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HOLSWORTHY MARKET Sale of 300 Store Cattle HOLSWORTHY MARKET Sale of 300 Store Cattle Wednesday 17 January 2018 11 am Auctioneer: David Kivell FRICS FAAV – 07899 960272 Fieldsman: Alec Shadrick – 07767 896136 Holsworthy Livestock Market, New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 P DACK Sandwich Park, Parkham 8 Aberdeen Angus Steers 12mths A CHUBB Vearndon, Tetcott 8 Friesian Steers 20 – 22mths D SOPER Skeena, North Petherwin 3 British Blue Steers 22mths 1 Hereford Steer 23mths 1 Devon Steer 22mths 5 Friesian Steers 22mths BK HEALE Ashwell, Anvil Corner 8 Purebred Charolais Steers 11mths PRT & M BALSDON Patchacott, Beaworthy 12 South Devon & Limousin Steers & Heifers 10 – 12mths DG & VM HALE Lodgeworthy, Bridgerule 15 British Blue, Limousin x & Hereford Heifers 8 – 11mths WK BUSE & SON Carlumb, St Minver 1 Friesian Steer 19mths 1 Hereford Steer 16mths 1 Hereford Heifer 15mths HR YELLAND & SON Middlecroft, Clawton 8 Friesian Steers 20mths DG POMEROY The Barton, East Putford 15 Limousin Steers & Heifers 19 – 20mths BM & C HILL High Hayne, Beaworthy 1 Montbeliarde Steer 21mths 4 British Friesian Steers 20 – 23mths RGA WOOD & PARTNERS Forda, Thornbury 14 British Blue Heifers 15mths MR VANSTONE Berry, Thornbury (Never been indoors) 25 Outlying Hereford Steers & Heifers 18 – 30mths GJ HILL High Hayne, Beaworthy 9 Friesian Steers 20 – 24mths DC & WA THOMAS Treffry, Tresillian 7 Friesian Steers 21 – 25mths 5 Hereford Steers & Heifers 21 – 25mths 4 Aberdeen Angus Steers & Heifers 22 – 25mths AR & MJ ANDREW & SON Moortown, Shebbear 1 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Heifer 24mths FC & SJ WADE & SON Whiteley Cross, Bradworthy 4 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Steers 22mths 4 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Heifers 22mths 5 Friesian Steers 22mths PS & KM WARREN Middlecott, Beaworthy 10 Continental Steers & Heifers 18mths SS S BOWDEN Riverside, Clawton 3 Quality British Blue x Steers 10 – 12mths SS 2 Quality British Blue x Heifers 12mths SS 2 Hereford Heifers 12mths 1 Devon Steer 13mths B BOUNDY Magpark, Stratton 1 Simmental x Steer 25mths 4 Simmental x Heifers 20 – 21mths 1 Charolais x Heifer 21mths 8 British Blue x Steers & Heifers 18 – 26mths 8 Limousin x Steers & Heifers 18 – 22mths S GRIFFIN Thorndon House, Ashwater 22 Simmental & Charolais Heifers 17 – 22mths SS Y SPENCER Northcott, East Putford 5 Devon x Steers 20 – 21mths G ROSE Roseland, Highampton 10 Limousin Steers 12 – 20mths SS RS & SJ RISDON Hendrawalls, Camelford 36 Outlying British Friesian, British Friesian x & Lim x Steers 10 – 12mths D TURNER East Dodscott, St Giles 1 Friesian Heifer 31mths ~ PLUS FURTHER LATE ENTRIES ~ FORTHCOMING SALES • JANUARY SALES WEDNESDAY 17th – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Market & Mid-Month Dairy Sale of 25 - 11AM. Entries to include freshly calved cows and heifers from the pedigree ‘Acland’,‘Hayvalley, and Littleweir’ Herds and other regular vendors, 3 in calf heifers from the ‘Mabec’ Herd, 2 served & 4 Bulling Heifers and 1 calf from other regular vendors. 200 Store Cattle inc: 25 Outlying Here strs & hfrs 18-30mo (never been indoors) 31 BB & Lim strs & hfrs 10-20mo, 26 AA & SD strs & hfrs 20mo & 5 Purebred Char strs 11mo. 1000 Sheep & 170 Calves. THURSDAY 18th – HALLWORTHY Weekly Market on offer 100 Store Cattle, plus a Flock Reduction Sale of 100 Meatlinc x & Charolais x Majority 6 & FM ewes, all scanned in lamb to a Meatlinc, New Zealand Suffolk and Hampshire Rams. In Hepivac P System, due 12th March onwards for Messrs J & W Grigg, Treveglos, also 200 Store Hogs - 01840 261261. TUESDAY 23rd – HOLSWORTHY AUCTIONS ROOMS & MARKET 10 AM Stamps, Pictures, Models, Toys & Militaria Catalogued & Online Sale 01409 259256. PLUS General Household Sale of 500 lots in the outside covered pens – NEW Sale to be run fortnightly entries 01409 253275. THURSDAY 25th – HALLWORTHY Weekly Market & Special Sale of In Lamb Ewes. NOTICES 2018 • PLEASE NOTE from January 2018 new sale times at Holsworthy Livestock Market and Exeter Livestock Centre. Calves to commence at 10 am & Dairy cattle at 11 am. • FEBRUARY SALES SATURDAY 3rd – HOLSWORTHY 10 AM Machinery, Pig, Poultry & Army Clothing & Equipment. Entries Inc: Large consignment of metal sheep & cattle pens. Part Dispersal of Farm Equipment from 1 farm in Shebbear. 1600 gl Slurry tanker, Dung spreader. 200 New tools. Entries invited 01409 253275. WEDNESDAY 7th – HOLSWORTHY Early Month Dairy Sale. Entries invited by 10am Friday 2nd February. MONDAY 12th – HOLSWORTHY/HALLWORTHY TB Restricted Sale of Cattle. WEDNESDAY 14th - EXETER 10:30 am *** MONTHLY MACHINERY SALE*** Please contact Ian Caunter 07813 068935, [email protected], 01392 252262. LAND AVAILABLE BY INFORMAL TENDER • 525.20 ACRES available in lots ranging from 4.77 to 81.38 acres Holsworthy area. Available on mowing licenses, no livestock permitted. Tenders close 12 noon Friday 19th January 2018. Please contact Lisabeth Miller or David Kivell at Holsworthy Livestock Market 01409 253275 or [email protected]. • 115.38 ACRES (Approximately) of pasture land at Wotton Farm, Landrake, Saltash, Cornwall PL12 5AA available on a 3½ year Farm Business Tenancy commencing 25th March 2018. Tenders close 5pm on Friday 2nd March 2018. Please contact Mark Bunt, Kivells, Liskeard on 01579 345543 or 07879 640970 or [email protected]. EACH WEEK £25 Awarded to Top Price Store Cattle Kindly Sponsored by: ARK LANT Ashwater Agricultural Contracting & Plant Hire 1 x 24.000 wide Fertiliser Spreader with Vari Spread, GPS Tracking and Weigh Cells Lime and Sea Sand Su pplied and Spread ~ 3 x forage wagons ~ 1 x loading shovel ~ 1 x telescopic handler ~ 2 x dual muck spreaders ~ 1 x 2400 gallon self fill vacuum tanker ~ 1 x rear fill discharge muck spreader ~ 1 x 12.000 wide sprayer ~ 1 x 5 furrow reversible plough ~ 1 x 4.000 power harrow ~ 1 x 3.000 combination disc drill ~ 1 x fusion 2 round baler / wrapper ~ 3 x hedge trimmers - One on orbital 5ft head ~ 1 x New Holland square baler ~ quad bike for weed wiping ~ 13 ton swing shovel ~ 3 ton mini digger ~ 2 x dump trailers ~ slurry umbilical with / without splash plate For further details and questions please contact: 07802 821832 .
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