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Start Sheet – DCVLGA Championship – 13th June 2019 – Stover Tee Name Name Name Club 8.00 Jane Vooght Hilary Richards Olga Lidbury Stover 8.08 Monica Digby Lesley Harris Irene Berry Stover 8.16 Lis Bacchus Jean Buxton Pat Swindells Stover 8.24 Terri Kennard Gay Cann Jackie Hibberd Teignmouth 8.32 Sheelah Dean Llinos Williams Claire Cary Torquay 8.40 Gillian Hardy Sandra Coventry Margaret Alcroft Bovey Tracey 8.48 Marion Seward Kate Purcell Mary Shepherd Wrangaton/Dainton 8.56 Ruth Bickle Angie Newman Maureen Taylor Wrangaton 9.04 Glenda Thompson Diane Clasby Kim Flook Wrangaton 9.12 Wendy Roberts Stevie Foster Nessa Mabelle Wrangaton 9.20 Valerie Holman Ayumi Coulton Jane Cooke Wrangaton 9.28 Julie Caspar Carole Pye Di Jacob Woodbury 9.36 Ann Spiller Angela Bungard Ursula Shulham-Shaw Woodbury 9.44 Anne Norman Lyne Beevers Jane Wood Exeter 9.52 Carol Rovira Chris Cantlon Liz Harding Exeter 10.00 Marcia Jones Marcia Collett Sue Stanbury Okehampton 10.08 Penny Deakin Sue Williams Cherry James Okehampton 10.16 Maureen Willcocks Pam Jarman Lin Atkinson Okehampton 10.24 Janice Thwaites Maggie Caws Val Dodsworth Okehampton 10.32 Janet Hughes Jane Watts Honiton 10.40 Mona Carter Chris Pearce Elizabeth Wood Honiton 10.48 Elizabeth Ward Sue Ritchie Gill Johnson Honiton 10.56 Liz Rogers Diana Gee Ann Desmoulins Honiton 11.04 Christine Davies Wendy Membery Ann Shuttleworth Dainton Park 11.12 Marcia Vojtisek Sue Gurney Julie Warner Dainton Park 11.20 Judith Ezard Rickie Pawsey Fan Shrubsole Oke’ton/Stover/Crediton 11.28 Lyn Playford Wendy Taylor Di Parsons Woodbury/Crediton 11.36 Marian Stevens Janice Carroll Anne Franklin Tiverton 11.44 Julia Cole Christine Young Sally Fetherston Tiverton 11.52 Ros Williams Marjorie Hallam Liz Hall Tiverton 12.00 Elaine Bright Lea Finding Jo Goldsworthy East Devon 12.16 Deirdre Mackness Joy Wisom Linda Holdway East Devon 12.24 Rosemary Pratt Jan Morrison Sandra Sydenham East Devon/Woodbury 12.32 Lou Vassie Liz Payne Shelagh Jansen Stover 12.40 Maria Heard Margaret Powell Hilary Greenaway East Devon 12.48 Linda Knapton Anne Serle Barbara Middleditch East Devon 12.56 Ali Miller Sally Rex Jill Dunsford East Devon 13.04 Sylvia Caunter Barbara Lake Yvonne Bowler Holsworthy 13.12 Stella Thompson Caroline Bond Jill Wellington Axe Cliff 13.20 Sue Elson Sue Ray Anne Jarvis Dainton/Bovey/Axe Cliff 13.28 Pauline Down Sue Short Bee Baker Libbaton 13.36 Paula Wilsmore Val Symons Meg Whittaker Libbaton 13.44 Rosamund Kikadas Sue Pearman Sue Gullick Yelverton 13.52 Jean Wills Fran Svenson Val Kimberley Ilfracombe 14.00 Stephanie Long Jill Bastock Janet Pollard Ilfracombe .

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HOLSWORTHY MARKET REPORT Wednesday 15 July 2020 EVERY WEDNESDAY Gates open 6am SALE TIMES 09:45 am - Draft Ewes followed by Finished Lambs 10:30 am - Store Lambs 09.45 am - Calves and Stirks 11:00 am - Store Cattle followed by Finished & OTM Cattle 11:00 am - Dairy An entry of 90 dairy cows sold to a sensational trade with the best at £2,200 on behalf of Peter Blake and family of Torpoint. Holsworthy Livestock Market, New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 1633 SHEEP - 09.45 am 1119 PRIME LAMBS, 54 STORE LAMBS, 455 DRAFT EWES, 2 EWES & LAMBS Auctioneer: Russell Steer 07788 318701 455 DRAFT EWES & RAMS A strong trade for a decent number with all buyers bidding well resulting in an overall average of £73.11. Top money for Suffolk crosses from Mike & Ken Hill of Bideford at £100.50 and £96.50 followed by GM Goss of Iddlesleigh at £97 and the Pearce family of Monkokehampton at £96.50. Plenty of heavy ewes £90 plus, mules into the £80’s and Swales to £62. Cull rams to £91 for T Speight of Holsworthy Beacon. 1119 PRIME LAMBS A super entry both number and quality wise saw the best young sappy lamb, as always, in strong demand. 9 pens over £105 to a top of £106.80 for CJ Olde of Bude, followed by both Ivor and Wayne Stephens of Holsworthy and RJ Daniel of Monkleigh at £106. Smart 46kg lambs to £105.20 for both the Luxton family of Milton Dameral and PG Hobbs of Kilkhampton as 45kgs peaked at £105 for N & B Trewin of Bideford and £103 for Paul Vanstone of Bratton Clovelly.
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