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32<!-- End Google Tag Manager (noscript) --> <!-- start header --> 33 <header> 34 <div class="logo"> 35 <a href="/"> 36 <img src="/img/logo.png" title="Pitlochry Highland Games" alt="Pitlochry Highland Games"> 37 </a> 38 </div> 39 <!-- end logo --> 40 <div class="hamburger hamburger--collapse"> 41 <div class="hamburger-box"> 42 <div class="hamburger-inner"></div> 43 </div> 44 </div> 45 <nav class="slide-out-nav"> 46 <ul> 47 <li> 48 <a href="/">Home</a> 49 </li> 50 <li> 51 <a href="/history/">History</a> 52 </li> 53 <li><a href="/events/">Events, Prizes & Trophies</a></li> 54 <li> 55 <a href="/results/">2025 Results</a> 56 </li> 57 <li> 58 <a href="/past-results/">Past Results & Ground Records</a> 59 </li> 60 <li> 61 <a href="/sponsors/">Sponsors</a> 62 </li> 63 <li> 64 <a href="/entry-forms/">Entry Forms</a> 65 </li> 66 <li> 67 <a href="/about/">About Us</a> 68 </li> 69 <li> 70 <a href="/contact/">Contact Us</a> 71 </li> 72 <li> 73 <a href="/gallery/">Gallery</a> 74 </li> 75 <li> 76 <a href="/videos/">Videos</a> 77 </li> 78 <li><button class="button-one"><a 79 href="https://www.seetickets.com/event/pitlochry-highland-games/pitlochry-recreation-ground/3538924" 80 target="_blank" rel="noopener">Book A Ticket Online</a></button></li> 81 </ul> 82 </nav> 83 <!-- end navigation menu --> 84 85 <!-- end footer --> 86 </header> 87 <!-- end header --> <section class="main"> 88 <section class="top"> 89 <div class="wrapper content_header clearfix cms-editable" id="untitled-region-1"> 90 <h1 class="title">History</h1></div> 91 </section> 92 <!-- end top --> 93 <section class="wrapper"> 94 <div class="content"> 95 <div class="cms-editable" id="untitled-region-2"> 96 <!-- MAIN CONTENT --> 97 <p><img src="/img/history.jpg" alt="History of Pitlochry Highland Games" class="img-full"></p> 98 <h2>Excepts from 'PITLOCHRY: Heritage of a Highland District'</h2> 99 <p>Celebrations sprang up, including a revival of the old Highland Games. Pitlochry Highland Games was one of the first to be re-established in Scotland</p> 100 <h3>Pitlochry Highland Games</h3> 101 <p>The Pitlochry Highland Games were one of the first re-established in Scotland, in 1852, as evidenced by an ormolu brooch which is inscribed:</p> 102 <p><strong>âPresented by Lady Feilden at the First Pitlochrie Highland Games to Mr Charles Duff of Dunavourdie as the Best Player on the Highland Bagpipes, 10th September 1852â.</strong></p> 103 <p>A Recreation Ground was formed to the south of the town, on the north bank of the River Tummel. Only the cemetery at Dysart was nearby, otherwise the nearest place was the railway station. It was reached, as the Ladyâs Dell is now, by Rie-Achan Road and by traversing the Dell. Where now the waters of Loch Faskally lap on a small beach, there was then a vista of the Recreation Ground, with a centrally-located pavilion, a terraced grass bank, the river and, over to the right, a narrow nine hole Golf Course (which predated the Recreation Ground). By 1900, the Ground was partly laid out for both football and tennis. There was also a path from Ferry Road, to the north of what is now Tummel Crescent and through the wood still shown on maps as lag na bain tighearna (âthe dell of the lairdâs ladyâ) to the east end of the Ground. It was all to be submerged in due course.</p> 104 <p>When Loch Faskally was formed in 1950, flooding the old Recreation Ground, the Games moved to the new âRecâ, which is surprisingly similar in its topography to the old, a fact reinforced by the removal of the original Pavilion from the old Ground to the new in 1951; the Pavilion was upgraded with modern facilities in 1994.</p> 105 <p>For a time until 1921, the Games were known as the Pitlochry Athletic Sports and were considered one of only a few genuine meetings where Scottish, British and World records could be registered; some were achieved. A letter in the Oban Times of 29th August 1925 said:</p> 106 <p><strong><img src="/img/history2.jpg" alt="History" class="mb-20 ml-md-20 full-right-img">âPitlochry Highland Games are fixed to be held early in September, when good money prizes are offered for the confined Heavyweight Championship of Scotland. As this is the only genuine record breaking meeting held in Scotland so far as proven and genuine weights are concerned â more professional records have been established at Pitlochry than at all other Games.â</strong></p> 107 <p>Whilst Dunfermline Pipe Band was invited to play at the Games for many years, a pipe band contest was introduced in 1933, and until 1998 was limited to those pipe bands in Grade 1. There are about twenty Grade 1 bands
107worldwide and ten to twelve of these used to make their last appearance of the season at Pitlochry, playing individually in competition and then, at the prize-giving at the end of the day, playing together impressively as a colourful finale of the Massed Parade of Pipe Bands. At the end of the century fewer top bands, all suffering from increasingly long and arduous competitive seasons, were available to play at the Games. As a result the piping competition at the Games was broadened to include Bands in Grade 2 from 1998 and in Grades 3 and 4 from 1999. This led to many more bands competing, with between 18 and 24 bands competing â a glorious sight when all are formed up in the Massed Parade at the end of Games Day, especially when a number of the Bands conclude by marching back up Ferry Road to the centre of the main street.</p> 108 <p>Pitlochry Highland Games used to be held on the first Saturday in September, two days after the Royal Braemar Gathering, until in 1968 Braemar moved their Games without consultation to that same Saturday, leaving Pitlochry with no option but to move a week later to the second Saturday in the month, thereby becoming one of the last Games in the season. When Braemar moved its date earlier into August, Pitlochry decided to stay where it was in the calendar.</p> 109 <p>In 1996, Sir David Butter, KCVO, celebrated his 50th anniversary as Chieftain of the Games.</p> 110 <p>In 2005, Pitlochry Highland Games became a guarantee company, with the Committee members becoming its Directors.</p> 111 <p><img src="/img/history3.jpg" alt="History" class="mb-20 ml-md-20 full-right-img">The events staged at the Pitlochry Highland Games in recent years are remarkably similar to those featuring in the Games Programme one hundred years earlier, with Highland dancing (Highland Fling; Hullachan; Sailorâs Hornpipe; Seann Truibhas; Strathspey & Reel oâ Tulloch; and Irish Jig), Heavy events (putting the 16lb and 22lb stones; throwing the 16lb and 22lb hammers; throwing the 28lb weight any style for distance; throwing the 56lb weight over the bar; and tossing the caber), solo piping competitions (marches; and strathspeys & reels), running (on grass â 90, 200, 400, 800 and 1,600 metres; 4 x 100 metre relays; Highland Perthshire Primary Schools 4 x 100 metre relay; and childrenâs races), Field events (high jump; long jump; pole vault; and hop, step & leap); Tug oâ War; and cycling (also on grass - 800 , 1,600 and 3,200 metres and the finale of âDeil Takâ the Hindmostâ).</p> 112 <p>Events no longer held include a hurdle race; steeplechase; individual pipers playing the âPiobaireachdsâ (anglicised as the âpibrochâ); and Cumberland Wrestling (although that staged a come-back at some Games here in the 1980s).</p> 113 <p>The annual Games Day takes a surprising amount of organising and, blessed with good weather, can attract a good crowd of up to 5,000 plus all the competitors, judges, stewards and other helpers. It is thought that the official âgateâ of 6,024 people in 1962 is the record number of paying attendees.</p> 114 <h3>Games Timeline - some highlights from 1852-1977</h3> 115 <!--Timeline--> 116 <ul class="timeline"> 117 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 118 <li> 119 <div class="direction-r"> 120 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1852</span></div> 121 <div class="desc">1st. Pitlochry Games or Sports evidenced by brooch donated for Best Player on Highland Bagpipes.</div> 122 </div> 123 </li> 124 <!-- Item LEFT --> 125 <li> 126 <div class="direction-l"> 127 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">Note</span></div> 128 <div class="desc">No further records survive until 1885</div> 129 </div> 130 </li> 131 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 132 <li> 133 <div class="direction-r"> 134 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1885</span></div> 135 <div class="desc">Amateur Athletic Sports - Athletics including 150 yards race for boys under 4 feet high, 3rd. Batt. Black Watch Band and Pipers programme.</div> 136 </div> 137 </li> 138 <!-- Item LEFT--> 139 <li> 140 <div class="direction-l"> 141 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1899</span></div> 142 <div class="desc">Complimentary ticket for âAthletic Sports and Grand Champion Competitionâ.</div> 143 </div> 144 </li> 145 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 146 <li> 147 <div class="direction-r"> 148 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1902</span></div> 149 <div class="desc">Pitlochry Sports â Athletics, Heavy Events, Dancing, Tug-of-war, wrestling, Dunfermline Town Band, Piping, special trains arranged by Highland Railway. Tent with temperance drink, biscuits etc.</div> 150 </div> 151 </li> 152 <!-- Item LEFT--> 153 <li> 154 <div class="direction-l"> 155 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1903</span></div> 156 <div class="desc">
156Pitlochry Athletic Sports â as before plus cycle races.</div> 157 </div> 158 </li> 159 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 160 <li> 161 <div class="direction-r"> 162 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1904</span></div> 163 <div class="desc">Black Watch Band.</div> 164 </div> 165 </li> 166 <!-- Item LEFT--> 167 <li> 168 <div class="direction-l"> 169 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1906</span></div> 170 <div class="desc">Forfar Instrumental Prize Band</div> 171 </div> 172 </li> 173 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 174 <li> 175 <div class="direction-r"> 176 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1907</span></div> 177 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band, Motor Gymkhana and Battle of Flowers</div> 178 </div> 179 </li> 180 <!-- Item LEFT--> 181 <li> 182 <div class="direction-l"> 183 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1908</span></div> 184 <div class="desc">Perth Trades Silver Band, Grand Football Character Match with teams dressed in character costumes</div> 185 </div> 186 </li> 187 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 188 <li> 189 <div class="direction-r"> 190 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1909</span></div> 191 <div class="desc">Perth Trades Silver Band</div> 192 </div> 193 </li> 194 <!-- Item LEFT--> 195 <li> 196 <div class="direction-l"> 197 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">Note:</span></div> 198 <div class="desc">The Pitlochry Sports were not held during the First World War.</div> 199 </div> 200 </li> 201 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 202 <li> 203 <div class="direction-r"> 204 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1921</span></div> 205 <div class="desc">Proposal by Pitlochry Cricket Club and Vale of Atholl Football Club to revive Annual Sports. Agreed at public meeting. Athletics, piping, dancing, heavy events (including record breaking), motor cycle obstacle race, and five-a-side âfooterâ. Bonnybridge Band and Gymnastic display. Bad weather. Loss £143 (partly due to purchase of tents, equipment etc.).</div> 206 </div> 207 </li> 208 <!-- Item LEFT--> 209 <li> 210 <div class="direction-l"> 211 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1922</span></div> 212 <div class="desc">Public meeting to decide if Games should continue. Agreed subject to financial support being obtained. First Ringmaster appointed. Rain insurance. Discussion on field that as girl dancers were in a class of their own above the boys special prizes should be awarded. Not agreed by all!</div> 213 </div> 214 </li> 215 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 216 <li> 217 <div class="direction-r"> 218 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1923</span></div> 219 <div class="desc">Naval Display with field guns and Band</div> 220 </div> 221 </li> 222 <!-- Item LEFT--> 223 <li> 224 <div class="direction-l"> 225 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1925</span></div> 226 <div class="desc">Eccentric Gymnasts display. Dunfermline Town Band. For the first time latrines provided for men and women.</div> 227 </div> 228 </li> 229 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 230 <li> 231 <div class="direction-r"> 232 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1926</span></div> 233 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Tilting the bucket from cars and cycles. Letter from judge not wishing to act âowing to the ever-increasing numbers of girls in kiltsâ¦..spoiling the true style of Highland Dancingâ.</div> 234 </div> 235 </li> 236 <!-- Item LEFT--> 237 <li> 238 <div class="direction-l"> 239 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1927</span></div> 240 <div class="desc">Local Piping and Dancing events cut out as there had been no entries for a number of years. Clown for children.</div> 241 </div> 242 </li> 243 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 244 <li> 245 <div class="direction-r"> 246 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1928</span></div> 247 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band.</div> 248 </div> 249 </li> 250 <!-- Item LEFT--> 251 <li> 252 <div class="direction-l"> 253 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1929</span></div> 254 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Black Watch Gymnastic Display.</div> 255 </div> 256 </li> 257 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 258 <li> 259 <div class="direction-r"> 260 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1930</span></div> 261 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Black Watch Gymnastic Display. Competitors in Heavy Events asked to wear kilts.</
261div> 262 </div> 263 </li> 264 <!-- Item LEFT--> 265 <li> 266 <div class="direction-l"> 267 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1931</span></div> 268 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Cavalry Display by 16/5th. Lancers. Juvenile dancing confined to boys (8 entered). âwe consider that this number will increase in time and is very much better than a multitude of girls with which our judges are unable to copeâ (!) Record attendance 4914.</div> 269 </div> 270 </li> 271 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 272 <li> 273 <div class="direction-r"> 274 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1932</span></div> 275 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Black Watch Gymnastic Display. Very bad weather. Attendance 2875</div> 276 </div> 277 </li> 278 <!-- Item LEFT--> 279 <li> 280 <div class="direction-l"> 281 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1933</span></div> 282 <div class="desc">First Pipe Band Contest. A tent for the Secretary was purchased. Broadcasting Coach.</div> 283 </div> 284 </li> 285 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 286 <li> 287 <div class="direction-r"> 288 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1934</span></div> 289 <div class="desc">Pipe Band contest dropped. Radio Coach provided by âThe Bulletinâ. Display by the Royal Scots Greys.</div> 290 </div> 291 </li> 292 <!-- Item LEFT--> 293 <li> 294 <div class="direction-l"> 295 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1935</span></div> 296 <div class="desc">Pipe Band Contest reinstated. 17 (!) Bands competed. Parade of massed bands âspectacularâ.</div> 297 </div> 298 </li> 299 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 300 <li> 301 <div class="direction-r"> 302 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1936</span></div> 303 <div class="desc">Pipe Band Contest â 2 grades only and by invitation. 8 Bands invited.</div> 304 </div> 305 </li> 306 <!-- Item LEFT--> 307 <li> 308 <div class="direction-l"> 309 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1937</span></div> 310 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band.</div> 311 </div> 312 </li> 313 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 314 <li> 315 <div class="direction-r"> 316 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1938</span></div> 317 <div class="desc">Dunfermline Town Band. Tilting the Bucket dropped.</div> 318 </div> 319 </li> 320 <!-- Item LEFT--> 321 <li> 322 <div class="direction-l"> 323 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1939</span></div> 324 <div class="desc">Games cancelled due to international situation.</div> 325 </div> 326 </li> 327 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 328 <li> 329 <div class="direction-r"> 330 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">Note:</span></div> 331 <div class="desc">The Pitlochry Sports were not held during the Second World War.</div> 332 </div> 333 </li> 334 <!-- Item LEFT--> 335 <li> 336 <div class="direction-l"> 337 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1946</span></div> 338 <div class="desc">Games revived but ground reduced by Hydro-Electric Board. Major David Butter elected Chieftain.</div> 339 </div> 340 </li> 341 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 342 <li> 343 <div class="direction-r"> 344 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1947</span></div> 345 <div class="desc">Games postponed one week to avoid clash with World Pipe Band Championships. Mercantile Association asked if shops could be closed on Games Day. Attendance 5239 (a record).</div> 346 </div> 347 </li> 348 <!-- Item LEFT--> 349 <li> 350 <div class="direction-l"> 351 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1948</span></div> 352 <div class="desc">First games on the present ground. Dunfermline Town Band</div> 353 </div> 354 </li> 355 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 356 <li> 357 <div class="direction-r"> 358 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1949</span></div> 359 <div class="desc">Attendance 5277 â a new record.</div> 360 </div> 361 </li> 362 <!-- Item LEFT--> 363 <li> 364 <div class="direction-l"> 365 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1950</span></div> 366 <div class="desc">Games filmed by Paramount Film Service. Display by the Royal Corps of Signals.</div> 367 </div> 368 </li> 369 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 370 <li> 371 <div class="direction-r"> 372 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1951</span></div> 373 <div class="desc">Display by the Royal Corps of Signals. 14 Bands. Attendance 5975 â a new record.</div> 374 </div> 375 </li> 376 <!-- Item LEFT--> 377 <li> 378 <div class="direction-l"> 379 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1952</span></div> 380 <div class="desc">
380Alsatian Display.</div> 381 </div> 382 </li> 383 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 384 <li> 385 <div class="direction-r"> 386 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1958</span></div> 387 <div class="desc">Helicopter display by RAF</div> 388 </div> 389 </li> 390 <!-- Item LEFT--> 391 <li> 392 <div class="direction-l"> 393 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1959</span></div> 394 <div class="desc">Display by Scots Guards Band and Drill Squad.</div> 395 </div> 396 </li> 397 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 398 <li> 399 <div class="direction-r"> 400 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1962</span></div> 401 <div class="desc">Attendance 6024 â a new record.</div> 402 </div> 403 </li> 404 <!-- Item LEFT--> 405 <li> 406 <div class="direction-l"> 407 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1968</span></div> 408 <div class="desc">Date of Games permanently changed to one week later due to Braemar Games changing their day from Thursday to the Saturday of the same week being the day when Pitlochry Games had been held in the past.</div> 409 </div> 410 </li> 411 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 412 <li> 413 <div class="direction-r"> 414 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1970</span></div> 415 <div class="desc">Female adult dancers 16 years of age or older allowed to compete in the Dancing Competition for the first time. Men and women danced together in the same competition although a âmen onlyâ competition in the Strathspey & Tulloch was retained for a few years after 1970.</div> 416 </div> 417 </li> 418 <!-- Item LEFT--> 419 <li> 420 <div class="direction-l"> 421 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">1977</span></div> 422 <div class="desc">Filming of the Games including committee meetings by BBC.</div> 423 </div> 424 </li> 425 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 426 <li> 427 <div class="direction-r"> 428 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">2010</span></div> 429 <div class="desc">Charles Butter appointed as Chieftain to succeed his late father, Sir David who was Chieftain of Pitlochry Highland Games for 63 years.</div> 430 </div> 431 </li> 432 <!-- Item LEFT--> 433 <li> 434 <div class="direction-l"> 435 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">2011</span></div> 436 <div class="desc">Sir David Butter Special Prize introduced. This was possible due to a generous charitable contribution from a foundation with its roots in Victorian banking dynasty and is specifically for younger competitors.</div> 437 </div> 438 </li> 439 <!-- Item RIGHT --> 440 <li> 441 <div class="direction-r"> 442 <div class="flag-wrapper"><span class="flag">2013</span></div> 443 <div class="desc">Scottish Junior Jumps Championship held at Pitlochry.</div> 444 </div> 445 </li> 446 </ul> 447 <!-- MAIN CONTENT END --> 448 <p>Â </p> 449 </div> 450 </div> 451 <div class="clearfix"></div> 452 <div class="secretary"> 453 <p class="mb-20"> 454 Pitlochry Highland Games Secretary: Email: <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> | <a href="https://www.pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk/policy/privacy.php">Privacy Policy</a> 455 <br> 456 <br>Registered as a Scottish Charity under Scottish Charity Number SC041070 457 <br> 458 <br>Thanks to Bill Robertson, Colin Liddell MBE and <a href="https://www.davidbrownphotographer.com/" target="_blank">David Brown</a> for the photographs. 459 460 </p> 461 <p class="copyright"></p> 462 <p><a href="https://www.websmartmedia.co.uk/" target="_blank" rel="author">Web Smart Media</a></p> 463 </div> </section> 464 </section> 465 <!-- end main --> 466
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