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Breeding observations, cattle updates and Highland insights from Scotland and Australia.

Angus MacGillivray (left), Lincoln Butler (second left) and Paul Reese (third left) with Ila Dhearg 3rd of Applecross at the 129th Autumn Show and Sale in Oban.
Champion Heifer Calf Joins the Blasta Mhor Fold at Oban

Blasta Mhor has strengthened its Scottish breeding program with the purchase of Ila Dhearg 3rd of Applecross, Champion Heifer Calf at the 129th Autumn Show and Sale in Oban.

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Caitria of Blasta Mhor Claims Reserve Champion Senior Female at 2026 Melbourne Royal Show
Caitria of Blasta Mhor Claims Reserve Champion Senior Female at 2026 Melbourne Royal Show

At our first outing as exhibitors at the Melbourne Royal Show, alongside Red Rock Farm, we were delighted to see cattle carrying the Blasta Mhor name recognised across multiple classes and performing strongly throughout the day.

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Limited Release: Glenquarry Foundation Highlands Available

A limited selection of Australian-bred Highland cattle from the Glenquarry fold.

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Lincoln Butler of Red Rock Farm
Introducing the Young Handlers Exchange

Lincoln Butler welcomed into Blasta Mhor fold

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A Royal welcome for Highlands at the King’s Garden Party

Scottish Breeding Adviser, Angus MacGillivray was honoured to attend The King’s annual Garden Party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, held during Royal Week in Scotland.

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The Blasta Mhor team at the Australian Highland Cattle National Show, Bathurst.
Blasta Mhor marks first national Australian show appearance at Bathurst

Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle made its first appearance at the Australian Highland Cattle Society National Show at Bathurst over the June long weekend, with cattle connected to the fold achieving several strong results and the business being recognised as Most Successful First Time Exhibitor at the awards ceremony.

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Blasta Mhor Highland cattle — Angus, Paul and another handler with Jock of Cnoc na Sith, a Highland bull, on a Scottish hillside.
Blasta Mhor welcomes record-breaking bull Jock of Cnoc Na Sith to the fold

Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle has secured champion bull Jock of Cnoc Na Sith, a rising three‑year‑old from the renowned Isle of Mull fold, strengthening the company’s UK‑led breeding program and cross‑continent genetic pipeline.

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Brown Highland cow with long horns and shaggy hair
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