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Liskeard Market KIVELLS Established 1885 www.kivells.com LISKEARD MARKET TUESDAY 11th APRIL 2017 Commencing at 10.45am FIFTH SPRING SALE OF 100 QUALITY STORE CATTLE PLUS REDUCTION SALE OF IN CALF COWS & BULL Cattle Auctioneer: Patrick Dennis 07831 620990 Pictured: Pedigree South Devon Bull & Pure Bred South Devon Cows from Mr JL Vincent Sale of Sheep commences at 10.00am Contact Steve Prouse on 07767 895366 LISKEARD MARKET, Fair Park Road, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 4BA Tel: 01579 346938 Patrick Dennis, Cattle Auctioneer: 07831 620990 Website: www.kivells.com Email: [email protected] BREEDING SALE To be sold prior to the store cattle MR JL VINCENT Lower Trewashford, Pillaton, Saltash Easy Calving Cows Naturally Polled LOT 1 Pure Bred South Devon Cow TREWASHFORD HAZEL UK380341 600375 DOB: 02.07.13 PD’d 4-5mths – 2nd Calver LOT 2 Pure Bred South Devon Cow TREWASHFORD POPPY UK380341 100349 DOB: 29.08.12 PD’d 4-5mths – 2nd Calver LOT 3 Pure Bred South Devon Cow TREWASHFORD KINGCUP UK380341 200287 DOB: 14.03.10 PD’d 4-5mths – 5th Calver LOT 4 South Devon x Cow UK380341 200203 DOB: 17.04.07 PD’d 4-5mths – 6th Calver LOT 5 Pure Bred South Devon Cow TREWASHFORD HILDA UK380341 100167 DOB: 08.09.05 PD’d 4-5mths – 9th Calver LOT 6 Pure Bred South Devon Cow TREWASHFORD HAZEL TH0673 00055 DOB: 08.12.99 Empty LOT 7 Pedigree South Devon Bull HAY KING GEORGE 1 UK381807 101041 DOB: 20.04.07 GS: WELLAND VALLEY CENTURION 2 SIRE: WELLAND VALLEY KING GEORGE GD: WELLAND VALLEY PRUDENCE GS: TREGUDDICK LANDMARK 6 DAM: HAY BRIDGET 48 GD: HAY BRIDGET 43 STORE CATTLE SECTION VENDORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE ORDER OF SALE MESSRS RT GABRIEL & SON Ridgegrove Mill Farm, Ridgegrove Lane, Launceston 3 Charolais x Steers Suckler Bred 19 – 22 months old 1 South Devon x Steer Suckler Bred 19 months old MESSRS GJ & CJ DAVIES Largin Farm, Braddock, Lostwithiel FABBL TB Tested 27/3 8 Friesian Steers 21 – 22 months old 7 Friesian Steers 19 – 20 months old MRS G TAPER Englewood, The Coombes, Polperro FABBL TB Tested 6/3 Wintered in & out 1 Aberdeen Angus x Steer 23 months old 2 Aberdeen Angus x Steers Named Sires 21 months old 1 Aberdeen Angus x Heifer 22 months old 2 Aberdeen Angus x Heifers Named Sires 19 & 22 months old 2 Limousin x Heifers 19 – 20 months old 2 Welsh Black Heifers 16 & 17 months old MR M HARRIS Penhale, Dobwalls, Liskeard 8 Friesian Steers 19 – 20 months old MR S EASTLEY Bake Farm, Pelynt, Looe FABBL Outwintered 1 British Blue x Steer 25 months old 1 British Blue x Heifer 23 months old 8 Friesian Steers 25 – 26 months old MESSRS D STROUT & SON Northcoombe, Rilla Mill, Callington FABBL 7 British Blue x Steers 21 months old 1 Limousin x Steer 25 months old MR GI SLEEP Brenivor, Dobwalls, Liskeard 1 Limousin x Heifer 17 months old 1 Untested Limousin x Cull Cow MESSRS J & RM ROWE & SONS Treweers Farm, Lansallos, Looe FABBL 2 Simmental x Steers 16 – 18 months old 1 British Blue x Steer 17 months old MESSRS RP & S HIGMAN Tregay Farm, Liskeard 4 Welsh Black x Steers 21 – 22 months old 4 Welsh Black x Heifers 21 – 22 months old MR AR HARDS No 2 Lametton Green, St Keyne, Liskeard 1 Charolais x Heifer 18 – 19 months old 1 Limousin x Heifer 18 – 19 months old MR JD SANTO Lantyan Farm, Lostwithiel, Cornwall 10 Limousin x Steers & Heifers 15 months old 2 British Blue x Steers & Heifers 15 months old 1 Charolais x 15 months old NEXT LISKEARD MARKET Tuesday 25th April Prime & Store Stock Market Entries invited, contact Patrick Dennis on 07831 620990 or Sheep Auctioneer Steve Prouse 07767 895366 .
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