Link to Online Entries, affiliation fees, 200 Club, merchandise, Trade stands, etc: available soon.
2020 Schedule of Classes available in June.
2020 Rule Book available in June.
2020 Entry Form: Available in June.
2020 Trade, Sponsor, Advert Booking Form: Available soon.
2020 Evening Function Tickets Booking Form: Available soon.
200 Club Application Form: 200 Club Form
Membership 2020: Membership Form 2020
2020 Accommodation List: Ayrshire Accommodation List 2020
PLEASE NOTE that ALL tickets for evening function (Dinner and Presentation of Prizes on Saturday 24th October) must be purchased in advance – either via Entry and Booking form posted out in June or online.
Tickets will NOT be available to purchase after 30th September.
Office Bearers
Chairman: Willie Grieve
Vice Chairman: John Walker
Secretary: Jane McDowall
- Telephone: 01581 500327 / 07717 758 638
- E-mail: jane@scotplough.co.uk
RHASS Medal Form BLANK PDF File
RHASS Medal Form BLANK Word File
RHASS Medal Information Sheet PDF File
HISTORY OF SCOTTISH PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIPS
The first Scottish Championships match took place at Newmiln, Tibbermore, Perthshire on 23 November 1963.
The Scottish Championship Ploughing Association became affiliated to the World Ploughing Championships in 1991. From that date, Scotland has been represented in her own right, with the winners of the Scottish Ploughing Championships competing all over the world.
The Scottish Championships are held annually in October – in a different area of the country every year – with the aim of promoting the importance of good ploughing.
Ploughing is, first and foremost, the most important primary cultivation for arable farming in preparing for the production of vegetable and cereal growing, leading to brewing and distilling processes. We consider the art of ploughing to be highly important and a tradition to be actively encouraged if it is to survive. In these days of quality control & trace ability, it’s most important that the start of production is right and it all starts with the plough!
The late Bob Anderson of Lauder, stalwart of the Scottish Ploughing committee, was the first Scotsman to win the British Ploughing Championship and went on to be the only Scotsman to represent Great Britain in the World Championships on two occasions.
