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Cheviot Ram Sale Catalogue RAM SALE CATALOGUE Monday 3 October 2016 (Show 10am - Sale from 12pm) Note to sellers: Seller of livestock must be present prior to livestock entering the sale ring. Should seller or representative not be present, livestock will be passed over until end of sale. Sale Sponsored By Lewis & Harris Sheep Producers Supreme Champion £50 Reserve Champion £25 Best Locally Bred Ram Donnie Maclennan Memorial Prize & Lewis Crofters Voucher CHEVIOT *Denotes QMS Farm Assured Name Address No. Class Pen QMS D Graham 7 Arnol 1 Chev Lamb 2 D Macsween 20 N. Dell 2 Shearlings 2 M Macleod Dell Farm 2 NCH 2 Shear 2 * do do 1 NCH Lamb 2 * J N Maclean 38 Lower Barvas 1 Shearlings 2 R Mackay 50 Garrabost 1 NCH 4 Shear 2 I Macleod 1 Battery RD 1 Aged 2 D Montgomery 11 Garyvard 1 4 Shear 2 Do Do 1 5 Shear 2 D A Mackinnon 22 New Tolsta 1 2 Shear 3 DO DO 1 4 Shear 3 Do Do 1 5 Shear 3 A Mackenzie 10 Aird 2 Shearlings 3 M Maciver 8 Coll 1 NCH Shearling 3 J Macarthur 50 Back 2 Lambs 3 S Montgomery 30 Balallan 2 Lambs 3 D J Morrison 4 Urgha 1 4 Shear 3 C Macleod 12 Gearraidh Ghruim 1 4 Shear 4 Do Do 1 Lambs 4 I Macsween 8b Shader 1 4 Shear 4 Do Do 1 2 Shear 4 A Maciver 15 Vatisker 1 NCH Shearling 4 I C Macdonald 7b Aird 2 Chev Rams 4 I Macleod Kalva Cott Marybank 1 Shearling 4 F Maciver 53 Balallan 1 4 Shear X 4 A Maciver 1 Hill St North Tolsta 1 3 Shear 4 D D Maciver 1 Portnaguran 1 NCH 5 D Macleod 1 Gress 1 Shearling 5 M Maclean 18 Leurbost 1 2 Shear 5 Do Do 1 4 Shear 5 N Morrison 22 North St Sandwick 1 2 Shear 5 Do Do 2 Lambs 5 J M Macfarlane 28 S Dell 1 3 Shear 5 K J Macleod 8a Ranish 1 4 Shear 5 P Maclennan 24 Laxay 1 shearling 5 M Macleod 17 Lower Bayble 1 3 Shear 7 A Macdonald The Brooks Carloway 1 5 Shear 7 C Anderson Kintarvie 1 Lambs 7 Do Do 1 3 Shear 7 A Ross 8 Sand Street 3 NCH Shearlings 8 Do Do 1 NCH 4 Shear 8 Mackenzie Glen 2 Cheviot 8 R Maclennan Borve 2 2 Shear 9 Lomas Kyles Lodge 1 5 Shear 9 M Macleod WatersEdge 2 Shearlings 9 K Morrison 5 East Street 1 Shearling 9 Do Do 2 X Shearlings 9 I Maciver 65a Back 1 4 Shear 9 M F Campbell Portnaguran 3 2 Shear 10 Do Do 2 Shearlings 10 Do Do 1 Aged 10 J M Macdonald Knock 1 3 Shear Crush 1 Do Do 1 Aged Crush 1 Pabay 5 Aged Rams Crush 1 74 Continental & Other Breeds Name Address No. Class Pen QMS D Macdonald 11 New shawbost 1 Texel Lamb Crush2 J Macarthur 50 Back 1 Texel Lamb Crush2 S Nicolson 14 Sheshader 1 Charolais Crush2 C Macdonald 4 Park Barvas 1 4 Shear Suffolk Crush2 R Nicolson 18 Crossbost 3 Rousin X Shearlings 11 C Macleod 12 Gearraidh Ghruirm 2 Tex X Shearling 11 C D Macmillan 25 Lower Barvas 1 2 Shear Suffolk 11 A Graham 22 L Barvas 1 Tex X Lamb 12 F Matheson Greenacres Barvas 1 6 Shear Texel 12 N Morrison 22 North Street 1 2 Shear Tex X 12 D Macritchie 24b Lionel 1 2 Shear Tex X 12 D Nicolson 29 Flesherin 1 4 Shear Texel 12 E Drew 28 Lemreway 3 Icelandic X Shearlings 13 D Macleod 5 Shader 1 Texel X 13 J Bayfield 2a Tong 1 2 shear Beltex 13 A Ross 8 Sand St 3 3 Shear Texels 13 Mackenzie Glen 2 Texel 14 R Maclennan Borve 1 Suffolk Lamb 14 Lomas Kyles Lodge 1 3 shear Texel 14 S Nicolson 14 Sheshader 1 BLX Lamb 14 I Macleod 20 Habost Ness 1 4 Shear Texel 14 D J Nicolson 20 Ranish 1 2 Shear Texel X 15 A J Maclean 12 Doune 1 4 Shear Soffolk 15 A Maclean 23 Callanish 1 3 Shear Suffolk 15 Do Do 1 3 Shear Tex X 15 33 Blackface Name Address No. Class Pen QMS M G Murray 8b Garrabost 1 Lamb 36 G Graham 41 Park Carloway 4 Lambs 36 D Graham 7 Arnol 1 Lamb 36 D Macdonald 5 Keose Glebe 1 Lamb 36 D Macsween 20 North Dell 1 Shearling 37 J N Maclean 38 Lower Barvas 1 2 Shear 37 C Stoddard 2a Tolsta Chaolais 1 37 I Macleod 1 Battery Rd 1 Shearling 37 Do Do 1 Aged 37 M Macleod 8 Swainbost 1 Shearling 38 * D Montgomery 11 GaryVard 1 3 Shear 38 Do Do 1 4 Shear 38 D J Macaulay 5 Knock Aird 1 4 Shear 38 D J Morrison 4 Urgha 1 2 Shear 38 D Macleod 7 Ivorhill 2 Shearlings 39 Do Do 2 Lambs 39 J Macarthur 50 Back 4 Lambs 39 A Mackay 1 Eorodale 3 Lambs 40 C Macdonald 4 Park Barvas 1 Lamb 40 R Nicolson 18 Crossbost 2 Lambs 40 S Montgomery 30 Balallan 2 Lambs 40 A G Mackinnon 20 Crossbost 1 5 Shear 41 C Hope 40 Crossbost 1 Shearling 41 I A Mackenzie 51 Vatisker 2 Shearlings 41 K Macaulay 20 Knock Carloway 1 2 Shear Swaledale 41 A Macleod 14a West Tarbert 4 Swaledale Lambs 42 C D Macillan 25 Lower Barvas 4 Lambs 42 D Smith 2 New Tolsta 2 B F Lambs 42 M F Morrison 17b Habost 4 Shearlings 43 R Morrison 81 X Skigersta Rd 2 Shearlings 43 Do Do 1 2 Shear 43 K Macaulay 8 Tolsta Chaolais 1 X Swale Shearling 44 Do Do 1 5 Shear Swaledale 44 N Macleod 11 Tolsta Chaolais 1 4 shear Dalesbred 44 J N Macdonald 5a Doune 1 Shearling 44 K Thomson 33 S Galson 1 Shearling 44 I N Macleod 10 Kershader 1 4 Shear 44 D J Morrison 4 Urgha 1 2 Shear 44 D Macinnes 4 Crossbost 1 Shearling 44 D Martin Huishinish 3 Shearlings 44a N Morrison 22 North Street 2 Shearlings 46 J Stewart 29 Upper Coll 2 Lambs 46 Do Do 1 4 shear 46 A Maclean 34 New Shawbost 1 Shearling 46 D Nicolson 29 Flesherin 1 2 Shear 46 A J Mackenzie 5 Boradale 4 Shearlings 47 C Macleod 13 Swordale 1 2 Shear 47 D Macleod 5 Shader 1 3 Shear 48 Do Do 3 Shearlings 48 Do Do 2 Lambs 48 A Macdonald 3 Ardhasaig 1 3 Shear 49 Do Do 1 4 Shear 49 Mackenzie Glen 1 49 R Maclennan Borve 1 Shearling 49 Do Do 1 3 Shear 49 D J Macinnes Atlantic View 1 3 Shear 49 A Macdonald The Brooks Carloway 1 4 Shear Swaledale 50 N Mackay 18 Knock Carloway 1 3 Shear 50 K Bayfield 24 Milking Hill 1 Shearling 50 D Macaulay 7 Crossbost 1 3 Shear 50 Macleod 21a Sheshader 2 Shearlings 50 I Macleod 15 Sheshader 2 Shearlings 51 Do Do 1 2 Shear 51 M Shaw 1 Carishader 1 2 Shear 51 I Macleod 20 Habost Ness 2 2 Shear 51 Do Do 1 3 Shear 51 D J Nicolson 20 Ranish 1 4 Shear 52 C A Mackay 5a Achmore 1 Lamb 52 I Maciver Laxay 5 Rams 52 J M MAcdonald Knock Point 1 2 Shear 53 A J Maclean 12 Doune 2 Shearlings 53 D N Morrison 39b lower Barvas 1 2 Shear 53 A Maclean 23b Callanish 2 2 Shear 53 J M Macfarlne 28 South Dell 1 3 Shear swale 54 Macdonald Carloway House 1 3 Shear 54 A Willamson 20 S Bragar 1 shearling 54 119 229 Next Sale Sale of all classes of store and breeding Lambs & Sheep Thursday 13th October 2016 from 9.30am Booking Deadline Thursday 6th October Book online: www.lewisandharrisauctionmart.co.uk.
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