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Longtown Ewes with lambs Tuesday 09 June 2026

C & D Auction Marts held their weekly sale of Breeding Sheep at Longtown on Tuesday 9th  June 2026

A great show of 491 ewes & hoggs with lambs at foot was forward. Ewes and lambs remain a strong trade with many new faces around the ringside looking for numbers.  More required for next weeks sale.

Topping at £210 per life for a Texel x ewe with recipient Blue Texel lamb from D. Morrison, Dalwyne Farm.

Ewes & Lambs

Texel-£210, £126 Dalwyne, £146, £142 Pilmuir, £140 Ewart Drive, £136 Bowness Farm

Cheviot Mule– £170 Dalwyne

Charollais– £148 Ewart Drive

Roussin– £136 Ewart Drive

Suffolk – £135 Bowness Farm, £130 Ewart Drive, £120 Mansfield Cottage

Mule– £130 Pilmuir, £128 Low Greenley Cleugh, £124 Pilmuir

Cheviot– £115 Dalwyne

Blackface– £87 Irvington

Swaledale– £86, £81 Grange Farm

Herdwick– £83 Orthwaite Hall, £78 Allerbeck

Welsh Mountain– £81 Allerbeck

Shetland– £68 Irvington

Shearlings & Lambs

Badger Face– £155 Dalwyne

Suffolk– £150 Barrockstown

Texel– £134 Ewart Drive

Charollais– £124 Seat Hill

Mule– £118 Ewart Drive

Herdwick– £87 Orthwaite Hall

Hoggs & Lambs

Texel– £152 East Farm and Orthwaite Hall, £150 East Farm.

Charollais– £135 Seat Hill

Mule– £116 Seat Hill

Cheviot Mule– £110 Orthwaite Hall

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