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Skipton 2017 SKIPTON 2017 NORTHERN AREA TEXEL SHEEP BREEDERS Show & Sale 0f 542 PEDIGREE TEXEL SHEEP (MAEDI VISNA ACCREDITED) at SKIPTON AUCTION MART NORTH YORKSHIRE th th Thursday 14 September & Friday 15 September 2017 Official Auctioneers: CRAVEN CATTLE MARTS LTD Livestock & Agricultural Auctioneers & Valuers Gargrave Road, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 1UD Tel: 01756 792375 www.ccmauctions.com Date received……………………… Number [ ] Northern Area Texel Sheep Breeders’ Club Membership Application Form The Committee of the NATSB has agreed to keep a waiting list of prospective members who reside outside the club area, and therefore are not eligible for automatic membership. If you live OUTSIDE the Club postal code areas, which are: NE/ SR/ DH/ DL/ TS/ BD/ HG/ YO/ LS/ HU/ HD/ HX/ WF/ DN you may apply to be placed onto the waiting list. Please note: 1. No application is guaranteed membership status either now or in the future. 2. Applications will only be accepted on this form. No phone, fax or email applications. 3. Applications will be placed in strict order of receipt onto a waiting list. NAME……………………………………………………………………… ADDRESS………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………… POSTCODE………………………….... TEL(inc.STD)………………..………… SIGNED………………………………………………………… Please tear out the form, complete and return by post to the Secretary: c/o Pear Tree Farm, Battersby, Gt. Ayton, North Yorkshire TS9 6LU NORTHERN AREA TEXEL SHEEP BREEDERS TEXEL SALE 2017 PROGRAMME THURSDAY 14th SEPTEMBER INSPECTION (ALL SHEEP) STRICTLY 9.30am – 12.00noon JUDGING 2.00pm PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES 5.30pm SALE OF FEMALES (LOTS 1-159) 6.00pm FRIDAY 15th SEPTEMBER SALE OF RAMS (LOTS 160-542) 10.30am MARKET OFFICIALS AUCTIONEERS: MARKET FOREMAN: JJ Eaton A Wright JE Ogden CHAIRMAN J Howard INSPECTION PANEL: Sale Committee Members SHOW STEWARD: JE Ogden JUDGE: Richard Wilson, Appleby VETERINARY OFFICERS: Dalehead Veterinary Group Settle REFEREES: Club Chairman & Show Director CRAVEN CATTLE MARTS LTD Livestock & Agricultural Auctioneers & Valuers Telephone 01756 792375 Fax 01756 797959 www.ccmauctions.com 1. Pre-Sale Inspection: Thursday 14th September: 9.30am – 12.00noon This will be carried out by a panel appointed by the Northern Area Texel Sheep Breeders, together with a Veterinary Surgeon. Vendors must ensure that all entries are penned and available for inspection from 9.00am onwards and not later than 12.00noon. On the afternoon prior to the sale you are invited to view the sheep on offer. Refreshments will be available 2. The sale will be held in strict catalogue order. Thursday 14th September: Females (Lots 1 – 159) at 6.00pm 147 Shearling Ewes, 12 Ewe Lambs Friday 15th September: Rams (Lots 159 - 542) at 10.30am 209 Shearling Rams, 174 Ram Lambs Ballot for order of sale took place within the offices of Craven Cattle Marts on Monday 14th August at 9.30am by members of the committee & show director. 3. CONDITIONS OF SALE: These are printed in the catalogue, and where they are silent, the General Conditions of Sale displayed in the Market shall take effect. 4. Substitutes (which should be notified to the Auctioneers by 7th September) should be clearly marked with a red dot. 5. Vendors must ensure that the lot number and ear number shown in the catalogue correspond. 6. Café and Restaurant facilities will be available at the Livestock Centre throughout the day. 7. HOTEL ACCOMODATION: A list of Hotel and Guest Houses is available from the Auctioneers. Early booking is advisable. 8. STRAW IS NOT PROVIDED FOR THE PENS. Please do not use shavings. SHOW RULES 1. All vendors are limited to 1 sheep per class 2. All vendors showing sheep must wear white coats 3. Judging will commence at 2.00pm on Thursday 14th September 4. All prize winners will be sold in catalogue order 5. Prize money will be forfeited if sheep not sold NOTICE TO VENDORS: The auctioneers would be obliged if vendors who are not attending with entered sheep would inform them as soon as possible. All sheep must be accompanied by a ARAMS form and a current SAC form, completed and signed, and available for inspection prior to unloading. Please unload all sheep on docks 21-24. SHOW CLASSES AND PRIZES Judge: Mr Richard Wilson - Appleby CLASS 1st£25CLASS 1st£25 ONE 2nd£15TWO 2nd£15 Minexcel Nutrition 3rd£10WE Jameson 3rd£10 John McCarther 4th£5 4th£5 Shearling 5th£5Ewe 5th£5 Ewe 6th Lamb 6th CLASS 1st£25CLASS 1st£25 THREE 2nd£15FOUR 2nd£15 3rd£10Woodhead Seeds 3rd£10 4th£5Recorded 4th£5 Shearling 5th£5Shearling 5th£5 Ram 6th Ram 6th CLASS 1st£25CLASS 1st£25 FIVE 2nd£15SIX 2nd£15 NFU 3rd£10 3rd£10 4th£5Recorded 4th£5 Ram 5th£5Ram 5th£5 Lamb 6th Lamb 6th SUPREME CHAMPION Sponsored by Carrs Billington - Skipton & Settle Branch Craven Cattle Marts Ltd. Trophy and Sash NATSB Crystal RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION Sponsored by Carrs Billington - Skipton & Settle Branch WINNER CLASS ONE Sponsored by Minexcel Nutrition - John McCarther The Loxley Award WINNER CLASS TWO Sponsored by WE Jameson The Ryerigg Trophy WINNER CLASS THREE Whitwam & Haigh Trophy WINNER CLASS FOUR Sponsored by Woodhead Seeds The Fimber Texel's Perpetual Trophy WINNER CLASS FIVE Sponsored by NFU The John Mellin Perpetual Trophy WINNER CLASS SIX The Doug Nesbitt Trophy SHOW CHAMPIONS FEMALE CHAMPION Dalgety Trophy RESERVE FEMALE CHAMPION MALE CHAMPION Ciba-Geigy Trophy RESERVE MALE CHAMPION SUPREME CHAMPION Craven Cattle Marts Ltd. Trophy and Sash NATSB Crystal RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION NATSB Crystal AUCTIONEER’S CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. BIDDING: the highest bidder shall be the purchaser and any dispute which arises shall be settled by the Auctioneer who shall regulate the bidding and have the right to refuse a bid. 2. GUINEAS: All sheep at the sale shall be sold in guineas unless otherwise stated. 3. PURCHASER’S RESPONSIBILITY: Each lot shall be at the sole risk of the purchasers at the fall of the hammer. 4. PAYMENT: All purchases shall be paid for on the day of sale direct to the Auctioneers before removal and no lot to be removed without written authority of the Auctioneers. Cheques will not be accepted unless prior arrangements with the Auctioneers have been made. Where a purchaser defaults in payment, the Auctioneers reserve the right to re-sell the lot and to charge the purchaser with any expenses and loss incurred by the reason of the failure of the Purchaser to complete his purchase. The Auctioneers reserve the right to charge interest at the current bank overdraft rate on any outstanding accounts from the day of sale unless special arrangements have been made with the Auctioneer in this respect. 5. DESCRIPTION: The descriptions are supplied by the vendors who alone are responsible for details and accuracy. The auctioneers will not be answerable in respect of any errors which may occur in the catalogue. The Auctioneers may make an intimation of any alteration or modification of the catalogue description of any lot immediately before the asking for bids. The Auctioneer shall be the sole and executive judge of the fact of such intimation and the terms in which it is made. 6. Any dispute over warranties, pedigrees or matters not dealt with specifically in these conditions will be settled in accordance with the rules of the British Texel Sheep Society. 7. The Sales Committee may appoint, at their discretion, an arbitrator acting under the Arbitration Acts for the time being in force, in order to resolve any dispute. In each case the person having the reference shall have full power to include in his award provisions for costs and expenses including the keep and transport of the animal. 8. Without prejudice to the discretion of any person making an award as aforesaid, the purchaser shall be responsible for the cost of returning the animal to the sale yard or elsewhere at the Auctioneers’ discretion and the vendor shall pay reasonable lairage until collection of that lot. 9. Purchasers are responsible for ascertaining the genotype of individual sheep from the vendors. CONDITIONS OF SALE All sheep will be sold under the Auspices of the Society and the LAA National Conditions of Sale (Livestock Auctioneers Association). These can be viewed at ... www.texel.co.uk/societyrules Neck tags supplied must be worn by all sheep PRIOR to the inspection. Individual animal ID numbers on ear tags must match the ID number displayed in the sales catalogue and substitute catalogue. DISCLAIMER While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information contained within the Texel Sheep Society Sale Catalogues, the Pedigree information is supplied by the Breeder to the Society and to their best knowledge and belief the information contained therein is true and correct. No responsibility can be accepted for any errors or omissions or any reliance on use of the information to readers AUCTION MART RULES FOR VENDORS The Shepherd in charge must bring their respective lots forward, take them to and from the Sale Ring, attend until delivered and assist in trucking if required as the Auctioneers will be responsible only for what is delivered to the purchaser. Should the Shepherd not be in attendance at the time his lots fall to be sold, it will be passed over and taken at the end of Sale. All Stock will proceed in the order of the Catalogue. All purchases to be settled for and taken delivery of on the Day of Sale. No stock can be removed without a Pass. Purchasers should see that their Stock is correct before leaving the gates, as no deduction can be made afterwards. No Private Sales prior to the Stock being offered by Auction will be allowed or recognised by the Salesman. The usual commission must be paid on consignments sold privately within this Market.
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