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STORE CATTLE - WEDNESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2017

Fortnightly Sale of Young Feeding Bulls, Store Bullocks & Heifers, Breeding Cattle Forward: 485 head of cattle Comprising: 54 Young Feeding Bulls, 26 Beef Feeding Cows, 311 Bullocks & Heifers, 91 Pedigree Cattle & 3 Breeding Cattle.

PEDIGREE SHORTHORN CATTLE - WEDNESDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2017

FORWARD: 91 HEAD OF CATTLE 79 Pedigree Beef Shorthorn Cattle 12 Pedigree South Devon Cattle Champion - Hon G Turton Lot 64. Reserve - S Currie Lot 46.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2017

Forward: 75 Prime cattle comprising 29 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos), 4 Clean Cattle (over 30 mos) & 42 Cast Cattle. 4393 Prime Sheep comprising 3669 Prime Lambs & 724 Cast Ewes & Rams. 48 Rearing Calves. 19 Dairy Cattle. 2 Loads of produce.

DAIRY & CALVES - MONDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2017

Craven Dairy Auction (19 head) Andrew Townsend did the honours in the judging ring today and he was right on the money. 1st Prize and Champion went to a cracking heifer from Robert Crisp of Calton, Malhamdale. The homebred heifer giving 28 litres sold for £2100 to the judge. Georgie Fort presented the reserve champion heifer, Hawbank Ballisto Buttergill that was calved 18 days and giving 30kg sold for £2050 to William Oldfield of Gisburn.

PRIMESTOCK PRESS - MONDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2017

GRITCHLEY & ROBINSON AT THE TOP ......................... Critchleys clinch another Skipton prime cattle coup There was another sparkling Red Rose performance in the prime cattle show arena at Skipton Auction Mart’s November highlight, when the Critchley family rattled up a championship and reserve championship double. (Mon, Nov 4)

DAIRY & CALF PRESS - MONDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2017

Crisp class shines though with another Craven Dairy Auction champion Malhamdale dairy farmer Robert Crisp bounced back with another championship coup at Skipton Auction Mart’s latest Craven Dairy Auction show and sale. (Mon, Nov 6) Just a fortnight after bagging a champion and reserve champion double at the previous dairy show, Mr Crisp, who runs his commercial dairy herd at Nelson Farm, Calton, claimed yet another title with his first prize newly calven heifer, like many of his previous victors by a well-bred son of the renowned Genus dairy sire, PIcston Shottle.

STORE LAMBS - WEDNESDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2017

Fortnightly Catalogue Sale of Store Lambs & Breeding Sheep Forward: 4282 Head, Overall av £54.79 A large contingent of travelled buyers meant for a swifter trade on average today. A lighter show of lambs certainly concentrated the trade but a full ringside of buyers was present from the start to the finish of the sale. The top price came for a pen of ¾ Beltex lambs of TB Moorhouse at Dacre for £79. Mules were better to sell with a strong average of £53.91 with lots of pens mid to late £50’s with the last consignment of mules through the ring from JW Hall seeing his lambs reach £58. Suffolk and continental lambs were on the receiving end of a firmer trade with a number of dairy and arable farmers contesting strongly for healthy medium keep lambs.

BREEDING SHEEP - WEDNESDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2017

Forward - 1051 Breeding Sheep & 38 Rams ........... A good entry of breeding sheep for the early November sale, and included a nice entry of 800 Mule Gimmer Lambs for what is effectively our 5th fortnightly sale. Trade for these was much sharper than the two previous sales and an overall average of £67.31 reflects a healthy late season bounce in trade. Best end £80 to £90, and anything smart or loking stronger for the time of year was £70 plus. Rams were also a good trade for late season with the pick of the day a Swaledale Shearling Ram from Roy Nelson selling for 500gns, and the main of Texel Shearling either side fo 300gns, whilst a run of Texel ram lambs from Procters Farms created a stir and all found new homes at a good average of £275 topping at 320gns.