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Llandovery Market LLANDOVERY MARKET th Wednesday 14 September 2016 2875 SPECKLED FACE EWES Champion Pen 2015 – EB & S Jones & Son, Blaenblodau Including Sale for Eppynt Hill & Beulah Speckled Face Sheep Society Sale 10.30am prompt CLEE, TOMPKINSON & FRANCIS Livestock Auctioneers Chartered Surveyors 3 Kings Road, Llandovery Tel: (01550) 720440 On Market Days (01550) 721794 Mick Gough 07971 111096 Derfel Harries 07966 841304 Sales fixtures and catalogues found at www.ctf-uk.com CLEE, TOMPKINSON & FRANCIS On making your first purchase - Please complete this form and hand it to the Auctioneers. Lot No: ………………………….….. Name: ……………………..………………………………….. Address: ……………………..………………………………….. …………………………………..………………………………….. …………………………………..………………………………….. Post Code:..…………………..………………………………….. Tel No/Mobile No:..…………..………………………………….. Holding No:… ………………..………………………………….. Destination Address if different from above:……………….. ……………………………………………………………………….. PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS OUR TERMS ARE THAT PAYMENT IS REQUIRED FOR ALL STOCK PURCHASED ON DAY OF SALE. CHEQUE OR CREDIT/DEBIT CARD FACILITIES AVAILABLE. NO STOCK TO BE REMOVED WITHOUT PAYMENT. VENDORS NOTE ALL EWES TO BE PENNED BY 8.30AM TO ALLOW MARKET STAFF TIME TO READ THE ELECTRONIC TAGS. ALL SHEEP MUST BE ELECTRONICALLY TAGGED. CATALOGUE ORDER - The order of sale has been decided according to the Society AGM where regular vendors are rotated in each age range with new vendors placed at the beginning or end of each section as appropriate. VENDORS PLEASE NOTE ALL SHEEP TO HAVE BEEN TREATED AGAINST SCAB BEFORE SALE BY USE OF THE APPROPRIATE APPROVED MEDICINES - EITHER BY DIPPING OR INJECTION. HOWEVER THE EPPYNT HILL & BEULAH SPECKLE FACE SHEEP SOCIETY AND THE AUCTIONEERS WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY LIABILITY FOR AN OUTBREAK OF SCAB FOR SHEEP PURCHASED AT THE SALE. CONDITIONS OF SALE All stock is sold under the Conditions of Sale as recommended for use at Markets by The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, The Society of Valuers and Auctioneers, The National Farmers’ Union of England and Wales, The British Veterinary Association. A copy of these Conditions is exhibited in the Market and it is assumed Vendors and Purchasers will be conversant with the contents. All Ewes are guaranteed as to Age, Tooth & Udder. Purchasers must inform the Auctioneers of any discrepancy or inaccuracy by 10am on Monday 19th September 2016, and the vendor is responsible for any breach of warranty under the National Conditions of Sale. The Auctioneers ruling shall be final and binding upon both vendor and purchaser. The Society nor the Auctioneers accept any liability whatsoever for any claim in respect of sheep presented for sale as having been vaccinated against Bluetongue disease. Any vendor offering vaccinated sheep must present a personal warranty/declaration, a copy of this form is available from the Secretary or the Auctioneers. FORTHCOMING FIXTURES Fri 9 Sept – 5.30pm - EVENING SALE OF LOWLAND EWES & RAMS. Sun 11 Sept – 12 noon – CONTINENTAL SUNDAY SHEEP SALE to include Annual Show & Sale of 170 PEDIGREE TEXEL Male & Females on behalf of the South Wales Texel Club. Entries from the noted Ty-Medi (12), Brynderi (9), Lypehill (2), Towy Texels (2), Peacehay (16), Caebetran (7), Canllefaes (8), Trefere (5), Bwlchygwynt (4), Scurlage Castle (7), Welsh (4), Hewshan (1), Marlsbrough (12), Llanthomas (4), Mabon (18), Preswylfa (9), Tynewydd (16), Topbank (1), Brywen (4), Cennen (5), Scolton (15), Millend (6), Fern (2). Followed by Berrichon, Beltex, Blue Texel & Charollais Rams. Show 11am Sale 12 noon. Tue 13 Sept – 10.30am - 4520 LLANDOVERY WHITEFACE HILL EWES & EWE LAMBS on behalf of Llandovery Whiteface Hill Sheep Society. Fri 16 Sept – Monthly Sale of STORE CATTLE, COWS & CALVES. Entries close 9 Sept. Fri 23 Sept – CATALOGUED SALE OF LOWLAND EWES & EWE LAMBS. Fri 23 Sept – SPECKLEDFACE RAMS. Sun 25 Sept – 12th ANNUAL COLOURED BREED SHEEP SALE. Mon 26 Sept – LLANDOVERY WHITEFACE HILL RAMS. Wed 28 Sept – SPECKLEDFACE EWE LAMBS. EPPYNT HILL & BEULAH SPECKLEDFACE SHEEP SOCIETY Included in today’s sale are sections for Registered Yearlings, Two, Three and Four Year Old Ewes. All Ewes in these sections must be tagged and will be inspected by the Society’s Inspectors. No liability is accepted by the Society or the Auctioneers for any scab outbreak for sheep purchased in the market. There will be a show for the best pen of 20 or more Registered (1) Yearling Ewes, (2) Two Year Old and Upward Ewes. The Judges are: Mr D Evans, Caegwyn and Mr G Rees, Upper Pentre. Judging will commence at 9.30am promptly. All Ewes for the show must be penned by then, and the auctioneers must be notified by the vendor of the pen that they wish to enter in the show. One entry per vendor only. Dilwyn Thomas, Maesrhiw Perpetual Memorial Cup will be presented to the winner of 20 Registered Beulah Ewes 2 Year Old & Upwards. A replica will also be given. SPONSORSHIP Prize money for the Show has been kindly donated by: West End Cafe James Caterers, Ffairfach 1 Litre Liquithrive Sheep to the purchaser of the highest priced pen of ewes donated by Mr John Gwynne Agri-Lloyd Nutrition. SPECKLEFACED EWES PEN VENDOR NO. AGE 73/74 K PUGH, TROEDRHIWFELEN, LLANDOVERY 15 1 75/76 -DO- 15 1 77/78 AR WILLIAMS, BENLAN, PORTHYRHYD 15 1 79/80 -DO- 15 1 81/82 W JONES, DIVLYN, LLANDOVERY 15 1 83/84 -DO- 15 1 85/86 JOG & D JONES, GOLDEN GROVE, TAVERNSPITE 12 1 REGISTERED SECTION 87/88 M HUME, TY CRIBWR FARM, BRIDGEND 20 1 89/90 -DO- 20 1 91/92 -DO- 15 1 93/94 G DAVIES, DERWENDEG, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 20 1 95/96 GV JONES, PENCAE, FELINGWM 20 1 97/98 TI DAVIES & CO, CWM ISAF, CRUGYBAR 20 1 99/100 EB & S JONES & SON, BLAENBLODAU, NEW INN 20 1 101/102 -DO- 20 1 103/104 -DO- 20 1 105/106 -DO- 20 1 107/108 -DO- 20 1 109/110 -DO- 20 1 111/112 -DO- 20 1 113/114 -DO- 20 1 115/116 -DO- 20 1 117/118 -DO- 20 1 119/120 -DO- 20 1 121/122 -DO- 20 1 123/124 -DO- 20 1 125/126 -DO- 20 1 127/128 TWC WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 20 1 129/130 DH & AM JONES, DOLAUDUON, MAESYCRUGIAU 14 1 131/132 AD RICHARDS, CWMCELYNEN, PUMSAINT 20 1 133/134 -DO- 15 1 PEN VENDOR NO. AGE 135/136 T THOMAS & SON, MAESLLWYDIART UCHAF, SENNYBRIDGE 20 1 137/138 -DO- 20 1 139/140 DE THOMAS, BLAENCWM, TALLEY 24 1 141/142 -DO- 24 1 143/144 DH THOMAS, CILYLLYN FAWR, TALLEY 22 1 145/146 -DO- 22 1 147/148 JD THOMAS & CO, MAESRHIW, LLANSADWRN 20 1 149/150 -DO- 20 1 151/152 -DO- 20 1 153/154 -DO- 20 1 155/156 -DO- 20 1 157/158 -DO- 20 1 159/160 EM & GN HEMMINGS, BRYNBERLLAN, LLANFYNYDD 20 1 161/162 -DO- 20 1 163/164 DA EVANS, CAEGWYN, HARFORD 20 1 165/166 -DO- 20 1 167/168 WJE, AM & IDP PRICE-DAVIES, GELLYRHYDD, BABEL 20 1 169/170 -DO- 20 1 171/172 JD JONES & CO, PANTYBRYN, FEATHERS 20 1 173/174 -DO- 20 1 175/176 RL JONES, COEDSHONE, LLANGADOG 20 1 177/178 -DO- 20 1 179/180 JEW & SE MORGANS, GLWYDWERN, LLANWNNEN 20 1 181 -DO- 10 1 182 -DO- 10 1 183/184 M HUME, TY CRIBWR FARM, BRIDGEND 20 2 185/186 G DAVIES, DERWENDEG, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 25 2/3 187/188 -DO- 25 2/3 189/190 -DO- 25 2/3 191/192 -DO- 25 2/3 193/194 -DO- 20 2/3 195/196 -DO- 20 2/3 197/198 -DO- 20 2/3 199/200 -DO- 20 2/3 201/202 JC & MAB DAVIES, CILGAWOD, CAIO 20 2/3 203/204 -DO- 20 2/3 205/206 JD JONES & CO, PANTYBRYN, FEATHERS 20 2/3 207/208 -DO- 20 2/3 PEN VENDOR NO. AGE 209/210 T THOMAS & SON, MAESLLWYDIART UCHAF, SENNYBRIDGE 20 2/3 211/212 DH THOMAS, CILYLLYN FAWR, TALLEY 22 2/3 213/214 -DO- 22 2/3 215/216 -DO- 22 2/3 217/218 -DO- 22 2/3 219/220 -DO- 22 2/3 221/222 JD THOMAS & CO, MAESRHIW, LLANSADWRN 20 2/3 301/303 DE THOMAS, BLAENCWM, TALLEY 22 2/3 304/306 -DO- 22 2/3 307/309 -DO- 22 2/3 310/312 -DO- 20 2/3 313/315 -DO- 20 2/3 316/318 -DO- 20 2/3 319/321 TWC WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 20 2/3 322/324 M HUME, TY CRIBWR FARM, BRIDGEND 20 3 325/327 JC & MAB DAVIES, CILGAWOD, CAIO 20 3/4 328/330 TWC WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 20 4 331/333 -DO- 20 4 334/336 -DO- 20 4 337/339 M HUME, TY CRIBWR FARM, BRIDGEND 20 4 340/342 DE & DM JONES, TIRLAN, BRECHFA 20 4 END OF REGISTERED SECTION 343/345 W JONES, DIVLYN, LLANDOVERY 20 2 346/348 -DO- 20 2 349/351 H MILES, GWILI VALE, PONTARSAIS 22 2/3 352/354 TB DAVIES, BRYNHYNOG, LLANWRTYD WELLS 20 3/4 355/357 -DO- 20 3/4 358/360 -DO- 20 3/4 361/363 JWA & ELM DAVIES, TALSARN, LLANDDEUSANT 25 3/4 364/366 TDL JONES, FARDRE FAWR, TRAP 20 3/4 367/369 S MASON, BRYNDOLAU, PUMSAINT 20 3/4 370/372 -DO- 20 3/4 373/375 TS DAVIES & CO, NANTIWRCH, CAIO 20 4 376/378 -DO- 20 4 PEN VENDOR NO. AGE 379/381 DW JONES, GARTHLWYD, HARFORD 20 4 382/384 -DO- 20 4 385/387 -DO- 20 4 388/390 JC & MAB DAVIES, CILGAWOD, CAIO 15 FM 391/393 J DAVIES, PANTHOWELL, LLANDDEUSANT 25 FM 394/396 ET JENKINS, LLWYNCELYN, ABERGORLECH 20 FM 397/398 -DO- 20 FM 399/400 LR, HM & IR LEWIS, DOLAUGWYNION, LLANDOVERY 25 FM 401/402 -DO- 25 FM 403/404 -DO- 25 FM 405/406 -DO- 25 FM 407/408 M & HML PRICE, CORNELAU, UPPER CHAPEL 25 FM 409/410 G DAVIES, DERWENDEG, PENTRE-TY-GWYN 10 FM THE FOLLOWING PENS OF EWES ARE EITHER FULL MOUTH/BROKEN MOUTH OR BROKEN MOUTH, DESCRIPTION WILL BE GIVEN BY VENDOR AT TIME OF SALE 411/412 EW & MHH JONES, CLYNMAWR, RHANDIRMWYN 20 413/414 -DO- 20 415/416 AP AUGUSTUS, GILFACH, CYNGHORDY 30 417/418 J DAVIES, PANTHOWELL, LLANDDEUSANT 15 419/420 JC & MAB DAVIES, CILGAWOD, CAIO 12 421/422 WJE, AM & IDP PRICE-DAVIES, GELLYRHYDD, BABEL 20 423/424 -DO- 20 425/426 -DO- 20 427/428 -DO- 20 429/430 TWC WILLIAMS, PANTYCELYN, PENTRETYGWYN 20 431/432 -DO- 20 433/434 -DO- 20 435/436 -DO- 20 437/438 -DO- 20 439/440 MH & EA EVANS, CEFN, CYNGHORDY 20 441/442 DAS CONSTRUCTION LTD, GELLIFELEN, MYDDFAI 15 443/444 DC & SM DAVIES, CWMCOWDDU, LLANGADOG 15 445/446 M & HML PRICE, CORNELAU, UPPER CHAPEL 25 447/448 -DO- 25 PEN VENDOR NO.
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