.

KEEP PRE-­‐MATING HEATS About 6-­‐8 weeks after calving your cow is likely to have her first heat. Watch for some unusual behaviour i.e. being mounted by another cow, your cow trying to mount others, more bellowing than usual, being unusually unsettled, not eating etc. Write down this date. (Use the Mating Chart enclosed in the Kit). Cows cycle every 21 days so start looking again about 18 days later.

By keeping a record of these pre-­‐mating heats you are more likely to see your cow on heat when you are ready to mate her because you are looking for the signs.

Do the same procedure for your first time calvers. They can be notoriously difficult to pick up in heat so you may want to use heat detectors. They usually have a number of cycles before you want to mate them.

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CHOOSING YOUR BEST MATING TIME The best time for your cow to calve is about 2 weeks before the spring growth of grass. There are a number of reasons for this: • •

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The cow will not be too fat at the time of calving as she is just coming off winter feed. An overly fat cow is more likely to have calving difficulties.

The cow will not bag up too much at the very beginning. When the calf is small it doesn’t need quite so much milk. If the cow bags up too much and the calf doesn’t drink it all, the udder and the teats can get so big that the calf can’t manage. After a couple of weeks when the grass grows the cow produces more milk and by then the calf is managing OK. Because the cow is not short of grass right through the Spring she will be able to feed her calf really well. If she calves in the middle of the summer or just before winter she is more likely to be short of grass and not make so much milk for her calf.

If you don’t know when this time is then ask a local farmer for advice. Each area is different. Some areas get a very early spring growth whilst others don’t. Some areas get a drought and others a wet winter. Choose a calving time that will let your cow feed her calf for about six months before weaning or feed starts getting short again. (Use the Gestation Table enclosed).

MATING TIME Natural Mating. Contact the Breeder who is supplying the bull at least 3 weeks before you want your cow mated.

Either transport the bull or cow so that they are together in time for when you think that your cow will be coming on heat. Write down the date when you see the cow on heat and/or being served by the bull.

If you are the Breeder who owns the bull then fill out a Bull Hire/Service Form and send it to the Registrar so that the parentage of the resulting calf can be verified. See sample form enclosed.

Artificial Insemination. When you notice your cow is on heat then contact the Technician. He/she will come either that afternoon or the next morning. Have your cow ready in the yards where there is a good race or where she can be restrained.

Get a signed AI docket from the AI Technician. At the end of the mating season send them all into the Registrar so that the parentage of the resulting calf can be verified. Or attach to your Herd Return. See samples enclosed.

Watch again 18-­‐24 days later and repeat the process if necessary. If the cow doesn’t appear to come on heat then you may be lucky and she is in-­‐calf. But watch again at the 6 weeks mark in case you may have missed her.

It is normal to run a female with a bull from about 24 days after being AI’ed. If the AI hasn’t taken then the bull will mate and the cow will produce a calf from a natural mating.

Many cows do not become pregnant from AI matings. If your cow is one of these then consider natural mating instead.

Whilst this is the general rule for mating cows there are a few extra tips that can assist you. Beef cows suckling calves are not always easy to detect when they are on heat, or you may be away from the farm during the day and don’t see your cow cycle. Some animals are quite shy, or it is too hot during the day and they only have some activity during the night when you don’t notice. You may find that one of the following methods will help you.

KAMAR HEAT DETECTORS This is a patch that you glue onto the cows back between the pin-­‐bones and the tail. It is a plastic bubble filled with a clear liquid. When another animal mounts your cow it bursts the bubble and the liquid goes a bright red. It is quite evident that your cow has been on heat even if you haven’t seen any action. When you notice the bubble has changed P a g e|30

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colour that day or night, then phone for the Technician to come and do the artificial insemination. Or, if your cow is running with the bull, then it is likely that he has served her that day.

Kamar Heat Detectors can be purchased by the packet or singularly from your Veterinarian.

SYNCHRONIZED MATING Sometimes it may be easier if you can plan to mate your cow or cows all on a certain date. It may be that you are going to be away from the farm for a while either at mating time or calving time. Or that getting the AI Technician in every time that a cow comes on heat is not convenient if you are working. Whatever the reason there is a way that may be more convenient for you.

Synchronized mating is a programme that enables you to choose a date or day whereby you can mate all of your cows together. It is done through your Veterinarian who will advise you which is the best programme for your cows.

This programme can also be used if you just have the one cow and so you never see her come on heat because there are no other animals to play with. Sometimes it can be used to start your cow cycling if there has been a problem.

GESTATION PERIOD When planning your mating it is helpful to know the gestation period. For gestation times refer to the gestation table in this kit

SHOWING AND EXHIBITING YOUR CATTLE Showing animals and taking them out on exhibition can be a lot of fun and really rewarding. There is nothing like a well groomed Highlander to get attention. However, a lot of hard work is involved in getting them ready before, and during the event.

From the start of the 2010 show season you will need a “passport” to show Highland Cattle in any class run under RAS rules. Send the registration numbers of the animals you think you may wish to show to the Registrar well in advance of show closing dates. The Registrar will apply to the RAS for the passports for you. A copy of the passport for each animal must accompany the entry form. Any inquiries regarding this procedure contact the Registrar.

To be eligible to show under RAS rules all animals must be: Females – P1 or higher with four generations in the pedigree Males – P2 or higher with five generations in the pedigree.

If your animal does not meet this standard they may be shown in local or lifestyle classes that are not run under RAS rules. Animals from these classes are not eligible for Interbreed Classes or Show Championships.

CHOOSING YOUR ANIMALS FOR EXHIBITION Always choose your best animals:-­‐ • • • • •

Those that you can manage and can calmly get from the truck to the exhibition area and back.

Those that you can trust other people near. You will find that everyone wants to touch them, and some people do such silly things and then get quite indignant when the animal objects.

If you have limited space then a mature cow with her calf can represent the breed effectively. The cow should be full body size and have a good set of horns. The calf adds appeal.

If there is room for a third animal then take one the size that you sell.

Choose the animals that you feel are your best advertisements. Don’t take an animal just to fill a space.

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Pick out the animals that you are going to take at least three months prior to the show. Animals coming straight from the paddock to the show will not do you justice.

Any chores such as trimming of feet or ringing of bulls should be done well in advance of show day. (all bulls over the age of 12 months have to be led by the ring at Shows).

Start to give the animal some hay or grain. This will help to get the animal in its best condition, give the coat that extra gloss, and help the animal adjust to a hard diet when it goes out to the Show. Grass is not usually available at Shows.

Clean up the coat by brushing, removing any knots or tangles carefully without leaving bald patches. Give them the first wash with shampoo about one month prior to the Show.

Get together some display material to decorate your stall, informative bulletin boards or photos, and hand outs.

Remember that this is your opportunity to promote your animals and the Highland breed.

Ensure all your paper work is up to date, passports are applied for /or granted and T.B testing is current.

LAST TWO WEEKS Get the animal used to drinking out of a bucket. It may be helpful to add some molasses or apple juice to the water to help disguise any chlorine taste that they may encounter at the Show. Another option is to add one drop of chlorine bleach to a 3-­‐4 gallon bucket. Animals that don’t drink at a show don’t do themselves justice.

Get them used to being tied up and led. But don’t overdo this as they can get sick of it. Short bursts are best. Teach them to stand up nice and square by placing their feet with your show stick. Get them used to being touched.

Get them used to lots of noise and flapping things which they are probably going to encounter at the Show.

Trim hair under the belly and down the dewlap. Also around the pizzle on a bull. This will give time for the hair to grow out and erase any unevenness. Scrape and sandpaper horns. Young animals often have really rough patches.

Wash the animal a week before the show and again the day before.

Wash like you would your own hair, shampoo twice, rinsing well each time. Wet the animal down, but leave the wear a raincoat. Put a little shampoo (cattle some from the Supermarket) in the bottom of a coke bottle. Fill with water and give it a shake. over the animal and rub in well. This seems to applying the shampoo straight to the coat. Be get water into the animal’s ears. Fold them washing the head. Brush excess water off, hair and let dry naturally. Or you can use a hair cleaner with the hose on the blow end.

tail until last or shampoo or milk bottle or Then pour this work better than careful not to over when brush up the dryer or vacuum

Gather up food and brushes, etc that you will

need to take.

The Society has an excellent video on how to handle your cattle. You can borrow this from Councillor.

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TRANSPORT TO THE SHOW OR EXHIBITION This can be quite stressful for the animal. Make sure that there is grating or wet sawdust or straw on the floor of the trailer or truck to ensure safe footing even if it is wet.

Animals travel better when packed in tight with little movement. Take your TB dockets and Show Passes with you.

Make sure that you arrive with as much time as possible for your animal to settle into its new environment, get some food and water into its stomach, and get cleaned up before it goes on show.

ACCOMMODATION AT THE SHOW Bed your animals on some suitable dry matter such as straw or sawdust. Sometimes this is provided but often you will need to take it. Allow at least half a bale per animal per day. Tie your animals up so that they can’t fight with their neighbours. Put a calf between its mother and another animal so that the mother doesn’t try and get protective. All animals over 12 months of age should also have a neck strap. Tie the halter one side and the neck strap the other.

Place the food and water directly beneath the head. Set up your stall. Remove any manure or rubbish immediately.

Keep your gear and feed tidy at all times.

THE FINAL PREPARATION Make sure that this is done in plenty of time. Make sure that the animal has got a good belly full of food and water.

Clean any dirt away and dry.

To make the body look big (remember we’re selling beef) vigorously brush the coat up on the body. Then very lightly with your hands smooth the long outer hairs downward. You can selectively fill up hollows on your animal this way.

To make an animal look beefier from the rear, narrow the tail and widen the outline down to the hocks. The first is done by brushing the hair on the sides of the upper tail flat to the tail. Comb out the lower tail teasing lightly with a comb. Then brush the hair on the animal’s backside straight to the side. Flatten the hair with your hands. Oil the horns and feet.

Change into clean clothes and boots (not gumboots). Some shows you might need a white coat. When there are enough animals to have our own Highland classes then we have made a practice of all wearing the blue NZHCS shirts and black trousers, kilts or tartan skirts. This looks really smart.

THE SHOW RING Always keep your animals attention and thereby keep it under control. Jiggling the lead rope or talking to the animal softly keeps it aware of you. Watch the Judge. Follow his/her instructions. When you stop, “show” your animal at its best. Move it so that all four legs are under the corners of its body. Hold its head up at a level that keeps its back straight. Quietly help the person in front of you whose animal is being stubborn.

SPORTSMANSHIP Never question the Judge’s decision, either in or out of the ring. At the end of the day it is his/her opinion. “If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen”. In a breed like Highland Cattle, showing and exhibiting your animals can be fun and rewarding.

“So ENJOY!!”

Highlanders are the classiest, most aristocratic cattle on earth. You cannot help but look good beside them.

RAS SHOW PASSPORTS As agreed at a meeting held between NZHCS, NHR and NZLH on 21-­‐09-­‐10 and effective immediately.

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All highland cattle to be shown at A & P shows in rings operating under RAS rules must adhere to the criteria listed below: 1.

Females – P1 or higher with four generations in the pedigree Males – P2 or higher with five generations in the pedigree.

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Progeny of P1 bulls provided they meet the correct number of generations are for the RAS classes.

3. P1 bulls or animals not meeting the required number of generations may be shown in local/lifestyle classes and may not proceed through to the RAS classes.

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All animals wishing to be shown must have their pedigrees approved by a committee of three comprising one representative from each of the groups above2.All three of the above must sign off each pedigree and then it will be forwarded to the RAS to be added to the list of approved animals for showing Should any pedigree be turned down by any one of the committee it will be referred back to the Society from which it was issued with the reasons why. It is then up to that Society and its member breeders to sort the problem out and resubmit the pedigree. If no resolution can be found and the breeder still wishes to show the animal it will be forwarded to the RAS Liaison Committee for their opinion.

When approval has been given for an animal to be shown the owner will be issued with a “passport” for the animal. A copy of this should accompany the entries for the show and exhibitors are also encouraged to carry copies with them to the show.

The approved list of animals will be available on the RAS website. The list will include the animal’s name, herdbook number and identification.

As members of the NZHCS wishing to show animals all you need to do is:-­‐ • At least three weeks prior to the close of show entries notify the Registrar of the animal’s name, herdbook number and identification and the show you are entering. This may be done by e-­‐mail or by filling in the form found on the website. As full pedigrees are already in the herd book you do not need to send in a copy of the pedigree.

• There is no fee.

• It is recommended you submit any animal you possibly think you may want to show whether you end up doing so or not as once the approval has been gained it is for life. Eventually we would encourage members to apply for approval when they first register an animal.

• In the case of an animal with calf at foot which has not already been registered please supply the necessary mating details.

TIPS WHEN BUYING AND SELLING CATTLE People buy Highland cattle for many reasons, but at the end of the day you must be happy with what you buy. Often the size of your purse or the size of your paddock will determine what you can look for, or how impatient you are to have ‘the real thing”. So take some time over your decision so that you can sit back and enjoy what you buy. Do your homework beforehand to avoid possible disappointments later.

TIPS If you don't know much about the breed, or cattle in general, then ask for advice from someone who does or refer to your Regional Councillor.

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Ask to see a Pedigree and Registration Certificate. To be recognized by the NZHCS all cattle born in NZ must be registered in the NZHCS Herdbook.

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The Breeder must register their own animals and arrange for the Transfer of ownership. If the animal is not already registered and you want an animal that is registered with the Society then think carefully before buying. Check with the Society to see if it would be eligible for registration and get a written guarantee from the Breeder stating that they will register the animal. Again you can check the registration of an animal online at the Society’s website www.highlandcattle.org.nz.

Bulls must be assessed by three Society Inspectors after the age of 12 months before they are eligible for registration. If you are looking at purchasing a bull then ask to see the Assessment and Registration. If you buy an unregistered bull then you take the risk of it being ineligible for registration.

Check the tattoo/ tag number to make sure that it matches the Registration papers. If the animal carries no tattoo or Secondary tag with its own unique identification then it is not recognized by the Society.

WHAT THE DIFFERENT GRADES MIGHT LOOK LIKE Grade C -­‐ (1st cross or 1 generation by a registered sire) Animals don't necessarily show much Highland breeding but their progeny usually starts to show the Highland characteristics. They often follow the colours and sometimes the characteristics of the base breed. Females only. No new registrations after 1st June 2002.

Grade B -­‐ (2nd cross by a registered sire). Animals are starting to get the shaggy coats and throw very Highland looking calves. Be wary if they are still showing the characteristics of the base breed eg a white head of a Hereford, the roan colour of a Shorthorn, or being polled. This may mean that this is a strong trait and may be hard to breed out. Females only.

Grade A -­‐ (3rd cross by a registered sire.) Animals can look as good as the real thing and their heifer calves (no bulls) can be registered as Purebreds. Sometimes a Grade A can be an animal that has more than the 3 generations but has been down-­‐graded because it has a broken pedigree or it shows some non-­‐Highland characteristics such as broken colour or polled.

Purebreds -­‐ (4th cross or more.) Purebreds will be identified by the amount of purity starting with a ‘P1’ and then going upwards. Any female offspring may be registered with the Society. Any bulls P2 or higher may be registered with the Society. If a cow is mated to a Fullblood or Purebred bull of higher grade then the progeny will go up a grade. If the bull is the same or a lower grade then the progeny stays the same as the dam. If a Fullblood cow is mated to a Purebred bull then the progeny reverts to Purebred status. See the Grading Grid in the first section of the Members Kit. Australia and New Zealand are the only two Societies that recognize a graded-­‐up system.

Fullblood animals should be able to link directly back to only Registered Highland cattle on both sides of the family.

They have no other breed of cattle in their backgrounds. These cattle are identified by an ‘F’ in the Register. They will show all highland characteristics.

SALE AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT The following notes and the associated Stock Sale and Purchase Agreement (available on the website) are offered as a guide to NZHCS members. Remember that each individual sale has a unique set of circumstances and members should carefully consider the conditions of sale that will protect both the vendor and purchaser.

Things to remember when using the Sale and Purchase Agreement

PARTIES Make sure you accurately know who the vendor and the purchaser are.

Why? When it comes to any legal argument the person you are dealing with may not be the legal entity that the transaction should be with.

BACKGROUND Have some time in your discussion (as vendor or purchaser) that is specifically about the terms under which you are selling or buying the stock.

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Why? Buying and selling highland cattle is often an emotive time and it is only after you get home that you start the questions – did I say it was inclusive of GST? Exactly which animal did I say I wanted to buy? Etc.

MATTERS AGREED 1. Be specific about the animal, the price, when payment is due and if it is inclusive or exclusive of transport, grazing costs any vet charges or GST. 2. Deposits are a good way of ensuring the transaction will go ahead.

3. A date on which ownership passes must be agreed. This could differ from the physical date the animal is transported.

4. You may wish to include penalty interest for late payment.

5. Be specific about who has responsibility for stock transport and associated insurance. If you arrange transport and insurance make sure you document what has been arranged and at what point responsibility, ownership and costs become the Purchaser’s responsibility.

6. Are there any costs associated with grazing for the time between purchase and transporting the animal out?

7. What happens in the time between the Purchaser seeing the stock and settlement can be problematic with animal health being the main issue.

8. What happens about cows sold on the basis of in-­‐calf but subsequently not in calf? Or bulls subsequently found to be infertile.

9. How will you handle disputes and their resolution?

10. Remember as a Purchaser it is your responsibility to select stock wisely.

11. Agreeing on a vet (and who pays) if one is needed before and after the purchase is settled and ownership changes hands

SPECIAL CONDITIONS There could be a number of other issues you may need to document, e.g. you may place restrictions on the use of a bull or a cow or the purchaser may require some provision that if, for any reason, the stock is proven later not in good health, or unable to calve, that the vendor agrees to some remedial action. The template found on the website does not provide for this. Or if the sale is to a non-­‐New Zealand purchaser then you may need legal advice as to which county’s law is applicable.

BUT remember the simpler the agreement (but still a comprehensive agreement) the better.

These notes and the sale and purchase agreement template are offered conditionally. The New

Zealand Highland Cattle Society accepts no liability in their use. You are able to download this

agreement pro forma of the website www.highlandcattle.org.nz.

It is your sale or purchase and it is you that needs to make sure that the conditions meet your

requirements.

TOPPING THE PECKING ORDER Exert from article in Bagpipe -­‐ by Dr. Ted Millen , Earlham, Iowa, USA Your cattle establish a peck order. I always stay at the top of the peck order in my herd. If they tend to crowd around when I am carrying feed to them, I often carry a short broomstick or other rod.

Frequently an animal is turned suddenly by a “Superior” and in swinging away from it may come too close. I tap it on the head to let it know I have a longer horn than it has and to keep it at a safe distance.

Also, your animals have a reflex kick ready for attacks from the rear. This may be triggered by a shadow or sudden close movement. I always carry the bucket between me and the feeding cattle. Recently a gentle cow with a day-­‐old calf (hidden somewhere in the weeds) kicked my bucket as I passed her beside the feed bunk. I always chase such an aggressor a few steps when it does this, to re-­‐establish my top position on the peck order.

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When I put feed in the line of wooden boxes on the ground, I drive the animals away from the side I am on by sound, stick or dog -­‐ so that there will be no sparring behind my back in case a retreating animal should swing around and catch me with a horn tip.

I am not mean to my animals, but I am always the boss. When I whistle, the lead cow answers and the herd comes for a reward.

Once I tried to get a yearling heifer to go into a truck by touching her with an electric prod. She didn't move forward, but took the glasses right off my face with a reflex kick. I don't use the electric prod anymore.

Don't get behind low peck-­‐order animals in a cramped space with a high peck-­‐order animal ahead of them. First thing you know you will he run over by retreating cowards.

Don't let your Veterinarian crowd a bunch of animals together to tail bleed them; take them one at a time, especially if more than one age group is represented, and have the animals tied up or in a head-­‐gate.

An animal may catch its head in a narrow slot and not be able to get it out. Put on a pair of thick gloves, grasp the horns near the tips, and turn the head sideways till you get it released. Be careful to keep you head back so a sudden upper thrust will miss your chin or eye.

Always move slowly and be prepared for sudden action by your animals. Be sure to keep from being caught between your animal and immovable obstructions. Highlanders learn easily; the second time around each chore will become easier.

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