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Market Reports September 2017 MARKET REPORTS FOR SEPTEMBER 2017 Saturday 2nd September Thursday 7th September Saturday 9th September Thursday 14th September Saturday 16th September Thursday 21st September Saturday 23rd September Thursday 25th September Saturday 27th September th Thursday 29 September GISBURN SATURDAY MARKET REPORT Saturday 2nd September 2017 Forward: 142 TOTAL BREEDING/STORE CATTLE 3 Breeding Bulls, 10 Cows & Calves, 1 In-calf/Feeding Cattle, 24 Bulls, 104 Steers & Heifers 135 PIGS 762 PRIME SPRING LAMBS 209 CULL SHEEP (Mature Sheep) STORE LAMBS 1423 BREEDING SHEEP (409 Ewes, 375 Shearlings, 637 Gimmer Lambs, 2 Teaser Tups) 12 BREEDING RAMS BREEDING BULLS Beef Shorthorn 1000 G & D P Barnes English Longhorn 800 R & M Rigby Limousin 1250 P Coates (Farmers) Ltd COWS WITH BULL CALVES £Ave COWS & HFR CALVES £Ave Beef Shorthorn 900 G & D P Barnes 900 Charolais 1160 J & B Smith 1100 Highland 420 G & D P Barnes 420 IN-CALF/FEEDING CATTLE NEXT STORE CATTLE SALE Beef Shorthorn 400 G & D P Barnes 400 Saturday STORES BULLS Top price (£) Av (£) Belted Galloway 330 M Sharp 330 16 September B & W 500 R & J Mitton & Son 356 at 10.30am British Blue 1000 AJ Bretherton 703 ENTRIES ADVISED FOR ADVERTISING PLEASE Galloway x 600 M Sharp 600 Limousin 800 J Deacon 800 Simmental 650 R Newhouse 650 01200 441351 STORES STEERS Top price (£) Ave (£) HEIFERS Top price (£) Ave (£) AAngusx 360 SC Pinder & Co 360 955 Beseeka Kennels & Farm Ltd 746 Blonde Aq 1030 B & W Rhodes 837 Black & White 905 Barrie Jackson 565 405 J Peel 405 British Blue x 1000 J G Eddleston 845 760 R & EA Smalley 702 Hereford 900 NM Breaks 900 870 B&W Rhodes 735 Limousin 1150 RJ Wilkinson 969 1065 RJ Wilkinson 765 Luing Cross 865 RK Latham & Sons 776 Shorthorn 770 RK Latham & Sons 770 Simmental 660 D Walmsley & Son 550 Welsh Black x 800 J & E Coar 800 Store Cattle Auctioneer Richard Turner Good weather caused a reduction in numbers. Stock bulls top of their age, cows and calves middle quality and straight trade. Young bulls mainly 6mo-9mo with price reflecting their age and size. Strong steers to £1150 average £1050, Heifers to £1065 average £950, yearling steers to £1000 average £875, yearling heifers £950 average £825. PIGS TOP (£) AV (£) Weaners 72 J Shorrock 33.19 Stores 80 L Schofield 74.38 Prime 110 N A Bell 84.70 Sows 105 R Perry 76.33 Pig Auctioneer; Annis Schofield: Quieter day in the pig pens, good varied entry of weaners realising £72 for pietrain weaners from J Shorrock. Fewer stores in realising £80 for cross bred pigs from L Schofield. Due to the dip in trade fewer prime pigs forward realising £110 for strong fat pigs from N A Bell. Finally a modest selection of sows, some being run with the boar, realising £105 for a large white sow from R Perry. Next Sale in a Fortnight: Saturday 16th September 2017 Pre-Enter before 11am Tuesday 12th September 2017 BREEDING & STORE SHEEP Top £ Av(£) GIMMER LAMBS Overall Gimmer Lambs Average 72.87 Border Leicester 84 K Sunderland 84 Cheviot 69 R, EB Kenworthy 57.84 Continental 59 H & E Collier & Son 52.74 Jacob 53 JJ Riding 53 Mule 110 TL, MM & GT Haynes 79.20 Suffolk 61 J Knipe 61 Swaledale 57 Stuart Hodgson 57 Texel 104 L Tattersall 71.69 Welsh 38 Stuart Hodgson 38 SHEARLINGS Blue de Maine 116 W J Nottingham 116 Blue Faced Leicester 84 T Bamber 82 Charollais 83 S Capstick 83 Horned 70 W J Nottingham 70 Masham 94 R & R M Dent 94 Mule 145 W A Towler 113.40 Suffolk 132 Fell 98.84 Texel 162 Matt Carefoot 109.54 EWES Av £ Beltex 128 Tennant 87.88 Badger Face 72 R Murray 63.56 Blue Faced Leicester 75 T Bamber 75 Cheviot 71 Blacklidge Bros 71 Mule 89 D H Walton 77.25 Herdwick 57 R Murray 57 Jacob 68 J J Riding 68 Suffolk 104 Georgie Mitchell 86.89 Swaledale 36 Ted Fox 36 Texel 104 D H Walton 81.87 Welsh 32 Blacklidge Bros 32 Woodland 79 D H Walton 79 Zwarbtle 72 PS & H Ecklersley 72 Zwarbtle Teaser Tup 125 PS & H Eckersley 125 BM EWES Av £ Cheviot 55 Blacklidge Bros 55 Jacob 40 J J Riding 40 Mule 51 TL , MM & GT Haynes 49 Suffolk 73 PS & H Eckersley 73 Swaledale 33 Ted Fox 33 STORE LAMBS Total Overall Store Lamb Average 55.62 Charollais 60 M Clay 56.17 Cheviot 62 S Duckworth 52.97 Continental 56 D & S Riley 51.77 Dorset 59 D H Walton 49.18 Horned 50 D & S Riley 40 Mule 55 G N D Bachelor 46.85 Suffolk 57 BG & LM Hawksworth 53.41 Texel 80.50 J Pendlebury 57.28 Woodland 43 D H Walton 42.60 Zwarbtle 59 Grain Farm Ltd 55 BREEDING RAMS Av £ Beltex Shearling 150 H & E Collier & Son 150 Blue Faced Leicester Lamb 92 Scott Thomason 92 Blue Texel Shearling 170 H & E Collier & Son 170 Charollais Shearling 80 L Tattersall 80 Jacob 2-shear 50 J & J Riding 50 Texel 3 shear 260 Messrs Fell 210 Texel Shearlings 190 H J & P A Berry 168 GOATS TOP (£) AV (£) Nannies 94 ROC Northwest 94 Pygmy Nannies 70 ROC Northwest 45.50 Pygmy Wethers 21 ROC Northwest 21 01200 445376 & 01200 441351 www.gisburnauction.co.uk SHOW & SALE OF MULE & CONTINENTAL GIMMER LAMBS Saturday 2nd September 2017 Judged by Darryl Shimwell Best pen of 10 Mule Gimmer Lambs £ 1st T L Haynes, Whalley 110 2nd Richard Mawson, 102 3rd T L Haynes, Whalley 98 4th M Kitching, Ingleton 90 5th T L Haynes, Whalley 91 Best pen of 10 Continental Gimmer Lambs 1st L Tattersall, Rossendale 104 2nd B & M Slater, Chipping 95 3rd Swinbank & Doyle, Tosside 85 4th J Parker, Tosside 80 5th J Pendlebury, Haigh 78 First prize Mule gimmer lambs goes to Margaret, Gordon and Freda Haynes of Whalley for their ‘Golden Biscuit’ April born lambs out of Swaledale ewes. Further pens of 10 went on the win both 3rd and 5th places. Judge, Darryl Shimwell, stood by his decision and purchased the winning Mules for £110 and Richard Mawson’s 2nd prize Mules for £102. Lynn Tattersalls’ first prize Continental gimmer lambs came from the top of the hills out of the Rossendale Valley. Being April born they were by a Black Texel sire and out of a Texel x ewe. Being the top priced Texel lambs at £104 each the hammer fell in line with the prizes awarded for Bernard Slater’s 2nd prize lambs at £95. NEW SEASONS Top £ Top ppk Average ppk LAMBS (NSL) 0-32.0Kgs 57 J Smith 178.1 J Smith 51.75 163.4 32.1-39kgs 76 J Wood 205.4 J Wood 65.49 177.6 39.1-45.5 85 J Wood 204.9 W Pinder 78.87 187.6 45.6-52.0 90 A J Daniel 191.3 M A & J R Sharpe 86.01 185.7 Overall Prime Lambs SQQ Average 182 p/kg, Overall Prime Lamb Price £70.95 Beltex 76 J Wood 205.4 J Wood 205.4 Charollais 77.50 Carr Bros 193.8 Carr Bros 184.3 Cheviot 81 Matt Carefoot 180.0 Matt Carefoot 165.2 Ctl 57 J Smith 178.1 J Smith 165.8 Gritstone 69.50 Elizabeth Hardman 182.9 Elizabeth Hardman 173..9 Hampshire 67.50 Hannah Chapman 177.6 Hannah Chapman 177.6 Mule 70.50 J Parker 172.0 J Parker 154.0 Suffolk 83.50 H & F Eccles & Son 185.6 H & F Eccles & Son 177.6 Texel 90 A J Daniel 204.9 W Pinder 184.2 MATURE SHEEP £ Top £ Avg Horned 85 D & S Riley (Gritstone) 40 Lowland 95 James Skelton (Suffolk) 59 Lowland Tups 82 Mrs A Reich (Ryeland) 73 Horned Tups 46 J B Wilson & Co (Swaledale( 46 Cull Ewes by Breed Badger Face 57 R Murray 57 Cheviot 45 R & E B Kenworthy 44 Gritstone 85 D & S Riley 47.92 Herdwick 42 D & S Riley 39.33 Lleyn 49 R Woods & Co 49 Lonk 58 E Hardman 44 Mule 70 A Rayton 46.65 Ryeland 60 Mrs A Reich 60 Suffolk 95 James Skelton 79.75 Swaledale 49 J Kinder & A L Watson 35.75 Texel 88 K Sunderland 61.01 Woodland 41 J Earnshaw 36.33 WF 45 E Hardman 36.86 Sheep Auctioneer Rachel Capstick FULL TO THE RAFTERS at Gisburn today! In spite of Eid-Ul-Adha from 1st to 4th September cast sheep and fat lambs were a far better trade than anticipated. The better lambs could do over £2/kilo. The overall average would have been higher if some of the lightweights had been sold as sotres. The 40-46 kilo meated lambs were particularly good to sell. Breeding sheep started at 11.30am. Goats were a flying trade! The ewes were good to sell, particular note a batch of 83 four-crop Cheviot ewes all sold to the same purchaser at £71 each. Shearlings followed. Trade was variable but plenty Mules in the £125-£145 bracket. Best Texels from Matt Carefoot at £162. Gimmer Lambs next. Mules were a very pleasing trade indeed. The best over £100 time and time again. Show results as above. Best Continental gimmers and better end of Texel x Mules were much in demand. Pleasing to welcome new faces to the store lamb section and great to see some bigger batches of 40, 50 & 60 lambs in the ring selling away very nicely.
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