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Longtown Store Sheep & Cattle 08 Sept 2026

C & D Auction Marts held their weekly sale of 4,457 store lambs at Longtown on Tuesday 8th September 2026.

A larger show of store lambs on offer, as purchasers travel from all four corners of the country looking for numbers. Topping the sale was a pen of Texel lambs from DA & MA Teasdale, Grindon Hill realising £148, many more needed each week.

Opening sale of Cheviots and Blackfaces sold to a huge ring of customers and to a very strong demand for both breeds.  Topping at £117 for both breeds. Please note Show and sale of Cheviot store lambs next week which is WEDNESDAY 16th September 2026 in pens of 25 and above, show will commence at 9:30am.

Please do not hesitate to contact our auctioneers who will be pleased to take your calls

Store Lambs

Texel– £148, £140 Grindon Hill, £130 Gatehousecote, Harper Hill, Baraskomel

Suffolk– £147, £128 Culfargie Estate, £127 Falnash, Hepple Hill, Quarryfield, Quarry House

Beltex– £140 Kilnford Croft

Cheviot Mule-£133 Corputechan, £117 Cumstone, £113 Tulip Villa

Mule– £124 Cumstone, £121 Garheugh, £120 Keepers Cottage, £119 Quarry House, £118 Baraskomel & Cumstone

Charollais– £114 Monk Farm

Blackface– £110 Gibblaston, £105 Baraskomel, £104 Low Greenley Cleugh, £103 Prospect House, £100 Garheugh

North Country Cheviot– 109 Lanefoot , £101 Lanefoot, £90 Accurrach

Charmoise– £109 Harden

Cheviot– £108 Garheugh Estate, £105 Megdale, £98 Tulip Villa

Swaledale– £104 Laverhay

Herdwick– £103 Stackyard Cottages

Badgerface– £100 The Park

Lleyn– £98 Macherquhat

Dutch Spotted– £92 Dirnow, £90 South Slealands

Romney– £91 Kirkdale

Kendal Rough– £82 The Park

Zwartble– £80 Accurach

Jacob– £78 Baraskomel

Tup Lamb

Suffolk– £140 Quarry House

Texel– £131 Campbell Cottage, £120 Millbeck Hall, £117 Barnbackle, £114 Campbell Cottage

Cheviot– £117 Old Post Office, £111 Brenchoille

Blackface– £117, £114, £103 Frankly Den

Cheviot Mule– £110 Little Fithie

Herdwick– £78 Stackyard Cottages

Shetland– £80 Woodhall

A larger show of feeding ewes forward met by a strong demand for all classes. Topping the sale was a Texel ewe from F Allinson, Glen Stables realising £150. Many more feeding sheep needed every week to fulfil buyer’s demand.

 Feeding Ewes

Texel– £150 Glen Stables, £138 Kirkdale, £135 Barnbackle, £128 Bennan

Mule– £150 Beacon rigg

North Country Cheviot– £138 Kirkdale, £130 Low Longlands

Suffolk– £120 Glenart

Herdwick– £120 Low Longlands

Cheviot– £108 Quarter Farm

Blackface– £104 Gibblaston, £102 Accurach

Cheviot Mule– £92 Accurach Farm

STORE CATTLE

A select show of store cattle forward to a brisk trade, ensuring all classes sol above vendor expectations. Topping the sale on two separate occasions was M/s CT & J Wigham & Sons, Heathermill, Kirklinton who sold angus and limousine steers to realise £1,900 x 4.

Many more cattle can be sold at Longtown to vendor advantage and early entries would be appreciated.

For all further enquiries please contact our auctioneers who will be pleased to take your calls.

 John Walton 07880527066

Sam Hogg 07584207323

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