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Back Lochs SALE CATALOGUE 12Th October 2020 10:00Am Start SALE CATALOGUE 12th October 2020 10:00am Start * Denotes QMS membership Name Address No Class Pen QMS Back Iain Macaulay 19 Coll 9 Lambs Bbrd Do Do 1 Ram 55 Kenneth Macleod 12 Gearraidh Ghuirm 7 Cast ewes Wbrd Murdo Murray 47a Back 25 Correct Ewes 1 A Campbell 9a Aird Tong 30 Lambs 2 J A Maclennan 15b Coll 18 Lambs 3 Do Do 20 Cast ewes 3 Calum Campbell 26a Back 18 Ewes 2-5 Crop 4 N Matheson 10 Vatisker 12 Lambs 4 Do Do 8 Cast ewes 4 Kevin Macdonald 9 Coll 26 Lambs 5 Do Do 4 Cast ewes 5 W Smith 37 Vatisker 9 Cast ewes 5 Alasdair Maclean 43 Vatisker 1 Lamb 5 James Macarthur 50 Back 5 Lambs 7 Do Do 2 Cast ewes 7 David Maclean 16b Upper Coll 6 Cast ewes 8 Jack C Bain 42 Gress 2 Lambs 8 Murdo Morrison 46a North Tolsta 2 Ewes (1 Correct) 8 Iain A Mackenzie 51 Vatisker 2 Lambs 8 Do Do 8 Ewes 8 Iain Kennedy 11 Vatisker 3 Ewes 8 Registered Ryland Shearling Do Do 1 Ram 55 John Gunn 43 Gress 4 BF Ewe Lambs 9 Do Do 3 BF Wedder Lambs 9 Do Do 3 Ewes 9 G Campbell 43 Keith Street 10 Lambs 9 Emma Jayne Macleod 21 Broadbay View Back 2 BF Wedders 9 Alasdair Maclean Ivy Cottage N Tolsta 1 Shearling X Cheviot Ram 55 Lochs Peter Maclennan 24 Laxay 15 Ewes 10 * Do Do 1 BF 3 Shear ram 55 Alda Maclennan 17 Laxay 15 Ewes 10 Donald Montgomery 11 Garyvard 20 Cast ewes 11 Do Do 2 Cast rams 55 Do Do 2 BF Shearling rams 55 Do Do 1 BF 2 Shear ram 55 Fiona Maciver 53 Balallan 30 Cast ewes 12 Donald Mackinnon 17 Grimshader 20 Texel Cross Gimmers 13 David Anderson Kintarvie 10 Gimmers 14 Do Do 11 Correct ewes 14 Do Do 1 Correct ram 55 Iain M Maciver 23 Laxay 10 X Gimmers Sfk Btx Tex Crush Do Do 16 X ewes Crush Do Do 30 BF Ewes Crush Do Do 4 Wedders Crush John M Matheson 30 Gravir 90 Ewes Shd1-2 Andrew Begg 14Gravir 1 Lamb Shd3 Do Do 9 Cast ewes Shd3 Donald J Maclennan 2 Arivruaich 9 Ewe Lambs Shd 4 Do Do 3 Wedder Lambs Shd 4 Do Do 27 Ewes regular ages Shd 4 Do Do 10 Gimmers Shd 4 Do Do 1 Wedder Shd 4 Morris Black 6 Garyvard 30 Lambs Shddr Do Do 20 Cast ewes Shddr Do Do 10 X wedders year old Shddr Do Do 1 Cast ram 55 AA Mackay 16 Achmore 10 Lambs 15 Do Do 10 Cast ewes 15 Murdo Macleod 7 Garyvard 12 Correct ewes 16 Do Do 10 Cast ewes 16 Donald Martin 5b Ariavruaich 3 BF Cast ewes 16 DA Smith 10B Keose 10 Lambs 17 Do Do 10 Ewes 17 Michael Macleod 57 Leurbost 11 Lambs 18 Colin Chisholm 3 Lemreway 14 Wedders 18 Murdo Maclean 18 Leurbost 12 Ewes 19 Ruth Macdonald 26 Laxay 3 Mule wedder lambs 19 Do Do 5 Wedders 1Yr 19 Colin Mackenzie 58 Balallan 30 BF Lambs 20-21 Do Do 10 Cast Ewes 20-21 Malcolm Nicolson 47a Balallan 10 Ewes 21 K J Macleod 8a Ranish 14 Sheep 22 M Mackinnon 7 Balallan 2 Lambs 22 Do Do 1 Wedder 22 Do Do 1 Cast ewes 22 Do Do 2 Correct ewes 22 R Mackenzie 2b Leurbost 8 Ewes 23 Do Do 1 Ram 55 Neil Macinnes 6 Orinsay 5 Cheviot lambs 23 John Macdonald 5 Kershader 5 Cheviot ewes Corect 23 D Macdonald 7 Kershader 5 Cast ewes 23 Do Do 1 Cast ram 55 Ian Roddy Morrison 11a Kershader 3 Cheviot rams 55 Alan J Macleod 24 Ranish 1 Ram 55 Colin Hope 40 Crossbost 1 BF Cast Ram 55 John Hope 16a Crossbost 2 2 Shear BF Ram 55 Do Do 1 2 Shear Cheviot X Ram 55 Point Sandra MacBain 25 Garrabost 12 Cast ewes 24 * Ruairidh Mackay 50 Garrabost 3 Cast ewes 24 Andrew Mackenzie 4 Aird 3 2 year old Wedders 24 Iain Macleod 15a Sheshader 5 Ewes 24 Mackay 20 Shulishader 1 X Ewe 24 Do Do 1 X Ram 54 Kevin Kennedy 8a New Garrabost 10 Ewes 25 C Mackenzie 62 Garrabost 5 BF Lambs 25 Richard Fraser Upper Bayble?? 8 Lambs 25 N J Macky 22 Knock 3 Ewes 26 Do Do 3 Gimmers 26 Do Do 2 Wedders 26 Murdo Graham Murray 2 Rathad Ur Bayble 6 Lambs 26 Do Do 6 Ewes 26 A Macphee 29C Upper Bayble 9 Lambs 26 Angus Mackenzie 10b Aird 2 BF Shearling Rams 54 Do Do 1 BF 2 Shear 54 Sine Nicolson 14 Sheshader 3 Rams 54 Uig and Bernera Calum Iain Mackenzie 7 Hacklete 25 Blackface gimmers 27-29 Do Do 10 Swale x Gimmers 27-29 Do Do 30 Ewes 27-29 Ruairidh Mackinnon 1 Ardroil 10 Lambs 29 Mrs D Mackenzie 6 Tobson 6 BF Gimmers 29 Calum Buchanan 6 Valtos 28 Cast ewes 30 Norrie Mackay 8 Reef 50 Lambs 31-33 * Do Do 20 Ewes 31-33 C M Macdonald 17 Tobson 16 Cast ewes 34 Chrissie Smith 16a Tobson 16 Lambs 34 Do Do 1 Cast ewes 34 Do Do 1 BF Ram 3 Shear 54 Iain Watson Kinnedar Lodge Aird 1 Cast tup 54 Derek Scanlan 5 Mangersta 5 BF Ram lambs 54 Ness Iain Maclean 100 Cross Skigersta Rd 40 Lambs NP1 * Malcolm F Morrison 17b Habost 30 Wedder lambs NP2-3 Do Do 16 BF Ewe lambs NP2-3 Do Do 4 BF Wedders NP2-3 Donald J Murray 43 Swainbost 23 Wedder Lambs NP3 Do Do 2 Tup Lambs NP3 Donald Finlayson 14 Adabrock 20 Lambs NP4 Do Do 5 Cast ewes NP4 Do Do 1 Ram 54 Roddy Morrison 81 Cross Skigersta Rd 8 BF Gimmers NP4 Donald Macaulay 5 Knockaird 4 Lambs NP4 Do Do 1 Correct ram 54 Annie Macleod 15 Skigersta 3 X Cheviot gimmers NP5 Do Do 1 Cheviot Shearling ram 54 D A Mackinnon 15a Skigersta 2 X Cheviot gimmers NP6 Do Do 2 BF Shearling rams 54 Do Do 1 3 Shear Blackface ram 54 Iain M Macleod 32a Cross 6 Cast ewes NP6 Do Do 4 Lambs NP6 Do Do 1 NCH 3 Shear ram 54 J M Macfarlane 28 South Dell 8 Lambs NP6 Do Do 4 Cast ewes NP6 Murray Macleod 8 Swainbost 8 Ewes NP6 * K Macleod 43 Habost 6 Cast ewes NP7 Norman Murray 4 Eoropie 10 Cheviot Gimmers NP7 John Campbell 29 Cross 11 Lambs NP7 Donald Macsween 20 North Dell 5 Cast ewes NP7 Stornoway A J Ross 6 Sand Street 1 Beltex/ Texel 3 Shr Correct 53 A Mackinnon 12 Laxdale 40 Lambs NP8 Do Do 4 Cast Ewes NP8 Mackenzie Melbost Farm 23 Lambs NP9 Do Do 16 Ewes NP9 Janet Macaulay 3 Newvalley 8 BF Lambs NP10 John Murdo Maclennan 24 Newvalley 4 Cheviot Lambs NP10 Do Do 3 BF Ram lambs 53 Mary Ann Morrison Ensay 22 North Street 7 Lambs NP10 Cheviot Rams Shearling, 2 Do Do 3 shr, 3shr 53 Do Do 1 Wedder NP10 Harris Scarp Scarp 100 Lambs H19 D J Morrison Marig 50 Mixed H18 Neil Mackenzie* Glen 29 lambs H17 Do Do 20 Ewes H17 Do Do 1 Cast rams 53 A J Mackenzie Borrisdale 15 Lambs H1 Do Do 20 Cast ewes H1 Do Do 2 Cast rams 53 M Mackay Toehead 10 Lambs H2 K M Mackay 12 Northton 10 Lambs H2 Do Do 1 Cast Ram 53 Iain Macsween Scaladale 20 Ewes H3 Do Do 10 Lambs H3 D R Macleod 4 Stockinish 30 Mixed H4 W B Morrison Scalpay 20 Lambs H5 J N Morrison 20 Seilbost 23 Ewes H6 R J Maclennan 21 Northton 3 Lambs H7 Do Do 7 Cast ewes H7 Kenneth Macleod 4 Upper End 8 Cast ewes H7 Do Do 1 Rig lamb H7 M Mackenzie 18 Strond 12 Cast ewes H7 Hugh Maclennan* 1 Horgobost 15 Ewes and lambs H8 R N Morrison 55 Stockinish 6 Cast ewes H8 Do Do 4 lambs H8 J Mackay 17b Leachkin 1 lamb H8 Willie Maclean* Roneval House 16 Ewes H9 Do Do 1 BF Ram 4 Shear 53 Donald Macdonald 10 Northton 1 Lamb H9 Do Do 2 BF 3 shear rams 53 Do Do 3 Wedders H9 C J Mackay Tiora Ardhasaig 2 Rams 53 Donald John Morrison 22 Kyles Scalpay 1 Breeding ram 53 Richard Maclennan Borve 1 Ewes H9 Do Do 2 Ram Lambs 53 West Side Norman Macleod 10 Tolsta Chaolais 8 Cast ewes 41 Do Do 10 Lambs 41 C D Macmillan 25 Lower Barvas 15 Lambs 42 Neil Smith 45 Arnol 10 Gimmers 42 C Morrison 28 South Bragar 10 Lambs 45 Do Do 2 Rams 56 MM & VJ Macdonald Carloway House 6 Cheviot Ewe lambs Hep p+x2 45 Do Do 1 Cast ewe 45 John Macaulay 38 Upper Carloway 7 Lambs 46 DJ Macdonald Ballantrushal?? 3 Cheviot Lambs 46 Do Do 5 NCH Gimmers 46 Do Do 3 NCH Shearling rams 56 Do Do 1 3 Shear NCH Ram 56 Donald Macrury 45 Borve 5 BF Lambs 46 Do Do 1 Cast ewe 46 Gordon Greenhill 44 Arnol 6 BF Wedder lambs 47 George Graham 41 Upper Carloway 8 3 &4 Crop ewes 47 DN Macleod 37 Callanish 6 Wedders 47 Colin Stoddart 2a Tolsta Chaolais 7 Lambs 48 Do Do 9 Correct ewes 48 Do Do 9 Cast ewes 48 Do Do 1 BF Ram 4 shear 48 Mark Wylie The Cottage Lower Shader 12 Lambs 49 Do Do 12 Ewes 49 IN Macleod 22 Callanish 20 Lambs 50 Calum Mitchell Brue 3 Texel X Lambs 51 Do Do 4 BF x Lambs 51 Do Do 2 Cast ewes 51 N Mackay 25a Breasclete 11 Cast Ewes 51 J Matheson 36 Breasclete 2 Cast Ewes 52 M Maclean 7 Arnol 10 Ewes 52 Norman Campbell 15b Arnol 2 Cast ewes 52 Do Do 1 Shearling x Cheviot Ram 56 Christopher Macaulay 40 Upper Carloway 1 BF 4 Shear Ram 56 Daniel Graham 7 Ceann a Tuath 1 Beltex x BF Ram Lamb 56 Do Do 1 BF Ram Lamb 56 Do Do 2 Cheviot Ram Lambs 56 Do Do 1 BF 4 Shear Ram 56 Ken Macaulay 8 Tolsta Chaolais 3 BF Rams 56 Calum Mackay 9 Upper Barvas 1 Cheviot ram 2 Shear 56 Donald Macdonald 30 Knock Carloway 1 Cheviot ram 2 Shear 56 Mairi Smith 21 Balantrushal 1 Cast Ram 56 2163.
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