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Fadmoor & Wombleton 2016 CHARTERED SURVEYORS • AUCTIONEERS • VALUERS • LAND & ESTATE AGENTS • FINE ART & FURNITURE ESTABLISHED 1860 IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE NORTH YORK MOORS QUALITY SHEEP SOCIETY 2016 SALE REPORTS FADMOOR & WOMBLETON 2016 11,767 sheep sold in 2016 (981 more than in 2015) 15 Market Place, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 7LP Tel: 01653 697820 Fax: 01653 698305 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cundalls.co.uk WOMBLETON / FADMOOR SHEEP SALES 2016 Dear Vendor/Purchaser, As we have seen this year the price of fat lambs is significantly better than last year, with lambs through Malton consistently £12 to £15 better than last year. Buyers were therefore coming to the breeding and store lamb sales with a little more confidence, but although we saw a better trade for store lambs throughout the sales it would seem the buyers of breeding sheep still acted with some caution and a common sense approach in buying their replacements. As usual all stock was well presented at our sales and with a good catalogue and turnout of buyers we were very pleased with the results of all three sales. We think the sheep look their best in the open pens and through the sale rings. The quality of stock was as good as ever at all three sales and the judges this year, Mr John Jackson of Hartoft, Mr Will Frank of Pickering, Mr Chris Dale of Skirpenbeck, Mr Ken Shields of Hexham, and Mr Dave Lee of Thirsk with the support of the stewards from the North York Moors Quality Sheep Association all did a terrific job. The late sale at Wombleton saw a record number of 6450 sheep sold through the sale rings and we hope you agree the drovers, stewards and office staff on the day did an excellent job to keep all sale rings running smoothly. We are always thankful of help from people who don’t always get rewarded on the day and we will be always pleased to take on additional staff at the sale next year. Finally we would like to thank you all for attending the sale as either a purchaser or vendor and a particular thanks to all our sponsors and trade stands who help make the sales a tremendous success. If you have any comments or wish to discuss any matter please do not hesitate to give us a call. Kind regards, Keith D Warters MRICS William Tyson BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV t. 01653 697820 t. 01653 697820 m. 07850 915249 m. 07977 560109 e. [email protected] e. [email protected] EARLY WOMBLETON SHEEP SALE - THURSDAY 15th SEPTEMBER 2016 Cundalls held their annual first show and sale of gimmer lambs and breeding sheep at Wombleton on Thursday. On a very hot summers day all the sheep looked their best in the glorious sunshine in the open pens. The overall trade was much improved on last year with all classes of stock in the region of £6.00 to £12.00 better than last year, with the trade of the day being for the Mule shearlings which averaged £133.26 some £20.00 up on last year The judges for the competitive classes were renowned local farmers and supporters of the sale, Mr John Jackson of Hartoft, Mr Will Frank of Pickering and Mr Chris Dale of Skirpenbeck Best pen of Mule Gimmer lambs, (The Peter Woodall Salver) was awarded to Breck House Enterprise Ltd of Bransdale for their outstanding pen which realised £154 through the ring and purchased by local producer Mr John Hardisty. Best pen of Mule Gimmer Shearlings (PF & K Trophy) was awarded to R. Mortimer, Glaisdale which realised £150 through the ring and purchased by Messrs A& R Wilson of Nunthorpe. Best pen of store lambs was awarded to Mr C Sunley Farndale which realised £74 and purchased by Messrs W&L Thompson of Middleton Full Show Results as follows: Best Pen of Mule Gimmer lambs 1st Breck House Enterprises, Bransdale sold for £154 2nd P Broughton, Bransdale sold for £110 3rd H.D Featherstone, Farndale sold for £84 Best Pen of Mule Gimmer Shearlings 1st R Mortimer, Glaisdale sold for £150 2nd B Meadley, Skeffling sold for £142 3rd S. Barker & Sons, Harome sold for £136 Best pen of store lambs 1st C. Sunley, Farndale. Sold for £74.00 2nd D Wilson, Farndale sold for £73.00 3rd V. Readman, Castleton sold for £70.00 Forward on the day 3319 breeding sheep and store lambs Texel x Gimmer Shearlings to £120 – M.W Rooke, Helmsley / H.D Hogarth, Stillington Suffolk x Gimmer Shearlings to £100 – J.R Boyes, Low Dalby Mule Ewes to £82 – D H. Brown, Rosedale - Average - £62.00 Mule Gimmer Lambs to £154 – Breck House Enterprise Ltd – Average £91.63 Mule Gimmer Shearlings to £150 – R Mortimer, Glaisdale – Averaged £133.26 Texel x Gimmer Lambs to £102 – R.E & B.J Potter, Farndale – Averaged-£70.49 Suffolk x Store Lambs to £73.00 – JW Hardisty, Westerdale, / D.E & P Wilson, Farndale - Averaged £62.00 Texel x Store Lambs to £74.00 – C. Sunley, Farndale – Averaged £59.43 Mule Store Lambs to £52.00 – B. Aconley, Farndale – Averaged £45.00 FADMOOR SHEP SALE - SATURDAY 1st OCTOBER 2016 Today we held the annual sale of Scot and Swaledale breeding sheep on the popular sale field at Fadmoor The sale was well supported by local buyers as well as buyers from well outside our County. The demand for all classes of the well-presented stock was good despite the heavy downpour. Overall the atmosphere around the sale ring was well charged as the buyers competed for the stock on offer. The judge of all the show classes was Mr Ken Shields, a well-respected breeder of quality stock from near Hexham, Northumberland. The coveted Moorland Association Rosebowl Trophy awarded to the best pen of draft ewes from a moorland hefted flock on the North York Moors was given to Messrs J.S Wood of Bilsdale for their outstanding pen of 3 crop Swaledale ewes which realised £114 in the sale ring and were purchased by the judge, Mr Ken shields. All stock was in good demand with a particular strong trade for the Swaledale gimmer and wether lambs Other show results as follows: Best Pen of Swaledale ewes 1st J.S Wood, Bilsdale sold for £114 to K.Shields, Hexham 2ndA& J Myers, Rosedale sold for £70 to E. Blacklock Catterick 3rd M & P Carter, Rosedale sold for £90 to T.B Sayer, Snilesworth Best Pen of Swaledale gimmer shearlings 1st M. Graham, Goathland sold for £105.00 to E. Blacklock, Catterick 2nd M. Graham, Goathland. sold for £120.00 to S & D Beeforth, Chop Gate 3rd S. Eddon, Levisham sold for £62.00 to P. Beaumont Brandsby Best pen of scot gimmer shearlings 1st L. Barnes, Cropton sold for £108.00 to D. Wardle, Bishop Wilton 2nd M Shields, sold for £60.00 to D. Wardle, Bishop Wilton Best Pen of Swaledale gimmer lambs 1st J.S Wood, Bilsdale sold for £68.00 to J. Hallam, Egton Bridge 2nd A & J Myers, Rosedale. sold for £69.00 to S Hallam, Egton 3rd J.S Wood, Bilsdale sold for £57.00 to G.D Proudly, kildale Best Pen of Scot lambs 1st R.J Ford Sproxton sold for £54.00 to F. Dale, Pickering 2nd J&D Smith, Warthill. sold for £45.00 to P. Beaumont, Brandsby 3rd I Sleightholme Langdale end sold for £42.00 to R Turnbull, Wrelton Forward on the day 2011 Scot and Swaledale breeding sheep and store lambs Uncrossed Swaledale ewes to £114.00 – J.S Wood, Bilsdale. Av £75 Uncrossed Scot ewes to £62.00 - R.J Ford, Sproxton Swaledale shearlings to £120.00 – M. Graham, Goathland Av £68 Scot shearlings to £108.00 – L. Barnes, Cropton Swaledale gimmer lambs to £77.00 – H. Peirson & Son, Goathland Av £52.00 Scot gimmer lambs to £54.00 –.R.J Ford, Sproxton Av £44 Cheviot gimmer lambs to £45.00 – P. Richardson, Rosedale. Av £43 Swaledale wether lambs to £37.00 – B.A Cook, Chop Gate Av £29.44 B. F Leicester shearling rams to £390.00 – D. Richardson Swale rams to £50.00 – T. Hogarth, Lealholme Charollais ram lambs to £102.00 - R. Bailey, Hunmanby LATE WOMBLETON SHEEP SALE - THURSDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2016 On a fantastic warm and sunny autumn day at Wombleton Airfield, Cundalls Auctioneers of Malton held their final Sale of the season of Breeding Sheep and Store Lambs with a record number of 6437 head of stock forward on the day. There were more buyers than ever around the ring sides, from many parts of the country. Trade was firm in all departments leading to a near total clearance on the day 2813 store lambs were sold on the day and topped at £74.50 with an overall average of a very respectable £55.98, up £7.68 on last year. 224 continental gimmer lambs topped at £100 to average £74.00. A record entry for the sale of 1477 Mule gimmer lambs were sold on the day and topped at £110 with an average pf £72.74, just back on last year. Again a record entry of 888 Mule shearlings made a respectable trade to top at £168 and average £115, similar to last year. The trade in the Ram ring was also competitive with Suffolk’s topping at a firm 420 guineas; Continentals at 700 guineas; Blue Faced Leicester’s at 280 guineas. Helmsley Young Farmers again collected lambs from local producers and auctioned them off for their chosen charity which this year was Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
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