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Aberdeen & Northern Marts A member of ANM GROUP LTD. CAITHNESS LIVESTOCK CENTRE TELEPHONE : 01955 621363 SHOW & SALE OF STORE CATTLE & SALE OF BREEDING CATTLE on MONDAY 15th JULY 2019 SHOW AT 9.00 am SALE AT 10.00 am Sponsor: TERMS OF SALE - CASH Aberdeen & Northern Marts would like to express their sincere thanks to Allans of Gillock for their generous sponsorship of this show. JUDGE: Ronald Sime, Bruceland, Elgin PRIZE LIST 1st 2nd 3rd 1. Single Bullock £20 £15 £10 2. Single Heifer £20 £15 £10 3. Pair of Bullocks £20 £15 £10 4. Pair of Heifers £20 £15 £10 CHAMPION - TROPHY and £100 RESERVE CHAMPION - £50 AT 12 noon : PRESENTATION OF TROPHY AND SALE OF PRIZE WINNING ANIMALS RULES FOR SHOW 1. Cattle can be shown in one class only. 2. If deemed necessary and subject to entry numbers, any or all of classes 1 to 4 may be split to simplify judging. 3. All First Prize class winners qualify to compete in the Championship classes, but right is also reserved for the Judge to select any animal he wishes from the pairs or fours competition for consideration. 4. Cattle withdrawn from or unsold at the Sale will forfeit all Prize Money. ALL EXHIBITION CATTLE MUST BE PENNED BY 8.30 am 3 PEN No CONSIGNOR FA No. Store Cattle 105 3 I Campbell North Lyth Lyth Wick 010946 106-107 4 Str M V & K Miller Myrelandhorn Kirk Wick 018056 106-107 3 Hfr M V & K Miller Myrelandhorn Kirk Wick 018056 108-109 12 G W Smith South Keiss Farm Wick 008880 110 1 Str D Kennedy Whitegate Tresdale Canisbay Wick 017312 110 1 Hfr D Kennedy Whitegate Tresdale Canisbay Wick 017312 111-112 8 Messrs H Mill 002964 Achscrabster Bridge Of Westfield Thurso 113-114 10 V De Paola Norland Lybster 013734 115-119 20 D & P Gunn Borgie Mains Castletown Thurso 013037 120-123 10 Str I Hughes East End John O' Groats Wick 017629 120-123 7 Hfr I Hughes East End John O' Groats Wick 017629 124-126 15 J K Manson Upper Northfield Wick Caithness 127-128 12 J S Polson Lower Thura Bower Wick 009514 129-130 10 A Norburn Cruithni Tofts Freswick Wick 018423 131-132 10 Str Messrs S Sinclair Upper Latheron Caithness 013785 BVD Accredited 133-134 20 D N Campbell & Son 002584 Bardnaclavan Farm Bridge of Westfield Thurso 135 10 M R & G S Jenkins Ha Bowermadden Bower Wick 015728 BVD Accredited 136-137 15 N D Brims Brabsterdorran Mains Bower Wick 001733 138 8 J D & M Mcadie Bowertower Mains Bower Wick 017246 139-141 25 J & L Mackay Ltd Hillhead Lybster 011298 142 3 M Mackay Buldoo Dounreay Thurso 012940 145-148 35 Str Firm of A A Younger Hoy Castletown Thurso 007572 149-150 15 Hfr Firm of A A Younger Hoy Castletown Thurso 007572 151-154 28 Str R R Mackay & Co Ltd Rattar Mains Dunnet Thurso 001374 151-154 7 Hfr R R Mackay & Co Ltd Rattar Mains Dunnet Thurso 001374 155-160 60 J & M H Brims Thuster Mains Bilbster Wick 010151 BVD Accredited 161-162 20 J W Sutherland & Son Granton Mains Bower Wick 009145 163 2 Str D A Budge Brae Edge Castletown Thurso 001691 163 1 Str N Macleod Olgrinbeg Scotscalder Halkirk 014395 163 1 Hfr N Macleod Olgrinbeg Scotscalder Halkirk 014395 Pure Lim 164-165 15 G H Sinclair & Son Nottingham Mains Latheron 009052 BVD Accredited 166 8 W & G Coghill Balnahard Harpsdale Halkirk 010675 180 5 A & M Green Roadside Gills Canisbay Wick 018239 181-182 15 N & J Erridge Spittal Mains Spittal Wick 015138 183-184 20 D Macdonald & Son 32 Larel Halkirk 015674 185 8 Messrs R Campbell Thirdpart Watten Wick 016089 4 PEN No CONSIGNOR FA No. 186-188 30 D M Macdonald 13 Upper Dounreay Reay Thurso 012071 AA 189 3 Str J & C Munro Lower Westerdale Westerdale Halkirk 011128 205 6 M J Nicolson Lineside Thrumster Wick 206 10 D & J Macadie Lieurary Mains Bridge Of Westfield Thurso Breeding Cattle Dispersal S Ganson, Lhaid Croft, Lybster 015990 63-64 4 Cross Cows with Oct/Dec Lim Cross Calves at Foot th th Been AI’d to BRB Bull from 29 March to 29 April Then Ran with Limousin Bull there after 65-76 18 Limousin/Simmental Cross Cows with Spring Born Calves th Been Running with Limousin Bull from 8 June rd 77 1 Shorthorn Cross Heifer Bull 23 May to Limousin Bull 78 1 Limousin Bull 5 Years Old Part Dispersal N D Brims, Brabsterdorran Mains, Bower 001733 79-86 15 Cross Cows with AA Calves at foot. Free of the Bull D G & B Watt, Cairntack, Belhelvie 013220 87-90 8 Cross Cows with Limousin/Aberdeen Angus Calves at foot. Free of the Bull. J & K Ross, Golval, Forsinard, Sutherland 011126 91 1 Pedigree Limousin Cow with Pure Bull calf at foot rd 3 Calver rd 91 1 BlondeX Cow with Limousin Heifer Calf at foot 3 Calver. Both Free of the Bull. Messrs R Campbell, Thirdpart, Watten 016089 92 1 1 1/2yr Old Limousin Bull S Crowe, Hawkhill, Keiss 017551 94 1 Limousin Bull – 8 Years Old Lingland Bred E & OE 5 PRIZE LIST IN ORDER OF JUDGING CLASS 1st 2nd 3rd 1. SINGLE BULLOCK 2. SINGLE HEIFER 3. PAIR OF BULLOCKS 4. PAIR OF HEIFERS CHAMPION RESERVE CHAMPION FORTHCOMING SALES Monday 22nd July 2019 10am Prime Stock, Store Lambs, Feeding Ewes & Rams Due to Buyer demand we are looking for forward Store lambs for the above sale. Monday 12th August 2019 Prime Lambs, & North Country Cheviot Hill Lambs from Dunbeath, Bettyhill, Forsinard, & North West Sutherland Areas and Sale of all Classes of Store Lambs, Prime Lambs, Feeding Ewes & Rams Monday 19th August 2019 Show & Sale of Half-Bred & North Country Cheviot Ewe Lambs and Sale of all classes of Store Lambs OTM CATTLE Cast Cows and Bulls, Prime Cattle and Sheep Weekly consignments for live auction sale at Thainstone Centre on Thursday’s Please note: All Cattle born after 1st January 1988 MUST be double tagged before leaving holding Please advise6 entries. FORTHCOMING SALES AT CAITHNESS & THAINSTONE JULY Mon 09 CLC Show and Sale of Store Cattle Fri 13 TC Summer Show and Sale of Store Cattle and Weaned and Suckled Calves Mon 16 CLC Prime Stock, Breeding Stock, Feeding Ewes and Rams Fri 20 TC Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle AUGUST Fri 3 TC Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle Gimmers and Ewes suitable for early lamb production Down Cross and Half Bred Ewe Lambs Fri 10 TC Show & Sale of Store Cattle and Weaned and Suckled Calves Store and Breeding Sheep Mon 13 CLC Sale of HISHA and Non-HISHA NC Cheviot Hill Lambs from Dunbeath, Bettyhill, Forsinard and North West Sutherland areas. Store Lambs. Prime Lambs, Feeding Ewes and Rams Fri 17 TC Commercial Beef Breeding Cattle Store and Breeding Sheep including Shetland consignments Sat 18 TC Thainstone Collective Sale of Commercial Vehicles, 4x4s, Tractors, Farm Machinery, Building and Horticultural Plant Equipment and Hand Tools Mon 20 CLC Show & Sale of Half-Bred & NC Cheviot Ewe Lambs Sale of all classes of Store Lambs Fri 24 TC SPECTACULAR Show & Sale of Store Cattle, Weaned and Suckled Calves Store and Breeding Sheep including Shetland consignments Fri 31 TC Store and Breeding Sheep including Shetland consignments 7 Allans of Gillock Ltd, Builders and Agricultural Merchants to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland from their five branches, can offer a service second to none to DIY and trade alike. Contact us at: Allans of Gillock Gillock Mains Seafield Road Watten Longman Estate Caithness Inverness KW1 5UR IV1 1SG Telephone - 01955 661211 Telephone - 01463 713270 Fax - 01955 661244 Fax - 01463 713393 Breckan Depot 1 Industrial Estate Finstown Dunrossness Orkney Shetland KW17 2EG ZE2 9QB Telephone - 01856 761594 Telephone - 01950 460417 Fax - 01856 761709 52 Fax - 01950 460013 Loch View Watten Caithness KW1 5XG Telephone - 01955 621609 Fax - 01955 621748 Web site : allans.co.uk e-mail : [email protected] 8 .
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