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Tb Restricted Sales Sale of 541Cattle TTBB RREESSTTRRIICCTTEEDD SSAALLEESS HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET & HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD SSAALLEE OOFF 554411 CCAATTTTLLEE Compriisiing:: Hollsworthy 113 Store Cattlle & 4 Cullll Cows Hallllworthy 424 Store Cattlle Monday 13 November 2017 Holsworthy - 11am followed by Hallworthy – 1pm approx. HOLSWORTHY: Auctioneer: David Kivell – 07899 960272 Fieldsman: Alec Shadrick – 07767 896136 HALLWORTHY: Auctioneers: Peter Dennis & Richard Dennis Fieldsman: Stuart Cornelius 07879 415136 Patrick Dennis 07831 620990 Holsworthy Livestock Market, New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 Hallworthy Stockyard, Hallworthy, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9SH 01840 261261 11am HOLSWORTHY MARKET ENTRIES TO INC: STORE CATTLE: L & A GOULD & SON Broomhill, Staddon Road, Holsworthy, Devon 1 British Blue x Steer 21mths 4 British Blue x Heifers 15 – 17mths MESSRS RG WHEELER & SON Norwood, Torrington, North Devon 15 Limousin & British Blue Steers & Heifers 18mths RG & VJ STEVENS Wargery Farm, Hartland, Bideford, Devon 22 British Blue Steers & Heifers 12 – 27mths 2 Aberdeen Angus Steers 14 – 17mths 1 Aberdeen Angus Heifer 13mths 4 Welsh Black Steers 14 – 19mths 4 British Friesian Steers 12 – 20mths FE ADAMS & SON Ward Farm, St Giles in the Wood, Torrington, Devon 5 British Friesian Steers 27mths 1 Limousin Heifer 23mths 1 British Blue Steer 18mths AW POMEROY & SON Wedfield, West Putford, Holsworthy, Devon 15 British Blue & Friesian Steers & Heifers 16 – 18mths TJ DANIEL Upcott Farm, Sutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon 1 British Blue x Heifer 23mths 1 Fleckvieh x Heifer 23mths 4 British Blue x Steers 17 – 22mths 6 Fleckvieh x Steers 17 – 24mths MJ HOOPER Langdown Farm, Spreyton, Crediton, Devon 16 Lim, B.Blue & Charo Steers & Heifers 18 – 20mths C HART Weston Farm, North Petherwin, Launceston, Cornwall 10 Mixed Continental & Native Steers & Heifers 27 – 33mths CULL COWS: JC BOADEN & SON Skewes Farm, Cury x Lanes, Helston, Cornwall 4 Cull Cows ~ Please take note of sale time ~ 1pm approx. HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD ENTRIES TO INC: STORE CATTLE: DA & RN BERRYMAN Chyreen Farm, Sithney, Helston, Cornwall 8 Limousin x Steers 15 – 21mths 6 Limousin Steers 17 – 21mths 5 British Blue x Steers 19 – 20mths 3 Charolais x Steers 17mths J KEMPTHORNE & SONS Trewen, St Tudy, Bodmin, Cornwall 25 British Blue x Heifers & Steers 15 – 16mths 12 Friesian Steers 15 – 16mths PJ HARPER Roughtor Farm, Advent, Camelford, Cornwall 7 Limousin x Steers 18 – 23mths 5 Limousin x Heifers 18 – 19mths MESSRS RJ & ME BUTTER Trebartha Farm, Launceston, Cornwall 3 Limousin x Steer 18mths 7 Limousin x Heifers 18mths 2 Hereford x Steers 18 – 20mths A & JM HEMBROW Babbington Farm, Braddock, Lostwithiel, Cornwall 14 Continental Steers & Heifers 18 – 22mths HJ KNAPMAN Penfrane Farm, St Keyne, Liskeard, Cornwall 9 Devon x Steers & Heifers 20 – 25mths 9 Hereford x Steers & Heifers 20 – 25mths GG SMALE Atway Farm, St Stephens, Launceston 1 Named Sire Hereford x Steer 29mths 4 Named Sire Hereford x Heifers 25 – 28mths WS HARRIS & SON Tregooden, St Tudy, Bodmin, Cornwall 10 Limousin x Steers 22 – 24mths 8 Hereford x Steers 22 – 24mths L S HIGGINS & SON Higher Newton, St Neot, Liskeard, Cornwall 1 Friesian Steer 28mths 1 Charolais Heifer 26mths 4 Charolais Heifers 17mths 1 Limousin Heifer 23mths 1 Limousin Steer 17mths TREGARRICK FARMS Tregarrick Farm, Tregarrick, Helston, Cornwall 11 Friesian Steers 14 – 20mths 1 Hereford x Steer 18mths 2 Limousin Steers 15 – 17mths 1 Limousin Heifers 17mths 2 Aberdeen Angus Steers 14mths AG COWLING Penrose Farm, St Issey, Wadebridge, Cornwall 14 South Devon Steers 18 – 28mths 3 South Devon x Steers 16 – 19mths 10 Aberdeen Angus x Steers 17 – 28mths 29 Charolais x Heifers 16 – 24mths 28 Charolais x Steers 16 – 27mths DJ KEAT & SON Tremayle Farm, Bodmin, Cornwall 10 British Blue x Heifers 16 – 25mths 7 British Blue x Steers 17 – 25mths 6 Simmental x Heifers 20 – 25mths 4 Hereford Steers 17 – 23mths 1 Aberdeen Angus x Steer 18mths TA & S KEMPTHORNE Bodulgate Farm, Trewalder, Delabole, Cornwall 5 British Blue Steers 15 – 16mths 6 British Blue Heifers 14 – 16mths 3 Hereford Steers 16mths 1 Limousin x Heifer 16mths SP & JA OVENS South Muchlarnick Farm, Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall 4 Limousin x Steers 21mths 7 Simmental x Steers 16 – 22mths 9 British Blue x Heifers 18 – 26mths 6 British Blue x Steers 13 – 23mths 1 Montbeliarde x Steer 19mths 1 Fleckvieh x Heifer 23mths 1 Fleckvieh x Steer 23mths CP BUTTON LTD Polshea Farm, St Tudy, Bodmin, Cornwall 6 Limousin x Heifers 15 – 23mths 6 Charolais x Heifers 16 – 20mths 9 Limousin x Steers 19 – 23mths 1 Hereford Steer 22mths 8 Swedish Red & White x Steers 19 – 21mths BILKEY & BRAY Grogarth Farm, Tregony, Truro, Cornwall 4 Friesian Steers 24mths 14 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Heifers 22 – 24mths DW & RJ WARREN Tredinney Farm, St Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall 7 Friesian Steers 16 – 22mths 3 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Steers 16 – 22mths 1 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Heifer 18mths 1 Named Sire Hereford Heifer 18mths 5 British Blue x Steers 16 – 22mths 2 British Blue x Heifers 18 – 20mths 2 Limousin x Steers 18 – 20mths 4 Limousin x Heifers 16 – 22mths PJ HARVEY Higher Trelease Farm, Old Kea, Truro, Cornwall 16 British Blue x Heifers 18 – 21mths 6 British Blue x Steers 15 – 21mths S LYNE & SON Golden Lake Farm, Glynn, Cardinham, Bodmin, Cornwall 1 Named Sire Hereford x Steer 27mths 1 Named Sire Hereford Steer 29mths 1 Armoricaine Steer 31mths 1 Guernsey Steer 31mths 1 Holstein Friesian Steer 26mths GD & KE KITTO Higher Comber Farm, Camellion, Liskeard, Cornwall 3 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus x Heifers 22 – 29mths 2 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus x Steers 19 & 27mths ~ NEXT TB RESTRICTED SALE ~ MONDAY 11 DECEMBER 2017 HOLSWORTHY 11am & HALLWORTHY 1pm approx. Sale of Store, Prime & OTM Cattle Entries closing on Monday 4 December .
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