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Dumfries Prime Sheep Report – 29 July 2026

C&D Auction Marts Ltd held their weekly sale of Prime Sheep in Dumfries. Larger ringside of Buyers in attendance with trade following the national trend to average 338.1p/kg (SQQ 343.3p/kg). Fleshed Lambs to £196 and 516p/kg from Craig, Glenhowan. Cast ewes would be easier on the week.

Today Dumfries reintroduced the Young Handlers Competition and what a success. Sixteen of the future farming industry took part from the age of 1 to 15 years old. The future local sheep industry is looking auspicious. C&D Auction Marts would like to thank master judge Mrs Carolyn Hastings of Kopje for her expert thoughts and opinions.

Champion today went to Lachlan Rae, Wallacetown achieving £195 to regular buyer MJ Stark Ltd, Paisley. Reserve Champion went to Evie Craig, Glenhowan achieving £196 to Mr J Monk, Lancaster. Results from today as follows:

Class 1 (age up to 4 years old)

1st – Robin Anderson

2nd – Maeve Saunders

Class 2 (age 5 to 11 years old)

1st – Evie Craig

2nd – Angus Burgess

3rd – Georgie Burgess

4th – Jesse Shennan

5th – Howie Wilson

6th – Aaron McKelvey/Ivy Anderson

7th – Lochlan McKelvey

8th – Macauley McKelvey

Class 3 (age 12 to 15 years old)

1st – Lachlan Rae

2nd – Rosie Borthwick

3rd – Roddy Shennan

4th – Alex Wilson

5th – Tommy Hyslop

6th – Murray Cowan

Lambs (32.1-39kg) averaged 341.4p/kg and topped at 516p/kg from Craig, Glenhowan

Beltex – £196 Glenhowan

Texel – £142 Mansfield Cottage

Lambs (39.1-45.5kg) averaged 343.3p/kg and topped at 464p/kg from Paterson, Hartbush

Blue Texel – £195 Hartbush

Texel – £153.50 Eastside, £153 Coldchapel, £153 Shangan, £152 (x2) Newbank, £152 Kirkbride

Badgerface – £151 Bridgestone

Dutch Spotted – £150 Lintmill

Suffolk – £149 West Lanegate

Lambs (45.6-52kg) averaged 330p/kg and topped at 351p/kg from Hyslop, Maryfield

Texel – £172 Kirkland, £170.50 Cairnbowie, £170 Craigbill, £170 West Lanegate

Badgerface – £171 Bridgestone

Suffolk – £162 Kirkbride

Lambs (52.1+kg) averaged 310p/kg and topped at 326p/kg from Hyslop, Maryfield

Texel – £180 Shangan, £175 (x2) Burnside, £173 Ryemuir

Heavy Ewes topped at £210 from Sloan, Backburn

Suffolk – £210 Backburn, £168 Rigghead, £166 Burnside

Texel – £195 & £185 Bettyknowes, £185 Shangan, £180 Upper Cluden

Cheviot Mule – £185 & £165 Meikle Kirkland, £145 Backburn

Cross – £175 Kirkbride, £160 Rigghead, £160 Newmains, £160 Bettyknowes

Zwartble – £162 & £140 Upper Cluden, £125 Rigghead

Hampshire – £120 Hollands

Blue Texel – £100 Maryfield

Light Ewes topped at £165 from Burgess, Lintmill

Badgerface – £165 & £158 Lintmill

Kerry Hill – £148 & £140 Lintmill

Blackface – £120 Barr, £115 Bettyknowes, £112 (x2) Woodhouse, £100 Barr

Please contact your auctioneers for further enquiries:

Harry Begg – 07713 569 593

Cameron Robertson – 07435 702 625

Alistair Watret – 07715 499 320

Robert Weir – 07885 729 495

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