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Lawrie & Symington Ltd Forfar Mart MONDAY 6 MAY 2019 Lawrie & Symington Ltd Forfar Mart MONDAY 6th MAY 2019 ‘MAY DAY’ SALE OF TACK, HORSE BOXES, CARTS & TRAILERS ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO ARRIVAL Sale to commence at 10.30 am with Tack in The Strathmore Hall Followed by Trailers, Horse Boxes & Carts Buyer’s premium of 10% will be added to purchaser bills + VAT at 20% on the 10% commission ONLY CATALOGUE £2.00 Tack to commence at 10.30 am in THE STRATHMORE HALL Followed by Trailers & Carts OUTSIDE TACK WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY OF SALE ALL INTENDING PURCHASERS ARE TO SATISFY THEMSELVES AS TO WHAT IT IS THEY ARE PURCHASING EACH LOT BECOMES THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER AT THE FALL OF THE HAMMER FORFAR MART TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR DESCRIPTIONS GIVEN TACK ITEMS 1 STALLION SHOW ROLLER, LEATHER NEW 2 IN HAND LEATHER/BRASS SHOWING BRIDLE 3 SADDLE RAISER PAD, NEW JOHN WHITTAKER, NAVY, RED/WHITE TRIM 4 GRAZING MUZZLE, ADJUSTABLE, PONY SIZE, BLUE 5 QUILTED WEATHERBETA JASPER STABLE RUG 5’6” BLUE 6 SADDLE, THOROWGOOD, BLACK 7 WATER CONTAINER/JUMP PROP, WARHORSE, PURPLE 30L 8 CLIPPERS, ELECTRIC, LIVERYMAN WITH CASE 9 BE-NICE CONTROL HALTER, AS NEW, RUBY/GRASS PONY SIZE 10 DUBLIN SHOWING JACKET 11 AIGLE GILET SIZE 12/14 NAVY/CREAM 12 FLYDEX STABLE SPRAY WITH VIRBAC APPLICATOR GUN 13 JACK MURPHY SEAL 3000 SALMON OUTDOOR JACKET SIZE 12 14 CRANE EQUESTRIAN MINK/PINK FLEECE PULLOVER MED 12/14 15 RIDING BOOTS SIZE 5, AS NEW. HUNTER BOOT BAG 16 NUPOWER VEHICLE CHARGER/STARTER WITH BOX 17 LAMBSKIN GRACKLE FLUFF, NEW – SEW ON 18 WEBBING HEAD COLLAR NEW, GRAZING MUZZLE, BLACK 19 LEATHER SADDLE, GENERAL PURPOSE 20 DUNLOP WELLINGTONS, GREEN SIZE 5 NEW 21 CHILDS WELLINGTONS BLACK, UK 13 22 FURRY LINED QUILTED WINTER BOOTS, MAUVE GREY, SIZE 7, MOUNTAIN WAREHOUSE 23 BOT KNIFE, ANTI-MICROBIAL CREAM 24 LEATHER, FULL LENGTH, XL CHAPS, BLACK 25 SADDLE BLANKET, FULL SIZE BLUE/WHITE COTTON ARGENTINAN 26 STABLE RUG, NEW MASTA REGAL BLACK 5’3” WITH CARRYING CASE 27 WESTERN STYLE HALTER BLUE/HORSE HAIR NEW 28 LEATHER BROW BAND GOLD/RED INLAY, NEW 29 HEAD COLLAR LEATHER BLACK/RED, PADDED, THROAT CLIP, ADJ NOSE RED, PADDED, THROAT CLIP, ADJ NOSE, BLING UNION JACK NEW 30 LEATHER HEAD COLLAR FULL SIZE 31 RIDING HAT, BLACK VELVET 57CM, NEW 32 STUD GARD GIRTH, BROWN 33 GULLET ‘EASY CHANGE’ SYSTEM, WINTEC/BATES, WIDE, BOXED, NEW 34 HEAD COLLAR PADDED LEATHER, BLACK/WHITE/BRASS STUDS, NEW THROAT CLIP 35 LEATHER HEADPIECE, WEBBING REINS, BLACK, BROW BAND DIAMANTE 36 LEATHER HEADPIECE, RUBBER COVERED REINS, PURPLE/DIAMANTE BROW/NOSE BAND 37 TBC 38 TBC 39 SHOWING STOCK – PIN, SHOW MASTER, SUNGLASSES SEXTON/SMITH FUNKY RED 40 VELVET GILET, SUNGLASSES FUNKY RED 41 FLUFFY PIG FOOT WARMER, SUNGLASSES OCEAN BEACH 42 IODELL FD11 – STRONG CONCREATE DISINFECTANT 5L, BUCKET, GLOVES 43 PICK AXE HEAD, NEW 44 GATE HANGER, PAIR SMALL BOTTOM, LONG TOP 45 GATE HANGER, PAIR SMALL BOTTOM, LONG TOP 46 GATE CLOSER, HUNTING STYLE, ELIZA TINSLEY KIT NEW 47 DOG COLLAR TAN/BLACK & DRY FOAM SHAMPOO 48 PARCEL TAPE 49 PARCEL TAPE 50 BARBED WIRE & STAKES 51 GRIFFIN THOROWGOOD SADDLE 52 QHP SADDLE PAD – NEW 53 ACAVELLO GEL PAD – LARGE 54 ACAVELLO SHEEP SKIN GEL PAD – LARGE 55 LARGE SADDLE STAND 56 SMALL SADDLE STAND 57 LEATHER HEAD COLLAR AND ROPE – NEW 58 PLEATED BRIDLE SIZE FULL – NEW 59 6’9” SHIRES MED WEIGHT RUG – NEW 60 6’9” FLY RUG 61 2 ½ LITRE COD LIVER OIL 62 BARBOUR TWEED JACKET – SIZE 10 63 SOFT SHELL JACKET – SIZE M (DUBLIN) 64 THOROWGOOD 54” STIRRUP STRAPS – NEW 65 50” ELICO MEMORY FOAM GIRTH 66 50” LEATHER GIRTH 67 54” PREMIER EQUINE GIRTH 68 NAVY SHIRES WAISTCOAT – SMALL 69 MUSTO CANTER JACKET – SIZE 10 – NEW 70 ARIAT BROMONT REG – INSULATED BOOTS – ULAR SIZE 5 71 WHITTAKER BREECHES SIZE 28 – NEW 72 SADDLE STAND 73 6’ 6” OUTDOOR RUG 74 HI VIS SHEET 75 SHIRES SAFETY STIRRUPS 76 LE MIEUX BOOTS 77 FULL SIDE SADDLE PAD 78 ESKADRON OVERREACH BOOTS 79 6’ 6” FLY RUG 80 FENCE POSTS 81 SEAT SAVER 82 6’ OUTDOOR RUG 83 BANDAGES 84 PONY SADDLE 14.5 COMPLETE 85 BARNSBY SADDLE MRD FIT 17.5 86 H7 BAG & BRUSHES AS NEW 87 SAXON FLY RUG 6’ 88 NUMNAH SHEEPSKINS LINING NEW 89 BRIDLE FULL SIZE COMPLETE 90 MISC BOX 91 PONY BRIDLE COMPLETE 92 HAT BAG AS NEW 93 LEATHER GIRTH 94 SADDLE CLOTH 95 WEATHERBEATA STABLE RUG AS NEW 6’ 96 MISC 97 NEW NUMRO SADDLE SAVER 98 IDRAL SADDLE COMPLETE 16” 99 WEATHERBEATA STABLE RUG AS NEW 100 BRIDLE FULL SIZE COMPLETE 101 PONY RIDING PAD 102 MISC 103 MISC 104 EMBOSSED WESTERN STYLE HORSE SADDLE 105 BAG OF HAY NETS, 10 HAY NETS 106 CALDENE BROW BAND 107 BAG OF MIXED LOTIONS 108 HORSE BITS 109 KORSTEEL CYPRIUM KIMBERWICK 110 3 PAIRS KIDS RIDING GLOVES 111 EXERCISE SHEET 112 WELLY BOOTS SIZE 5 113 JODHPUR BOOTS SIZE 5 114 BOREDOM BOOSTER STABLE TOY 115 HAPPY MOUTH BIT 116 HALF CHAPS 117 JOLLY BALL HORSE TOY 118 FEED BUCKET 119 FEED BUCKET 120 5 LEAD ROPES 121 2 FEED TUBS 122 BRIDLE & BIT 123 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 7’3” 124 PAIR OF LEATHERS & IRONS 125 LEATHER PUNCH 126 BRIDLE 127 2 HAY NETS 128 SHAVINGS FORK 129 HEAD COLLAR & LEAD ROPE 130 PAIR OF FLEXI IRONS WITH TREADS 131 LUNGE WHIP 132 SET OF COB HARNESS 133 PADDED ROLLER 134 NECK STRAPS 135 2 PONY HEAD COLLARS & LEAD ROPES 136 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 5’6” 137 2 SHOW ROPE HEAD COLLARS 138 GROOMING KIT 139 PAIR OF IRONS & TREADS 140 SADDLE RACK 141 SADDLE COMPLETE WINTEC WITH BARS 142 MEASURING STICK 143 2 HAY NETS 144 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 6’0” 145 SHOW LEAD & CHAIN 146 CUB SADDLE COMPLETE 147 SET OF LONG TRAVEL BOOTS 148 SET OF COB HARNESS 149 10 LEAD ROPES 150 PAIR OF LEATHERS 151 PAIR OF IRONS & TREADS 152 2 TUBS 153 SCHOOLING WHIP 154 FLY RUG SIZE 6’3” 155 OUT DOOR RUG WITH NECK SIZE 7’8” 156 NUMNAH 157 PAIR OF SIDE REINS 158 4 HAY NETS 159 ENGLISH PONY SADDLE COMPLETE 160 GROOMING KIT BOX 161 DOUBLE BRIDLE & BIT 162 HEAD COLLAR & LEAD ROPE 163 PAIR OF REINS 164 4 SHOW ROPE HEAD COLLARS 165 OUR DOOR RUG SIZE 6’3” 166 5 LEAD ROPES 167 BRIDLE & BIT 168 COMPLETE SADDLE 169 4 HAY NETS 170 PAIR OF RUBBER REINS 171 2 FEED TUBS 172 2 LUNGE REINS 173 SHAVINGS FORK 174 OUT DOOR RUG WITH NECK SIZE 5’6” 175 COMPLETE PONY PAD 176 BRIDLE & BIT 177 LEATHER PUNCH 178 2 COB HEAD COLLARS & LEAD ROPES 179 2 SHOW HEAD COLLARS 180 MEASURING STICK 181 HEAD COLLAR COB SIZE 182 4 HAY NETS 183 10 LEAD ROPES 184 OUT DOOR RUG WITH NECK 6’9” 185 NUMNAH 186 ROLLER 187 SET OF HARNESS SIZE COB 188 FLY RUG WITH NECK SIZE 6’6” 189 2 HAY NETS 190 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 6’0” 191 HEAD COLLAR & LEAD ROPE 192 BRIDLE & BIT 193 2 FOAL HEAD COLLARS & LEAD ROPES 194 FEED TUB & HAY NET 195 BUGGY WHIP 196 SHIRE BRIDLE & BIT 197 2 SHOW ROPE HEAD COLLARS 198 5 LEAD ROPES 199 SADDLE RACK 200 PAIR OF LEATHERS & IRONS 201 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 6’6” 202 BRIDLE & BIT 203 COOLER RUG 204 2 FEED TUBS 205 NUMNAH 206 2 FULL HEAD COLLARS & LEAD ROPES 207 PAIR OR REINS 208 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 5’9” 209 2 FEED TUBS 210 SADDLE COMPLETE 211 PAIR OF LAMPS 212 SHAVINGS FORK 213 RUNNING MARTINGALE 214 OUT DOOR RUG WITH NECK SIZE 6’0” 215 BRIDLE & BIT 216 COMFORT SADDLE PAD 217 PAIR OF PLEATED REINS 218 PAIR OF LEATHERS & IRONS 219 2 LUNGS REINS 220 SCHOOLING WHIP 221 BRIDLE & BIT 222 BREAST PLATE WITH RUNNING MARTINGALE ATTACHMENTS 223 PAIR OF REINS 224 OUT DOOR RUG WITH NECK SIZE 5’9” 225 PAIR OF LEATHERS & IRONS 226 2 SCHOOLING WHIPS 227 HEAD COLLAR & LEAD ROPE 228 2 HAY NETS 229 PAIR OF SIDE REINS 230 HUNTER BRIDLE WITH WIDE NOSEBAND & BIT 231 PAIR OF LEATHERS 232 COMFORT SADDLE PAD 233 HAY NETS 234 PAIR OF FLEXI IRONS WITH TREAD 235 PONY BRIDLE & BIT 236 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 6’3” 237 SADDLE COMPLETE 238 LEATHER LEAD CHAIN 239 OUT DOOR RUG SIZE 5’9” 240 4 HAY NETS 241 LEATHER BREAST PLATE 242 4 ROPE HEAD COLLARS 243 BRIDLE & BIT 244 2 COB HEAD COLLARS & LEAD ROPES 245 LEATHER STUD GUARD 246 COMFORT SADDLE PAD 247 3 LEAD ROPES 248 BRIDLE & BIT 249 2 SCHOOLING WHIPS 250 HAY BAG 251 BLACK COB BRIDLE 252 BLACK SHOW JACKET & SHOW SKIRT 253 DRIVING CARRIAGE SAFETY SIGN 254 BLACK HAT 255 BROWN HAT 256 4’ 9” PINK STABLE RUG 257 ENGLISH LEATHER SADDLE MEDIUM 17.5” 258 CHANGEABLE GULLET BROWN GP SADDLE 259 STUD GIRTH & BREADS PLATE FULL SIZE 260 SHOW BASKET WITH VARIOUS ITEMS 261 PINK GROOMING KIT WITH ITEMS 262 CLIPPERS X2 (GOOD WORKING ORDER) + BLADES 263 LEATHER DRAW REINS & JFS LEATHER SIDE REINS 264 BROWN LEATHER BREAST PLATE FULL SIZE 265 ROMA – BRIDLE, BOOT & HAT BAG 266 MOUNTAIN HORSE LONG BLACK LEATHER BOOTS 7.5 267 STUDS 268 CHAMPION 3 X-COUNTRY HAT 269 HATS X2 270 CHARLES OWEN SJ XP HAT 7.25 271 BOX OF VARIOUS ITEMS 272 LEATHER SHOW ROPES 273 BOX OF VARIOUS ITEMS 274 NEW GENERATOR 275 XC SHIRTS X2 276 STIRRUP LEATHERS 277 BOX OF JODHPURS 278 TEQUE STYLE SHIRTS SIZE 18 X2 279 SHOW WAIST COAT SIZE 50 280 TALLY HO BREACHES 34R NEW 281 RODNEY POWELL BACK PROTECTOR 282 JODHPURS & SHOW SHIRTS X2 283 CHILD SHOW JACKET, SHIRT & TIE SIZE 22 284 KIDS TWEED SHOW JACKET & JODHPURS SIZE 2YRS 285 XC SHIRT & JODHPURS 286 NEW HKM SHELL JUMPING JACKET 287 N/F 288 LE MIEUX PROSPORT WHITE SADDLE CLOTH FULL SIZE 289 NAVY BLUE & BLACK SHOW JACKETS 290 LONG BOOTS, SIZE 4, NEW 291 1X LONG + 2 X SHORT BOOTS, SIZE 5 292 4X HALF CHAPS 293 2X BODY PROTECTORS 294 2X TOPS & SILKS SIZE 36” 295 3X BREECHES SIZE 26” 296 3X JODHPURS SIZE 26” 297 3X BREECHES/ JODS/ JEANS SIZE 26” 298 3X BREECHES, SIZE 24” 299 3X JODHPURS, SIZE 24” 300 3X JODHPURS, SIZE 24” 301 4X JODHPURS, SIZE 24” 302 AGE 10 JODHPURS & GLOVES 303 20-22” CHILDS JODHPURS 304 2X SHIRTS SIZE 32-33” 305 2X RUGS 6’6” 306 2X RUGS 6’6” 307 STABLE RUG 6’6” 308 4X RUGS 6’0” 309 3X RUGS 5’9” 310 6X RUGS 5’0” 311 3X ANTISWEAT SHEETS & 4X SURCINGLES 312 PONY HEAD COLLAR, ROPE & RUG 313 FOAL RUG 314 TURNOUT NECK COVER, FULL SIZE 315 TURNOUT NECK COVER, FULL SIZE 316 STABLE NECK COVER, COB/FULL SIZE 317 3X SURCINGLES
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