In pictures: Royal Highland Show 2019
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More than 1,000 exhibitors and 2,150 livestock competitors are taking part in this year's Royal Highland Show on the outskirts of Edinburgh.
Eight-year-old Struan Cuthbert from Kinross shows an Ardoch Hebridean sheep on day two of The Royal Highland Show
Lots of youngsters took their turn to show off their best farm animals
Friday saw sheep shown in the arena
A young farmer shows her control of her animals
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon attended on Friday, coincidentally co-ordinating her footwear with the farm vehicles
A wide variety of cattle was shown at the event on Friday
A young girl finds a good vantage point during sheep judging
A Texel sheep during judging
Louise Fotheringham, from France Farm at Gartocharn, with Pinky and Perky
Laura Hunter from Barnhill farm, Shotts, prepares two-year-old Bo for the show
Sheep arriving at the showground on Wednesday
Michelle Mayberry prepares Clydesdale horse Poacher
Laura Henry from Kinshaldy stables in Leuchars washes Denim ahead of the show
More than 6,000 cattle, sheep, goats, horses and poultry will be on display
Competitors travel from far and wide to take part in the show
Thousands of people attend the Royal Highland Show every year
This year the spotlight will be on the Clydesdale Horse in celebration of their place in farming at the turn of the 20th Century
The event runs from Thursday to Sunday
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