Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle

Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle Registered Highland breeder: AU · UK · US
Scottish genetics selected at source · global program
Ardteatle, Scotland · Glenquarry, Australia

About Us

Blasta Mhor was born from a shared love of the iconic Scottish Highland breed and a commitment to preserving its heritage for generations to come. Angus MacGillivray

Angus is a sixth-generation Highland cattle farmer from Dalmally, Scotland. With a lifetime of experience and deep roots in the Highland community, Angus is widely respected for his knowledge of traditional bloodlines and h

is dedication to the breed’s authenticity. Paul Reese

Paul is new to farming and Highland cattle, but it didn’t take long for him to fall in love with this remarkable breed. His passion has driven him to invest time and energy into building Blasta Mhor alongside Angus, with a mission to showcase the heritage of Highland cattle worldwide through elite genetics and careful breeding.

02/09/2026

Lights. Camera. Highlands.

A few curious calves, some candid coos, and a sunny morning at Glenquarry.

We’ve been capturing new photos and video of some selected Highlands that will form part of our limited foundation offering.

More to come soon.

29/08/2026

RedRock Farm, Bearii - Murray River , it was wonderful to welcome you to Blasta Mhor Highland Cattle today. You have captured exactly what makes these cattle and this place so special. Seeing Highland cattle in the landscape that shaped them gives you an entirely different appreciation of their hardiness, character and history. Thank you for visiting us and for sharing the experience so beautifully. 🧡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Coming Soon: Duncan Riabhach of Blasta MhorDuncan is looking for a new fold to call home, where he can spend his days gr...
28/08/2026

Coming Soon: Duncan Riabhach of Blasta Mhor

Duncan is looking for a new fold to call home, where he can spend his days grazing and providing good company.

Another young steer from Blasta Mhor, also sired by Duncan Riabhach of Sea Crest, will be looking for a new home shortly. The two have grown up together and can remain together for anyone looking to welcome a ready-made pair to their fold.

Sire: Duncan Riabhach of Sea Crest
Dam: Lady Brogarth of Sea Crest

Expressions of interest in Duncan, or the pair, are welcome through our website:

https://www.blastamhorhighlandcattle.com



PIC: NK379700

Coming soon: Solly 2nd of Blasta Mhor (AHCS #11894)Solly 2nd is one of a small number of Highland females from our Glen...
20/08/2026

Coming soon: Solly 2nd of Blasta Mhor (AHCS #11894)

Solly 2nd is one of a small number of Highland females from our Glenquarry fold who will soon be available to a new fold.

A young breeding female carrying proven Australian bloodlines and foundation genetics behind her, she presents an opportunity for those looking to add quality Highland genetics to their breeding program.

Sire: Duncan Riabhach of Sea Crest
Dam: Solly of Sea Crest

Full details will be released shortly.

Expressions of interest in Solly 2nd are welcome through our website:
https://www.blastamhorhighlandcattle.com/enquiries



PIC # NK379700

18/08/2026

Angus Og of Cnoc na Sith brings longevity, presence and traditional Highland traits to Blasta Mhor.

Selected for his structure, temperament and maternal depth, Angus Og represents the consistency and quality we continue to build around.

His sire, Ceannard 16th of Cnoc, is recognised for producing proven females and prize-winning progeny across respected Scottish folds.

Genetics will be available in Australia and the UK.

Discover Angus Og: https://www.blastamhorhighlandcattle.com/fold/angus-og-of-cnoc-na-sith

05/08/2026

Meet Angus.

Working with UK cattle at the source of the breed, Angus helps identify the genetics that can carry Highland character into the Blasta Mhor program.

The standard is clear: “It’s got to be correct.”

From the Archives: Claggorm 62nd of GlengarnockIn 2024, Claggorm 62nd of Glengarnock was named Overall Highland Cattle C...
30/07/2026

From the Archives: Claggorm 62nd of Glengarnock

In 2024, Claggorm 62nd of Glengarnock was named Overall Highland Cattle Champion at the Royal Highland Show while owned by Blasta Mhor and shown by Angus MacGillivray.

Bred by A & H Kirkpatrick, Claggorm is by Iain Ruadh of Glenkinglass and out of Claggorm 45th of Glengarnock. While the championship was a proud moment, her lasting value lies in the qualities that brought her there: structure, femininity, movement, and a proven maternal family.

Today, Claggorm remains an important part of the Blasta Mhor breeding program in Scotland.

29/07/2026

Watch Lachlan of Callachally in motion.

A foundational sire of the Blasta Mhor breeding program, Lachlan combines depth, balance, sound structure and exceptional temperament. His consistency continues to influence the direction of our fold.

Genetics are now being released through controlled allocations in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, with Canada expected shortly.

Enquire today: https://www.blastamhorhighlandcattle.com/enquiries

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