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LERWICK Shetland Livestock Marketing Group in Conjunction With LERWICK Shetland Livestock Marketing Group in conjunction with Aberdeen & Northern Marts had forward and sold 3932 Breeding sheep comprising 1399 Gimmers and 2533 Ewe Lambs of all classes at their annual breeding sale on Friday 27th September 2019. As usual well-bred sheep commanded premium prices. Shetland Cheviot crosses still seem to be the preferred breeding sheep and that was evident when the ewe lambs were sold as a large quantity of this section was retained on the Isles for replacements. Shetland gimmers and ewe lambs were also sought after and met a very keen demand in line with that witnessed at the sale of ewes the previous day. Cheviot x Shetland Gimmers averaged £82.35 for 552 sold. Leading Prices - £108 Whitefield, Symbister; £100 Garthsvale, Voe & Vailima, Symbister; £95 Roadside, Hamnavoe; £92 Garth Farm, Mossbank & Vailaima, Symbister; £90 No 2 Asta, Scalloway; £88 Mailand, Sand; £86 North Pund, Aywick,; Marvik, Garderhouse & Tresta, Fetlar; £84 Brindister, Gulberwick. Texel x Gimmers averaged £80.01 for 214 sold. Leading Prices - £99 Brindister, Gulberwick; £93 Garthsvale, Voe; £90 Valayre, Greenmow; £82 Fairview, Vidlin; £80 Mailand, Sand; Shetland Gimmers averaged £47.29 for 484 sold. Leading Prices - £63 East Pund, Aith & Heathertown, Bridge of Walls; £58 & £51 & £50 South Lea, Tumblin; £55 Leaburn, Brough; £53 & £50 Lonabrek, Aith; £51 No 12 Sunnyside, Mid Yell; £49 Gilsbrake, Vidlin; £48 Varhjem, Brae & South Collafirth, Ollaberry; Lleyn x Gimmers averaged £53.11 for 19 sold. Leading Prices - £61 & £56 Sandlea, Sandwick; Blue Texel x Gimmers averaged £77.16 for 31 sold. Leading Prices - £90 Vallendale, Cauldhame; £83 Stenvasta, Wester Skeld; Cheviot Ewe Lambs averaged £68.58 for 12 sold. Leading Prices - £95 South Collafirth, Ollaberry; £62 No 2 Old Schoolhouse, Boddam; £60 Doonbye, Ollaberry; Cheviot x Shetland Ewe Lambs averaged £45.12 for 1404 sold. Leading Prices - £67 Varhjem, Brae; £66 Girlsta House, Girlsta; £65 & £62 Brouster, Bridge of Walls; £64 South Collafirth, Ollaberry & Roadside, North Roe; £63 Kilkahoull, Muckle Roe; £61 Doonbye, Ollaberry; £60 Semblister, Bixter; £59 La-Morlaye, Selivoe; £58 Ernahoull, Uyeasound; Leebrek, Tresta & Westerwick, Skeld; Lleyn x Ewe Lambs averaged £36.57 for 196 sold. Leading Prices - £59 & £47 Bretta, Dunrossness; £49 Burnbank, Sandwick; £40 Burnbank, Sandwick; Shetland Ewe Lambs averaged £28.18 for 206 sold. Leading Prices - £42 Hamelea, Whiteness & Orlie, Laxfirth; £41 & £36 Burland, Trondra; £38 Netherton, Levenwick; £37 Newhouse, Voe; £36 & £34 Saltayre, Gletness; £34, £32 & £31 Bakka, Bridge of Walls; £30 Scarfataing, Roe; Texel x Ewe Lambs averaged £46.22 for 601 sold. Leading Prices - £63 Millingsounds, Brough; £60 Fairview, Vidlin; £59 Hamar, North Mavine & Muckleore, Walls; £57 Seaview, Camb; £56 Hamar, North Mavine & Easterleigh, Burravoe; £55 & £52 Karonda, Symbister; £54 £51 Ernahoull, Uyeasound; £53 Doonbye, Ollaberry & Bellevue, Voe; £51 Belmont, Hoversta; £50 Scatlands, West Sandwick; .
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