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5Th Annual Special Sale of Rare Breed Sheep EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE FRIDAY 17th AUGUST 2018 5th Annual Special Sale of Rare Breed Sheep To include: 2nd Annual Show & Sale of 45 Ryeland Sheep on behalf of the South West Ryeland Group Also on this day 95th Annual Show & Sale of 78 Greyface Dartmoor Sheep on behalf of the Greyface Dartmoor Sheep Breeders Association (Separate catalogue available) EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD 01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com SHEEP The sale of sheep will be strictly in catalogue order following the 95th Annual sale of Greyface Dartmoor sheep at approx. 1pm. All Ryeland sheep will be sold through the Ring and Rare Breed sheep will be sold in their pens. RYELAND FEMALES Older Ewes Mr J Stone, Melsop Farm Park, Ellingham Road, Scoulton 243 71 208C/U583 (Coloured) Twin DOB:14/03/14 sire: MEIDRIM LUCIFER S52/L116 gs: LIGHTWATER JERONIMO S165C J15 dam: LIGHTWATER S165C K6 72 208C/T430 (Coloured) Twin DOB:03/03/13 sire: MEIDRIM LUCIFER S52/L116 gs: LIGHTWATER JERONIMO S165C J15 dam: LIGHTWATER S165C K6 Mr & Mrs Walker, Brook Farm, Ivybridge, Devon 244 73 (White) sire: RUSLIN SUPERSONIC II gs: RUSLIN NZ UMPIRE II dam: RUSLIN F35268 00249/V156 Mrs P Wills, An Chapel Coth, Grumbla, Sancreed, Penzance 245 74 (White) sire: RUSLIN UGENE M12756 gs: LAKE PENNARD HOWARD M11487 dam: F29385 01474/L17 Lambed twins this year well. 75 (White) sire: RUSLIN PEREGRINE M12131 gs: CORYDON JAKE M10940 dam: CORYDON F29047 950/N5 Had single ewe lamb this year. Shearling Ewes RP Wear, Ruslin Ryelands, Rusland Farm, Butcombe In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d in June and never had worm drench. 246 76 249/X217 (White) sire: RUSLIN VISCOUNT II gs: HALLULA MUSCLES (Imported semen) dam: 249/T93 Twin. 1st prize Royal Cornwall 2018. 77 249/X211 (White) sire: RUSLIN AUSTRALIAN VIAGRA gs: REIVESLEY LARRY dam: 249/P33 78 249/X212 (White) sire: RUSLIN VISCOUNT gs: REIVESLEY LARRY dam: 249/P38 HJ Mills, Isaacs Farm, Moorwater, Riddlecombe 247 79 01579/X168 (White) DOB:20/03/17 sire: RUSLIN UNIFORM M12948/00249/U149 gs: CORYDON LYSANDER dam: RAMSBURY F30825/P25 80 01579/X171 (White) DOB:20/03/17 sire: RUSLIN UNIFORM M12948/00249/U149 gs: CORYDON PIRAN dam: RAMSBURY F37648/V130 81 01579/X173 (White) DOB:23/03/17 sire: RUSLIN UNIFORM M12948/00249/U149 gs: RUSLIN UNIFORM dam: RAMSBURY F37643/V109 82 01579/X178 (White) DOB:04/04/17 sire: RUSLIN UNIFORM M12948/00249/U149 gs: CORYDON LYSANDER dam: RAMSBURY F30824/P21 Mrs S Lake, Hillrise, 108 Chelston Avenue, Yeovil 248 83 00530/X42 (White) sire: RAMSBURY VICTOR M13357 01579/V112 gs: LAKE PENNARD HOWARD 00530/H69 dam: F29385 01474/L17 Mr J Stone, Melsop Farm Park, Ellingham Road, Scoulton 249 84 208C/X4 (Coloured) 2017 (Triplet) sire: DOLWEN TWILLIGHT S960/T1 gs: ARBERTH LOVERBOY S820/L6 dam: ARBERTH S820/T8 85 208C/X5 (Coloured) 2017 (Triplet) sire: DOLWEN TWILLIGHT S960/T1 gs: ARBERTH LOVERBOY S820/L6 dam: ARBERTH S820/T8 86 208C/X3 (Coloured) 2017 (Triplet) sire: DOLWEN TWILLIGHT S960/T1 gs: ARBERTH LOVERBOY S820/L6 dam: ARBERTH S820/T8 87 208C/X2 (Coloured) sire: DOLWEN TWILLIGHT S960/T1 gs: ARBERTH LOVERBOY S820/L6 dam: ARBERTH S820/S12 Mr SJ Ramsden, South Hole Farm, Little Torrington, Devon 250 88 F38362 1168/X154 (White) DOB: 18.02.17 sire: CATHERTON UP AND UNDER M12462 gs: DOLWEN POACHER M11728 dam: F33413 GREENFIELD 89 F38360 1168/X152 (White) DOB: 17.02.17 sire: GREENFIELD TAW M12497 gs: MANSEL JETHRO M10866 dam: F32001 GREENFIELD Ewe Lambs RP Wear, Ruslin Ryelands, Rusland Farm, Butcombe 251 90 249/Y245 (White) sire: RUSLIN VISCOUNT gs: RUSLIN UNIQUE dam: 249/V157 Twin. In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d in June and never had worm drench. Mr & Mrs S Rowe, Rainbow Place, Stembridge, Somerset 252 91 FC6923/147 (Coloured) sire: ROCKCOMBE WATSON SM0210/S01369/W165 gs: SCOULTON TICTAC MC0836/208C/T435 dam: STEMBRIDGE FC4790/277C/V122 Twin. 92 FC6920/152 (Coloured) sire: MALTKILN ULSTAR MC0911/273C/U183 gs: STEMBRIDGE PANACHE MC0668/227C/P34 dam: STEMBRIDGE FC3658 Twin. Mrs S Lake, Hillrise, 108 Chelston Avenue, Yeovil 253 93 00530/Y13 (White) sire: RAMSBURY VICTOR M13357 01579/V112 gs: CORYDON SOCRATES II M12248 950/S103 dam: F37489 00530/W011 94 00530/Y17 (White) sire: RAMSBURY VICTOR M13357 01579/V112 gs: RUSLIN UGENE M12756 00249/U142 dam: F35873 01942/V6 Mr J Stone, Melsop Farm Park, Ellingham Road, Scoulton 254 95 208C/Y1202 (Coloured) Twin DOB:14/02/18 sire: DOLWEN TWILIGHT S960/T1 gs: SCOULTON PUFFIN 208C/P401 dam: SCOULTON 208C/U576 Mr & Mrs Walker, Brook Farm, Ivybridge, Devon 255 96 (White) sire: BROOK WALTER M13414 02017/W0001 gs: ASHFORD JAZZ M108030 254/J131 dam: MANSMOOR F32017 01416/S11 Mr SJ Ramsden, South Hole Farm, Little Torrington, Devon 256 97 F38362 1168/Y231 (White) DOB: 24.03.18 sire: CATHERTON UP AND UNDER M12462 gs: REDMARLEY ADAGIO M09854 dam: F30382 GREENFIELD 98 F38362 1168/Y226 (White) DOB: 01.03.18 sire: CATHERTON UP AND UNDER M12462 gs: DOLWEN POACHER M11728 dam: F37480 GREENFIELD Mrs P Wills, An Chapel Coth, Grumbla, Sancreed, Penzance 257 99 (White) sire: HILTON WINDSOR dam: EBOR 347/V1336 Good strong correct lamb. 100 (Coloured) sire: CORYDON SHADOW SM0064 gs: NETTLESYKE TYKE M12511 978/T15 dam: SF0365 S01487/V19 Good strong halter trained correct lamb. RYELAND RAMS Older Rams RP Wear, Ruslin Ryelands, Rusland Farm, Butcombe 259 101 249/V164 (White) sire: RUSLIN UNIQUE gs: WESTFIELD NOBLEMAN dam: 249/S72 Stock Ram – Daughters in flock. Sired many prize winners. In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d in June and never had worm drench. Mr & Mrs Walker, Brook Farm, Ivybridge, Devon 260 102 (White) sire: RUSLIN SUPERSONIC II gs: RUSLIN NZ UMPIRE II dam: RUSLIN F35270 00249/V158 Mr SJ Ramsden, South Hole Farm, Little Torrington, Devon 261 103 CATHERTON UP AND UNDER S34/U1685 (White) DOB: 24.02.14 sire: WIDEGATE PATRICK M11723 gs: TRETAWDY COLUMBUS M10047 dam: F24829 KEEPINGS HILL 104 BLACKHOLE XMOOR 220C/X220 (Coloured) DOB: 15.02.17 sire: BLACK-A-LIOUS VAGABOND MC1095 gs: GREENFIELD SNAPDRAGON SM0044 dam: FC4494 BLACKHOLE Coloured Ryeland Breed Champion Royal Cornwall 2018. Shearling Rams HJ Mills, Isaacs Farm, Moorwater, Riddlecombe 262 105 01579/X161 (White) DOB:29/03/17 sire: RUSLIN UNIFORM M12948/00249/U149 gs: RUSLIN UNIFORM dam: RAMSBURY F37833/W135 Mrs S Lake, Hillrise, 108 Chelston Avenue, Yeovil 263 106 00530/X35 (White) sire: CORYDON URQUHART M12747 00950/U239 gs: CAGEDALE JED M11148 00368/J48 dam: F32362 01347/T2 Mr & Mrs Walker, Brook Farm, Ivybridge, Devon 264 107 (White) sire: BROOK WALTER M13414 02017/W001 gs: ASHFORD JAZZ M10830 254/J131 dam: MANSMOOR F32011 01416/S2 108 02017/X001 (White) sire: BROOK WALTER M13414 02017/W001 gs: ASHFORD JAZZ M10830 254/J131 dam: MANSMOOR F32016 01416/S8 109 02017/X002 (White) sire: BROOK WALTER M13414 02017/W001 gs: ASHFORD JAZZ M10830 254/J131 dam: MANSMOOR F32010 01416/S1 Ram Lambs RP Wear, Ruslin Ryelands, Rusland Farm, Butcombe 265 110 249/Y251 (White) sire: RUSLIN VISCOUNT II gs: RUSLIN UNIQUE dam: 249/V155 Prize Winner Royal Cornwall 2018. In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d in June and never had worm drench. Mr & Mrs S Rowe, Rainbow Place, Stembridge, Somerset 266 111 228 (Coloured) sire: ROCKCOMBE WATSON SM0210/S01369/W165 gs: SCOULTON TICTAC MC0836/208C/T435 dam: STEMBRIDGE FC5097 Twin. Mr J Stone, Melsop Farm Park, Ellingham Road, Scoulton 267 112 208C/Y1201 (Coloured) Twin DOB:14/02/18 sire: DOLWEN TWILIGHT S960/T1 gs: SCOULTON PUFFIN 208C/P401 dam: SCOULTON 208C/U576 113 208C/Y1204 (Coloured) Twin DOB:15/02/18 sire: DOLWEN TWILIGHT S960/T1 gs: ARBERTH LOVERBOY S820/L6 dam: ARBERTH S820/T8 Mrs P Wills, An Chapel Coth, Grumbla, Sancreed, Penzance 268 114 (Coloured) sire: CORYDON SHADOW SM0064 gs: ASHLEY MOOR HALL TITANIUM MC0788 dam: FC5241 V09/448C Good strong correct lamb. Halter trained. 115 (White) sire: HILTON WINDSOR dam: F34096 00607 Good strong halter trained correct lamb. LM & WG Hawker, Brixton Barton, Shaugh Prior 270 1 Coloured Ryeland FM Ram Wormed and Crovect’d. SHEEP Pen No. S Birbeck, Highlands, Orley Road, Ipplepen 271 5 Dorset Down FM Ewes In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d and wormed. C & A Williams, Wonham Barton, Bampton, Tiverton 272 2 Llanwenog Ewes (Sire: Keepers L156, born April 2014) 273 2 Llanwenog Ewes (Sire: Charndon Harrier, born April 2015) 274 2 Llanwenog Ewes (Sire: Glanrhyd S249, born April 2016) 275-276 8 Llanwenog Shearling Ewes (Sire: Glanrhyd S249) Genuine total lambing flock dispersal of Pedigree Llanwenogs. Flock registered (from the Brendon Llanwenog flock 221) All reared lambs. Enzo & Toxo vaccinated. Wormed April 2018 with Levacide, Clik’d 10th July. Farm Assured. Hardy, easy to handle, easy lambing, good mothers and milkers. Pedigree information available. Sires: Keepers L156, Charndon Harrier 00172/T70, Glanrhyd S249. RJ & D Gubb, Buda Farm, Langtree, Torrington 277 2 Black Blueface Leicester 4T Ewes 278 2 Black Blueface Leicester 4T Ewes th In the Heptavac P system, Clik’d 30 July and Farm Assured. D & E Tucker, 5 Harris Cottages, Vicarage Road, Blackawton 279 3 Pedigree Jacob Shearling Ewes 280 3 Jacob Ewe Lambs In the Heptavac P system. Shearlings are pedigree registered, ewe lambs are pedigree but not registered. C Fisher, Valley House, Washbourne, Totnes 281 2 Pedigree Jacob 4T Ewes 282 4 Jacob Ewe Lambs K Morish, North Breazle, Bratton Clovelly 283 1 Pedigree Jacob Shearling Ram 284 2 Pedigree Jacob Ewe Lambs (March born) 285 2 Pedigree Jacob Ewe Lambs (April born) In the Heptavac P system, Footvax’d and from a top showing flock. M Roberts, Higher Woodbeare, Kennerleigh, Crediton 286 3 Jacob Ewe Lambs 287 5 Jacob Shearling-4T Ewes 288 2 Jacob
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