ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW: Limousin leads beef rings

The Limousin champion from Graham Roberts, Stirling was crowned this year's Royal Highland Show beef inter-breed champion, with the Aberdeen Angus in reserve.

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Inter-breed champion and Limousin champion, Grahams Ruth from Graham Roberts, Stirling.
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Inter-breed champion and Limousin champion, Grahams Ruth from Graham Roberts, Stirling.

It was the Limousin champion Grahams Ruth, a three-year-old cow from Robert and Jean Graham, Bridge of Allan, Stirling which clinched the overall beef inter-breed title at this year's Royal Highland Show....

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