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Tb Restricted Sales Sale of 539 Cattle TTBB RREESSTTRRIICCTTEEDD SSAALLEESS HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET & HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD SSAALLEE OOFF 553399 CCAATTTTLLEE Compriisiing:: Hollsworthy 139 Store Cattlle & 7 Cullll Cows Hallllworthy 393 Store Cattlle Monday 11 September 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: AW POMEROY & SON Wedfield, Putford, Holsworthy, Devon 8 British Blue Heifers 15 – 18mths 1 British Blue Steer 17mths 1 Hereford Steer 17mths RJ & DE POMEROY Ley Farm, East Putford, Holsworthy, Devon 4 Friesian Steers 22 – 24mths 1 British Blue Heifer 21mths 3 Hereford Heifers 20 – 26mths 2 Limousin Steer & Heifer 19 & 22mths R BOWDEN & SON Churchtown, Bridgerule, Holsworthy, Devon 1 Limousin Heifer 22mths 2 British Blue Steers 22mths 1 Aberdeen Angus Steer 22mths 2 Friesian Steers 22mths GM HOOKWAY Dean Farm, West Down, Ilfracombe, Devon 12 Limousin x Steers & Heifers 18 – 23mths PJ HAWKING Lower Blackley, Highampton, Beaworthy, Devon 20 Charolais & Limousin Steers & Heifers 20 – 24mths MW BROWN Muffworthy, Frithelstock, Torrington, Devon 7 Holstein Friesian Steers 22 – 26mths 4 British Blue Heifers 16 – 21mths 3 British Blue Steer 16 – 18mths MJ HOOPER Langdown Farm, Spretyon, Crediton, Devon 1 Limousin Steer 25mths 4 British Blue Heifers 25 – 26mths EJ & RI DUNN Underdown, Exbourne, Okehampton, Devon 4 Friesian Steers 18mths 5 British Blue Heifers 18mths FE ADAMS & SON Ward Farm, St Giles in the Wood, Torrington, Devon 2 Holstein Friesian Steers 26mths 3 British Friesian Steers 21 – 25mths 1 Charolais Steer 21mths M GODDARD Bryony Hill, Winkleigh, Devon 1 Hereford x Heifer 28mths 8 Hereford x Steers 26 – 29mths AC WITHECOMBE & SON Ashridge, Littleham, Bideford, Devon 7 British Blue Steers & Heifers 20 – 26mths 11 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Steers & Heifers 20 – 26mths D HALE Lodgeworthy, Bridgerule, Holsworthy, Devon 2 Friesian Heifers 24mths 1 British Blue Steer 24mths 1 Jersey Heifer 24mths RM & J STEER Rubytown, Gulworthy, Tavistock, Devon 4 Friesian Steers 18 – 19mths 4 Gelbvieh Heifers 15 – 18mths 4 Gelbvieh Steers 13 – 16mths H & M THORNE & SON Warkleigh Barton, Umberleigh, North Devon 1 British Blue Steer 24mths 1 Aberdeen Angus Steer 24mths 2 Friesian Steers 24mths CULL COWS: JC BOADEN & SON Skewes Farm, Helston, Cury x Lanes, Helston, Cornwall 7 Cull Cows ~ Please take note of sale time ~ 1pm approx. HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD ENTRIES TO INC: STORE CATTLE: MARTIN DAIRY LTD Trethick Farm, St Mabyn, Bodmin, Cornwall 20 Devon Heifers 16 – 19mths 20 Devon Steers 16 – 19mths 5 Aberdeen Angus Heifers 15 – 19mths 5 Aberdeen Angus Steers 16 – 19mths MESSRS JR PM DW TRELEAVEN Trevissick Farm, Trenarren, St Austell, Cornwall 10 Hereford Steers 18 - 21mths 10 Hereford Heifers 18 – 21mths 4 British Blue Steers 22 – 25mths 1 British Blue Heifer 25mths 6 Friesian Steers 23mths TAMBLYNS OF WOTTON Wotton Farm, Landrake, Saltash, Cornwall 1 Limousin x Heifer 28mths 7 Limousin x Heifers 16 – 17mths 5 Limousin x Steers 16 – 17mths 1 South Devon x Steer 17mths GG SMALE Atway Farm, St Stephens, Lauceston, Cornwall 3 Named Sire Hereford Heifers 26 – 28mths 4 Named Sire Hereford Steers 26 – 28mths TREGARRICK FARM Tregarrick, Helston, Cornwall 2 Limousin x Heifers 22 – 18mths 1 Limousin x Steer 16mths 1 Aberdeen Angus x Heifer 21mths 2 Aberdeen Angus x Steer 17mths 2 Hereford x Steers 17mths 6 Friesian Steers 18 – 21mths NP & KJ JONES Lower Brightor Farm, Landrake, Saltash, Cornwall 2 Simmental x Heifers 25mths 8 Simmental x Steers 23 – 25mths 1 British Blue x Heifer 23mnths 1 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus x Steer 25mths 1 Named Sire Hereford x Steer 22mths A & JM HEMBROW Babbington Farm, Braddock, Lostwithiel, Cornwall 14 Simmental x Steers & Heifers 19 – 27mths 20 Charolais x Steers & Heifers 22 – 27mths 6 Limousin x Steers & Heifers 22 – 25mths DEJ BRAY Bokiddick Farm, Lanivet, Bodmin, Cornwall 3 British Friesian x Heifers 28 – 30mths 15 British Friesian Steers 21 – 29mths 9 British Friesian Heifers 21 – 28mths 1 Stabiliser x Steer 29mths 1 Charolais x Steer 23mths 1 Blue Albion x Steer 23mths TA & SJ KEMPTHORNE Bodulgate Farm, Trewalder, Delabole, Cornwall 5 Limousin x Heifers 14-18mths 1 Limousin x Steer 18mths 1 Holstein Friesian Heifer 18mths 6 Holstein Friesian Steers 14 - 15mths 10 British Blue Heifers 14 - 17mths 12 British Blue Steers 14 - 16mths RJ HADDY Home Farm, Minster, Boscastle, Cornwall 1 Hereford Heifer 16mths 1 Hereford x Heifer 18mths 1 British Blue x Steer 29mths 2 Aberdeen Angus x Heifers 16 – 19mths 1 South Devon x Heifer 19mths 3 Aberdeen Angus Heifers 16mths 6 Charolais x Heifers 15 – 16mths 1 Charolais x Steer 20mths D PHILP & SON Trenake Farm, Pelynt, Looe, Cornwall 33 Holstein Friesian Steers 18 – 27mths 10 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus x Steers 18 – 24mths 5 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus x Heifers 19 – 25mths 1 British Blue x Steer 22mths 4 British Blue x Heifers 19 – 23mths J & RM ROWE & SONS Treweers Farm, Lansallos, Looe, Cornwall 15 British Blue Steers 19 – 21mths 9 British Blue Heifers 19 – 21mths 1 Named Sire Aberdeen Angus Steer 24mths 2 South Devon Steers 27 – 28mths R & E QUINN Treharrock Farm, St Kew, Port Issac, Cornwall 1 British Blue x Heifer 26mths 4 British Blue x Steers 21 – 26mths 1 Hereford x Heifer 21mths 1 Hereford x Steer 22mths 5 Holstein Friesian Steers 18 – 22mths J KEMPTHORNE & SONS Trewen, St Tudy, Bodmin, Cornwall 1 Devon Heifer 19mths 3 British Blue Heifers 18 – 20mths 3 British Blue Steers 18 – 20mths 11 Friesian Steers 18 – 20mths AH & LR READ Cardew Farm, Trelash, Warbstow, Lauceston, Cornwall 1 British Blue Steer 19mnths WHA HICKS Meuden Farm, Mainporth Road, Mainporth, Falmouth, Cornwall 7 British Blue x Heifers 15 – 24mths 4 British Blue x Steers 15 – 24mths 1 Limousin x Steer 18mths 1 Limousin x Heifer 18mths 2 Montbeliarde x Steer 15 – 24mths 1 Brown Swiss x Steer 18mths NR BILKEY & BRAY Grogarth Farm, Tregony, Truro, Cornwall 7 Aberdeen Angus Heifers 21 – 24mths 9 Aberdeen Angus Steers 21 – 24mths FORTHCOMING SALES • SEPTEMBER SALES TUESDAY 12th – LISKEARD Special Sale of Breeding Ewes. WEDNESDAY 13th – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Market Store Cattle to Inc 40 named sire A.Angus strs & hfrs 16 – 20mo SS. THURSDAY 14th – HALLWORTHY 250 Store Cattle, plus 1200 Breeding Ewes and Ewe Lambs 100 Suffolk x 2Ts, 100 Mule 2Ts, 80 Mule FM, 100 Romney 2Ts, 130 Speckled and Speckled X FM Ewes from M/s Abel Bros, Tavistock, 90x 4T North of England Mules, 250 Mule Ewe Lambs being consignments of 150, 60 & 40 from 3 local vendors. 70 Stock Rams, 550 Store Lamb SATURDAY 16th - HIGHER FRANKABOROUGH, BROADWOODWIDGER, PL16 0JS 10.30AM Complete Dispersal of Tractors, Farm Machinery & Effects. On behalf of Mr T Shopland – Case 785 tractor c/w Tanco loader & bucket reg. G672 BGL - 4,400hrs, International 885XL 2wd reg. A770 KCUb - 4,312hrs, Super Dexter c/w loader buckets 1964 reg - 6,491hrs, Marshall 70 dung spreader, Teagle Tomahawk 404 bale shredder, Major 1100 slurry tanker, Zweegers haybob, PZ 165 grass mower, Fella centipede. Quantity of granite mushrooms & troughs & Husqvarna ride on mower (VGC). Entries invited 01409 253275. WEDNESDAY 20th – HOLSWORTHY Mid-Month Dairy Sale. To Include a Production Sale of 100 Pedigree, Classified, CIS Milk Recorded Dairy Cattle from the ‘Hoops’ herd on behalf of Mr JG & SG Ley, Sutcombe, Holsworthy. To comprise freshly calved and in full milk production Cows and Heifers, close to calving In Calf Heifers and Dry Cows and also Heifers. This sale will include superb quality cattle many with deep pedigrees and multiple EX/VG classifications. SATURDAY 23rd – TRELABE, CALLINGTON LINKINHORNE, CALLINGTON, CORNWALL PL17 8QP 10.30 am Dispersal of Tractors, Machinery & Full Range of Sheep Handling Equipment on behalf of Messrs DS & AM Horne (Retirement sale). Outside entries invited 01409 253275. SATURDAY 23rd – TRESADDERN SHAMBLES, ST COLUMB TR9 6JD 10.30AM on behalf of Mr R J Dudden. Dispersal of Vintage Tractor, Machinery, Bygones, Implements, Workshop equipment, Antiques & furniture to inc: CASE DEX 1941 and Blackstone 34 HP 1929. Contact Peter Hooper on 01579 345543 or John Wakeham 07977 479686. Catalogues www.kivells.com WEDNESDAY 27th – HOLSWORTHY Dispersal Sale of 80 purebred Ayrshires and Ayr X Fr Cows and Heifers. All year round calving inc a high number of Autumn calvers. Average 4.17BF 3.31PTN cc144. .
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