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Lincolnshire's Livestock Market SPECIAL AUTUMN SALE OF BREEDING & STORE CATTLE THURSDAY 25TH OCTOBER 2018 at 11.30am (approx) 2 STOCK BULLS Newmarket 9 COWS AND CALVES Louth 37 IN CALF COWS Lincolnshire, LN11 9HF 23 BULLING HEIFERS Thursdays only 01507 602102 AND 97 STORE CATTLE (expect more) Sheep 01507 621111 All from Local Lincolnshire Breeders and Producers Cattle and Accounts 01507 350500 www.louthmarket.co.uk ORDER OF SALE - STARTING POINT DRAWN ON THE DAY OF SALE STOCK BULLS VENDOR ANIMAL BREED AGE TB STATUS COMMENTS G Russon & Partners 1 Limousin Bull 8 years 4 year testing Hatton J R M Mackinder Pedigree Aberdeen 1 5 years 4 year testing Burgh-le-Marsh Angus COWS & CALVES TB VENDOR ANIMAL BREED AGE COW STATUS STATUS All with August/September born S Renshaw 6 cows & Simmental x & 4 year Mixed Ages calves. Tetford calves Charolais x testing Run with Simmental bull NOT PD tested Grant Farming 3 cows & Lincoln Red x with Mixed Ages 4 year 6 mth Limousin x calves Langrick calves Limousin x calves at foot testing at foot IN CALF COWS TB STATUS NAME & ADDRESS ANIMAL BREED AGE COMMENTS All PD tested, in-calf 4 year J R M Mackinder to Limousin Bull due 20 Mixed Mixed testing Burgh-le-Marsh Spring 2019. All BVD vaccinated 4 Limousin / Limousin x 24-36mths 2 Limousin x & 4 year PD tested in-calf to C Ward Charolais x 72 mths testing Limousin Bull, due Hundleby 1 Bazadaise x 48 mths Spring 2019 1 Limousin x 120 mths 4 year In-calf to Limousin G & K Blakey www.louthmarket.co.uk 1 Simmental x 84 mths testing Bull. PD tested Sotby 6-7mths Lincolnshire’s Livestock Market Louth Market Auctioneers is a partnership of two firms Willsons, Chartered Surveyors of Alford, LN13 9DR and Masons, Chartered Surveyors of Louth, LN11 9QD. Regulated by RICS. Vat No 128 5916 48 In-calf to British Blue 1 Aberdeen Angus x 48 mths 4 year G H & V A Rutter bull. PD testing 1 Limousin x 72 mths testing Sloothby before sale. Due 3 Hereford x 24 mths Spring In-calf to Lincoln Red Bull. Due Spring. C F Middleton & Son 4 year BVD Vaccinated, Dalby 3 Simmental x 19 mths testing group negative tested for Lepto, IBR and Neospora BULLING HEIFERS NAME & ADDRESS ANIMAL BREED AGE TB STATUS COMMENTS Hutson & Son Pedigree Beef 4 year testing 2 24 mths Waltham Shorthorn W H Jaques & Son 12-15 4 year testing Addlethorpe 8 Continental x mths F W Robinson & Son 4 year testing 6 Mixed Mixed Horsington E Sleaford Pure Bred South 4 year testing 7 18 mths Martin Devon STORE CATTLE ORDER OF SALE - STARTING POINT DRAWN ON THE DAY OF SALE NAME & ADDRESS STR HFR BREED AGE TB STATUS A W & K M Lewis & Son 2 2 Mixed 10-12 mths 4 year testing Grainthorpe S Renshaw 2 6 mths 4 year testing Mixed Tetford 2 9-10mths N S Harvey 10 4 year testing British Blue x 5-7 mths Tattershall J Hunt 4 year testing 1 Limousin x 8 mths Louth D & A Malkin 4 year testing 2 Pure Limousin 11 mths Asserby F W Robinson & Son 4 year testing 6 British Blue x & Limousin x 8-10 mths Horsington J T & W A Smith 4 year testing 5 Continental x 8 mths North Owersby 1 Friesian x T Ogg 4 year testing 1 Hereford x 19-22 mths Winteringham 2 British Blue x www.louthmarket.co.uk Lincolnshire’s Livestock Market Louth Market Auctioneers is a partnership of two firms Willsons, Chartered Surveyors of Alford, LN13 9DR and Masons, Chartered Surveyors of Louth, LN11 9QD. Regulated by RICS. Vat No 128 5916 48 Grant Farming 4 4 Limousin x 8-12 mths 4 year testing Langrick G O & M A Lenton 4 year testing 2 Charolais x 12 mths Wainfleet S P Chapman 4 year testing 8 British Blue & Limousin x 17-18 mths Saltfleetby R A Carter & Son 4 year testing 2 2 Limousin x 10-12 mths Faldingworth Stenigot Estate Company Beef Shorthorn x & 4 year testing 6 18-20 mths Stenigot Aberdeen Angus x 10 8-11 mths S M Kent 4 year testing 2 Limousin x 18mths Grainsby 1 20 mths 4 Pure Aberdeen Angus 7-10 mths G Leak T/A Willow Farming 4 year testing 6 Pure Aberdeen Angus Bulls 6-11 mths Blankney Dales 5 Pure Aberdeen Angus Bulls 6-7 mths R G Stones & Sons Friesian 3 24 mths 4 year testing Theddlethorpe 2 Limousin x PLEASE NOTE ALL AGES, BREEDS AND FARM ASSURANCE STATUS IN THIS CATALOGUE IS FOR GUIDANCE ONLY. PLEASE CHECK FULL ANIMAL DETAILS AT SELLING TIME. SALE INFORMATION • Vendors please note that all cattle born after 1st January 1998 must be double tagged and accompanied to market with their own fully completed passports. • All store cattle should be penned by 10am and selling will commence at 11.30am approx. Fatstock should be in the market well before 10am. The market will be open at 6.30am approx. • Refreshments are available. CONDITIONS OF SALE All heifers are assumed to be clear of calf on the day of sale unless it is announced to the contrary. If (i) within 6 calendar months after the day of sale a heifer warranted as aforesaid proves to be in calf and (ii) within 6 calendar months and 5 days after the day of sale the purchaser gives written notice to the Auctioneers that such a heifer has proved to be in calf at the date of sale either (a) the vendor shall pay to the purchaser a sum equal to 25% of the purchase money to cover all losses or (b) the purchaser may return such heifer(s) and her calf (if any) to the vendor who will reimburse the purchaser with the full amount of the purchase price (purchaser to pay for return haulage). All steers are assumed to be properly castrated on the day of sale but if any have been imperfectly castrated and no announcement to this effect is made by the Auctioneers at the time of sale, then the purchaser shall be entitled to return such animal(s) upon the day of sale or within 14 + 5 days of the sale, but after removal of the animal from the sale yard a vets certificate must be produced stating that such animal(s) are imperfectly castrated (vendor to pay for the return haulage). Vendors are responsible for the correctness of all information relating to the identification of all animals. If you are interested in selling fat cattle at Louth Market and are coming to buy or sell stores on the 26th, please feel free to bring along your fat stock on the day but please enter them in advance by phoning Russell Jeanes on 07966104101. The fat and OTM cattle are sold before stores, so the selling does not overlap with the store sale. Thank you for your continued support. CONTACT INFORMATION For all information or to discuss your marketing requirements please call Keith 07787 966696, Wayne 07796 961158 or Russ 07966 104101 Local Livestock Hauliers A J Coulson & Sons, Market Rasen 07774 740392 07778 926017 Philip Tagg Livestock Haulage, Spilsby 01754 890242 07831 109524 Stephen Cartwright, Boston 07976 261018 Broxholme Transport, Gautby 07831 746241 www.louthmarket.co.uk K Littleworth & Son, Belchford 01507 533242 Harvey Bros Livestock Ltd, Coningsby 01526 343729 Lincolnshire’s Livestock Market Louth Market Auctioneers is a partnership of two firms Willsons, Chartered Surveyors of Alford, LN13 9DR and Masons, Chartered Surveyors of Louth, LN11 9QD. Regulated by RICS. Vat No 128 5916 48 www.louthmarket.co.uk .
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