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Dumfries Calf Report – 19 October 2026

C&D Auction Marts Ltd held their fortnightly sale of Rearing Calves at Dumfries. Strong prices in the calf ring with Hutton, Buittle Mains achieving £830 for a Simmental Calf. Stewart, Smallholmburn was up to £800 for British Blue Heifers. Plenty of Black and Whites about achieving £660 from Stewart, Smallholmburn.

Bull Calf Principal Prices:-

Hereford – £830 & £760 Buittle Mains, £600, £580 & £540 Marks, £520 Buittle Mains, £500 Marks

Simmental – £690 Kirtleton House

Holstein – £660 & £580 Smallholmburn

British Blue – £400(x2), £390 & £380 Lochmailing

Charolais – £380 Gatehouse

Heifer Calf Principal Prices:-

British Blue – £800 Smallholmburn, £410 & £300 Lochmailing

Aberdeen Angus – £400 Gatehouse, £400 Lochmailing

Many more could be sold at this successful regular sale and entries are actively sought for the next sale on 2nd November 2026. Please contact your auctioneers for further enquiries:

Robert Weir – 07885 729 495

Cameron Robertson – 07435 702 625

Office – 01387 279495

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