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STORE CATTLE INCLUDING SECTION for BARREN COWS SALE at 11.30 AM RHAYADER MARKET Powys WEDNESDAY 16th NOVEMBER 2016 SALE OF 85 STORE CATTLE INCLUDING SECTION FOR BARREN COWS SALE at 11.30 AM Pre-Sale enquiries please contact BRIGHTWELLS, Builth Wells – 01982 553614 out of hours – Chris Davies (07813) 644303 Hayley Price (07813) 644306 RHAYADER MARKET (Sale days only) – 01597 810944 ********************** EAR TAGS: No Animal should be presented unless it is double tagged. ********************** CONDITIONS OF SALE: All cattle are sold under the Conditions of Sale as recommended for use at Market by: The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors The Society of Valuers and Auctioneers The National Farmers Union of England and Wales The British Veterinary Association A copy of these Conditions is exhibited in the Market and it is assumed Vendors and Purchasers will be conversant with the contents. SPECIAL NOTE TO VENDORS Will Vendors please make every effort to present cattle as early as possible, and by 11 o’clock at the latest. This will help with the processing of paperwork and give prospective purchasers an opportunity to inspect stock before Sale. FA = FARM ASSURED ALL WEIGHTS DISPLAYED FOR STORE CATTLE ARE FOR GUIDANCE ONLY BARREN COWS LOT Mr R W Marshall, Woodcastle Farm, Newbridge-on-Wye 1 Barren Cow 2 Barren Cow Ms S Pope, Glangwy, Llangurig - FA 3 Barren Cow Simmental cross 4 Barren Cow Welsh Black 5 - 8 LATE ENTRIES STOCK BULL Mr W K Wozencraft, Cwmbach, Llanwrthwl 9 Welsh Black Bull (2013) COW & CALVES Mr W K Wozencraft, Cwmbach, Llanwrthwl 10 Limousin Cow (2007) & Limousin Calf (June 2016) IN-CALF HEIFER Mr W K Wozencraft, Cwmbach, Llanwrthwl 11 Limousin x Short Horn In-calf Heifer (Due early 2017) (June 2014) LOT STORE CATTLE Mr W K Wozencraft, Cwmbach, Llanwrthwl 12 1 Heifer Welsh Black x Lim 18 months 13 1 Bull Calf Welsh Black x Lim 5 months Mr J Pugh, Crownant, LLanwrthwl 14 2 Young Bulls Short Horn x 8 months 15 1 Young Bull Short Horn x 5 months 16 1 Young Bull Short Horn x 5 months Mr W H O Thomas & Co,Talwrnmaenog, Llanwthwl - FA 17 1 Steer Hereford x Friesian 20 months 18 1 Heifer Angus x 14 months Mr R W Marshall, Woodcastle Farm, Newbridge on Wye 19 1 Steer Charolais cross 13 months 20 1 Heifer Simmental cross 13 months 21 1 Heifer Charolais cross 16 months 22 1 Heifer Charolais cross 14 months 23 1 Heifer Charolais cross 17 months 24 1 Heifer Charolais cross 14 months Ms S Pope, Glangwy, Llangurig – FA 25 1 Steer Blonde Aq x 11 months 26 1 Steer Charolais x 11 months 27 2 Heifers Limousin x 12 months 28 1 Steer Limousin x 9 months 29 2 Heifers Limousin x 9 months Mr E A Thomas, Creafol, Nantmel - FA 30 1 Heifer Limousin x 16 months 31 1 Steer Limousin x 12 months LOT Ms A Rowlands & Son, Noyaddfach, Nantmel – FA 32 1 Steer Limousin x 15 months 33 1 Steer Limousin x 15 months 34 1 Steer Limousin x 15 months 35 1 Heifer Limousin x 15 months Ms E A Lawrence & Son, Maesygroes, Llanafan - FA 36 1 Steer Limousin x 16 months 37 1 Heifer Limousin x 29 months Ms T Thomas & Son, Maesllech, Garth – FA 38 1 Steer Charolais x 11 months 39 1 Steer Charolais x 11 months 40 1 Steer Charolais x 11 months 41 1 Steer Limousin x 12 months 42 1 Heifer Charolais x 12 months 43 1 Heifer Charolais x 11 months Ms ETO Jones & Co, Talwrn, Llanwrthwl – FA 44 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 45 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 46 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 47 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 48 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 49 1 Steer Charolais x 6-8 months 50 1 Heifer Charalais x 6-8 months 51 1 Heifer Charolais x 6-8 months 52 1 Heifer Charolais x 6-8 months 53 1 Heifer Charolais x 6-8 months LOT Ms Vaughan & Butters, 17 Victoria Avenue, Llanidloes 54 1 Steer Charolais x 25 months 55 1 Steer Friesian x 11 months 56 1 Steer Friesian x 11 months Ms TGP Samuel & Co,Tynymaes,Newbridge on Wye FA 57 1 Steer Charolais x 18 months 58 1 Steer Charolais x 18 months 59 1 Heifer Charolais x 15 months 60 1 Heifer Charolais x 13 months Mr P Samuel, Ty-Ysgubor, Newbridge on Wye 61 1 Steer Hereford x 22 months Mr WA Newey, Tynymaen, Llandinam FA, 62 1 Steer Limousin x 9 months 63 1 Steer Limousin x 9 months 64 1 Steer Limousin x 16 months 65 1 Heifer Limousin x 12 months 66 1 Heifer Limousin x 15 months 67 1 Heifer Limousin x 13 months 68 1 Heifer Limousin x 16 months ********************** End of Sale RHAYADER MARKET CHRISTMAS SHOW & SALE TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY 6 TH DECEMBER 2016 Class 1 Best Pen of 5 Continental Lambs Class 2 Best Pen of 5 Black-face Lambs Class 3 Best Pen of 5 Welsh Lambs Class 4 Best Pen of 5 Speckled-face Lambs Class 5 Best Pen of 5 Cross-bred Lambs (Mules & Half Bred) Class 6 Best Pen of 5 Hardy speckle/Welsh (Under 32kg) Class 7 Best Pen of 5 Lambs (any breed, any weight, exhibited by a person 26 years & under) Please Enter all show lambs :- Builth Wells Office (01982) 553614 or Chris Davies 07813 644303 Hayley Price 07813 644306 FORTHCOMING CATTLE SALES: BUILTH WELLS MARKET next STORE CATTLE SALE WEDNESDAY 18 th JANUARY 2017 (Entries for catalogue close Wednesday 11 TH January) ------------------- RHAYADER MARKET next STORE CATTLE SALE (Cwmdauddwr Feast) WEDNESDAY 15TH FEBRUARY 2017 (Entries for catalogue close Wednesday 8 th February) EVERY TUESDAY SALE OF PRIME LAMBS AND CULL STOCK Weighing from 8.30 am Sale at 11.15 am -------------- ALL ENQUIRIES: BRIGHTWELLS, 33 HIGH STREET, BUILTH WELLS TEL: (01982) 553614 FAX: (01982) 551200 email:[email protected] .
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