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North West Auctions Weekly Report and Newsletter – 12th October

NWA J36 Second Gimmer Lamb Sale Thursday 6th October The second sale of Gimmer Lambs at J36 Rural Auction Centre had an entry of 1,114 forward for the sale. The entry was mainly made up by Mule gimmer lambs with the majority being running lambs and young hill lambs. A brisk trade throughout the sale with buyers looking to purchase lambs with potential of growing out into shearlings. The trade topped at £101 for Mules from Brian Dodd of Selside, with lambs fit to tup selling in the early nineties. Plenty of running lambs sold in the late seventies with bonnier stronger types achieving £80. A small number of Mashams forward for the sale sold to a top of £86 from JE Read of Mealrigg. Cheviot mule gimmer lambs from Ian Dixon of Low Newton sold to £77 and £72. Continental gimmer lambs topped at £88 from B & M Slater of Daub Hall. North West Auctions J36 had 2208 Store Lambs forward at the fortnightly sale. There was a great show of sheep on offer, which sold to a packed ringside of buyers from up and down the country. All classes of Lambs were keenly bid for with vendors leaving happy with their trade. Top price of the day was for a Suffolk Lamb from T Redmayne, Gowan Bank. Charollais Lambs sold to a top price of £67 from Coward Brothers of Kirkby Hall, with Charollais averaging £60. Texels sold to £67 from RH Redmayne of Windermere and Mule Lambs topped at £62 from JF Cook, Witherslack. Good condition and short keep lambs were in strong demand with long keep lambs having the biggest increase on the day. Nice tight coated skinned lambs with shape were exceptionally bid for with Store Lambs averaging £56.20. The next sale of Store Lambs will be held on Thursday 20th October which will include ‘Gathering o’th’ Fells’ a show for Mule, Lowland, Cheviot and Horned Store Lambs in pens of 20. Please advise the office of entries where a list of entries will be produced, lambs will be penned on arrival to the market and a ballot drawn 10 minutes prior to the sale.

Top Prices Gimmer Lambs Mule £101 Thorn Cottage, £97 Botton Hall Farm, £94 Rydal Farm, £93 Catshaw Farm, £92 Roundthwaite, Stable Harvey. Tex £88 Daub Hall, £84, £81 Arklid Farm. Mash £86 Mealrigg, £68, £Steps Farm, £61 New Hutton. RF Mule £80 Moors Cottage. Chev £77, £72, £68 Low Newton Farm. Lei £71 Preston Patrick Hall. Rough £64 Mealrigg. Suff £61.50 Rankthorn. Store Lambs Suff £70 Gowan Bank, £66 Grate Farm, £63 Sunny Brow, Preston Patrick Hall, £61.50 Rankthorn, Dragon Croft, £60 Gowan Bank. Char £67 Kirkby Hall, £64.50 Knittleton Farm, £61.50 Kirkby Hall, £60 Knittleton Farm. Mule £62 Moss Howe Farm, £59.50 Dragon Croft, £59 Wads Howe, Low Newton Farm, £58.50 High Skelgill, High Borrowbridge, £58 Kirkby Hall. Horned £58 Gowan Bank. Rough £54.50, £48.50

NWA Lancaster Dairy Cattle Sale Monday 17th October 53 Dairy Cattle with entries from Bilsrow, Deerslet, Kirkwood, Parkgill, Pennine, Ravenscar, Robanne, Saltoke, Sandcrest, Stardale, Strickland Hill, Tunstall, Wyredale, Wraytop

Show at 10.15 and Sale at 11.15am Catalogues available online or by request e. info@nwauctions.co.uk t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster) t. 015395 66200 (J36 Kendal)

NWA Lancaster , Wyresdale Road, Golgotha, Lancaster, LA1 3JQ

e. property@nwauctions.co.uk t. 015395 66222 (J36 Kendal) t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster)

e. help@nwauctions.co.uk t. 015395 66222 (J36 Kendal) t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster)

NWA J36, J36 Rural Auction Centre, Crooklands, Milnthorpe, Cumbria, LA7 7FP


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