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Sale of 170 Dairy Cattle Wednesday 20 September 2017 11.30 am Sale of 170 Dairy Cattle Holsworthy Market New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA AUCTIONEERS: Mark Bromell BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV FLAA – 07966 430001 Mark Davis – 07773 371774 FIELDSMAN & PRIVATE TREATY SALES: Robert Speck – 07909 538520 www.kivells.com 01409 253275 [email protected] 2 Index of Vendors MESSRS AR & MJ ANDREW & SON lots 32-37 Fresh Moortown, Shebbear, Beaworthy, Devon. EX21 5RF MR B BATH Lot 28 Fresh Newleigh Farm, Launcells, Bude, Cornwall. EX23 9LZ Lots 205-207 I/C Heifers MESSRS BONNER FARMS Lots 20-22 Fresh Ley Farm, Burrington, Umberleigh, Devon. Ex379NF MR P CLEAVE Lot 17 Fresh Lower Ossington Farm, Launcells, Bude, Cornwall. EX23 9NL MR O EASTERBROOK Lot 60 Fresh Cobham Week Farm, Bridestowe, Okehampton, Devon. EX20 4ET MR ACH GOVIER Lots 29-31 Fresh Handford Farm, Burrington, Umberleigh, Devon. EX37 9LD MR D HOOPER Lots 38-39 Fresh Glebe Farm, Follygate, Okehampton, Devon. MESSRS O J HOPPER & SONS Lot 16 Fresh Tilleslow, Virginstow, Beaworthy, Devon. EX21 5DY MESSRS RN & D JENKIN Lots 52-59 In Milk Treworgie Farm, Manaccan, Helston, Cornwall. TR12 6JB MESSRS DR & LJ JOHNS Lots 23-24 Fresh Burlone Tregoose Farm, Washaway, Bodmin, Cornwall. PL30 3AJ MESSRS JG & SG LEY Lots 101-181 Production West Brendon, Sutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7QW Sale MR B K MARTYN Lots 201-203 Dry Cows Dilland, Whitstone, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 6TD Lot 204 Bull MESSRS MOORVIEW FARM LTD Lots 218-222 Heifer Calves Moorview, Milton Damerel, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7LX MR D E PYLE Lots 40-44 Fresh Treasbeare Farm, Clyst Honiton, Exeter, Devon. EX5 2DY MESSRS RANCHES LTD Lots 13-15 Fresh Great Close Farm, Bridestowe, Okehampton, Devon. EX20 4NT MR D W RENFREE Lots 45-48 In Milk Trecorme Barton, Quethiock, Liskeard, Cornwall. PL14 3SH Lots 49-51 Y/S 3 MR D THORNER Lots 1-12 Heifer Calves Langaford Farm A/C, Barton House, Worth, Wells, Somerset. MESSRS MW & AC VANSTONE Lots 208-217 B/H Rhude Farm, Chilsworthy, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7JF MESSRS R & C WARD Lot 27 Fresh Flanders, Crackington Haven, Bude, Cornwall. EX23 0JQ MR MJ WEBBER Lots 25-26 Fresh Smithscross Farm, Drewsteignton, Exeter, Devon. EX6 6RD MESSRS HJ SA & J WONNACOTT Lots 18-19 Fresh Huddisford Moor, Woolsery, Bideford, Devon. EX39 5QX 4 Heifer Calves MOORVIEW FARM LTD MOORVIEW, MILTON DAMERELL, HOLSWORTHY, DEVON. EX22 7LX 0218 Holstein Friesian Heifer Calf UK363013101379 Born: 06.09.2017 Sire Dg Calando By: Mountfield Ssi Dcy Mogul Dam Uk263171303227 1st 6421 4.38 3.84 305 cc121 2nd 7212 4.49 3.87 355 0219 Holstein Friesian Heifer Calf UK363013301381 Born: 07.09.2017 Sire Seagull-Bay Mvp By: Mountfield Ssi Dcy Mogul Dam Uk382262201035 By: Morningview Levi 0220 Holstein Friesian Heifer Calf UK363013201380 Born: 07.09.2017 Sire Seagull-Bay Mvp By: Mountfield Ssi Dcy Mogul Dam Uk382262501038 By: Ballycairn Oman Pello 0221 Holstein Friesian Heifer Calf UK363013401382 Born: 08.09.2017 Sire Seagull-Bay Mvp By: Mountfield Ssi Dcy Mogul Dam Uk382262101034 By: Ballycairn Oman Pello 0222 Holstein Friesian X Heifer Calf UK363013501383 Born: 10.09.2017 Sire Normande Bull Dam Fr2216561620 1st 5115 3.65 3.16 305 2nd 6257 3.46 3.51 227 cc96 5 D THORNER LANGAFORD FARM A/C, BARTON HOUSE, WORTH, WELLS, SOMERSET, BA5 1LW Vaccinated with Rispoval Intranasal. 0001 Langaford Demon Frenchie UK377129600307 Born: 01.07.2017 Sire Wintersell Demon By: Edg Deman Dam Ironpear Gold Frenchie By: Abbeyhouse Mr Gold 1st 4245 4.33 3.67 250 2nd 9072 3.89 3.24 305 G.Dam Ironpear Jeeves Frenchie By: Ked Outside Jeeves 1st 8109 4.59 3.38 305 2nd 7825 4.30 3.31 237 3rd 11218 4.34 3.44 305 3.Dam Ironpear Shaker Frenchie GP83 By: Picston Shaker 5th 12713 3.64 2.96 305 6th 12190 3.60 2.99 305 0002 Holstein Friesian Heifer Calf UK377129400312 Born: 04.07.2017 0003 Langaford Demon Daisy UK377129700322 Born: 10.07.2017 01377129700322 Sire Wintersell Demon By: Edg Deman Dam Ironpear Gold Daisy By: Abbeyhouse Mr Gold 1st 7201 3.44 3.50 300 2nd 8348 3.60 3.33 305 G.Dam Ironpear Mccormick Daisy By: Gran-J Oman Mccormick 3.Dam Ironpear Shottle Daisy GP81 By: Picston Shottle 2nd 10195 4.59 3.48 296 3rd 10628 4.25 3.41 291 4th 13148 4.45 3.30 305 5th 14325 4.09 3.14 305 6th 11605 4.32 3.47 305 4.Dam Ironpear Convincer Daisy GP83 By: Wa-Del Convincer 6 D THORNER 0004 Langaford Hubbard Nosegay UK377129700336 Born: 27.07.2017 01377129700336 Sire De-Su Hubbard 12290 By: Cookiecutter Petron Halogen Dam Ironpear Mccormick Nosegay 2 By: Gran-J Oman Mccormick 1st 8278 3.71 3.29 305 2nd 10119 3.52 3.15 305 3rd 9069 5.49 3.24 305 G.Dam Ironpear Shottle Nosegay 3 By: Picston Shottle 1st 9105 3.74 3.22 305 2nd 7924 4.01 3.45 305 3rd 6335 4.04 3.13 221 3.Dam Ironpear Roylane Nosegay 2 G78 By: Roylane Jordan 4.Dam Ironpear Knight Nosegay GP80 By: Painley Knightingale 5.Dam Ironpear Pal Nosegay VG85 By: Crichel Principal 0005 Langaford Fry Maud UK377129100337 Born: 30.07.2017 01377129100337 Sire Gegania Doorman Fry By: Val-Bisson Doorman Dam Youlgrave Reece Maud 4 By: Askew Reece 1st 6751 4.17 3.34 290 2nd 7169 3.95 3.23 305 3rd 8901 4.52 3.13 305 G.Dam Youlgrave Nansen Maud By: Moet Nansen 1st 7769 4.19 3.20 305 0006 Langaford Fry Tara UK377129600342 Born: 03.08.2017 01377129600342 Sire Gegania Doorman Fry By: Val-Bisson Doorman Dam Maybar Matson Tara By: Autumn-Ridge Matson 1st 8446 4.23 2.83 305 2nd 11054 3.61 2.88 305 G.Dam Bringlee Lyster Tara Pi F73 By: Tcet Lyster 1st 8368 3.65 2.89 305 2nd 10421 3.06 2.95 305 3rd 11628 3.02 2.78 305 4th 11061 3.01 2.71 271 3.Dam Bringlee Dombi Tara Pi VG87 By: Dombinator 4.Dam Bringlee Test Tara Pi G78 By: Tesk-Holm Valiant Rockie 5.Dam Bringlee Blackstar Tara 2 EX90 (3) LP80 By: To-Mar Blackstar 6.Dam Wilsondale Ivan Tara Pi EX94 By: Junell Ivan M Elevation Layton 7.Dam Wilsondale Tt Triuna EX94 By: Hanover-Hill Triple Threat-Red 8.Dam Wilsondale Triuna VG87 By: Paclamar Bootmaker 9.Dam Trina Redstone Marvel EX91 By: Unh President Marvel 7 D THORNER 0007 Langaford Up Jan UK377129100351 Born: 06.08.2017 01377129100351 Sire Stantons Close Up Et By: Mr Moviestar Mardi Gras Dam Enchmarsh Shottle Jan By: Picston Shottle 1st 7028 4.01 3.02 283 2nd 8910 4.40 3.13 305 3rd 8343 3.37 3.00 305 4th 10113 4.11 2.94 305 5th 10492 4.35 2.95 305 6th 9203 4.81 3.15 305 G.Dam Enchmarsh Monaco Jan VG86 LP70 By: Mr Monacot 1st 10227 3.48 3.03 305 2nd 11529 3.69 2.94 305 3rd 12198 4.44 3.07 305 4th 13081 4.01 2.90 305 5th 12104 3.78 2.94 305 6th 11495 3.96 3.06 305 3.Dam Enchmarsh Capri Jan 2 VG85 LP50 SP By: Riglio Juror Capri 0008 Langaford Up Jan 2 UK377129200352 Born: 06.08.2017 01377129200358 Sire Stantons Close Up Et By: Mr Moviestar Mardi Gras Dam Enchmarsh Shottle Jan By: Picston Shottle 1st 7028 4.01 3.02 283 2nd 8910 4.40 3.13 305 3rd 8343 3.37 3.00 305 4th 10113 4.11 2.94 305 5th 10492 4.35 2.95 305 6th 9203 4.81 3.15 305 G.Dam Enchmarsh Monaco Jan VG86 LP70 By: Mr Monacot 1st 10227 3.48 3.03 305 2nd 11529 3.69 2.94 305 3rd 12198 4.44 3.07 305 4th 13081 4.01 2.90 305 5th 12104 3.78 2.94 305 6th 11495 3.96 3.06 305 3.Dam Enchmarsh Capri Jan 2 VG85 LP50 SP By: Riglio Juror Capri 4.Dam Dormarsh Tesk Jan By: Tesk-Holm Valiant Rockie 8 D THORNER 0009 Langaford Demon Prim UK377129100358 Born: 08.08.2017 01377129100358 Sire Wintersell Demon By: Edg Deman Dam Ironpear Gold Prim 2 By: Abbeyhouse Mr Gold 1st 10057 3.13 3.11 305 G.Dam Ironpear Justice Prim By: O-Bee Manfred Justice 1st 8170 3.39 3.29 305 2nd 9819 3.40 3.24 305 3rd 10422 3.17 3.28 305 4th 8665 4.13 3.50 305 3.Dam Ironpear Beretta Prim G77 By: Cogent Beretta 4.Dam Ironpear Rudolph Prim GP80 By: Startmore Rudolph 0010 Langaford Demon 2 UK377129600377 Born: 24.08.2017 01377129600377 Sire Wintersell Demon By: Edg Deman Dam Langaford Demon 0011 Langaford Hubbard Primrose UK377129500362 Born: 25.08.2017 01377129500362 Sire De-Su Hubbard 12290 By: Cookiecutter Petron Halogen Dam Larkland Primrose 10 By: Moet Melody 6th 5928 3.76 3.71 267 7th 9057 3.77 3.51 305 G.Dam Larkland Primrose 5 By: Summershade Inquirer 1st 5934 4.10 3.29 305 3.Dam Larkland Primrose By: Shoremar James 0012 Langaford Twist Sugar UK377129200394 Born: 06.09.2017 0137712900394 Sire Cogent Twist By: Picston Shottle Dam Moortown Mural Sugar By: Beaver Ray Mural 1st 6285 4.34 3.45 305 cc75 G.Dam Moortown Eight Sugar By: Crockett-Acres Eight 1st 6000 3.55 3.26 305 2nd 7652 3.92 3.34 305 3rd 9608 3.94 3.50 305 4th 10245 3.55 3.33 305 3.Dam Treswmple Sugar Crystal 64 EX90 (2) By: Stbvq Rubens 2nd 10762 3.72 3.00 305 3rd 11242 4.05 3.12 305 7th 10254 3.81 3.05 305 4.Dam Tresemple Sugar Crystal 55 GP82 By: Startmore Rudolph 5.Dam Tresemple Sugar Crystal 50 GP83 By: A Ronnybrook Prelude 6.Dam Tresemple Sugar Crystal 38 GP83 By: Powis Duke 7.Dam Tresemple Sugar Crystal 30 By: Barold Rock Seal 9.Dam Tresemple Sugar Crystal 8 VG85 By: Brynhyfryd Emporer 9 In Milk Cows and Heifers RANCHES LTD GREAT CLOSE FARM, BRIDESTOWE, OKEHAMPTON, DEVON.
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