[Rosemary]

The SCBA and SCBHS are pleased to announce the Shetland Cattle Online Show to be held on the Cloudlines Show platform on Saturday 29th August 2020.  This will be a showcase for Shetland Cattle from herds all over the UK, mainland and islands.  Judges will be provided by the Shetland Cattle Herd Book Society.
 
Classes open for entries at 8am on Friday 7th August and close 8pm Friday 14th August.  Competitors are asked to provide 4 good quality photographs of their animals to be uploaded on the Cloudlines Show website.  All cattle entered in the show must be registered in the Shetland Cattle Herd Book.  For calves born this year Birth Notifications should have been received by the Secretary prior to the closing date for entry.
 
Show stewards are Eleanor Arthur (SCHBS) and Lou Thorn (SCBA)
 
List of classes and general show rules available to download in the schedule here: 
https://shetlandcattle.org.uk/shows/2020/schedule.pdf
 
Request entry to classes here: https://cloud-lines-shows.com/shows/show/Shetland%20Cattle%20Online%20Show%20Summer%202020
 
Cloudlines Show FAQ here: 
https://cloud-lines-shows.com/support/faq
 
Any questions please contact Lou Thorn louise.thorn@gmail.com / 01269 862951 /07970 866669 or Eleanor Arthur 07833 341816

[SallyintNorth]

Hey @Rosemary, can you check your formatting please?

And the link too, I got "something went wrong"

[doganjo]

All working perfectly now.  Will log in and watch on the day

Really looking forward to our Smallholding Festival on 24th October - and all our friends from out with the Falkirk area will be able to take part and watch the talks and demos

[Backinwellies]

Sadly my shetlands are currently too fat to show....... grass been growing like stink last 2 months and cows not pregnant so even strip grazing is failing to slow the weight gain .......    they really do grow on nothing!

[Rosemary]

Sorry, no excuse. It's called "being in show condition". Mine are fat too but I'm still entering.

[Rosemary]

Don't know how many Shetland cattle keepers are on here, but come on guys, get registered as an exhibitor and take part! Folk have put in a lot of work to get this of the ground - if it goes well, it could become an annual event, which would be great for breeders and the breed.