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Clitheroe Auction M a rV r f showandsaleofSpringj:"' ^


; ^ *lambs was very well sup‘ ® ]' ported,withlSOnewseason-V^®"*^ auctioneer Joe Wor-


^ Clitheroe Auction Mart site.'. sHe also purchased the re-: 5 serve champion-lambs from ithe same vendor r-;^a pair of ^continental lambs weighing: j'sgkgs selling at £120 per head: ,(308pp_kg)._"-- ' f i i ' ■ V Overall trade was brisk


. lambsforwardandinanyV ' i.ihingt°ncommented: There . ' - . - " , i t . - ’ ■ 'tiwere more lambs forward than’ expected at-today’s


' .(^^^Theshow was sponsored byj^shbw and sale and some very,


;(.>-■ -;»• Myerscoiigh.Vets ofJClitheTJgTitjlambs'considering the •' „roe and Barnes Bolton Trail- ; Jwe’ather this spring.\ ,v ' ’ er Servicing; with showjudge ws;;:£i?Good tight shnned lambs ■


vsj.sMrSteve'Seddbn.^of Lakes.iwere making Avellover-the and Dales butchers, pla’cing;S^ £3/kg mark and there were ; for every type o f


w;«-:..of four. Continental k presented.’! Sale prices.^


•®s>.weighing39T5kgs; shown by!'gfor,lambs under,39kg were:-: ' ■ :v;. ' J. Whdley & Sons of Darwen.b-i Suffolks to £94^0 (249ppkg), • ■ « Thejudge later went on to buy ,ri -Texels to £118 (siippkg), Gomt


> these lambs at £140 a he'ad^. i tinentals to £120 (308ppkg), ^(354ppkg) for.usem his ownsc Beltex to.£8i (23ippkg) and;


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; many buyers are howmaking • - . the change to spring lambs. s-


. Hoggs of all grades sold for aas •premium with lieayy hoggs if s - over. £100 a head ahd.well-j;?s' fleshed export hoggs aroundiS


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20oppkg. An increased entry of cast ewes' oh the previous S


.week met with an excellent® .'trade withjjbhtinentalsHor-’; v£iio per hMd, mules in the :«; : late £70s and an overall aver.- " ‘ageofover£6oahead. ' '•


-Vcjj The next show for prime j lambs will be held onTues- j day June 18th; sponsored by: i Townson Oils of Ghatburn. s More information is available i at www.auctionmart.co.uk;??


Katie Giles (left) and GemmaThorpe(right),of showsponsorsMyerscough Vets, with vendors Davidand John,* WhalleyandthelrchampionpenoffourContnentallambs.'


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:?■ • stration Event focussing on s soil management solutions to ‘ grassland damage caused bys


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tTim topshe trade 'Tim Robinson,'of Dilworth; : Bottom; Longridgej toppedis^lij: ^ _


; the trade at G i s b u r n ' A u c t i o n s f e , ....... marts prime sheep sale on,?!®;:?'A Smellows Shottlefnewly:s.,Forshaw..Regular,.yendor? ;; Monday May 20th'with a pair, - calved heifer shown by Jer-/'Colin Singleton, Goosnafgh,' "


' .??. - 'o fg g k g sB e lte x lambssell- emy Taylor,’ of Broughton, sold his three week calved,


ing to livestock agent David Skipton; won the champion?j:. Schilldale Outbound heifer,/.:. Stamper for £144 a head o r ‘ I "ship rosette and Ribblesdale giving381itres,toBrianBle- .


' 369p/kg. Next lots'from the' Breeders’TrophyatGisburnzard, Ribchester, at £2,250 . same vendor weighing 40kgs’ -.i"jrfaAuctioh> Marts,?pedigr eef ,/f-i:j A total of 10 dairy cattle


V ® ^ soldfof£i29.50or324p/kg.-'‘ - '\ dairy'showonMayiSth.. ’ lambs weighing 4okgs, sold achieved prices of £2,000, -


The re se rv e ch am p i- . y '.; The strong, deep bod- ^while,trade for?second ' 'on award werit'to Michael ?■ .' ied heifer sired by Picston ''^quality heifers was more


® ‘ Hewitt, Giggleswick, for his ’ i*' -Shottle, giving 32 litres and- cautious,’ dim to the late i '


14 days calved, was claimed ^ turnout. -


V - . '®'vfor£i20or300p/kg. -cV^ir-Vi-by the judge JohnHartley;.:',' f Averages: pedigree new- . Purtill,.Wigan; sold:/'^'?j??Bashall Eaves, at £2,500. .,■ ^.^,:;.,,;.>T,ly^calved;helfe^s .£1,931;,?.-*


thesecondpfizepenofsmart ■ ; v'A'- Fortland .Rice .s ire ? pedigree newly calved cows - '"*gl’?C/’-Beltexlambsweighing35kgs " i ,'.heifer from Mr Taylor sold i £1,895. L -'i ‘5 .'S'-. d i


g-i?" for 325p/kgTo Huntley Gate't-f at £2^300 to Longridge, 'ft Auctioneers:,Richard ";JfemyTaylor(left)receivingtheRibblesdaleBreedersTrophyfromIanPlewsofCogentBreedmg,pi=e-saIe;.^ %,FariAShop,Samlesbury.


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; tibn to the demonstration, be- - siihg run in conjunction with ,* ?.?The Farming Advice Service.? a s Food and refreshments.? Iwill be provided a fte r .th e ; f meeting, so booking is es-,\ -f sential. Please call the Kibble', -RiversTruston 012004444521


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iiV;;; There will be ah opportu-: ; • nity to look at an approved ; earth-lined?slurry=lagoon. ■ currentlyjunder construe?! ?tion-and’, demonstration: ? equipment has been supplied ,, >’ byTownsonfTractors(www.- townsontractors.co.uk). * ,


’S 't' - ■= heifer;was *, on the day was Gary Whal-: v picked up the champion?-^.yley,- Slaidburn, who sold a,?


-A- ship'award fo r ib e ef and 'l-British Blue stock bull for : sheep farmer Richard Seed^? ,?}£i,900 to dairy farmer, Dav.? r.


i.irof Chipping, at Gisburm; id,Mattinson, Bracewell, ,; ' Auction Marts May show"^ Skipton . r , 'o f store cattle.


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.,t.f?;fe;Shesoldfor£i,28otothe-?;:; Spencerpresentedasuperb-, .• judge, Ben Townsend, Lane- »•, run of British Blue and Lim-i f shawbri^dge, Colne./® ousm steers which peaked '■ . . Other store'cattle,ven- at£i,335.'‘


i/dors in the money were^ The Chipping farming


■ v;:i''D_avidjCapstick, HellifieW,'f^-families .Walker and Alpe ; . j7*,iwithf a7British;Blue' steer Ji- sold cows and calves at foot.. :.’| lwhichsold f6r,£i;26o^and-Vft-fpr.£i,48oand£i,340.With,:


■ iWfJohnvEddleston;? G fe a t fe? a total of45 cattle achieving?, ?fetHarvvood;3with;British>s£i,ooo;or more,:demand?; ,t Blue heifer which sold for "yvas strong'./, -‘;£i ,240. r


, X ' - Show’s iud^e c 'V-^'ictiofieers Richard ?' ' ‘ 'Topping the sale prices ' ”Turner&Son >,


Richard Seed selling hischampion heifer which sold for£1,280 at Gishurn.'.: ‘L lTX?>74i*i


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