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With he Foxhill beef show team residing in Scotland now with freelance showman Drew Hyslop, it was great to see them out at a totally different show and our first of the season being Ayr Show.  Our two-year-old in-calf Aberdeen-Angus heifer, Blelack Princess Carina, who was purchased at the Blelack dispersal for 30,000gns in 2021 as […]

Having taken a trip up to Stirling for the main Aberdeen-Angus sale of the year, we were delighted to return home with two new stock bulls. Our first purchase was the third place Westrums Proud Irvin X006 from John Steel. By Hallington Express U648, he’s out of a homebred female by Hallington Expression S529 and

We’re offering an amazing opportunity for a new or established British Blue breeder to acquire some great genetics as due to a change in our pedigree beef enterprises, we’re offering Rhymil Kylie and her daughter, Foxhill Nadiya for sale.  Kylie really doesn’t require any introduction! Purchased after a successful show career as a two-year-old heifer, Kylie

After her win at Agri Expo the week prior, we decided to leave our Angus star girl Princess Caroline at home for a rest, so it was the turn of our other homebred heifer Foxhill Delmonte Y163 to shine at Agri Fest South West this month for our second calf show of the season where

A fantastic trip up to Borderway Agri Expo for the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society Winter National Show saw us come home with the supreme championship rosettes for Foxhill Princess Caroline Y167.   Having won her heifer class, she then went on to win the heifer calf and overall calf championship under judge Fraser Cormack. Princess Caroline is

We were absolutely delighted to be able exhibit at the prestigious National Limousin Show at Carlisle as part of the 50th year anniversary celebrations for the breed and our one and only team member did us very proud indeed.   Having started her show career at the Royal Cornwall Show this year when she took the

It may have been a smaller sheep team for us at Great Yorkshire Show, but the results didn’t disappoint at all with our single Charollais entry being our aged ram, Maerdy Va Va Voom who won his class then went on to be male and reserve overall champion under judge Tim Prichard.   Meanwhile, Neville and

Royal Cornwall Show this week will certainly go down in the Foxhill history books, not only for the rosettes won in both the beef and sheep rings, but for an impromptu meeting with our Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.  Having come through as female and breed champion in the Limousin classes, Foxhillfarm Naomi came out for her

Last week’s Royal Bath and West Show was a hugely successful outing for the Foxhill sheep team, with our Charollais shearling ewe, 21XWY00619 taking the breed championship in the breed’s south west feature show before going on to be tapped out as Continental interbreed champion and overall interbreed champion under judge Brian Dallyn. This stylish