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Autumn Rare & Native Breed Sale AUTUMN RARE & NATIVE BREED SALE HOLSWORTHY LIVESTOCK MARKET New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA Pedigree & Commercial Stock Cattle, Sheep, Pigs & Poultry SATURDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2017 Pigs 10am - Poultry 10:30am – Sheep approx. 10:30am – Cattle 11am PLUS 12 Noon - 2nd Show & Sale of Devon & Cornwall Longwools & Sale of Valais Blacknose Sheep Contact: 01409 253275 or Email: [email protected] Tel: 01409 253275 Email: [email protected] Holsworthy Livestock Market New Market Road Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA FOREWORD A warm welcome awaits you at the 2017 Autumn Rare & Native breed sale with possibly the largest entry seen for this sale for many years. The headline attraction for the cattle ring has to be the dispersal of the ‘Chapple’ herd of pedigree and registered Aberdeen Angus breeding cattle together with another part dispersal of Shorthorn cattle from North Devon. In the sheep pens entries are really good with a vast range of breeds, types and qualities with something there for everyone. This years special show and sale of pedigree Devon and Cornwall Longwools will be the first sale for the breed at the new Holsworthy Livestock Market and have attracted a quality line up from well respected breeders from throughout the region. 400 Lots of poultry, 150 pigs and some goats will also be present with the auction getting underway at 10am. Kivells VENDORS LIST LOTS Ashton & Son, R & L 15 - 23 Aish Farm, Shebbear, Beaworthy, Devon, EX21 5SB 53 - 55 Bridgman, M 12 Sunny View, Winkleigh, Devon, EX19 8HS Bromell, M & S Worden Park, Bradworthy, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7TW Carvil, J Meadow View Farm, Exbourne, Devon, EX20 3SH Chapman, HP 13 - 14 West Larrick, Trebullett, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9QH Clark, RBI & M 79 - 87 Penwood House, St Breward, Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 4NL Darwin, H Scotland Farm, Bridgerule, Devon Drayton, D Grove Farm, Linkinhorne, Callington, Cornwall, PL17 7NA Doust, P Roselyn, Rosedown, Hartland, Devon Gaden & Morish North Breazle, Bratton Clovelly, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4JS Gainsbury, M & S 10 - 12 Lower Chasty, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 6NA Gibbins, R & V Lathys Farm, Poltimore, Exeter, Devon, EX4 0AH Grigg, MW & MD Downs Farm, Monkleigh, Bideford, Devon Gubb & Lees, D & S Buda Farm, Langtree, Torrington, Devon Gubb & Son, RC & JA Buda Farm, Langtree, Torrington, Devon Hancock 20 Willow Close, Callington, Cornwall Harvey, J Washborne Rise, Harberton Ford, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7UB Harvey, K Higher Silverlands, Boyton, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9RG Heywood, A Blisford Farm, Buckland Brewer, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5WG LOTS Hodge, J 56 - 70 Park Farm, Tors Road, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 1QN Hookway, GJ Great Huish Farm, St Giles in the Wood, Torrington, Devon, EX38 7JN Holman, SJ & PJ 1 - 5 West Barn, Burrhills Farm, Carkeel, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6NR Hosking, R & S Tamar View, Cargreen, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6PA Huggins, K Morson Farm, Bratton Clovelly, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4JW Hunt, P Rosemary Cottage, North Bovey, Devon, TQ13 8RA Landick, BJ & L & Glanville, R 24 - 32 Eggworthy Farm, Sampford Spiney, Yelverton, Devon, PL20 6LJ Ley, S Great Cranford Cottage, Bridestowe, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4HF Marden, A Carriecott, Langley Barton, Umberleigh, Devon, EX17 9EF Martin, S Hornacott Barton, Boyton, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9RL McEwan, R & R 6 - 9 Furzehill Farm, Runnon Moor Lane, Hatherleigh, Devon, EX20 3PL McGurk, Y Firsdale Bungalow, Sutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon Middleton, K Ashwater, Devon Miller, J & L Higher Upcott House, Hatherleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 3LN Mills, HJ Isaacs Farm, Moorwater, Riddlecombe, Ashreigney, Devon, EX18 7NJ Moyle, PCW 71 – 78 10 Parc An Manns, Mawnan Smith, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 5EU Northcott, I & SJ Churchtown Farm, Otterham, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9TA Penhorwood, L Jenter, Liskeard, Cornwall Perry, B Lanacombe, Kilkhampton, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 9RZ LOTS Saulsbury, NA 3 Trewassa, Davidstow, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9YG Seery, RH Westdown Farm, Hatherleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 3LW Shepheard, R Hal-Ruan, Davidstow, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9SG Shoot, N 1 Tredown Cottage, Lezant, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9NN Slee, C & C Halsbury Barton, Buckland Brewer, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5EN Slee & Hooper, S & T Halsbury Barton, Buckland Brewer, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5EN Souch, N Valleyview, Pattard Water, Hartland, Bideford, Devon, EX39 6BY Snape, S & W Trengayor Farm, Dizzard, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 0NX Staughton, J Bodithiel Farm, Middle Taphouse, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 4NF Swabey, D New House Farm, Hollacombe, Chulmleigh, Devon Townsend, S West Yard Farm, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3HA Trewin, BK, VM & RK Middle Tremollett Farm, Coads Green, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 7NA Waktins, DJ Landue Estate, Lezant, Launceston, Cornwall Walker, N T/A Jolinox Unlimited 33 - 52 Chapple Farm, Dolton, Winkleigh, Devon, EX19 8PA Woolley Animals Ltd Moorwater, Riddlecombe, Devon, EX18 7NJ DEXTER SJ & PJ Holman West Barn, Burrhills Farm, Carkeel, Saltash, Cornwall, PL12 6NR TB Test 29/08/17 LOT 1 Dexter Heifer UK384940 700019 Born: 12.03.16 LOT 2 Dexter Heifer UK384940 500024 Born: 01.06.16 LOT 3 Dexter Steer UK384940 100020 Born: 15.03.16 LOT 4 Dexter Steer UK384940 200021 Born: 29.03.16 LOT 5 Dexter Steer UK384940 600025 Born: 02.07.16 R & R McEwan Furzehill Farm, Runnon Moor Lane, Hatherleigh, Devon, EX20 3PL TB Test 21/08/17 LOT 6 In Calf Pedigree Dexter Cow (Red) UK370111 500123 Rodandbens Ermintrude F46445 Born: 21.06.13 Breeder: Mr R Hall AI’d on 16.08.17 to Genus bull Canwell Sooty M5957 Sire: Shilford Elvis VG88 M5909 GS: Ashott Barton Gio* M4574 GD: Shilford Evelyn F22586 Dam: Rodandbens Edna F38800 GS: Knightsway James M5512 GD: Rodandbens Ella F29584 LOT 7 With her Pedigree Dexter Heifer calf at foot UK373369 300043 Runnonmoor Dotty F54678 Born: 21.04.17 Breeder: Mr & Mrs R McEwan Sire: Kensey Park Bobby M5642 GS: Kenseypark Logi Bear NPV M5396 GD: Frankford Bluebell F25868 Dam: Rodandbens Ermintrude F46445 GS: Shilford Elvis VG88 M5909 GD: Rodandbens Edna F38800 LOT 8 In Calf Pedigree Dexter Cow UK373369 700033 Runnonmoor Beatrice F51230 Born: 17.08.15 Breeder: Mr & Mrs R McEwan AI’d on 16.08.17 to Genus bull Canwell Sooty M5957 Sire: Kensey Park Bobby M5642 GS: Kenseypark Logi Bear NPV M5396 GD: Frankford Bluebell F25868 Dam: Rodandbens Ermintrude GS: Shilford Elvis VG88 M5909 F46445 GD: Rodandbens Edna F38800 LOT 9 Birth Notified Dexter Steer UK373369 600039 N37248 Born: 19.06.16 Breeder: Mr & Mrs R McEwan Sire: Kensey Park Bobby M5642 GS: Kenseypark Logi Bear NPV M5396 GD: Frankford Bluebell F25868 Dam: Rodandbens Ermintrude GS: Shilford Elvis VG88 M5909 F46445 GD: Rodandbens Edna F38800 M & S Gainsbury Lower Chasty, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 6NA TB Test 24/07/17 Lot 10 Lot 12 LOT 10 Pedigree Dexter Cow UK360516 400182 Knivers Meadow Petra F43117 Born: 03.04.12 Been running with pedigree Dexter bull ‘Foxhill Oliver’ M6418 since 27.07.17 Sire: Harron Loyal Follower M5363 GS: Cowick Ranger 2nd M3730 GD: High cark Fleur F14664 Dam: Kinvers Meadow Hope F25492 GS: Linric Bobby M4403 GD: Knivers Meadow Dreamer F20079 Vendor notes: Has had three non short calves, non short & dehorned LOT 11 With her Pedigree Dexter Heifer calf at foot UK375020 100018 Foxhill Sadie F54850 Born: 23.05.17 Sire: Foxhill Oliver M6418 GS: Stargate Robin the Hood M5850 GD: Netton Flora F30833 Dam: Kinvers Meadow Petra F43117 GS: Harron Loyal Follower M5363 GD: Knivers Meadow Hope F25492 Vendor notes: Non short & dehorned LOT 12 Dexter Heifer UK375020 400007 Born: 22.06.15 Been running with pedigree Dexter bull ‘Foxhill Oliver’ M6418 between 09.06.17 to 22.07.17 (not seen bulling since) Sire: Stargate Dragon Mage M6313 Vendor notes: Non short & dehorned DEVON HP Chapman West Larrick, Trebullett, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9QH TB Test 22/08/17 LOT 13 Pedigree Devon Heifer (Supplementary Register) UK366759 200185 Halwill Laura 7th F2 SRP150151 Born: 15.05.15 Breeder: Mrs HP Chapman Sire: Clannaborough Manning GS: Clannaborough Brigadier 19th PM09106 PM14034 GD: Glebe Elite 2nd EX91 F0080 Dam: Halwill Laura 5th F1 insp GS: Vera’s Valley Percy M08053 SR150042 GD: Unregistered Female 220469 / 400151 LOT 14 Pedigree Devon Heifer UK366759 500188 Halwill Rosie 5th PF151532 Born: 18.05.15 Breeder: Mrs HP Chapman Sire: Clannaborough Manning GS: Clannaborough Brigadier 19th PM09106 PM14034 GD: Glebe Elite 2nd EX91 F0080 Dam: Halwill Rosie 3rd F2 SR120092 GS: Leawood Cuthbert M05087 GD: Halwill Rosie 2nd F1 SR11412 R & L Ashton & Son Aish Farm, Shebbear, Beaworthy, Devon, EX21 5SB TB Test 29/08/17 LOT 15 Pedigree Devon Cow UK386569 200150 Mengearne Cherry Maid 4th F121649 Born: 25.05.12 Breeder: Mr & Mrs JT George Sire: Little Thriverton Darwin GS: Tilbrook Voyager EX91 M02024 M08008 GD: Little Thriverton Daisy F96271 Dam: Mengearne Cherry Maid 1st GS: Little Thriverton Enterprise G+75 F09921 M06008 GD: Mengearne Cherry Maid G68 F06813 LOT 16 With her Devon x Steer calf at foot UK374471 100089 Born: 17.07.17 Breeder: CG Duffell R & L Ashton & Son – Cont’d…… LOT 17 Devon Heifer UK374471 500051 Born: 01.03.16 LOT 18 Devon Heifer UK374471 600052 Born: 04.03.16 LOT 19 Devon Heifer UK374471 700060 Born: 06.04.16 LOT 20 Devon Heifer UK374471 100036 Born: 28.05.16 LOT 21 Devon Heifer UK374471 200069 Born: 28.07.16 LOT 22 Devon Steer UK374471 100067 Born: 16.06.17 LOT 23 Pedigree Devon Bull UK387974 200118 Scadghill Nelson M15060 Born: 12.02.14 Breeder: D & J Beak Sire: Bollowal Sampson M11070 GS: Bollowal Nimrod M04110 GD: Colleton Daisy 6th F2 SR04216 Dam: Scadghill Alice VG82 F11498 GS:
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