Rosehaugh Show, 1934 or 1936
The pictures were taken at the agricultural show at Rosehaugh in 1934 or 1936.
The first picture shows the first use of a rubber-tyred cart in the North of Scotland. It was made by Hossack Cartwright at Davidston, and cost £30 complete. It was entered at teh Show, where the judge, John Mackenzie said “rubber tyres on a farm will never last 6 months”. The cart was given second prize, with first prize going to an old cart with iron wheels.
Judging of Clydesdales at the same show.
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Mr Rod McIver and his Clydesdale
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More recently, an Ayrshire Cow, Black Isle Show 1960
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Stock judging of Suffolk sheep for elimination for Highland Show. Mid Ross, CRU, Aird and Nairn.
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Suffolk Tup lamb, 1985
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