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Thame Market THAME FARMERS AUCTION MART LTD SHEARWELL THAME SUMMER SHEEP FAIR Sponsored by Shearwell Data DAY 1 – THURSDAY 2ND AUGUST 2018 16,641 HEAD 3272 BELTEX & TEXEL THEAVES & DOUBLE THEAVES 2327 CHEVIOT X & LLEYN THEAVES & DOUBLE THEAVES 2657 AGED EWES 1105 EWE LAMBS 7280 STORE LAMBS SALE TO COMMENCE AT 9AM PROMPT To be held on The Fair Field THAME SHOWGROUND Kingsey Road, Thame, OX9 3JL www.thame-market.co.uk 01844 217437 SHEARWELL THAME SUMMER SHEEP FAIR Sponsored by Shearwell Data 32,403 HEAD THURSDAY 2ND 5599 BELTEX, CHEVIOT, LLEYN & TEXEL THEAVES 2657 AGED EWES 1105 EWE LAMBS 7280 STORE LAMBS 300 BELTEX, CHAROLLAIS, CHEVIOT, SUFFOLK & TEXEL RAMS 54 PEDIGREE BELTEX MALES & FEMALES To include The Midland Beltex Club Show & Sale FRIDAY 3RD 5385 SUFFOLK X THEAVES & DOUBLE THEAVES 10023 NORTH OF ENGLAND MULE THEAVES & DOUBLE THEAVES SHEEP FAIR HOLDING NUMBER – 33/052/8005 PAYMENT TERMS STRICTLY ON DAY OF SALE UNLESS YOU HAVE CONTACTED THE AUCTIONEER PRIOR TO THE DAY SALE DAY OFFICE: 07891 402192 SIMON DRAPER: 07966 437114 Welcome to our 16th annual Summer Sheep Fair kindly sponsored by Richard Webber and Family of Shearwell Data. Helen Davies will be on hand should you wish to speak to someone. This year we have catalogued an incredible 31,803 head with increased numbers of older ewes and store lambs. The sale will be again held over two days with the Midland Beltex and Ram Sale on Thursday. I hope you will be please with your purchases and all vendors pleased with their prices. See you at the sale, Peter Surman Chairman CLASSES 2018 Kindly Sponsored by NFU – Great Milton Branch Best Pen of 25 or more White Faced Theaves Kindly Judged by J M Hanson & Son, Eardisland Best Pen of 25 or more Suffolk X North of England Mules Kindly Judged by J M Hanson & Son, Eardisland THE MICHAEL CAPEL-SMITH MEMORIAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Will be awarded to the best pen of Suffolks from the above class THE NORTH OF ENGLAND MULE SHEEP ASSOCIATION LTD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY Given to the best run of 60 Mule Theaves Kindly Judged by J A Baskerville & Son, Haseley THE ‘SHEARWELL’ THAME SUMMER SHEEP FAIR THURSDAY 2ND & FRIDAY 3RD AUGUST 2018 CONDITIONS OF SALE Except where otherwise stated by the Auctioneers at the time of sale, these conditions shall be binding on both vendors and purchasers of all classes of stock at this sale. All persons buying and selling such stock shall be deemed to do so with full knowledge of these conditions and such stock will be accepted for sale only on that understanding. ALL CLAIMS FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY MUST BE MADE TO THE AUCTIONEERS WITHIN ONE HOUR OF THE CLOSE OF AUCTION AND BEFORE THE ANIMALS HAVE LEFT THE SALE YARD. *NO CLAIMS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME* ALL CLAIMS FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY shall be settled by a person nominated by T.F.A.M. Such person shall have power to order the return to vendor of any animals which he finds do not comply with the warranty and he may order the payment of costs and expenses by the third party and/or compensation or, if time allows on the day of sale, resale by auction of the entire lot with all faults described. All animals must pass through the sale ring and be offered for private auction. Private Sales will not be permitted. Every vendor MUST ensure their sheep are penned in the correct pens BEFORE they are sold. The number of sheep in each lot shall be counted once leaving the pen to the ring and confirmed returning back from ring. IMPORTANT The time mentioned for making claims for breach of warranty must strictly be adhered to and no claim will be admitted if made out of time. The onus of providing that the claim is made within the proper time shall be on the person making it. EWES & THEAVES ALL EWES AND THEAVES sold in this fair shall (unless otherwise stated at the time of sale) be warranted by the vendor to be right and straight. The term ‘right and straight’ means that Ewes and Theaves are CORRECT IN THEIR TEATS AND UDDERS and CORRECT IN THE MOUTH. Ages will be referred by the age in years or shears etc. Vendors offering ewes of varying ages in one lot MUST disclose the number of ewes in each age group. Claims of breach of warranty of the above having been provided, the purchaser shall have the option of leaving such animal(s), otherwise the vendor shall pay compensation as defined in the LAA conditions of sale. LAMBS *Unless otherwise stated it will be assumed that ALL WHETHER LAMBS ARE PROPERLY CASTRATED. *Any complaint as to whether lambs have been misrepresented as ewe lambs must be made by the time stated above. Claims for breach of warranty under the above having been proved, the vendor shall pay to the purchaser compensation at the rate of 33% of the purchase price. E.I.D Sellers and Buyers must give particular note to the new LAA conditions of sale regarding liability as shown in the sales office. PAYMENT: All stock must be paid for on the day of sale. Terms are strictly CASH or CARD unless credit references have been cleared with the Auctioneers prior to the day of sale for payment by cheque. Cheques will be accepted from regular customers known to the Auctioneers. AGENT RESPONSIBILITIES: Persons purchasing on behalf of a third party are responsible for any debts incurred by the third party in accordance with the Conditions of Sale as laid down by the Livestock Auctioneers Association. WARRANTY OF STOCK: All stock sold under the LAA Conditions of Sale as displayed in the sheep fair office and those within this catalogue. SALE NOTES: Buyers are required to give particular attention to announcements made from the rostrum concerning animals as they pass through the sale ring. Confusion may often be avoided if alterations and amendments to catalogue particulars and other information of value are carefully noted when announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale. REMOVAL OF SHEEP: It would be appreciated if all sheep could be removed the same day, we have limited lairage facilities on the showground site. MORTALITY WARRANTY is charged to both purchaser and vendor at 20p per sheep sold at this fair valid from seven days from day of sale (please read conditions printed in this catalogue). Purchasers wishing not to pay the Mortality Warranty must be aware all sheep are at the purchaser’s risk once they have left the sale ground. BIO-SECURITY AT THIS SALE Please adhere to the current bio-security regulations – enter sale area clean and leave sale area clean. Foot baths and washing facilities are available. IMPORTANT NOTICE WHEN PURCHASING SHEEP I. Please use your bidding number and have your holding number ready when paying. II. No livestock vehicle will be allowed onto the dock before loading without having first shown their ‘pass out’ to the Dock Foremen who are identified by florescent jackets. III. All hauliers must have obtained their pass & KEYS from the main pay office BEFORE backing onto docks. 2018 VENDORS PENS ALLEY PENS ALLEY THEAVES & DOUBLES BREEDING EWES CONT. BELTEX & TEXEL HILL, R & J & SON 343-344 9 ACORN FARMS 105-107 3 HODGES, NF & SON 266-267 7 ALLAN, W H 33-40 1 MIDDLETON FARMING 350-353 9 BARLOW, MISS E 15 1 MOLE, ROB & CAROLINE 297-298 8 BROWN, JF 102-104 3 MORRIS, PL 236-265 7 BULLMAN, ES 45-47 2 PEARSON, A & SON 323-330 8 DAVIES BROS 7-14 1 RAWDING PARTNERS 299-301 8 GORE FARM 20-23 1 REID, AS 251-256 7 HARRISON BROS 69-79 3 SABIN, P & JC 277-284 7 HAYNES, GE & SON 41-44 2 SABINE, CJ 247-248 7 HUNT, AR & HC 109-123 4 TUSTIAN, J & H 257-262 7 HOPPER, MRS PA 91-94 3 WESTON, G 246 7 HUMPHREY LIVESTOCK 60 2 WHITE, R 287-291 8 HUTCHINGS, SK 3-4 1 WILSON, RAE & SON 309-312 8 KNIGHT, G 108 4 WISSON, T 249-250 7 LAWRENCE, RR & M 1-2 1 WISSON, T 313-322 8 LEVINGE, C 16 1 EWE LAMBS MARTEN, HH 80-83 3 ASTON MULLINS 606-611 19 MEADOWS, T & G 55-59 2 BISHOP, EA FARMS 621-633 20 MOLE, ROB & CAROLINE 135-142 4 DAWSON, TC 634-655 21 NORTH, J & SON 48-49 2 FARMING, JC LTD 615-616 20 NORTH, J & SON 50-54 2 PAXTON, I 612 20 HEARN, O 143-144 4 ROBB, J 620 20 OLRENSHAW, A LTD 84-90 3 TIMMS, CN 613-614 20 RAWDING PARTNERS 27-32 1 TOFIELD, RJ 617-619 20 REEKS, CJ ESQ 95-101 3 STORE LAMBS RILEY, J 24-26 1 ALLAN, WH 703-706 24 ROOTS, VJ & ML & SON 17-19 1 ASTON MULLINS 834-842 30 STEPHENS, GA 124-134 4 BALLINGDON ESTATE 843-846 30 TAYLOR, S 5-6 1 BARTON FARMS 658-660 22 WESTOVER FARM P’SHIP 61-68 3 BRITTEN, MA 665-667 22 CHEVIOT & LLEYNS CLARKE FARMING P’SHIP 668-670 22 BARLOW, DJ & AEM 234-236 6 COLLETT, AR & J 722-729 25 COLLETT, MISS Z 194 5 CROSS, MR 678-688 23 CROSS, M R 150-161 5 COWLEY, PE 732 25 DAVEY, A & R 216-220 6 DAVY, R & SON 755-765 26 GEARY, AJ 213-215 6 FARMING, JC LTD 737-739 25 GOODMAN, J 192-193 5 GARDNER, J 815-816 29 HODGES, NF & SON 162-164 5 GEARY, AJ 700-702 24 HODGES, NF & SON 165-171 5 HASELWOOD, C 730-731 25 HOPPER, MRS PA 195-202 6 HICKMAN, CR & SA & SON 817-820 29 HUTTON, AC & SON 172-182 5 HODGES, NF & SON 689-696 23 MOLE, ROB & CAROLINE 203-207 6 HUNT, CR & DP 707-721 24 MORRIS, J & R & SON 221-229 6 JACKSON, JMW & SON 788-794 28 MORRIS, P L 183-184 5 KINGSTON BLOUNT FARMS 821-831 29 PARSONS, RM & SON 208-212 6 LAINCHBURY, R 733-736 25 SMITH, DK 230-231 6 LEVINGE, C 810-812 29 SWANGROVE FARMS 185-191 5 LEVINGE, RH 813-814 29 TURNER, R 232-233 6 MANNOR HOUSE FARM 671-675 22 BREEDING EWES MOLE, ROB & CAROLINE 766-785 27 BAXTER, D 241-243 7 O’BRIEN, PJ & PH 832-833 30 CANNON CORNER FARM 268-276 7 ROBERTS, M & L 744-754 26 CLARKE FARMING P’SHIP 306-308 8 SWERLING, GD & SON 656-657 22 COLLETT, AR & J 333-336 9 TIMM, C N 740-743 25 EADON, M 302-305 8 TOFIELD, RJ 661-664 22 FARMING, JC LTD 244-245 7 TUCKER, C 697-699 23 GOODMAN, J 337-342
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