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“Kentisbury” Herd of 110 Pedigree Charolais Cattle Dispersal Sale Of The “Kentisbury” Herd of 110 Pedigree Charolais Cattle On behalf of Mr AJ Cottle FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST 2019 12.15PM following the commercial Suckler Cows EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD 01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com The Kentisbury Herd Foreword Kivells are delighted to have received instructions on behalf of Mr AJ Cottle of Ryepark Farm, Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple to disperse his entire herd of Pedigree Charolais Cattle. After moving from Longdown to the edge of Exmoor some 19 years ago, we found our Blonde Aquitaine Cattle didn’t like the Exmoor climate and so the Kentisbury Charolais herd began. We started with a few heifers from the Penpoll herd and a few cows from the Rowley herd, bought from a local farm. At Carlisle Sales we bought two good bulls, Gretnahouse Dick & Thrunton Damon. Ravensworth Edwin was another easy calving and very quiet bull that left some lovely stock. Later we bought an imported French bull Escadron, which left easy calving, well-muscled Calves. Our latest import was a bull we bought over from Ireland, Dereskit Lancelot, a bit strong, quiet and easy calving bull. We AI Heifers to bring in new bloodlines. Due to retirement and with some regret the entire Kentisbury herd is to be dispersed. Alan Cottle Herd Health The entire herd became BVD accredited in March 2014. Cows, In-Calf Heifers & Stock bulls have been vaccinated for BVD, Lepto and IBR. Bravoxin 10 was administered in November 2018, and they were IBR vaccinated on 15th February. The Bulling Heifers were vaccinated with Bravoxin 10 in November 2018. The whole herd passed their TB test on 1st July. Vet Comment As a practice we have been looking after the health of the cattle in the Kentisbury herd for 4 years. The quality of the stock in the herd is consistently excellent and are a pleasure to work with. The cattle have a very quiet temperament when being handled at TB testing and scanning etc. The herd had been accredited BVD free with the Biobest HiHealth Herdcare accreditation scheme since March 2014. The calving ease in this herd has improved greatly with no vet visits for calving being required over the last 2 years. Antibiotic usage on this farm is exceptionally low indicating very good management and resilience within the herd. Lorna Pillar, Molecare Veterinary Services Auctioneers comments This is an excellent herd of Pedigree Charolais cattle which have been carefully bred over the last nineteen years and Alan has developed a super herd with medium sized, well-muscled cows. Bulls are sold from this herd on a yearly basis and they always go away and please, with buyers coming back regularly to buy which is a huge credit to Alan’s breeding and management. We have no doubt that these commercially managed cattle will go in to new herds and perform well continuing to produce quality calves for the store, prime or bull and female breeding market. These cattle are very quiet and we highly recommend attendance at this genuine dispersal sale. Kivells Telephone Contact Numbers Kivells – Exeter Livestock Centre 01392 251261(Office) Auctioneer: Mark Davis 07773 371774 Vendor: Alan Cottle 01598 711956 Payment Terms All accounts must be settled in full on the day unless prior arrangements have been made with the Auctioneers. Order of Sale The Sale will commence at approximately 12.15pm following the Commercial Sucklers (separate catalogue available.) The Cattle will be sold in Guineas. HAULIERS: Based Telephone Mobile Arlington Transport Barnstaple 01598 710150 07771 908667 Armstrongs Carlisle 01228 791242 John Baily Honiton 01404 871221 07768 867240 Martyn Baker Tiverton 01884 821444 07976 901708 A W Barrow Newton Abbot 01626 821221 07850 682750 Daveys Transport Launceston 01566 774251 07970 790230 E Davies & Son Cardigan 01239 811151 07970 159750 M E Edwards Welshpool 01938 810362 07831 306600 E A & D A Ellis St Ives 01736 740348 07702 976374 Georges Bruton 01749 812666 Peter George Transport Penzance 01736 810495 07971 648159 Gordon Gilder (Shaun) Cheltenham 01242 620311 07764 279520 Walkes Transport South Brent 01364 73191 07970 235503 R H Gooding & Son Honiton 01404 812371 07990 898016 M & S Transport Liskeard 01579 344486 07778 141937 K Mingo Tiverton 07860 328672 D Pengelly Cullompton 01884 266306 07801 132611 Mark Wooldridge Okehampton 01837 811789 07721 367985 C Snell Crewkerne 01460 73613 07773 060852 W J Vanstone & Son Bude 01288 331460 07971 810679 C Winstone Abergavenny 07971 111148 Stevens Transport Woolsery 01409 241061 07971 572759 Mark Shears Chagford 01647 432356 07881 745314 Trevarthens Penryn 01326 377081 07770 597674 CL Lewis & Son Crediton 01363 866371 07730 065888 EC Haste & Son Holsworthy 01409 281230 07967 023680 PEDIGREE CHAROLAIS BULLS 1. DERESKIT LANCELOT IE121402 010810 MBM10000936 DOB: 30.05.15 gs: SEX-SYMBOL Sire: UNI gd: OBLIGEE gs: BLAKESTOWN SEIGNUR Dam: KENTISBURY ERIKA gd: DERESKIT NIAMH 2. KENTISBURY MCCOY UK360679 200870 MBM0070673 DOB: 10.06.16 gs: CHAROLAIS Sire: KENTISBURY ESCADRON gd: ALTESSE gs: THRUNTON DAMON Dam: KENTISBURY HILARY gd: KENTISBURY CAROL 3. KENTISBURY OAK UK360679 100939 MBM0078111 DOB: 31.03.18 gs: UNI Sire: DERESKIT LANCELOT gd: DERESKIT ERIKA gs: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN Dam: KENTISBURY JOAN gd: KENTISBURY FALLON 4. KENTISBURY OWEN UK360679 400949 MBM0078112 DOB: 10.04.18 gs: UNI Sire: DERESKIT LANCELOT gd: DERESKIT ERIKA gs: RAMSES Dam: KENTISBURY IDA gd: KENTISBURY ELAINE 5. KENTISBURY ODINE UK360679 600951 MBM0077027 DOB: 13.04.18 gs: THRUNTON FLYINGSCOTSMAN Sire: KENTISBURY LEADER gd: KENTISBURY HART gs: GRETNAHOUSE DICK Dam: KENTISBURY GEN gd: KENTISBURY DEBBIE 6. KENTISBURY OCEAN UK360679 300955 MBM0077028 DOB: 17.04.18 gs: THRUNTON FLYINGSCOTSMAN Sire: KENTISBURY LEADER gd: KENTISBURY HART gs: KENTISBURY EAMON Dam: KENTISBURY HOTLIPS gd: KENTISBURY DIXIE 7. KENTISBURY ONE (TWIN TO BULL CALF) UK360679 400970 MBM0077975 DOB: 26.06.18 gs: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN Sire: KENTISBURY MAX gd: KENTISBURY DEBBIE gs: GRETNAHOUSE DICK Dam: KENTISBURY HAWK gd: KENTISBURY ANNIE NON-PEDIGREE CHAROLAIS BULL 8. CHAROLAIS BULL UK360679 200968 DOB: 15.05.18 gs: GRETNAHOUSE DICK Dam: KENTISBURY GIZZY gd: ROWLEY PENNY COWS WITH CALVES AT FOOT The following Cows & Heifers were PD’d on 13th August and are given as the Vet’s best estimate and a guide only. 9. KENTISBURY MARY UK360679 200842 MBF0073058 DOB: 26.03.16 gs: BLELACK DIGGER Sire: KENTISBURY JOHN gd: KENTISBURY CLOVER gs: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN Dam: KENTISBURY IZZY gd: KENTISBURY DEMI PD+ 8 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 10. Her Pedigree Bull Calf (Pending registration) KENTISBURY PACE UK360679 100974 DOB: 20.03.19 gs: VICOMTE Sire: GABON gd: RAMURE 11. KENTISBURY MISSY UK360679 500866 MBF0073847 DOB: 15.05.16 gs: HOLLYMOUNT VAGABOND Sire: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN gd: RAVENSOWRTH TITANIA gs: KENTISBURY UNCLE Dam: KENTISBURY CILLA gd: SILVERLINE USEFUL PD+ 6 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 12. Her Pedigree Heifer Calf (Pending registration) KENTISBURY PEGGY UK360679 200975 DOB: 20.03.19 gs: GOLDIES EDDY Sire: KENTISBURY NIPPER gd: KENTISBURY JILLY 13. KENTISBURY GEN UK360679 400578 MBF0052602 DOB: 20.04.11 gs: DOONALLY NEW Sire: GRETNAHOUSE DICK gd: MORTIMERS ROXY gs: KENTISBURY UNCLE Dam: KENTISBURY DEBBIE gd: KENTIBSURY AGNES PD+ 5 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 14. Her Pedigree Heifer Calf KENTISBURY PEARL UK360679 300976 MBF0083674 DOB: 20.03.19 gs: UNI Sire: DERESKIT LANCELOT gd: DERESKIT ERIKA 15. KENTISBURY MOLLY UK360679 100869 MBF0073846 DOB: 09.06.16 gs: HOLLYMOUNT VAGABOND Sire: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN gd: RAVENSWORTH TITANIA gs: KENTISBURY EAMON Dam: KENTISBURY HOTLIPS gd: KENTISBURY DIXIE PD+ 4 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 16. Her Steer Calf UK360679 400977 DOB: 21.03.19 17. KENTISBURY MOLE UK360679 100855 MBF0073048 DOB: 09.04.16 gs: CHAROLAIS Sire: KENTISBURY ESCADRON gd: ALTESSE gs: GRETNAHOUSE DICK Dam: KENTISBURY HAWK gd: KENTISBURY ANNIE PD+ 5 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 18. Her Steer Calf UK360679 500978 DOB: 25.03.19 19. KENTISBURY MABLE UK360679 300829 MBF0071818 DOB: 02.01.16 gs: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN Sire: KENTISBURY IVOR gd: KENTISBURY FIFE gs: RAMSES Dam: KENITBSURY IDA gd: KENTISBURY ELAINE PD+ 7 weeks In-Calf to Kentisbury McCoy (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 20. Her Steer Calf UK360679 100981 DOB: 01.04.19 21. KENTISBURY JETTY UK360679 300738 MBF0065485 DOB: 21.03.14 gs: HOLLYMOUNT VAGABOND Sire: RAVENSWORTH EDWIN gd: RAVENSWORTH TITANIA gs: KENTISBURY BACH Dam: KENTISBURY DUMBO gd: SILVERLINE UNEASY PD+ 7 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 22. Her Pedigree Heifer Calf KENTISBURY PAULA UK360679 200982 MBF0083672 DOB: 01.04.19 gs: KENTISBURY ESCADRON Sire: KENTISBURY MCCOY gd: KENTISBURY HILARY 23. KENTISBURY LOTTIE UK360679 400795 MBF0069129 DOB: 03.04.15 gs: CHAROLAIS Sire: KENTISBURY ESCADRON gd: ALTESSE gs: KENTISBURY ANDRE Dam: KENTISBURY COLA gd: KENTIBSURY PENPOLL TOSCA PD+ 7 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 24. Her Pedigree Heifer Calf KENTISBURY PAYPAL UK360679 600979 MBF0083673 DOB: 01.04.19 gs: UNI Sire: DERESKIT LANCELOT gd: DERESKIT ERIKA 25. KENTISBURY JANE UK360679 600734 MBF0065488 DOB: 01.03.14 gs: BALTHAYOCK ADONIS Sire: BLELACK DIGGER gd: GALCANTRAY ABBEY gs: GRETNAHOUSE DICK Dam: KENTISBURY GHOST gd: KENTISBURY CANDY PD+ 5 weeks In-Calf to Dereskit Lancelot (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 26. Her Steer Calf UK360679 700980 DOB: 01.04.19 27. KENTISBURY HELEN UK360679 100673 MBF0058412 DOB: 17.07.12 gs: COAT LEZARD Sire: KENTISBURY EAMON gd: KENTISBURY BLISS gs: COAT LEZARD Dam: KENTISBURY FANCY gd: KENTIBSURY CHER PD+ 6 weeks In-Calf to Kentisbury McCoy (Outside National Sales Conditions Warranty) 28. Her Pedigree Heifer Calf KENTISBURY PAULINE UK360679 300983 MBF0083671 DOB: 02.04.19 gs: UNI Sire: DERESKIT LANCELOT gd: DERESKIT ERIKA 29.
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