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    Mosston Muir Aberdeen Angus Herd Of The Year
17/01/08

Angus breeder and butcher, Tom Rennie, Mosston Muir, Guthrie, Forfar, Angus, has won the Walkers Shortbread Rosebowl for the Aberdeen-Angus Show Herd of the Year for the fifth time in six years.

EVELINE OF MOSSTON MUIR

Mr Rennie will be presented with his award, along with a cash prize of £250, at the annual dinner of the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society at Perth on February 4.

The competition is sponsored by Walkers Shortbread Ltd of Speyside and is based on points gained at the national shows plus eight selected regional shows.

Mr Rennie also wins the Central Scotland Aberdeen-Angus Club’s Herd of the Year competition, based on points awarded at local shows, for the fifth successive year.

The Mosston Muir herd was founded in 1991 and has been consistently successful in the show ring.

Successes in 2007 included the reserve male championship and two firsts at the Highland Show, two firsts and the best group of three at the Royal Show, champion, reserve champion and junior champion at the Great Yorkshire Show, champion and reserve at Ayr Show, champion at Angus and Border Union shows and reserve champion at Fife and Kirriemuir shows.

Mr Rennie and his son, Allan, also run a butcher’s shop, Rennies Quality Butchers, in Forfar.

* The qualifying shows for the award in 2008 will be Royal Highland, Royal, Royal Welsh, National Aberdeen-Angus Show (Turriff), Westmorland, Royal Norfolk, Royal Cornwall, Cheshire, Duns, Fife and Perth. 

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link Record 30,000gns Bid for Aberdeen-Angus Female at Perth

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