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SALE of 32 WORKING SHEEPDOGS NSA SHEEP EVENT 2016 Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire Wednesday 27thJuly 2016 SALE of 32 WORKING SHEEPDOGS Sale at 12 Noon CLEE, TOMPKINSON & FRANCIS Livestock Auctioneers * Chartered Surveyors 13 Lion Street, Brecon (01874) 622488 www.ctf-uk.com [email protected] After Hours Tel: Gareth Griffiths 07971 111094 No Dogs Allowed onto the site unless entered for the Sale. Vendors will have an admission pass. Clee Tompkinson & Francis 13 Lion Street, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7HY 01874 622488 Index To Vendors ADDINGTON, K, Crooked Lodge, Boughton Park, Geddington, Kettering, Northants, NN14 1BJ - 4 BISHOP, P, Hunters Lodge, Farm Lane, Manmoel, Blackwood, NP12 0RH - 22 CORNELIUS, B, 1 Bryndu, Hendre, Pencoed, CF35 6PU – 7, 27 DOWDEN, M, Middle East Street Farm, West Pennard, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 8NJ - 30 EVANS, B G, 45 Francis Street, Thomastown, Tonyevail, CF39 8DF – 9 EVANS, K, Llwynfedwen Farm, Libanus, Brecon, Powys, LD3 8NN – 5, 20 FOURACRES, R A, 29 Leg of Mutton Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 8HH - 28 GAMES A, Preggy Fold, Pengenffordd, Talgarth, Powys, LD3 0ES - 18 GAMES B, Preggy Fold, Pengenffordd, Talgarth, Powys, LD3 0ES – 2, 12 GAMES, R, Preggy Fold, Pengenffordd, Talgarth, Powys, LD3 0ES – 24, 32 GRIFFITHS, A R, Homestead, Beachway, Bream Lydney, Gloucestershire, GL15 6NB - 6 GRIFFITHS, J B, Tremle, Tan-y-Fron Lane, Southgate, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 1SE - 13 HUGHES, E, Tyn-Fron, Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn, Aberystwyth, SY23 4LA - 25 HUGHES, J, Pencwm, Llandre, Bow Street, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY24 5AJ – 10 JONES, R, Cwmdu Farm, Maesycwmmer, Hengoed, Caerphilly, CF82 7SN – 3, 23 MILLICHAP, R, The Stable, Hendre Owen Farm, Duffryn Rhondda, Port Talbot, SA13 3HE - 14 MORGANS, T, Hillcrest, The Avenue, Brecon, Powys, LD3 9BG – 1, 11, 21, 31 NICHOLLS, T J, 2 Twitchen Hill, Buckland Brewer, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5NJ – 26 OWEN, R, Bryn-Mawr, Penybont, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5TY - 16 PORTER, J, Station Farm, Broughton Astley, Leicester, LE9 6NA - 8 POWELL, A D, Foyce Farm, Gladestry, Kington, Powys, HR3 3NS - 19 WATKINS, J, Graig-Yr-Hudol Farm, Bettws, Bridgend, CF32 8UG - WATKINS, R, Rhydycar, Pengenffordd, Brecon, Powys, LD3 0ET – 17, 29 WHITELEY, J, Lydthorpe, West Lydford, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 7BU – 15 Conditions of Sale for Vendors & Purchasers 1) The order of sale has been drawn by lot and will be adhered to strictly. 2) All dogs will be sold in guineas. Commission will be charged at 5% (the guinea) plus VAT. 3) Entry Fee per dog is £15 + VAT (£18). No Late Entries accepted. No Substitutes to the catalogue. 4) All dogs will be shown working on the day only. No guarantee will be given regarding the dogs ability to work or to give equal performance for the new owner. Purchasers will make their bids on the basis of performance of each dog as demonstrated at the point of sale. All dogs are sold on a non returnable basis. 5) Vendors giving eye test warranties must lodge authenticated registration certificates with the Auctioneers at time of the sale. 6) Bitches MUST be clear of pup unless stated to the contrary. Complaints by the purchaser after the sale must be accompanied by a veterinary certificate clearly demonstrating that the animal was in pup at the time of sale. 7) Unsoundness – Unless stated to the contrary in the catalogue or at the time of sale, dogs are warranted by the vendor to be free from any unsoundness in respect of teeth, legs and feet (on sale day warranty). In all other respect except in the case of bitches proving to be in whelp the warranty allows 5 days post sale for registration of complaint and 5 days thereafter for supply of veterinary surgeons certificate by the purchaser. Veterinary surgeon’s certificates must verify that the dog was carrying the unsoundness at the time of sale. This condition also applies to castrated dogs, spayed bitches and dogs with one testicle or any other known breeding defect. Purchasers satisfying these requirements will be entitled to return the animal with reimbursement together with associated expenses. 8) If the vendor disputes the purchaser’s claim for breach warranty, the claim shall be referred for decision to the auctioneers or to such other person as the auctioneers may appoint for the purpose, (in either case the “referee”). The referee, who shall act as an independent expert and not as an arbitrator, shall make such examination or trial of the animal and such inquiry of such persons as in his sole discretion he considers necessary or desirable for determining the dispute. 9) Castrated dogs, spayed bitches, and dogs with one testicle or any other known breeding defect must be declared by the vendor at the time of sale. 10) Vendors must not pass over dogs to purchasers without prior authority of the Auctioneers. 11) In the case of registered dogs, vendors must present the registration certificate and a signed transfer form to the Auctioneers before their dog is offered for sale. This is a requirement of the International Sheepdog Society and if not carried out would result in the dog being classed as non registered. SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR NSA SALES 1) No pups to be traded from vehicles within the showground. 2) All dogs are to be kept on a proper lead when not working. 3) Vendors to bring a few kgs of food that can go back with the dog so any diet change isn’t too abrupt. 4) Seller and buyer to discuss the vaccination and wormer regime. 5) A self declaration that sellers and buyers are legally allowed to keep a dog (ie they have not got any legal cruelty actions against them) 6) Purchased dogs cannot go onto the central part of the showground – they should either go straight to the purchaser’s vehicle or be held by the vendor until the end of the show. 7) Compulsory micro-chipping of dogs from April 2016. All vendors must present their dogs at the sale office before the commencement of sale, where the dogs microchip will be read. CATALOGUE Only The First 3 dogs in the catalogue will be able to run after lot 20 if unsold after their first run. All other dogs must be presented in sale order, or else will be relegated to the end of the sale. Purchasers please register at the Auctioneers Office and collect a bidding number. Payment must be made on the day by card, cheque or cash. LOT 1. T MORGANS NO VAT MOLLY 00/324531 Bitch 16.11.13 Black & White Sire: Jimmy (D K Evans) 00/303638 Dam: Nell (B G Evans) 00/304769 By Dewi Tweed Micro-chip No: 958000002343724 Sheep Only Fetch & Drive Good Keen bitch, very well bred. Both Jimmy and Tweed, national winners. Plenty of experience with a few or large flock, will shed and will do a lot of work. Top class bitch, very friendly. Enquiries:- 01874 623 634 . 2. B GAMES NO VAT KIM Reg Pending Dog 3.12.15 Black & White Sire: Roy 00/329360 Dam: Molly 00/313335 Micro-chip No: 966000100634600 Sheep Only Fetch Only Working nice at hand. 3. R JONES NO VAT MAY 00/339770 Bitch 1.5.15 White, Black & Tan Sire: Moss (D K Evans) 00/322633 Dam: Gwen (J R Saunders) 00/292375 Micro-chip No: 986100000551266 Sheep Only Fetch Only Quality well bred young bitch. Learns quickly and eager to please, full of potential. Works on voice and whistle. Good natured and travels well. Can be seen on Facebook – working dogs for sale or at home, Tel: 07767 463 906. 4. K ADDINGTON NO VAT ROY 00/320121 Dog 15.4.12 Black & White Sire: Moss (A Kyme) 286008 Dam: Queen (A Kyme) 00/311197 Micro-chip No: 900200000018358 Sheep Only Fetch & Drive Nice friendly dog, needs work. LOT 5. K EVANS VAT MEG 00/335511 Bitch 27.7.13 Black & White Sire: Jim (W J Burchell) 284987 Dam: Taysi (W J Burchell) 00/299451 Micro-chip No: 9601100480770 Sheep Only Fetch & Drive Eye Tested Smooth coated prick eared smart bitch, full of class and quality. DNA Normal. Can be seen working on YouTube ‘Kevinevansdogs’ ‘Meg Malvern dog sale July 2016’. 6. A R GRIFFITHS NO VAT TESS 00/330172 Bitch 10.8.13 Black & White Sire: Jim (J Hamilton) 00/303762 Dam: Meg (W J Jones) 00/310375 Micro-chip No: 985170002559363 Sheep Only Fetch & Drive Eye Tested Very friendly dog, works on her feet. Good outrun, works on whistle or voice command, good all round bitch. 7. B CORNELIUS NO VAT BOS 00/334287 Dog 25.7.14 Black & White Sire: Jimmy (D K Evans) 00/303638 Dam: Gwen (S Pritchard) 00/320931 Micro-chip No: 941000016913390 Sheep Only Fetch Only Very keen dog that is beginning to settle down. Has only ever seen a handful of sheep. Needs bringing on. 8. J PORTER NO VAT SIAN 00/333903 Bitch 26.6.14 Mottle & Tan Sire: Moss (D Jenkins) Dam: Floss (D Jenkins) Micro-chip No: 958000010165435 Sheep Only Fetch Only Smooth coated prick eared bitch, good out runner and just starting to drive. Will move ewes and lambs. Will ride on quad and work from the quad. 9. B G EVANS NO VAT CHAD 00/341128 Dog 20.8.15 Black/White/Tan & Mottled Sire: Moss (D K Evans) 00/322633 Dam: Tutalwyn Jan (B G Evans) 00/315259 Micro-chip No: 958000002342735 Sheep Only Fetch Only Good Temperament. Very eager to work, will make good trial or farm dog. Good stops left and right. LOT 10. E HUGHES NO VAT SPOT 00/330317 Dog 4.1.14 Black & White Sire: Prince (D W Davies) Dam: Anja (D W Davies) Mirco-chip No: 956000001540690 Sheep Only Fetch Only Spot has done a lot of general farm work.
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