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2Nd SEASONS SHOW & SALE 11.30AM SATURDAY 8 2nd SEASONS SHOW & SALE On behalf of the Members of the Devon & Cornwall Longwool Flockbook Association 11.30AM SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018 As well as the Autumn Rare and Native Breed Sale. HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET Judging the Devon & Cornwall Longwools at Exeter 2018 ENTRIES COMPRISE: 11 RAMS & 32 FEMALES Plus Flock Dispersal Sale of 55 on behalf of Mr C Mooney & Miss A Bolitho, Liskeard. Show to commence at 09.30am. Sale to commence at 11.30am with the Ewes followed by the Rams followed by the Flock Dispersal. Judge: Mr Geoffrey Hosegood HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 [email protected] www.kivells.com SHOW TO COMMENCE AT 09.30am Judge: Mr Geoffrey Hosegood SHOW CLASSES Class 1 - Pair of Shearling Ewes Class 2 - Pair of Older Ewes Class 3 – Pen of Ewes or Ewe Lambs Class 4 – Shearling Rams Class 5 – Rams of Any Age (Sale only) ORDER OF SALE Sale to commence at 11.30am with the Pairs of Ewes, followed by Breeding Ewes and the Rams All enquiries to the Auctioneer: Mark Bromell, Kivells, Holsworthy 01409 253275 or 07966 430001 List of Vendors EMC BAX, Tregorden, Wadebridge, Cornwall. PL27 6EJ M BRITTON, Pelkham View, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 2EY M & S BROMELL, Worden Park, Bradworthy, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7TW M H COUMBE & SON Beals Farm, Stoke Climsland, Callington. PL17 8LR DRAKE BROS, Essington Park, North Tawton, Devon. EX20 2EZ GN & EJ HOSEGOOD, Yeatheridge, East Worlington, Crediton. EX17 4TN THERESA M IRWIN, Deviock Barns, Cardinham, Bodmin. PL30 4DA C MOONEY & A BOLITHO, Wilton Farm, East Taphouse, Liskeard. PL14 4RB M SNELL, Orway Porch, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 ZEY RE & D SNELL, Orway Porch, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 ZEY JG & SJ TANCOCK, Ashburton Farm, Kelly Bray, Callington. PL17 8EG GW & DM TUCKER, Tinney Hall Farm, Lewannick, Launceston. PL15 7QE Pen Lot PAIR OF SHEARLING EWES THERESA M IRWIN Deviock Barns, Cardinham, Bodmin, Cornwall. PL30 4DA Flock No: 789 Flock Name: Deviock (204) 501 DEVIOCK TRIXI UK0382488/00042 DV4445 2T Sire: Brom DV3539 Dam: Tresournes DV3037 DEVIOCK TIBBY UK0382488/00037 DV4441 2T Sire: Brom DV3539 Dam: Deviock Betsy DV3217 M H COUMBE & SON Beals Farm, Stoke Climsland, Callington, Cornwall. PL17 8LR Flock No: 712 Flock Name: Beals (203) 502 2 Shearling Ewes PEN OF EWES OR EWE LAMBS M H COUMBE & SON Beals Farm, Stoke Climsland, Callington, Cornwall. PL17 8LR Flock No: 712 Flock Name: Beals (202) 503 2 Shearling Ewes Pen Lot M BRITTON Pelkham View, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 2EY Flock No: 232 Flock Name: Kentisbeare (201) 504 3 5mth Ewe Lambs (200) 505 3 5mth Ewe Lambs EMC BAX Tregorden, Wadebridge, Cornwall. PL27 6EJ Flock No: 818 Flock Name: Tregorden Farm Assured (199) 506 6 FM Ewes (198) 507 2 4T Ewes (197) 508 2 2T Ewes M & S BROMELL Worden Park, Bradworthy, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7TW Flock No: 208 Flock Name: Brom (196) 509 BROM UK0363185/00906 DV4701 Shearling Sire: Darkeridge Henry DV3689 Dam: Brom DV3541 BROM UK0363185/00920 DV4703 Shearling Sire: Darkeridge Henry DV3689 Dam: Trendwell DV1898 BROM UK0363185/00922 DV4704 Shearling Sire: Darkeridge Henry DV3689 Dam: Brom DV3278 Pen Lot THERESA M IRWIN Deviock Barns, Cardinham, Bodmin, Cornwall. PL30 4DA Flock No: 789 Flock Name: Deviock (195) 510 DEVIOCK TESSA UK0382488/00041 DV4444 2T Sire: Master Minty DV3875 Dam: Deviock Augusta DV3371 DEVIOCK TIBBY UK0382488/00045 DV4448 2T Sire: Master Minty DV3875 Dam: Deviock Amelia DV3370 DEVIOCK TILLY UK0382488/00046 DV4449 2T Sire: Master Minty DV3875 Dam: Deviock Amelia DV3370 JG & SJ TANCOCK Ashburton Farm, Kelly Bray, Callington, Cornwall. PL17 8EG Flock No: 659 Flock Name: Kithill Farm Assured. The Ewes have been running with Essington Melv 2 DV3426 until 10.08.2018 and thereafter with Orway Sadiq DV4197. (211) 511 4 4T Ewes (212) 512 4 4T Ewes Pen Lot SHEARLING RAMS DRAKE BROS Essington Park, North Tawton, Devon. EX20 2EZ Flock No: 133 Flock Name: Essington (180) 513 BERTIE UK344531/00140 DV4430 2T Sire: Kithill Star Dam: Essington DV3090 M SNELL Orway Porch, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 2EY Flock No: 093 Flock Name: Kerswell Farm Assured. (179) 514 KERSWELL JAVIER UK381856/01191 DV4637 2T Sire: Kentisbeare Lenny Dam: Kerswell GW & DM TUCKER Tinney Hall Farm, Lewannick, Launceston, Cornwall. Flock No: 196 Flock Name: Kersbrook (178) 515 KERSBROOK FLAME UK380318/00621 DV4330 2T Sire: Kithill Frankie Dam: Kersbrook DV2789 Pen Lot RAMS OF ANY AGE (SALE ONLY) GW & DM TUCKER Tinney Hall Farm, Lewannick, Launceston, Cornwall. Flock No: 196 Flock Name: Kersbrook (177) 516 KERSBROOK KEN UK380318/00649 Lamb Sire: Kentisbeare Ferg Dam: Kersbrook DV3095 By: Orway Brad RE & D SNELL Orway Porch, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 2EY Flock No: 077 Flock Name: Orway Farm Assured (176) 517 ORWAY BORIS UK361856/01149 DV4196 4T Sire: Kit Hill Samson Dam: Orway DV2374 EMC BAX Tregorden, Wadebridge, Cornwall. PL27 6EJ Flock No: 818 Flock Name: Tregorden Farm Assured (175) 518 TREGORDEN UK0382537/02992 DV4344 2T Sire: Ashburton Billy DV2064 Dam: Tregorden DV3856 519 TREGORDEN UK0382537/02987 DV4357 2T Sire: Tregorden DV4235 Dam: Tregorden DV3862 Pen Lot M BRITTON Pelkham View, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon. EX15 2EY Flock No: 232 Flock Name: Kentisbeare (174) 520 1 RAM (DETAILS ON SALE DAY) THERESA M IRWIN Deviock Barns, Cardinham, Bodmin, Cornwall. PL30 4DA Flock No: 789 Flock Name: Deviock (173) 521 DEVIOCK TOBY UK0382488/00030 DV4434 2T Sire: Brom DV3539 Dam: Deviock Barbara DV3221 522 DEVIOCK THUNDER UK0382488/00047 DV4450 2T Sire: Brom DV3539 Dam: Deviock Bonnie DV3220 GN & EJ HOSEGOOD Yeatheridge, East Worlington, Crediton, Devon. EX17 4TN Flock No: 776 Flock Name: Yeatheridge (172) 523 YEATHERIDGE PERCY UK0374183/00592 DV4469 2T Sire: Coldridge Robin DV3070 Dam: Yeatheridge DV3168 Pen Lot Flock Dispersal of 55 Pedigree Longwools C MOONEY & A BOLITHO Wilton Farm, East Taphouse, Liskeard, Cornwall. PL14 4RB Flock No: 829 EWES (181) 524 4 2T Ewes (182) 525 4 2T Ewes (183) 526 4 2T Ewes (184) 527 3 4T Ewes (185) 528 3 4T Ewes (186) 529 3 6T Ewes (187) 530 3 6T Ewes (188) 531 3 6T Ewes (194) 532 6 Ewe Lambs Pen Lot RAMS (193) 533 BLACKTHORNE KERNOW 6T (DETAILS ON SALE DAY) (192) 534 2 2T Rams (191) 535 4 2T Rams RAM LAMBS (189-190) 536 15 Ram Lambs Notes FORTHCOMING SALES MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market. MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER – HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET & HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD TB Restricted Sale of Store Cattle, OTMS & Cull Cows WEDNESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER – HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET Weekly Store & Prime Market to include Beef Breeding Sale. PLUS Special Show and Sale of Stirks and Reared Calves. THURSDAY 13 SEPTEMBER – HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD Weekly Store and Prime Market to include 4th Breeding Ewe Sale and Special Sale of Rams. FRIDAY 14 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Store Stock Market to include Easycare Sheep & Fortnightly Pig Sale. Plus Sale of Dairy Cattle. MONDAY 17 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market. TUESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE 31st Autumn Special Sale of Breeding Ewes & Premier Ram Sale. Also Annual Sale of Ewe Lambs. WEDNESDAY 19 SEPTEMBER – HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET Weekly Store and Prime Market to include 5th Breeding Ewe Sale, Special Sale of Ewe Lambs and Rams. Also Mid-Month Dairy Sale to include Herd Dispersal Sale of approximately 50 Dairy Cattle on behalf of AL & EM Adams, Chacewater, Truro. THURSDAY 20 SEPTEMBER – HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD Weekly Store and Prime Market to include Monthly Beef Breeding Sale and Special Sale of Store Lambs. FRIDAY 21 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Store Stock Market to include 2nd Autumn Judged Sale of Continental & Continental X Cattle. Monthly catalogued sale of Beef Breeding Stock. Special Sale of Charolais Cattle. Fortnightly Pigs and Fodder Sale. FRIDAY 21 SEPTEMBER – HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD Hallworthy Evening Poultry Sale. MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market. TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER – EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE TB Restricted Sale of Store Cattle, Fat Cattle and OTMS. TUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER – HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD Evening Ram Sale and Breeding Ewes. WEDNESDAY 26 SEPTEMBER – HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET Weekly Store and Prime Market. HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 [email protected] www.kivells.com .
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