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Special Show & Sale of 82 Freshly Calved Cows & Heifers 2 Holsworthy Dairy Event Special Show & Sale of 82 Freshly Calved Cows & Heifers OVER £3,900 OF PRIZES & PRIZE MONEY Judging commences at 11am *** Sale at 12 noon *** Wednesday 13 November 2019 Holsworthy Livestock Market, Holsworthy, Devon. EX22 7FA www.kivells.com 01409 253275 3 Welcome The 26th Annual Holsworthy Dairy Event sees a change of format from the last 25 years. We have moved the event to a daytime schedule which enables us to expand and improve upon this well established sale. We have been overwhelmed with support from vendors, sponsors, trade stands and interest from the allied dairy industry based in the South West. The new format sees a large entry of over 80 dairy cattle with Judging commencing at 11am with the sale to follow at 12noon. By moving to a daytime event we are pleased to be able to host a programme of dairy related afternoon seminars commencing at 2pm in the market canteen, The Cowshed. Seminars include dairy cattle and asset finance, calf pneumonia, Nu-era beef and the link with sexcel, making the most of you accountant, optimal milking for health and performance, feeding this year’s forage and judging the international trade fair dairy show in Kenya. In addition, we are grateful to our sponsors and trade stands for their sponsorship and involvement in the event and hospitality on their stands. Kivells have great pleasure in welcoming Tom Dauncey as the Judge for the 26th Annual Holsworthy Dairy Event on Wednesday 13th November 2019. Tom, along with his wife Caroline and son Alfie, own the Pedigree ‘Leswidden’ herd of Holstein Friesians at Leswidden Farm, St Just, Penzance. In 1998 the Dauncey Family moved from North Cornwall to St Just with their ‘Crossgate’ herd of Pedigree Holsteins changing to the ‘Leswidden’ Prefix. Their farm in West Cornwall is located 6 miles from Land’s End. The cows are grazed during the summer and fed TMR with maize and grass silage. The family’s dairy enterprise is approximately 100 pedigree milking cows plus followers. The herd is averaging over 10,000Kgs of milk per cow with the classification rates in 2017 being 90% VG or better. In 2011,Tom was awarded Master Breeder status from Holstein UK and this would come as no surprise to anyone who has visited the herd. Our judge is a highly respected Pedigree Breeder whose breeding aims are strong female families which produce sound, functional type, high yielding cows. Tom has won many awards in the Cornish Holstein Club competitions and sold cattle in both Hallworthy and Holsworthy Markets over the years. We thank Tom for agreeing to judge this event and look forward to welcoming him on the day. The 26th dairy event catalogue contains one of the largest numbers of entries we have seen for many years with over 80 freshly calved dairy cattle entered from 24 vendors. The catalogue contains 50 freshly calved heifers and 32 freshly calved cows. The sale will appeal to both commercial and pedigree dairy farmers with an excellent quality entry, comprising animals bred from 33 VG/EX dams with many having multiple generations VG/EX pedigrees. The sale includes 2 freshly calved heifers bred from 10 generations of VG/EX breeding, Lot 9, Perrins Ricki 7 and Lot 38 Mabec Aftershock Rapture 2. 4 Welcome Cont.. The catalogue contains a superb mixture of well proven, long established homebred UK families and international cow families including but not limited to the Annabel, Daisy, Eclipse Flora, Meg, Moorland, Rapture and Ricki cow families. The sale includes many high yielding families with dams yields topping at 12,719Kgs for Lot 26, heifer Laneslade Clown Man Liza who is bred from 4 generations of VG/EX including an EX92 (5) LP130 tonne 4th dam. In the cow class individual actual yields top at 11,533Kgs for Lot 50 Hury Silvan Smokey with her heifer lactation. The highest PLI in the catalogue is an impressive PLI £494 for Lot No 42 Thuborough Lulu 107. The catalogue also contains entries in Class 3 being the coloured and crossbred with Jerseys, Montbeliardes and red and white blended entries forward. We thank all our sponsors for their support this year and are pleased to have an increased prize fund of nearly £4000. Please enjoy your day and visit the sponsors and trade stands and show your support for these local businesses which are allied and important to our dairy industry. **We welcome you and hope to see you on this special event** Wednesday 13th November 11am Holsworthy Livestock Market LAIRAGE Kivells are pleased to provide lairage on the night following the sale. Cattle can be held in the market until 12 noon on Thursday 14th November 2019. Please let a member of the Kivells Team know if your cattle will be staying overnight and arrangements will be made to milk out your cattle in the morning. TELEPHONE CONTACT NUMBERS Kivells, Holsworthy 01409 253275 (Office) [email protected] Rostrum Mark Bromell 07966 430001 Mark Davis 07773 371774 Robert Speck 07909 538520 5 TIMETABLE OF EVENTS 11am - Judging of Dairy Cattle 12noon - Sale of Dairy Cattle Seminars in the Cowshed, Market Café. 2.00pm - Babb & Green Finance Ltd Peter Green-‘Livestock Finance- the Options’ 2.20pm - Penbode Vets ‘Calf Pneumonia’ 2.40pm - Genus Samantha Wilson- ‘Nu-era Beef and the link with Sexcel’ 3.00pm – Baldwins Melanie Cage- ‘Making the most of your accountant’. 3.20pm- Torch Vets Kiera Schubert BA Vet MB CertAVP (cattle) MRCVS- ‘Optimal milking for health & performance- milking time testing’ 3.40pm - Harpers Feeds Ltd Richard Waters- ‘Feeding this year’s forages’ 4.00pm - Arthur & Debbie Walters Judging the International Trade Fair (Dairy Show in Kenya) 6 Rules 1. All Cattle must be in Holsworthy Market by 10am on the day of the sale. 2. Up to date PLI’s will be checked with Holstein UK & Ireland or National Milk Records. 3. SUBSTITUTES: A suitable substitute will be accepted provided the Auctioneers are supplied with full details by 10 am on Monday 11th November. Substitutes will not be eligible for the PLI Classes. 4. All Entries shall be bona-fide sold or Prize Money and Awards withheld. 5. Judging will commence at 11am but will not necessarily take Catalogue order. 6. All Entrants in Class 2 and 3 shall have had no more than three calves. Lotting & Selling Order The sale will be lotted in age order commencing with the oldest animal in the heifer class & then the youngest animal in the cow class. Animals eligible for the coloured/cross bred class will be lotted & sold within the cow & heifer classes as per their age. The sale will proceed in lot number order. Animals will be accommodated in vendor groups. The position of the cubicles in the dairy shed will be in order of arrival to assist preparation of animals. Conditions of Sale We would remind all clients that the new Welfare & Movement Legislation should be adhered and in particular reference to the movement of freshly calved and close to calving cows and heifers. The animals are sold under the National Sale Conditions, a copy of which is posted in the Market Office. Vendors and Purchasers attention is drawn to Section 33(a) The Vendor warrants a Cow or Heifer as being in milk:- To be correct in the Udder and Teats; Not to be infected with Clinical Mastitis; Not to suck any other animal; Not to suck herself; To be quiet to milk; Not to spray or run her milk; and To give a normal flow. Warranties No.’s 3 & 4 shall run for 3 days after the day of the Sale and other warranties under this Condition shall run from the close of the day’s Sale or until the animal is removed from the Sale Premises, whichever is the sooner. Notes: Milk Yields are given as a guide but carry no warranty; The descriptions are supplied by the Vendor and whilst they are believed to be correct this Catalogue shall in no way guarantee their accuracy; All animals brought into the Market must be ear-tagged (double tagged for animals born 1 January 1998 onwards) and it will be appreciated if Vendors can supply the Auctioneers with the ear mark numbers. There are very serious penalties for sending milk to Milk Purchasers which contains anti-biotics. Would all Vendors please inform the Auctioneers if any animal has been so treated since it last calved. 7 Index of Vendors for Dairy Event MESSRS FE ADAMS & SON Lots 65,77 Ward, St Giles In The Wood, Torrington, Devon. ‘Wardada’ MESSRS H BURROWS & SONS Lots 21 Manor Farm, Woolacombe, North Devon. ‘Glendene’ MESSRS J & S DAVEY & PARTNERS Lots 28,49,50,59 Highworthy, Higher Clovelly, Bideford, Devon. ‘Hury’ MR GCB DAVIS Lot 33 Westcott Farm, Westleigh, Tiverton, Devon. MESSRS PF & MW FISHLEIGH Lots 44,45,55,62,72 Lower Ingleigh, Broadwoodkelly, Winkleigh, Devon. ‘Hawkleigh’ MESSRS SR GILBERT & SON Lots 11,13,14,16,18,20 Newcourt Barton, Sheepwash, Beaworthy, Devon. ‘Bocaddon’ MR D GRIGG Lot 64 Venton Farm, Monkleigh, Bideford, Devon. ‘Ventonian’ A & D HEYWARD T/A BECKWELL FARMS Lots 27,47 Liddaton Green, Coryton, Okehampton, Devon. ‘Beckwell’ MESSRS HUSSELL Lots 4, 9,22,56,70 East Badworthy, Shebbear, Beaworthy, Devon. ‘Perrins’ MESSRS GG & JM JENKIN & SON Lots 17,23,31,38,39,40,46 Boderloggan Farm, Wendron, Helston, Cornwall. ‘Mabec’ LANESLADE DAIRY LTD Lots 26,68,74 Lane House, Brayford, Barnstaple, Devon. ‘Laneslade’ MESSRS JG & FM LEY & SON Lots 15,32,51,60,61,69,76 West Brendon, Sutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon. ‘Hoops’ 8 Vendors Cont.. MESSRS J & SW MURCH Lots 2,37,63,66 Little Weir Farm, Umberleigh, Devon.
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