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2020 Second Horned Sale LEYBURN LIVESTOCK AUCTION MART FRIDAY 16TH OCTOBER 2020 SALE OF 100 SWALEDALE EWES & 45 SWALEDALE GIMMER LAMBS 140 MULE, CONTINENTAL & BFL GIMMER LAMBS & OTHER BREEDING SHEEP 6 BLUEFACED LEICESTER RAMS & 16 OTHER RAMS SALE TO COMMENCE AT 11.00 AM ALSO TODAY AT 1PM DISPERSAL OF 40 HEAD SUCKLER HERD AND OTHER BEEF BREEDING CATTLE SEE SEPARATE CATALOGUE ALL SHEEP TO HAVE BEEN TREATED WITH SCAB APPROVED PRODUCT PRIOR TO SALE ORDER OF SALE SWALEDALE EWES/SHEARLINGS PEN Number 33 A/B LW & GM ATKINSON Arkengarthdale All Correct Unxd 30 34 C & G HUNTON Snilesworth Shearlings 10 34 A/B C & G HUNTON Snilesworth 3 Crop Unxd 10 35 A GRANT Grewelthorpe Shearlings HP 10 36 A/B G LAMBERT Braidley 3/4 Crop-Broken Mouthed ABx2 30 37 AH CROSSLAND Richmond 3/4 Crop 10 SWALEDALE GIMMER LAMBS PEN Number 38/39 R & A STUBBS Thornton Steward PN x1, Cyd 45 OTHER FEMALE BREEDING SHEEP PEN Number 40 AH CROSSLAND Mule 3 Shear 3 40 AH CROSSLAND Char 3/4 Shear 4 CONTINENTAL & BFL GIMMER LAMBS PEN Number 41 GK VERITY 3/4 Beltex Orf, HPx2, Scab Treatment 10 42 N & H SUTCLIFFE Texel Orf, Scab Treat 4 42 N & H SUTCLIFFE BFL Orf, Scab Treat 2 MULE GIMMER LAMBS NEMSA FA PN 43 RA BUSBY & SON Marrick * * Brav x 2 50 44 JW & E BOSTOCK Gammersgill * HPx2, Dipped, Dosed 15 45 J PEARSON & SONS Caldbergh * * HP x 2 40 46 R & AR HUNTER Redmire * * HPX2, O 12 BLUEFACED LEICESTER RAMS & OTHER RAMS PEN LOT NO 47 CC & TH POUNDER 201 CHAR X BELT 3 SHR RAM 1 48 RW WALLIS & SONS 202 & 222 BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHG RAM 2 49 S YATES 203-204 BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHG RAMS 2 50 A/B BEAR PARK FARM 205-209 TEXEL 2 SHR RAMS 5 50 A/B BEAR PARK FARM 210-214 TEXEL 3 SHR RAMS 5 68 DT DINSDALE & SON 215-216 BLUEFACED LEICESTER SHG RAMS 2 69 SC HODGSON 217 CHAR SHG RAM 1 70 B & A MYERS & DGHTRS 218-221 TEXEL SHG RAMS 4 Friday 23rd October Autumn Show for pens of 20 Store Lambs Sponsored by Walter Dawson & Son Accountants and Mole Country Stores. Entries required. Judging 12.00 noon. Sale 12.30pm. 100 Rearing Calves & Stirks at 11.00am ----------------------------------------- Autumn Store Cattle & Suckled Calf Sales Friday 30th October: Middleham Moor Fair Friday 13th November: East Witton Fair Friday 27th November: Christmas Show & Sale -------------------------------------------- COVID RULES & REGULATIONS It is now mandatory for face coverings to be worn at all times in the mart. Knowing that precautions are being taken will give customers confidence to attend. Customers are still required to adhere to current guidelines and observe social distancing. If these guidelines are followed, we are hopeful that autumn breeding sales will operate in a manner that is satisfactory to both buyers and sellers. -------------------------------------------- Winter Keep required for large quantity of breeding & feeding sheep. Large or small lots. Anywhere considered. --------------------------------------- Every Wednesday 6 Day Rule: - 20/30 Prime Cattle & Cast Cows at 10.00am followed at approximately 10.30am by 1200 Prime Lambs & Cast Sheep. Deadweight Sheep Collection operating for which lambs need to be belly clipped from Monday 26th October. ------------------------------------------------------ LEYBURN LIVESTOCK AUCTION MART COMPANY LIMITED RICHMOND ROAD, LEYBURN, NORTH YORKSHIRE, DL8 5DP OFFICE: 01969 623167 STEPHEN WALKER: 07866 358130 Email: [email protected] Web: www.leyburnauctions.com.
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