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Dumfries Prime Sheep Report – 05 November 2026

C&D Auction Marts Ltd held their weekly sale of Prime Sheep in Dumfries. 1842 Sheep forward; Prime Lambs of all classes met an improved trade selling to £180 from Harkness, Netherhall and 380p/kg from Adkin, Dollard. Cast Ewes and Rams looked sharper on the week. Texel Ewes to £256 and Blackface Ewes to £165 from Kirk, Hall of Drumpark. Rams topped at £220 from Roddan, Longbeoch. 

Store Lambs met a competitive demand with Texels selling to £138 from Peden, Tara

Sale Average 329.5p/kg

SQQ 334.1p/kg

Store Lambs

Texel – £138 & £130 Tara, £130 Courstein, £128 Ballinnie

Charollais – £136 Courstein

Lleyn – £135 South Mains

Cheviot Mule – £126 Muircleugh

Lambs (32.1-39kg) averaged 320p/kg and topped at 365p/kg from Slaven, Foregirth

Beltex – £139.50 Courstein

Texel – £136 Muircleugh, £133.50 High Cairn

North Country Cheviot – £133 High Cairn

Blackface – £115 Barfil

Lambs (39.1-45.5kg) averaged 338.8p/kg and topped at 380p/kg from Adkin, Dollard

Texel – £158 Hoddomtown, £157 Copewood, £157 Ballaggan, £156 Muircleugh, £156 Dollard

Cheviot – £154 Courstein

North Country Cheviot – £152.50 & £150 Newbank

Beltex – £150 Bridgestone

Suffolk – £145 Knocknain, £145 Woodhead of Dardarroch

Baderface – £144 Bridgestone

North Country Cheviot – £143 Newbank

Cross – £137 East Polquhirter

Lambs (45.6-52kg) averaged 326p/kg and topped at 348p/kg from Ferguson of Eastside, McMillan of Ballaggan and TS Farming of Rigghead

Texel – £160 Rigghead, £160 Eastside (x2), £160 Ballaggan, £160 Marwhirn

Suffolk – £159 East Polquhirter, £157 Netherhall, £155 Barnbarroch

Dutch Spotted – £155 Rigghead

Lambs (52.1+kg) averaged 294p/kg and topped at 311p/kg from Harkness, Netherhall

Suffolk – £180 & £170 Netherhall

Texel – £175 Rigghead, £174 Maryfield, £171 Eastside

Blue Leicester – £171 Barr

Heavy Ewes topped at £256 from Kirk, Hall of Drumpark

Texel – £256 Hall of Drumpark, £236 Newmains, £208 Eastside, £200 Newmains, £200(x2) Rigghead

Beltex – £198 Auchentaggart

Suffolk – £190 Ellary Place

Blue Leicester – £178 Hall of Drumpark

Cross – £178 The Bush, £168 New Farm

Cheviot Mule – £172(x2) Druidhall

Light Ewes topped at £165 from Kirk, Hall of Drumpark

Blackface – £165 & £148 Hall of Drumpark, £145 Barr, £140 Barfil

Cheviot – £148 Druidhall, £132 Newbank

Rams topped at £220 from Roddan, Longbeoch

Texel – £220 Longbeoch

Zwartble – £180 Newmains

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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