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Store Cattle Catalogue Aberdeen & Northern Marts A DIVISION OF ANM GROUP LTD THAINSTONE CENTRE, INVERURIE TELEPHONE : 01467 623710 WEEKLY SALE of YOUNG & WEANED CALVES YOUNG BULLS STORE CATTLE FRIDAY 6th AUGUST 2021 SALE ARRANGEMENTS Sale Ring 2: 10.00am Young & Weaned Calves Young Bulls Store Cattle TERMS OF SALE - CASH PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. INDICATOR BOARD ABBREVIATIONS SPE = SCOTCH POTENTIAL ELIGIBLE (Formerly Scotch Assured) FA= FARM ASSURED NA = NON ASSURED Young & Weaned Calves Q 331 1 E F Mutch & Son 010312 Burnside of Whitefield Forglen Banff Q 332 6 D & N Murphy Woodend Farm Auchterless Turriff 017311 Q 333 2 W Robertson & Son 002927 Fodderletter Tomintoul Ballindalloch BVD Accredited Q 333 1 M Robertson 002927 Fodderletter Farms Mid Fodderletter Tomintoul BVD Accredited Q 334-336 20 D W Low Pittenkerrie Glassel Banchory 013017 Young Bulls Q 337 1 J & K Copland South Fordtown Kintore 018171 Q 338 2 G MacMillan 4 Back of Keppoch Arisaig Invernesshire Q 339 2 F & J Greig Tillyfour Udny Ellon 004895 BVD Accredited Q 340 5 W McIntosh Chapelpark Croft Forgue Huntly 017656 Q 341 6 W & A Oag 009050 Scrabster House Scrabster Mains By Thurso BVD Accredited P 321 1 CHX J & M Dearness Ltd Knowe Sanday Orkney 005052 BVD Accredited P 322 5 J F Gaddie Mooness Farm Holm Orkney 005118 BVD Accredited P 323-324 11 M J & M Blower Horndoyne Oyne Insch P 325 1 R Ward Mill of Towie Farm Cullen Buckie 016130 P 326 3 R & N Barclay Tocherford Harestone Crathes 001106 P 327 5 J M Miller Westend Newport Berriedale P 328 1 Cullisse Partners Cullisse Farm Nigg Tain 012288 P 329 2 Sheep Park Farms Bridge Of Marnoch Huntly 011415 Store Cattle P 310 1 HFR AAX G Hendry Wester Manbeen Farm Elgin 011457 P 311-312 7 HFR R Taylor Newbigging Tornaveen Torphins 012438 P 313 6 STR P Paterson Westerton Forgue Huntly P 314-315 8 HFR H Milne & Son Logie Gamrie Banff 000503 BVD Accredited P 316 3 J Durno Mansefield Inverkeithny Huntly P 317-319 15 H & A G Laing Wallfield Lochhills Elgin 002506 PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. O 299 4 STR AAX B J Thomson Cockmurra Holm Orkney 009042 BVD Accredited O 300 1 HFR LMX Berriedale Farms Ltd South Ronaldsay Orkney 000904 O 300 2 STR A Harcus Messiegate Farm Tankerness Orkney 002453 BVD Accredited O 301-302 9 HFR AA Elsick Estate Newhall Newtonhill 001101 & SMX BVD Accredited O 303-308 50 Aberdeen & Northern Marts 008130 O 288-293 Braeside Farm Thainstone Inverurie O 294-297 20 STR G Smollet Rockyden Meikle Wartle Inverurie 017284 N 277-280 20 STR T A Bisset & Son Bishopston Kinellar 006851 N 281 4 HFR LMX D & K Morgan Bryameadow Farm Twatt Orkney 005114 N 282-284 14 STR Binscarth Farms Binscarth Finstown Orkney 000586 N 285-286 12 STR G J Lumsden Meikle Begshill Drumblade Huntly 011049 N 266-269 15 B Duffton 2 Bogie Street Huntly 016862 N 270-272 15 W J Jack & Sons Woodend Muir Of Ord 008859 N 273-275 14 R B Milne Ltd Broombrae Kincardine O' Neil 011844 M 255-262 45 J T Wilson Barnyards Mintlaw Station Peterhead 010642 M 263-264 30 T & E Marks Westfield Fortrie Turriff 015475 M 244-246 BVD Accredited M 247-252 30 J & G Gordon Abergeldie Castle Crathie Ballater 004893 L 233-238 30 STR D W Low Pittenkerrie Glassel Banchory 013017 L 239-242 25 HFR SMX McDowall & Co 007782 L 222 Culquhassen Glenluce Newton Stewart BVD Virus Free L 223-225 16 Crannabog Farms Crannabog Rothienorman 008327 L 227-228 10 STR LMX J A Lennie Cott Farm Rendall Orkney 015807 L 229 3 HFR LMX L 230-231 12 HFR A & H Sim & Son Rorandle Monymusk 003330 K 211 2 E A Sim Cairnview Rorandle Monymusk 003330 K 212-218 20 HFR SMX R J McIntosh Goval Dyce 012749 Suitable for Bulling K 219-220 50 W J Fraser & Sons 000146 K 200-207 Auchnarrow Farm Glenlivet Ballindalloch K 208-209 30 Firm I D Ross Coldhome Dallas Forres 009305 J 189-191 J 192-194 15 D G & B Watt Cairntack Farm Belhelvie Balmedie 013220 J 195-198 42 HFR J W Smith Gladhill Garmouth Fochabers 001166 J 178-181 BVD Accredited J 182 6 STR CHX/LMX I & K Tait Ingsay Swannay By Evie Orkney 015284 J 183 1 STR SMX W S L Muir Upper Onston Stenness Stromness Orkney J 184 1 STR LMX J & S Donaldson South Breck Burray Orkney J 184 3 HFR LMX J 185-186 10 R G Youngson Bendauch Kinellar Aberdeen 014843 PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. J 187 6 J Stewart Farmers Brunthall Newmill Keith 017989 I 170-174 20 HFR A Cartney Mains of Shevado Maud Peterhead 015853 I 175-176 7 G Yarr Witton Farms Witton Mains Edzell 014570 I 156 4 STR R Taylor Newbigging Tornaveen Torphins 012438 I 156 1 HFR I 157 7 W B Souter Lynemore Grantown-On-Spey 011570 I 158-161 20 R J McIntosh & Son 008823 Mains of Tarryblake Rothiemay Huntly I 162-163 8 G H Sinclair & Son Nottingham Mains Latheron 009052 BVD Accredited I 164-165 8 HFR B W Montgomery Christianhall Cuminestown 015972 I 167-168 10 J Cowe-Benton & Son Brawland Rhynie 011190 H 145-147 14 C & M E Tait Ordhill Tarves Ellon 004922 H 148 5 HFR K & J Scott Mains of Cairnbanno New Deer 004915 H 149-154 35 A M Walker & Son Mosside of Ballinshoe Forfar 009925 H 134 6 STR F & J Greig Tillyfour Udny Ellon 004895 BVD Accredited H 135-143 70 D G & B Watt Cairntack Farm Belhelvie Balmedie 013220 G 123-125 G 126-129 20 G Wilson & Son Fichlie Glenkindie Alford 008822 Treated with Premadex 19/07/21 G 130-132 30 STR B Buchan Clinterty New Aberdour Fraserburgh 008013 G 112-114 BVD Accredited G 115-119 25 A & S Law Whiteinches Pitcaple Inverurie 007335 BVD Accredited G 120-121 10 A & J Forsyth Aulton Craigellachie Aberlour 009596 F 101-109 50 R & N Barclay (Tocherford) Harestone Crathes 001106 F 110 7 Rothiemoon Farm Rothiemoon Nethy Bridge 002795 F 90-96 40 Kincraigie Farms East Kincraigie Lumphanan 003301 F 97-99 35 A Anderson & Son 010750 E 79-81 Nether Tillygarmond Finzean Banchory E 82 5 W Wilson & Son Bruckles Rothiemay Huntly 010580 E 83 7 James Watson Mains of Draidland Gamrie Banff 010130 E 84-86 15 J S M Matheson Woodfold Farm Rothiemay 017877 E 87-88 12 J S Youngson Westerton Echt Westhill 012856 BVD Accredited E 68-69 12 STR C & K Dalton 015854 Eastside of Shevado Brucklay Estate Maud E 70 5 STR LMX M Delday Quoy Belloch Deerness Orkney 011214 E 71 3 STR SMX S Sailor Banks Sourin Rousay Orkney E 72 4 HFR SMX/BBX E 73-75 15 A Falconer 010791 Pollowick Farm Cromdale Grantown-on-Spey PASS PEN NO CONSIGNOR FA NO. E 76-77, 57 20 STR J G Grant & Son 000103 AAX/HF Gaskbeg Farm Laggan Newtonmore D 58-59 10 HFR BVD Accredited D 60-63 20 W & M Emslie Cairnacreoch New Aberdour D 64-65 8 D Coghill Tofts of Tain Castletown Thurso 010778 D 66 1 Alan Mowat & Sons (A Firm) Quoynee Halkirk 009103 D 66 3 HFR James Swaffield Coldhome Alvah Banff D 45-47 17 A & A Duncan Meikle Cantlay Grange Keith 017123 D 48-49 12 AA R Ward Mill of Towie Farm Cullen Buckie 016130 D 50-51 11 HFR SMX G & M Thomson 017224 East Massater South Ronaldsay Orkney BVD Accredited D 52 3 STR LMX R J Thomson Trondheim Farm Rendall Orkney 009128 D 52 1 HFR BVD Accredited D 53-54 8 R Dinnie Birsebeg Birse Aboyne 012235 D 55 2 HFR Glassel Farms Ltd Mains of Glassel Banchory 009774 BVD Accredited C 34-35 10 D & P Petrie West Maldron Torphins 003327 C 36 3 STR I Marr Cultercullen Farm Udny Station Ellon 007534 E & OE FORTHCOMING SALES Operating under the current government legislation August we aim to stage sales on the following dates:- Monday 9th Sale of HISHA and Non-HISHA North Country Cheviot Caithness Lambs, Store and Prime Lambs and Feeding Sheep Thursday 12th Sale of Cast Cows & Bulls, OTM Cattle, Prime Cattle and Thainstone Sale of Prime Sheep and Feeding Sheep Monday 16th Sale of Store Lambs Incorporating Show and Sale of Half Caithness Bred and North Country Cheviot Ewe Lambs Tuesday 17th Sale of Store, Breeding and Island Sheep Thainstone Thursday 19th Sale of Cast Cows & Bulls, OTM Cattle, Prime Cattle and Thainstone Sale of Prime Sheep and Feeding Sheep Friday 20th Sale of Store Cattle including Thainstone Spectacular and Thainstone Sale of Island Sheep AUCTION PROTOCOLS IN FORCE FOR 2021 We are operating a strict ‘DROP & GO’ policy for all sellers of stock delivered for sale through Thainstone and Quoybrae. Farmers Delivering Livestock to Thainstone Deliveries made to marts as normal via livestock trailers/hauliers. Hauliers/farmers to unload livestock into pen beside loading bay. Farmer/haulier to leave premises. Mart staff to collect livestock from the loading bay pens and pen up in the mart. Mart staff collect required paperwork from driver across biosecurity line or via email (preferable) ensuring maximum social distance is maintained. Buyers Coming to Thainstone to Purchase Livestock Any buyer must pre-register their attendance at any sale with the mart office on the day prior to the sale. Buyers must declare that they have not been in contact with a positive COVID-19 case nor have visited a high-risk area during the previous 14 days.
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