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PREMIER DIVISION EAST : SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE : 2019/20 Fixtures Friday 9th August Ivybridge Town v Crediton United Saturday 10th August (Honiton Away, Newton Spurs Away, Elburton Requested) Brixham v Honiton Cullompton v Dartmouth Holsworthy v Newton Spurs Ilfracombe v Marjon Millbrook v Elmore Stoke Gabriel v Torrington Torpoint v Sidmouth Torridgeside v Bovey Tracey Monday 12th August Crediton United v Honiton Town Tuesday 13th August Elburton v Millbrook Marjon v Torpoint Torridgeside v Holsworthy 6.30 Wednesday 14th August Bovey Tracey v Ivybridge Sidmouth v Axminster Stoke Gabriel v Dartmouth Friday 16th August Newton Spurs v Elburton Saturday 17th August (Bovey T & Brixham requested, Honiton Away, Ivybridge Away) Axminster v Marjon Dartmouth v Honiton Elmore v Cullompton Holsworthy v Ivybridge Ilfracombe v Stoke Gabriel Millbrook v Torridgeside Torpoint v Crediton Torrington v Sidmouth Monday 19th August Crediton v Sidmouth Tuesday 20th August Cullompton v Bovey Tracey Dartmouth v Brixham Marjon v Millbrook Newton Spurs v Stoke Gabriel Wednesday 21st August Elmore v Ivybridge Town Honiton Town v Axminster Town 6.30 Holsworthy v Torrington Saturday 24th August (Crediton Spare, Honiton Away, Ivybridge Away, Newton Spurs Away, Sidmouth Away) Axminster v Newton Spurs Bovey Tracey v Marjon Brixham v Sidmouth Dartmouth v Ilfracombe Elburton v Torridgeside Millbrook v Honiton Stoke Gabriel v Holsworthy Torpoint v Elmore Torrington v Ivybridge Tuesday 27th August Cullompton v Brixham Elburton v Holsworthy Ilfracombe v Crediton Marjon v Torridgeside Newton Spurs v Dartmouth Torpoint v Ivybridge Wednesday 28th August Elmore v Bovey Tracey Stoke Gabriel v Millbrook Saturday 31st August (& FA Vase Extra Preliminary Round – Torrington spare if byes in FA Vase) (Honiton Away, Dartmouth No Game, Marjon No Game, NA Spurs No game if not in Vase) Brixham v Elmore Holsworthy v Honiton Torridgeside v Stoke Gabriel Monday 2nd September Crediton United v Torridgeside Tuesday 3rd September Torpoint v Stoke Gabriel Wednesday 4th September Bovey Tracey v Elburton Ivybridge v Brixham Millbrook v Dartmouth Sidmouth v Newton Spurs Saturday 7th September Brixham v Torrington Elburton v Ilfracombe Elmore v Marjon Holsworthy v Torpoint Honiton v Bovey Tracey Ivybridge v Axminster Newton Spurs v Crediton Sidmouth v Millbrook Stoke Gabriel v Cullompton Torridgeside v Dartmouth Tuesday 10th September Cullompton v Newton Spurs Dartmouth v Elburton Ilfracombe v Torridgeside Marjon v Holsworthy Wednesday 11th September Axminster v Crediton Bovey Tracey v Brixham Ivybridge v Torpoint Saturday 14th September (& FA Vase Preliminary Round, Crediton spare if not in Vase) Dartmouth v Torrington Elmore v Holsworthy Honiton v Stoke Gabriel Torridgeside v Brixham Tuesday 17th September Marjon v Ivybridge Newton Spurs v Millbrook Wednesday 18th September Bovey Tracey v Torpoint Elmore v Torridgeside Sidmouth v Cullompton Stoke Gabriel v Elburton Saturday 21st September (& Walter C Parson Cup 1st Round) Axminster v Bovey Tracey Brixham v Cullompton Ilfracombe v Ivybridge Millbrook v Stoke Gabriel Torrington v Elburton Torridgeside v Torpoint Tuesday & Wednesday 24th & 25th September Reserved Midweek for ALL Devon sides playing in the 1st Rd of the Devon St Lukes Bowl Saturday 28th September (Crediton requested) Bovey Tracey v Torrington Cullompton v Honiton Elmore v Dartmouth Holsworthy v Millbrook Ilfracombe v Newton Spurs Ivybridge v Torridgeside Marjon v Stoke Gabriel Sidmouth v Elburton Torpoint v Axminster Monday 30th September Crediton v Torrington Tuesday 1st October Cullompton v Torridgeside Dartmouth v Torpoint Elburton v Brixham Newton Spurs v Honiton Wednesday 2nd October Axminster v Elmore Millbrook v Marjon Stoke Gabriel v Ivybridge Saturday 5th October Axminster v Torridgeside Dartmouth v Bovey Tracey Elburton v Crediton Holsworthy v Brixham Honiton v Elmore Ivybridge v Cullompton Newton Spurs v Marjon Stoke Gabriel v Sidmouth Torpoint v Ilfracombe Torrington v Millbrook Monday 7th October Crediton v Holsworthy Tuesday 8th October Cullompton v Ilfracombe Marjon v Dartmouth Torpoint v Elburton Torrington v Axminster Wednesday 9th October Elmore v Stoke Gabriel Millbrook v Ivybridge Sidmouth v Bovey Tracey Saturday 12th October (& FA Vase 1st Rd Proper) Bovey Tracey v Crediton Brixham v Torpoint Elburton v Cullompton Holsworthy v Dartmouth Ivybridge v Sidmouth Marjon v Honiton Millbrook v Ilfracombe Stoke Gabriel v Axminster Torridgeside v Newton Spurs Torrington v Elmore Tuesday 15th October Crediton v Cullompton Elburton v Ivybridge Ilfracombe v Elmore Marjon v Sidmouth Newton Spurs v Brixham Wednesday 16th October Axminster v Honiton Bovey Tracey v Stoke Gabriel Saturday 19th October (Millbrook Requested) Bovey Tracey v Holsworthy Brixham v Marjon Cullompton v Torrington Honiton v Elburton Ilfracombe v Dartmouth Ivybridge v Elmore Newton Spurs v Torpoint Sidmouth v Torridgeside Stoke Gabriel v Crediton Monday 21st October Crediton v Axminster Tuesday 22nd October Dartmouth v Stoke Gabriel Torpoint v Marjon Torrington v Ilfracombe Wednesday 23rd October Holsworthy v Torridgeside Ivybridge v Newton Spurs Millbrook v Elburton Saturday 26th October Walter C Parson Cup 2nd Round Tuesday 29th October Elburton v Marjon Wednesday 30th October Sidmouth v Crediton Stoke Gabriel v Newton Spurs Saturday 2nd November (& FA Vase 2nd Rd Proper) Bovey Tracey v Ilfracombe Brixham v Millbrook 2.15 Crediton v Marjon Cullompton v Torpoint Dartmouth v Axminster Elburton v Stoke Gabriel Elmore v Newton Spurs Holsworthy v Sidmouth Honiton v Torrington 2.15 Torridgeside v Ivybridge 2.15 Saturday 9th November (& Cornwall Senior Cup for Millbrook & Torpoint) Axminster v Holsworthy Cullompton v Marjon Dartmouth v Crediton Elburton v Torrington Ilfracombe v Brixham Newton Spurs v Ivybridge Sidmouth v Elmore Stoke Gabriel v Bovey Tracey Torridgeside v Honiton 2.15 Saturday 16th November Axminster v Torpoint Bovey Tracey v 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8th February Cullompton v Crediton Elmore v Torpoint Honiton v Millbrook Holsworthy v Stoke Gabriel Ivybridge v Ilfracombe Marjon v Bovey Tracey Newton Spurs v Axminster Sidmouth v Brixham Torridgeside v Elburton Torrington v Dartmouth Saturday 15th February Axminster v Ivybridge Bovey Tracey v Honiton Crediton v Newton Spurs Cullompton v Stoke Gabriel Dartmouth v Torridgeside Ilfracombe v Elburton Marjon v Elmore Millbrook v Sidmouth Torpoint v Holsworthy Torrington v Brixham Saturday 22nd February Axminster v Brixham Crediton v Torpoint Dartmouth v Elmore Elburton v Sidmouth Ivybridge v Honiton Millbrook v Cullompton
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  • South Molton Annual Sheep Fair 2016

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    SOUTH MOLTON ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR 2016 CATALOGUE OF APPROXIMATELY 3000 BREEDING EWES AND 250 RAMS FOR SALE BY AUCTION WEDNESDAY 24TH AUGUST 2016 Commencing at 10:00am prompt Rams to Commence at approximately 12:00pm Email: [email protected] or [email protected] South Molton Livestock Office Tel: 01769 572042 CONDITIONS OF SALE The bidding is to be regulated by the Auctioneers and no bid shall be retracted. The highest approved bidder is to be the buyer and if any dispute shall arise, the same shall be referred to the Auctioneers, whose decision shall be final. The Vendor reserves the right to bid. The purchasers are to give in their names and places of abode and pay the full purchase money for each lot at the fall of the hammer (if required) in default of which the lot or lots so purchased shall be immediately put up again and resold, but in every case the whole of the purchase money must be paid to the Auctioneers either during the progress or immediately at the close of the Auction. Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this catalogue, but the Vendors or auctioneers shall not be liable for the incorrect description of any lots. Warranty as to Breeding Ewes. All ewes are sold as right in udder and fit to breed except where otherwise stated. The Vendor shall correctly describe the teeth of each lot of ewes. Where ewes fail to comply with the above warranty, notification must be made to the Auctioneers in writing within five days of the sale, after which no complaint will be entered.