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Thursday 31 May 2018 KIVELLS Established 1885 www.kivells.com HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD SHOW & Sale on behalf of the Poll Dorset and Dorset Horn Sheep Breeders association THURSDAY 31ST MAY 2018 Comprising of: 101 Breeding Ewes & 23 Rams SHOW CLASSES EWES 1st Prize – Best Pen of Breeding Ewes 1st Prize – Best Pen of Ewe Lambs RAMS 1st Prize – Best Ram 1st Prize – Best Ram Lamb JUDGING COMMENCES AT 9.45 am Judge Mr Andrew Kingdon Sale to commence after the sale of Draft Ewes and Prime Lamb, which starts at 10.00am HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD, Hallworthy, Camelford, PL32 9SH Tel: 01840 261261 Steve Prouse, Sheep Auctioneer: 07767 895366 Website: www.kivells.com Email: [email protected] CATALOGUE NON MV BREEDING EWES D J & S P HOPPER Rew Farm, Sweets House, Bodmin, 28 Poll Dorset Ewes 2T (14 months) DL & JM COLTON Tresowga Gweal, Probus, Truro Heptavac P System Wormed with Oramec May 2018 6 Poll Dorset Ewes 2T (Born Feb 2017) T J WILLS Higher Trehane Farm, Davidstown, Camelford All Heptavac P Wormed 12 Pedigree Poll Dorset Ewes Shearlings (Jan 17) 16 Pure Bred Poll Dorset Ewes Shearlings (April/May 17) C NICHOLLS Trelawney, Boscastle Heptavac P Wormed drenched 14th May, 27 days withdrawal 5 Poll Dorset Ewes 2T (Jan 17) 5 Poll Dorset Ewes Hoggs Shearlings (April 17 baby teeth) Injected once with Heptavac P 6 wks ago 4 Poll Dorset Ewe Lambs 4 months (Jan 15) 2 Poll Dorset Ewes Flock age WJ HARRIS & SON Trengoffe, Mount, Bodmin 23 Poll Dorset Ewes Hoggets (2T & Baby Teeth) MV BREEDING RAMS V P, M & A CARE Burhos Farm, Burras, Wendron, Helston From the Burhos Flock Eligible for registration Heptavac P & Wormed Pedigree Information available on sale day 3 Poll Dorset Rams Shearlings J B MAY & SON Coombe Farm, Sweetshouse, Bodmin MV Accredited Reg No: A21 Signet Recorded 3 Poll Dorset Rams Shearlings D J THOMAS & SON Treguddick, South Petherwin, Launceston Pedigree Details at Time of Sale 2 Poll Dorset Rams W L FRENCH Higher Scarsick, Treneglos, Launceston 4 Poll Dorset Rams Shearlings NON MV BREEDING RAMS G C DAVIES Connon Farm, St Pinnock, Liskeards Home Bred & Pure Bred sired by a May’s, Sweetshouse Bred Ram 2 Poll Dorset Rams 2T T J WILLS Higher Trehane Farm, Davidstow, Camelford All Heptavac P Wormed 1 Poll Dorset Ram 4T 3 Poll Dorset Rams Shearlings MRS S MABLY Higher Tynes, St Teath, Bodmin Bred by Les French 1 Poll Dorset Ram FM 1 Poll Dorset Ram 4T 3 Poll Dorset Rams Hoggs CONDITIONS OF SALE 1: The highest bidder to be the buyer and, if any dispute arises between two or more bidders, the Lot so disputed shall be put up again and re-sold, at the discretion of the Auctioneer. The Auctioneers decision shall, in all cases, be final. 2: The amount of each bid to be determined by the Auctioneer. 3: All Lots to be paid for at the close of Sale, and shall be at the risk of the purchaser the moment they are sold. 4: The vendors and Auctioneers have described the sheep to the best of their knowledge, and any express or implied condition, warranty or representation, statutory or otherwise, whether as to the capabilities of the sheep for stock purposes or otherwise, however, is hereby excluded. 5: To avoid mistakes, no sheep, on any account, are to be taken away or removed without a receipt of payment or order for delivery from the auctioneers being produced to the gate attendant. 6: Upon failure to comply with these conditions, the stock shall be re-sold by public auction or private sale, as the auctioneer sees fit, and the deficiency, if any, together with all charges of attending the re-sale, shall be made good by the defaulter, who shall have no claim to any surplus that may arise. 7: In the case of private sales of any sheep entered and brought to the sale, the vendor shall pay the commission. 8: WARRANTY AS TO RAMS: If a ram is found not to be fertile, the vendor must provide a substitute for the season, if required to do so by the purchaser, provided the ram or ram lamb cost 100gns or over. 9: WARRANTY AS TO BREEDING EWES: a) All ewes are sold as right in udder and fit to breed, unless otherwise stated. (b) The vendor shall correctly describe the teeth of each lot of ewes. (c) Unless otherwise stated, all ewes are warranted not to be in lamb. In any case where ewes fail to comply with a and/or b above, notification must be made in writing to the auctioneers within 7 days of sale, after which no complaints will be entertained. In any case where ewes fail to comply with c above, notification must be made in writing to the auctioneers within 28 days of the sale, after which no complaints will be entertained. .
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