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20鈥�21 January 2027, NEC, Birmingham

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ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW: Holstein crowned dairy inter-breed champion

Judge Hugh Kennedy, tapped out the Holstein champion as his overall dairy inter-breed winner with the Jersey champion in reserve

Katie Fallon
Livestock Specialist
clock 鈥� 4 min read
Inter-breed and Holstein champion, Eedy Crushabull Acclaim, from Brian and Michael Yates, Castle Douglas.
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Inter-breed and Holstein champion, Eedy Crushabull Acclaim, from Brian and Michael Yates, Castle Douglas.

Holstein champion Eedy Crushabull Acclaim clinched the inter-breed dairy title at this year's Royal Highland Show. From father and son duo, Brian and Michael Yates, of Logan Holsteins, Castle Douglas,...

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