Highland Tower Clyde has died aged 19 - Horse & Hound
Tower Clyde became the first Highland to qualify for the HOYS in-hand supreme final, before he went onto have an uber-prolific ridden career
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Tower Clyde became the first Highland to qualify for the HOYS in-hand supreme final, before he went onto have an uber-prolific ridden career
Two livestock breeders who have "left a permanent mark" in the world of Highland cattle and Highland pony breeding have been awarded for their contributions.
Husband and wife team Dochy and Sylvia Ormiston are the recipients of this year's Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) Sir William Young Award.
The Royal family have always loved Highland ponies, with a breeding herd at Balmoral. The late Queen was patron of the Highland Pony Society.
Rhiannon Randall’s home-bred Highland pony stallion Fleetwoods Loch Lomond was crowned 2023 Royal Windsor M&M in-hand supreme champion