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Biggar Show 2010

THERE were some strange faces at Biggar Show on Saturday — and none more so than the flock of alpacas stopping spectators in their tracks.

"My sister thought they were soft toys until one of them moved," said one visitor.

The alpacas, from the Andes and originally bred by the Incas from llamas, were from Gilmour Bank Farm in Lockerbie.

This year's show boasted over 500 sheep, 130 cattle and 140 horses up for judging.

"It has been a phenomenal turnout and one of the best shows of livestock in Scotland," said President Duncan Allison.

Supreme 2010 champion was a Texel shearling tup, Aultmore Punk Rocker, from John Tough, of Easterseat Farm, Carluke.

He had taken a first at Lesmahagow and Stirling shows and had been interbreed champion at Stonehouse.

On Saturday he was judged Texel champion, sheep interbreed and then overall show champion.

"This is his moment of glory today," said John.

For more show news and all the results, pick up a copy of this week's Carluke and Lanark Gazette which is in the shops now.

The pictures featured in our slideshow, by Gazette photographer Gary Hutchison, can be purchased from our offices for just 5 each.

They can be ordered from our offices in Carluke and Lanark on 01555 772802 or 678792.


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