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Exeter Livestock Centre Market Report EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE MARKET REPORT January 2017 Friday 20th Store Stock Market EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD 01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com 324 STORE CATTLE, STIRKS & BREEDING CATTLE – 10AM Auctioneers: Simon Alford 07789 980203 Alan Webber 07967 718048 Steers to £1325 Heifers to £960 No let-up in the fierce store cattle trade with all types, breed and ages looking as dear as ever. Best sorts rose to an impressive high of £1325 for a pair of striking well farmed South Devon steers (28m) from Paul Caunter up from Kingsbridge, others with similar comments from Paul ran to £1125. David Drew of Lapford sent his usual strong, forward types and was well rewarded as his pen of three Charolais bullocks (25m) easily reached the £1200 mark. Close behind were a couple of grand Blue steers (21m) from David & Wendy Holland of Dolton which looked dear at £1195, whilst steers of the same age and off the same farm also sold well, with other Blue’s realizing £1160, Limousins £1160 and Charolais £1155. Fred & Jennifer Trott, Thorverton always bring an excellent selection of strong sorts and didn’t disappoint with steers all around the 20m mark rising to £1180 for a pair of rangy Charolais’. Whilst the same could also be said of Michael Tooze of Paignton who also sent a lorry load of cracking store steers and saw a group of four tremendous Simmentals (27- 28m) to £1175 as daughter Gemma also chipped in with her pair of Devon cross steers (27m) getting £1060 a head. John Simmons, Poltimore sold a Charolais steer (at just 19m) for £1150 but it was his Friesian bullocks which really caught the eye with an OTM steer selling for £1095 and a smart trio all around the two year mark selling for £970 apiece. Best younger steers (16m) saw £920 for Martin Reed of Kings Nympton with shapely Blondes. With no really handy aged, forward meat types on offer, heifers still topped £960 for an imposing, aged South Devon from Paul Wakeham of Uphempston whilst David Withers of Whimple saw £890 for a two year old Simmental and others of that breed (28m) got £875 for John & Helen Keep of Moretonhampstead. Decent Blonde females (20m) saw £800 for WS Coleman of Lapford. A small entry for the monthly Beef Breeding sale with in-calf South Devon Cows to £960 for Darren & Dee-Dee Sibley of Poundsgate, also a super 2014 born pedigree Charolais bull ‘Alren Jake’ made an impressive £1680 for TN Lightfoot of Callington. 200 SUCKLED CALVES & STIRKS – 11.30AM Auctioneers: Simon Alford 07789 980203 & Ian Caunter 07813 068935 A fantastic entry for our Inaugural Special January sale of Suckled Calves met a blistering trade for the many top quality consignments of calves on offer. Best steer stirks sold to a notable high of £950 for an exceptional South Devon steer (10m) from Alan & Liz Bartley of Cullompton followed by their trio of strong steers (9m) at £880 apiece. A further big run of quality sorts from Trevor & Martine Snell of Tipton St John attracted plenty of interest with several previous purchasers vying for their calves, a bunch of cracking Charolais steers (10m) looked dear at £910 whilst Simmentals of a similar age rose to £810 and a mixed bunch of four heifers fetched £650 apiece. Angus steers (10m) with named sires saw £800 for Andrew Cleave of Moretonhampstead followed by his pen of five neat Limousin steer calves (6m) which realised £750 a head. Well reared and turned out Charolais’ from Kevin Dinnis, Tedburn sold well and to £765 for steers (7m) and £675 for heifers with the same comments whilst Merv Hutchings of St Stephens saw £735 for bunch of four growthy Simmental steers (8m) as did Roger Bellamy of Peter Tavy with a pen of shapely Blue steers (9m). Devon steers (10m) from J Herdman, Tedburn ran to £665 with other native bred sorts to £680 for Louise Jewell of Bridestowe with her best pen of Hereford steers (8m). Stirk heifers sold to a top of £680 firstly for a pair of nicely muscled Blues (9m) from Roger Bellamy, a price matched by Robert & Janet Phipps of Exbourne with a smart Simmental heifer (10m). Courtney & Phillip Heard, Okehampton saw a pen of five tidy Charolais heifer calves (8m) reach £640 apiece. 58 CALVES – 10.15AM Auctioneers: Mark Davis 07773 371774 & Ian Caunter 07813 068935 A much smaller entry forward this week but what CALVES - 10.15 am we lacked in quantity we made up for on quality with a super show of calves which vendors must be CALVES Bulls Heifers congratulated for in this time of year. Top of the day Breed TOP AVE TOP AVE was £422 for a tremendous three week old British Blue Charolais bull from Charles Mudge of Tavistock 12 365 280 4 245 192 who sold another at £405. Other Charolais bulls to Limousin 6 325 271 6 240 180 £320 for Michael Pyle of Broadhembury. Mr PC Charolais 4 422 356 2 282 258 Clarke sold two super young British Blue bulls at Simmental 2 280 255 £365 & £340. Other Blues to £345 for Keith & Jane Hulbert of Honiton. Smart young Limousin bulls Hereford 4 235 215 2 185 170 sold to £325 & £305 for Alf Harris & Son of Aberdeen Angus 2 255 232 1 120 120 Tiverton. Simmental bulls to £285 for Messrs C & Holstein / Friesian 7 85 54 EC Mills of Sampford Perverell. Aberdeen Angus bulls to £255 for Keith & Jane Hulbert of Honiton. Heifers topped at £282 for a Charolais heifer from Michael Pyle. British Blue heifers to £245 for Russell Ashford of Buckfastleigh. Limousin heifers to £240 for Alf Harris & Son. Only a handful of Friesians with the best to £85 for C Dunn of Drewsteignton. 2246 SHEEP - 11AM Auctioneer: Russell Steer 07788 318701 21 ORPHAN LAMBS Orphans sold to a top of £22 for three pure Dorset lambs from Graham Hill of Sidmouth and also £22 for a nice Continental cross lamb from Tracey Pike of Luppitt. Other young lambs from Kevin Dennis of Tedburn St Mary and Stuart Williams of Sidmouth to £20, Arnold & Alison Dare of Kilmington achieved £17 and Richard Smaridge of East Allington sold four at £16. Smaller lambs out in number and harder to re-home whilst the overall average is back roughly a pound to £14.15. 2006 STORE HOGGS A much larger entry of 2006 store hoggs and what a trade for all forward! The large entry means we’ve sold just over 5000 stores in the first three weeks of the year to average £61.54. Best today at £75.50 for Seward Folland of Puddington, £75, £74.50 & £69.50 for David & Lynda Pellow of Sourton, £74.50 (x2) for BEJ Hallet of Pennymoor, £74 & £70 (x2) for Trevor & Trish Bolt of Huntsham and £73.50 & £72.50 for Phil Bond of Blackawton. More short term hoggs at £72 & £69 for Dan Kingdom of Pennymoor, £72 also for Dennis Tapp of Rackenford, Dudley Webber of Silverton and CJ Lee of Whitestone, meanwhile Milborne Wick Farms of Sherborne reached £71 and Graham Heal of High Bickington made £70.50. Six vendors sold their best at £70 and a plethora of pens at £69.50. Small and scruffy lambs look as dear as ever with very few less than £50, while the few hill bred sorts forward were £25-£52 depending on size. Overall average is up £1.68 to level at £62.77. 82 GRAZING & BREEDING EWES Five pens of Broken Mouth NC Mule breeding ewes sold scanned in lamb for the end of Feb to £91 (x2), £86 & £80 (x2) for Oliver Robins of Wheddon Cross while grazers sold to £70.50 & £58.50 for Louise Folland of Puddington and £69.50 for a ram from Kye Trevelyan of Westleigh. 137 COUPLES (57 EWES & 80 LAMBS) Another tight and varied entry of ewes with lambs at foot sold to a straight and enthusiastic trade topping at £180 (£60/life) for young ewe Continental cross doubles with young lambs from Kye Trevelyan of Westleigh, other doubles to £178 & £174 (£59.33 & £58/life) for flock aged mainly Suffolk cross ewes with sizable lambs from Marian Ash of Harbertonford and £170 (£56.67/life) for nice Dorset doubles from SF Langworthy of Sidmouth. More doubles to £164 (£54.67/life) for a Jacob x Dorset from Gaden & Morish and also for Michelle Parish of Uffculme. Singles sold to £141 (£70.50/life) for both Marian Ash with similar pens to her doubles and Gaden & Morish of Bratton Clovelly with pure Dorsets, and £140 (£70/life) for Richard Smaridge of East Allington with Suffolk cross singles. Further pens of singles at £138 for Marian Ash, £136 for Kevin Dinnis of Tedburn St Mary, £135 for SF Langworthy and £130 for Tracey Pike. Plain and indifferently bred types harder to place and upsetting the averages which were down per outfit to the tune of £10 to £136 whilst per life they levelled at £56.62, back £2. EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE RD FRIDAY 3 FEBRUARY 2016 Genuine Dispersal Sale of 233 In-Lamb Ewes & 5 Stock Rams on behalf of Carolyn Squire, Hurdwick Farm, Tavistock Please see website for catalogue (www.kivells.com) or contact Russell Steer on 07788 318701 for further details Annual Special Early Show & Sale of Continental & Native Bred Cattle ~ Entries now being taken ~ For more information please contact Robert Armstrong on 07791 484290 or the Market Office 01392 251261 EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE FRIDAY 10TH FEBRUARY 2017 SPECIAL FEBRUARY SALE OF IN-LAMB EWES, EWE LAMBS & COUPLES Entries for cataloguing close Wednesday 1st February Please contact Russell Steer 07788 318701 or the Market Office 01392 251261 EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE FORTHCOMING DAIRY CATTLE SALES (PLEASE NOTE SALES WILL NOW BE FORTNIGHTLY) FRIDAY 27TH JANUARY FRIDAY 10TH FEBRUARY For more information please contact Mark Davis on 07773 371774 or the Market Office on 01392 251261 FORTHCOMING SALES FRIDAY 20th JANUARY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Beef Breeding Cattle and
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