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Dumfries Prime Sheep Report – 06 May 2026

C&D Auctions Ltd held their weekly Sale of Prime Hoggs & Cast Ewes in Dumfries on Wednesday 6th May 2026.

 Mixed offering forward to average 385.8ppk selling to 438ppk from Bell, Hoddamtown also with a top price of £196 From West Skelston.

Hoggs (32.1kg-39kg)  

Texel – £174 South Mains, £167 Hoddamtown

Hoggs (39.1-45.5kg) 

Dutch Spotted- £173 Barr Farm

Cheviot- £185 Hoddamtown

Texel- £185 Hoddamtown

Blackface- £170 Rigghead

Hoggs (46-52kg)

Texel – £188 Hoddamtown, £188 West Skelston, £184 Hoddamtown, £184 West Skelston, £180 Blackett House, £180 West Skelston

Hoggs (52.1+)

Suffolk- £196 West Skelston, £192 Pendicle, £186 Hartbush

Texel- £188 Hoddamtown, £188 Castlehill, £188 West Skelston, £186 Townhead

Mule- £182 Blackett House

Romney- £188 Hoddamtown

Cast ewes and rams continue to maintain recent rates rams to £255 From Craigend and ewes topping at £265 From Young, Nethergribton.

Heavy Ewes

Texel – £240 North Cowshaw, £240 Castle Hill, £228 North Cowshaw, £208 High Cairn

Charollais- £240 Craigend

Mule- £178 Townhead, £174 Kirkbride, £170 Shangan, £170 Wellhill

Cheviot Mule- £190 Castle Hill

Blue Faced Leicester- £265 Nether Gribton

Light Ewes

Cheviot- £170 Pendicle, £164 Catlehill, £164 Wellhill

Blackface- £122 Hall of Drumpark

Swaledale- £120 Pendicle

Rams

Suffolk- £235 North Cowshaw

Texel- £232 Hall of Drumpark

Charollais- £255 Craigend

Blue Faced Leicester- £235 Hall of Drumpark

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