Canadian Galloway Advance 2026

Table of Contents

TATTOO LETTERS

A.I. COLLECTED SIRES

Breeders are urged to obtain a copy of the A.I. and E.T. regulations of the Association from the Secretary, Canadian Galloway Association. A list of the A.I. collected sires is available. Users of Galloway, Belted Galloway, White Galloway or Riggit Galloways semen intending to register progeny may require a semen certificate for registration. NOTE: The owners may have restrictions on the sale and use of Semen Certificates.

ADDRESS INQUIRIES ABOUT...

Galloways, Belted Galloways, White Galloways and Riggit Galloways to: CANADIAN GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION

c/o CLRC

2417 Holly Lane, Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1V 0M7

P: 613-731-7110 F: 613-731-0704

E: galloway@clrc.ca WEBSITE: www.galloway.ca

HERD

BOOKS

ADVERTISERS INDEX

The herd book of the Canadian Galloway Association has four sections. Animals registered in the four sections are treated as four distinct “breeds”.

Each of the four breeds occur in three colors.

BLACK, DUN or RED

Section I: Galloway

Section II: Belted Galloway

Section III: White Galloway

Section IIII: Riggit Galloway

The Canadian Galloway Association Herd Book contains all registered Canadian Galloways, Belted Galloways and White Galloways up to 2002. To obtain copies, contact the Secretary, Canadian Galloway Association.

For a more detailed explanation please contact the Secretary, Canadian Galloway Association. The Canadian Galloway Association Herd Book is for sale.

Prices are as follows:

Volume 1 P.O.A. Volume 5 $30.00

Volume 2 P.O.A. Volume 6 $30.00

Volume 3 $5.00 Volume 7 $30.00

Volume 4 $5.00 Volume 8 $75.00

Volume 3 through 8 set: $150.00

PUBLISHED BY

Today’s Publishing PO Box 2330

Warman, SK S0K 4S0 306-933-4200

todayspublishing.com

Directors CGA BOARD OF

PRESIDENT

Brian Robertson

Robertson West Livestock (Director’s Term Expires 2026) PO BOX 1081

Caroline, AB T0M 0M0

P: 403-392-2335

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Jules Fabios

Skye Line Farms (Director’s Term Expires 2027) 121097 Sideroad 12

DIRECTOR

Ayla Kendall-Price

(Term expires 2027) Box 73

Tomahawk, AB T0E 2H0

P: 780-898-5246

E: akendallprice@gmail.com

DIRECTOR

Chelsea Allan

Arch Lea Farm

(Term expires 2026)

3846 Wilhaven Drive

Cumberland, ON K4C 1J8

P: 613-899-0844

E: archleafarm@gmail.com

Tara, ON,N0H 2N0

P: 705-440-3407

E:jules.fabios@gmail.com

DIRECTOR

Aaron Tensen

Whistling Heights Galloway

(Directors term expires 2028) Site 22 Box 9 RR 1

Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 2A1

P: 403-844-0520

E: aaron.tensen@gmail.com

PAST PRESIDENT

Vanessa Beach

Echo Valley Farm

6050 Concession 2, RR3

Stouffville, ON L4A 7X4

P: 416-997-6378

E: equinerehab@live.ca

Co-Owned with Blegen Galloways

Co-Owned with Blegen Galloways

President’s message

Hello again Galloway breeders and enthusiasts!

I hope you enjoy this years edition of the Canadian Galloway Advance. There is no better time than now to be in the cattle business with record prices in all facets of the business. Galloway continue to be a source for farm to table markets and for those producers looking to make their cow herds more efficient. Last year we also saw a good number of Juniors showing Galloway and Galloway influenced calves across the country. It is so nice to see these kids doing something they love with the help and encouragement from our breed members. The associations board of Directors and Executive have been fairly busy since last year’s annual meeting. We have been working on the addition of a US Belted section to our herd book and have been reviewing our constitution to have it brought up to date. It has been great to see the effort and commitment everyone is putting in. As a group we encourage everyone to try to get involved or reach out to express your thoughts or ideas. You will also see in this years Advance a notice about the up coming World Congress in 2027 in the UK. This is sure to be a once in a life time event so check it out. Thank you to all those who advertised in this years edition of the Advance and hope you all enjoy it.

Yours truly

CGA President

Brian Robertson

Junior 4-H Member Share

Sophia Blake

Hi my name is Sophia Blake. I am 10 years old and in grade 5 at Northwoods elementary school. In my spare time I like to skate, bowl and show cattle with my family. I loved trying to learn to clip alongside my Aunt Patti!! As well as learning all things cattle from my mom and grandma! This was my first year of 4-H and I showed Suncrest Natalie as a Galloway heifer calf. Frustrating at times with her but towards the end of the season it was very rewarding! Looking forward to starting another showing season at the National Western Stock Show this January in Denver Colorado.

Juniors from Ontario

Our Juniors in Ontario were busy making us proud by showing their Galloways in many shows throughout the year. It started in March with Spring Forward in Ancaster. We had 8 juniors to represent the Galloways at this event. It involved our yearling heifers and yearling bulls.

In April, we were in Lindsay for Youth Forum with 7 juniors and their yearling heifers again. In the Fall, we got busy once more with the youth competing against all breeds in the 4H divisions of the many fairs. Our junior shows ended at Erin Fall Fair with our Scott Van Kampen Memorial Galloway Junior show. Here we had 7 youth representing the Galloway breed. The kids were presented with a Galloway sweatshirt from the Van Kampen Family for participating. Kasey Dawson placed first with her heifer. The juniors want to thank the ECGA for their continued support and sponsorship!

Dylan Gerretsen

Kyle Gerretsen

This year I had the opportunity to show a Galloway heifer and steer.

My name is Dylan Gerretsen, I’m twelve and in grade seven. My family and I own a dairy farm outside Listowel. I enjoy soccer, spending time with animals and cadets. I joined the Brussels Belgrave 4-H Beef Club where I showed a purebred Galloway Market Steer - Suncrest Marshall. I was also able to show in 2 Spring Junior Shows representing the Galloways. I went to many fall fairs and helped the Blake family show their herd of Galloways. I have learned lots about the work and energy it takes to show a herd especially taking 12 animals to these fairs.

I’m looking forward to participating in 4-H and helping Suncrest Farms show their Galloways next year.

Hello my name is Kyle Gerretsen, I’m 10 years old and in grade 5, I have a family of 6 with 2 brothers, 1 sister, and my mom and dad.

I enjoyed showing Galloways for the first time this year. I attended a Junior heifer show in April, showing Suncrest Molly. Her and I got along well together in and out of the ring. I learned about washing, brushing and blowing her hair. I joined the Brussels Belgrave 4-H beef club and showed in September with Suncrest Nothing But Trouble.

I was helping the Blake family with their herd of Galloways and learned a lot of interesting things with some laughs and hard work.

I hope to be able to continue in 4 H and helping Suncrest Farm with Galloways.

What Every Producer Should Know

BY DR. MEGAN JAMIESON, DVM

Upper Grand Veterinary Services

WHAT IS BLACKLEG?

Blackleg is a rapidly fatal disease of cattle that primarily affects young, fast-growing animals, typically between 6 months and 2 years of age. Treatment is rarely successful; however, blackleg is a preventable disease. This makes awareness and proper management critical for cattle producers.

Cause and Where It Comes From Blackleg is caused by the bacterium Clostridium chauvoei, an anaerobic organism that thrives in environments with little to no oxygen.

This bacterium can be found naturally in the intestinal tract of animals, as well as in soil, where it can survive for many years as highly resistant spores. Cattle become infected by ingesting these spores while grazing. Once inside the animal, the spores can remain dormant in muscle tissue.

CLINICAL SIGNS

Blackleg progresses quickly and often without warning. Affected cattle may be found dead with little or no prior signs of illness. When clinical signs are observed, they may include sudden lameness; swelling of the shoulder, hip, neck, or back; depression; fever; and reluctance to move.

Swollen areas are typically hot and painful initially, then become cold and spongy as gas accumulates in the muscle. A characteristic crackling sensation (crepitus) may be felt under the skin due to gas production. Death usually occurs within 12 to 48 hours of symptom onset.

PATHOGENESIS

For disease to occur, Clostridium chauvoei spores must be present and germinate the muscle tissue. When muscle damage occurs (often from normal activity, handling, or bruising) the spores can activate, multiply rapidly, and produce powerful toxins. These toxins will cause rapid necrosis and hemorrhage of the surrounding tissue.

TREATMENT

Due to the rapid progression of this disease, treatment is rarely successful. High doses of penicillin administered very early may save some animals, but most cases are fatal before treatment can begin. For this reason, prevention is far more effective and economical than treatment.

PREVENTION

Vaccination is the most effective tool for preventing blackleg in cattle. Many multivalent clostridial vaccines are available that provide protection against C. chauvoei. Producers should consult their veterinarian to determine the most appropriate vaccine and schedule for their herd.

Ideally, annual boosters should be administered prior to the anticipated danger period, typically in spring or early summer.

Good management practices also play an important role in prevention. Prompt removal and proper disposal of carcasses help reduce soil contamination with spores.

Additionally, minimizing stress and injury during handling, transportation, and processing can lower the risk of spore activation.

REGISTERED

BIG DEAL JAGUAR ZEEK 5J (BLK) –[CAN]26070- 17

BIG DEAL LOGO DREAM 8L (BLK) –[CAN]26478- 15

SKYE LINE HEATHCLIFF 11H (BLK) –[CAN]3355B- 11

WM OPEN RANGE 312J (BLK) –[CAN]26148- 10

GLENFIDDICH HOMEGROWN (BLK) –[CAN]25884- 10

PLAID KANUCK (RED) –[CAN]26335- 9

LUCIFER (BLK) -CAN26500- 9 BIG DEAL JEREMIAH 34J (BLK) –[CAN]26118- 8 ALBERTA PLAID FLETCH 27F (RED) –[CAN]25356- 7 JIL CLASS ACT 124H (BLK) -{CAN]25882- 7

(RED)

Top Bulls Galloway For Progeny Committees

PROMOTION COMMITTEE

Brian Robertson robertsonwest.livestock@gmail.com

Marie Blake suncrestfarm@cyg.net

Jules Fabios jules.fabios@gmail.com

Ciaran Yool ciaranyool@gmail.com

Ayla Kendall-Price akendallprice@gmail.com

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

Tony Onufer Phone 905-689-4123

George Ramsay george@ladywells.ca

Vanessa Beach equinerehab@live.ca

Brian Robertson robertsonwest.livestock@gmail.com

A.I & E.T. COMMITTEE

Simon Lagacé durapide400@gmail.com

Brian Robertson robertsonwest.livestock@gmail.com

George Ramsay george@ladywells.ca

Chelsea Allan archleafarm@gmail.com

Ayla Kendall-Price akendallprice@gmail.com

BREED ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE

Bob Airth galair@telusplanet.net

Dawn Van Kampen geordawn@gmail.com

Brad Card cranberryhill@yahoo.com

Jules Fabios jules.fabios@gmail.com

33Years of Galloways

• Galloways • Riggit Galloways

• White Galloways

From our rst purchase of Galair White Lad 13A and seven Galloway cows from the Sandrift herd in the spring of 1992 to the present time, we continue to be impressed with Galloway

Galloways have depth in pro table traits starting with fertility, the single most important economic trait in beef cattle.

Other strong traits we select for are Performance, Productivity, Structural Soundness, Longevity, Reliability and Predictability. Pro tability for our customers has always been a core value for us, whether you are cross breeding for hybrid vigor or breeding for feedlot performance or breeding grass nished steers for a direct quality beef marketing program, we have the genetics.

We have a longstanding interest in color pattern heritability and predictability, maintaining historical data on our herd since our rst calf crop in 1993. For over 27 years now we have pursued the Canadian bloodline White Galloway and Riggit Galloway along with our strong core of Purebred Galloways.

We have the most extensive semen inventory in North America including semen from 42 bulls from all four breeds. We also have an extensive inventory of Embryos and will custom collect from current breeding females and from past and present bulls.

Narrow Road Frank NRR11F Narrow Road Frank 11F Reg # 104R-E AI Sire out working at 5 years old. Semen collected in 2021

George & Joan Ramsay

Another

Purebred

Galloway bull calves born in Switzerland from Embryos shipped in 2024.

Galloways

We should see some very interesting calves born in 2026 from some very interesting old sires including Sandrift Yeller 3J (Red) CAN-19501– the homozygous diluted red (gold) and dun red AI sire Alberta Plaid Zircon 34Z CAN-23542. We AI’d several of the gold cows in our herd, and several “dun reds” to intentionally produce more gold Galloways.

We also AI bred a number of Galloway cows to other notable sires from the past including Ladywells Napolean 3N (Blk) CAN-20822 – and White Galloway sire Big Deal White Lightening (Blk) CAN-37W.

We had 85 calves born in 2025 and exposed 108 cows and heifers, including 54 Riggit,16 White and 38 Purebred Galloways, so 2026 should be another year of interest and progress in our herd.

In 2025 we semen collected six (6) new sires, three for domestic use and three for the export market. These included two Black Purebred Galloways, three Riggit Galloways and one White Galloway.

Ladywells Jazillion 5J (Blk) CAN-26211– one of several ET calves born in 2021 from 20 year old embryos.

Kendrick 19K (Blk) CAN-26313 – an exceptional young bull that we expect to leave his stamp in the breed.

Riggit Galloway Ladywells Endeavour 48E (Blk) Reg # 54R-F one of our senior Riggit herd sires for 6 years.

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Ladywells Graphics 3G (BLK)-[CAN] 97R-E a much admired herd sire with lots of progeny in herd.

Year old cow Ladywells Patmos GJR149P to the left, at the right her 2020 calf Ladywells Hermione GJR93H, one of four daughters retained in the herd. Centre cow Ladywells Yodyl GJR6Y at 9 years old.

Ladywells Happening 60H (BLK)

-[CAN]65R-E another sound herd sire with good results in herd.

In May 2023 - Ladywells Farm was featured in the American Galloway Journal“The Breed within a breed, within a breed. www.americangalloway.com

White Galloway, Ladywells Juneau 42J (BLK)

-[CAN]931W-a3 a unique and powerful sire.

Eastern Canadian Galloway Association

Galloway Cattle From Ontario to Newfoundland.... From Field to Showring

From Our Juniors

Taylor Smith

My name is Taylor Smith, and this year was my first year showing beef cattle. I had no idea what I was doing when I started, but it’s definitely safe to say I had the biggest supporters and best teachers by my side this entire show season, the Dawson family. I know I would never have improved as much as I have this year if it wasn’t for them. I have met so many amazing people from the Galloway/show community this year alone and I enjoyed every second of this season. My biggest accomplishment this year was at Ancaster Fair, when I placed third in my showmanship class with 7 people in it. I have really gained a passion for showing cattle now, and I think one of the reasons is because of how welcoming and kind everyone I’ve met has been. I couldn’t have chosen a better way to spend a fair season. I am so grateful for the opportunities I had, and new skills I have gained.

Kasey Dawson

Hi, my name is Kasey Dawson. I am 13 years old and in the 8th grade. I love showing cows and this show year was amazing. The two animals that I showed this year were SHAK Miss Cranberry Hill and Cranberry Hill Nahanni. Nahanni is a bull calf that was born on Cranberry Hill Farms and they let me borrow him to show this year because I thought he was cute. Miss C (we say Missy) is a yearling heifer, and she is due in the middle of April to the beginning of May. The reason we made her have the calf later in the year is because she is smaller than most of our cows and we want what’s best for her. Acton Fair was the best day for Miss C and Nahanni. Nahanni competed against two other bull calves and won first. Miss C was in the senior yearling class competing against two other Galloways, she won second, beating one of the best cow people I know. This show year was amazing, and I will remember it forever and always.

Hailey Dawson

Hi, my name is Hailey Dawson. This year was one of the worst and best we have had. We started off the year by losing a calf and then selling the other ones which left us with none. We luckily went looking and found two beautiful heifer calves at Cranberry Hill Farms. All summer long my grandpa had to drive us to the barn to work on them. Johnny offered a yearling heifer to a girl named Taylor who lives on the street behind us and my dad offered to house her for the show season so at the end of July the heifer came to our barn. I was worried at first because I never talked to Taylor before but I’m glad it happened because she is now one of my best friends. We started off the show season a bit rough at Paris but it got a lot better. Out of the 8 fall fair we go to we had some great placings. At Acton we had Grand and Reserve Champion Galloway heifer, in Caledonia we won Grand Champion heifer in the British breed and at Erin we won Grand and Reserve Champion Galloway heifer and also Supreme Champion Galloway. But the best thing about this whole year was getting to meet new people and spending time with the people I love the most.

Galloway

Registration

2025 REPORT

A. SCOT ROBERTSON

3067 Flos Rd 6 W RR 1 Phelpston, ON, L0L 2K0 P: 705-309-9393

E: marye.1068@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 11 // Males: 1 // Total: 12

WHISTLING HEIGHTS

Aaron & Colleen Tensen Box 9 RR 1 Site 22 Rocky Mountain House, AB, T4T 2A1 P: 403-845-3760

E: actensen@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 11 // Males: 0 // Total: 11

FUTURE FARMS

Allan Marshall 35266 Range Rd 33 Red Deer County, AB, T4G 0N3 P: 403-227-2594

E: cattle@futurefarms.ca / allan@ futurefarms.ca

Annual Member

Females: 7 // Males: 4 // Total: 11

SOUTH HILL RANCH

Andy Merkley 32233 Keefes Landing Rd Burns Lake, BC, V0J 1E0 P: 236-702-0086

E: andymerkley@hotmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 0 // Total: 1

AYLA KENDALL-PRICE PO Box 73 Tomahawk, AB, T0E 2H0 P: 780-898-5246

E: akendallprice@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 2 // Males: 0 // Total: 2

B L BURTIS

348 Harley Rd RR 2 Harley, ON, N0E 1E0 P: 519-424-9043

E: blburtis@execulink.com

Annual Member

Females: 3 // Males: 0 // Total: 3

SPLIT CREEK RANCH

Blake Gaugler PO Box 63 Hotchkiss, AB, T0H 2B0

P: 780-836-0927

E: blakegaugler@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 4 // Males: 2 // Total: 6

BRIAN BARTLEY

260 Sugar Bush Rd RR 1 Norland, ON, K0M 2L0 P: 705-454-8950

E: bbartley2@bell.net

Annual Member

Females: 3 // Males: 0 // Total: 3

BRYAN AND LORI JOHNSON

325 B Line Mildmay, ON, N0G 2J0 P: 519-367-3661

E: lbjohnson.8384@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 2 // Total: 3

ARCH LEA FARM

Chelsea Allan & Arjan Leeuwerke 3846 Wilhaven Dr Cumberland, ON, K4C 1J8 P: 613-899-0844

E: archleafarm@gmail.com / callan. dvm@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 12 // Males: 3 // Total: 15

COYOTE COULEE RANCH LTD Box 1357

Shaunavon, SK, S0N 2M0 P: 306-297-9049

E: coyotecouleeranch@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 5 // Males: 2 // Total: 7

CRANBERRY HILL GALLOWAYS

Dr. Bradley & Colleen Card 2508 Perth Line 26 Tavistock, ON, N0B 2R0 P: 519-655-2138

E: cranberryhill@yahoo.com

Annual Member

Females: 6 // Males: 2 // Total: 8

WEEPING WILLOW FARM

Eric & Lisa Griffin 149 Tripp Settlement Rd Keswick Ridge, NB, E6L 1W2 P: 506-292-2753

E: griffinendeavors@gmail.com www.weepingwillowfarm.ca

Annual Member

Females: 2 // Males: 1 // Total: 3

FERME WINDY ROCK S.E.N.C. Stephanie Montreuil 310 Chemin Allard Shefford, QC, J2M 1B1 P: 514-792-4629

E: fermewindyrockfarm@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 3 // Males: 0 // Total: 3

GEORGE RAMSAY

PO Box 3500

Sherwood Park, AB, T8H 2T3

P: 780-907-7807

E: george@ladywells.ca / george@ ladywells.ca

http://www.ladywells.ca

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 0 // Total: 1

GLENFIDDICH GALLOWAYS

John A. McIlwraith RR 3 1001 Hwy 97 Puslinch, ON, N0B 2J0 P: 905-979-9227

E: cowguy1973@gmail.com

Facebook: glenfiddichgalloways

Annual Member

Females: 7 // Males: 7 // Total: 14

GREENBROOK FARMS LTD

Ryan & Jayne Green 356568 Line 35 RR 1 Embro, ON, N0J 1J0 P: 519-475-0101

E: rjgreenbrook@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 4 // Males: 1 // Total: 5

JOSEPH H MCCABE III

771 Clark Rd

Danville, VT, 5828 P: 802-748-5107

E: caleamont@myfairpoint.net

Associate Annual Member

Females: 2 // Males: 0 // Total: 2

LOST

ARROW

Kathryn Engel 88199 515 Ave Verdigre, NE, 68783 P: 402-929-8100

E: rkcattle@yahoo.com www.puregrassbeef.com

Associate Annual Member

Females: 0 // Males: 2 // Total: 2

RANCH VALL‚E GALLOWAY

M,lissa Lacasse 1 Rue des Chenes Grenville Sur la Rouge, QC, J0V 1B0 P: 819-593-0563

E: melhorse1984@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 0 // Total: 1

MICHEL

GRONDIN & JACINTHE

TREMBLAY

2010 1 Ere Rue Richelieu, QC, J3L 3X4 P: 514-893-2718

Annual Member

Females: 0 // Males: 2 // Total: 2

OREO CATTLE COMPANY

Morgan Robertson Box 401 Longview, AB, T0L 1H0 P: 403-888-1517 / 403-336-1052

E: oreocattleco@gmail.com https://www.oreocattlecompany.com/

Annual Member

Females: 2 // Males: 1 // Total: 3

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CORP.

Box 9724 Station T Ottawa, ON, K1G 5A3 P: 613-230-2770 ext.2039

E: houellette@ingeniumcanada.org

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 0 // Total: 1

GLENGOWAN FARM

Nicholas & Jaclyn Seebach 4838 Line 10 RR1 St. Marys, ON, N4X 1C4 P: 519-301-2676

E: glengowanfarm@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 2 // Total: 3

2 BRIDGES FARM

Peter & Laurie Cocking 178 Concession 3 Rd Fisherville, ON, N0A 1G0 P: 289-339-9864

E: 2bridgesfarm@gmail.com / pete. cocking@gmail.com www.2bridgesfarm.com

Annual Member

Females: 5 // Males: 4 // Total: 9

ROBERTSON WEST LIVESTOCK PO Box 1081 Caroline, AB, T0M 0M0 P: 403-392-2535

E: robertsonwest.livestock@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 3 // Males: 2 // Total: 5

RUSSEL HORVEY

Box 339

Delburne, AB, T0M 0V0 P: 403-749-2780

E: horvey@telusplanet.net / bigdealgalloways@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 19 // Males: 14 // Total: 33

RUSTARET FARM

M McCallum & R Bittermann PO Box 108

Kinkora, PE, C0B 1N0 P: 902-887-3719

E: beltieswiltshires@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 0 // Males: 1 // Total: 1

SKYE LINE FARMS

J Wainwright & D Smith 121097 Sideroad 12 Tara, ON, N0H 2N0 P: 705-440-3407 / 705-434-8160

E: jules.fabios@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 0 // Males: 1 // Total: 1

ALBERTA PLAID GALLOWAY

Steve & Bonnie Schweer 36479 Hwy 781

Red Deer County, AB, T4E 0E5 P: 403-227-3428

E: schweer@xplornet.com http://www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca

Annual Member

Females: 7 // Males: 9 // Total: 16

STONE MEADOW FARM

1226 Maryhill Rd

Maryhill, ON, N0B 2B0 P: 519-496-8088

E: stonemeadowjc@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 8 // Males: 0 // Total: 8

SUMMER HILL FARM

10538 State Rte 90 Locke, NY, 13092 P: 607-279-6409

E: mfreysummerhill@yahoo.com

Associate Annual Member

Females: 7 // Males: 0 // Total: 7

SUNCREST FARMS

44567 Perth Line 86 RR 1

Listowel, ON, N4W 3G6

P: 519-492-0057

E: suncrestblake@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 9 // Males: 3 // Total: 12

WILLOW-MOR FARMS

Thomas R Morrish

683 Norris Rd RR 1

Devlin, ON, P0W 1C0

P: 807-486-3622

E: willowmor@tbaytel.net

Annual Member

Females: 16 // Males: 1 // Total: 17

COLD CREEK BELTED GALLOWAY

Trevor O’Meara & Janice Logeman 325 Trottman Rd Colborne, ON, K0K 1S0

P: 905-376-6570

E: coldcreekbeltedgalloway@outlook. com

Annual Member

Females: 1 // Males: 2 // Total: 3

ECHO VALLEY FARM

Vanessa Beach & Mark Shiers 6050 Con 2 Uxbridge, ON, L9P 0H3 P: 416-997-6378

E: echovalleyfarm9@gmail.com

Annual Member

Females: 5 // Males: 1 // Total: 6

CGA

WARD MARSHALL

35266 Range Rd 33

Red Deer County, AB, T4G 0N3

P: / 403-227-2594

E: cattle@futurefarms.ca / ward@ futurefarms.ca

Annual Member

Females: 6 // Males: 3 // Total: 9

GAYLE CERULLO

13291 Hope Rd, Newell, SD 57760 U.S.A.. Non-Member

Females: 1 // Males: 0 // Total: 1

Registration Activity

In 2025 there were 249 animals registered in the Canadian Galloway Herd Book compared to 332 in 2024. This number in 2025 includes 75 bulls and 174 heifers and is comprised of 177 solid colour Galloways, 49 Belted Galloways, 9 White Galloways, 3 Riggit Galloways and 9 Belted Galloway Appendix animals. Of the animals registered, 238 were from natural matings and 11 from A.I. matings.

Of the total registrations, 125 were from Ontario, 96 were from Alberta, 10 were from the U.S.A., 7 were from Saskatchewan, 6 from Quebec, 3 from New Brunswick and 1 each from British Columbia and Prince Edward Island.

A total of 188 animals of all types were transferred in 2025, compared to 137 in 2024. 3 males and 1 female were transferred for export, and 4 of the animals that were registered were imported.

The membership in the Association for 2025 totaled 83, including 71 senior members, 11 associate members and 1 junior member. Of the senior members, 40 were located in Ontario, 15 in Alberta, 6 in Quebec, 5 in Saskatchewan, 3 in British Columbia, 2 in Manitoba, and 1 in Prince Edward Island. 7 associate members were in the U.S.A. and 2 in Alberta. The junior member was in British Columbia.

Submitted by Ron

Black, Secretary-Treasurer

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GALLOWAY CATTLE SOCIETY

February 7, 2024 - G239410-B

Sire: HB Hulk 2420 G238813Dam: MBP Gem 263G G238987-

January 4, 2024 - G239434-B

Sire: HB Moto Moto 3342 G236973Dam: HB Katherine 225K G239345-

Sire: GRNO Briley G230047Dam: A/C Sashene G227987March 29, 2023 - G239491-B

dstock – Semen - Embryos