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Longtown North Country Cheviot Rams Mon 28 Sept 26

N.C. CHEVIOT RAMS TO £4,000 AT LONGTOWN

TRADITIONAL BLUEFACED LEICESTER RAMS TO £2,200

The Border Ram Sale held by C & D Auction Marts at Longtown on Monday 28th September attracted a massive ringside of bidders and spirited bidding throughout.

Show & Sale for the North Country Cheviot Sheep Society.

The Cheviot ram sale was one of the best ever held at this centre with averages up over £300 on the year and reflecting the increasing entries of quality rams retained for this event which is held in conjunction with the mart`s annual Border Ewe Sale. The pre-sale show was ably judged by James Metcalfe of Greenhill Cheviots who selected as first prize in the Park shearling section a Broomhillbank Evergreen son from Scott Davies, North Synton, Ashkirk, Selkirk which sold at £4,000 to W. Brown, Hilton of Culsh. Turriff. The show leader in the Hill section was an aged ram, Commonside Barbarian, from C. R. Graham, Carruthers, Lockerbie which went back to Commonside at £1,500.

Taking £3,600 was Soutra Gullane, by Wandylaw Elvis from A. Mathewson, Soutra, Pathhead, bought by C.E. Parsons, Slealands, Longtown. North Synton had a £2,600 sale to Messrs Beard, Dormansteads and Messrs James Runciman`s consignment from Allanshaws, Galashiels had a sale at £2,400 to A.E. Harrison, Taw House, Holmrook with two others in the Allanshaws pen making £2,000.  W.D. Allen, Humbleheugh, Alnwick sold to £2,300 to Messrs Harryman.

Other leading prices – Soutra £1,800; Humbleheugh £1,700 & £1,200; Allanshaws £1,600 & £1,300 (twice); Synton £1,600 & £1,300; Carruthers £1,500 & £1,400; Kinaldy £1,400; Gospel Hall £1,300; Portmore £1,300 (twice); Gothigill £1,300; Over Finlarg £1,200.

144 Cheviot rams averaged £837 overall (up £314 on last year).

Leading averages (N.C. Cheviot)
Synton (7)                   £1,757
Soutra (6)                    £1,500
Allanshaws (9)            £1,461
Humbleheugh (8)        £1,192
Kinaldy (4)                  £1,075
Knockcocher (4)         £938
Carruthers (12)            £888
Over Finlarg (3)          £883
Gospel Hall (3)           £867
Priesthaugh (4)            £863
Gothigill (4)                £862
Boreland (3)                £850
Croftheads (2)             £850
Portmore (9)                £850
Gilston  (5)                  £780
Jethart (4)                    £762
Bluecairn (3)               £733
Newbank (3)               £717
Broomhillbank (3)      £700

Traditional Bluefaced Leicester Rams

A larger entry of Bluefaced Leicester shearling rams with many strong rams forward sold well to a top of £2,200, achieved twice by G. Smith and Sons, West Bolton, Alnwick, each of these selling to regular purchaser J.R. Weir, Elva Plain, Cockermouth.  West Bolton sold others at £1,500 (twice) and their pen had an overall average of £1,430. R.A. McLymont & Son, Kirksteads, Yarrow had the next highest average of £1,300 to include a sale at £2,000 to Messrs McIntosh, Borthwickshiels, Roberton.  Selling to £1,900 was Mr H. Huddleston, Round Meadows, Catton, Hexham who had the third-highest pen average of £1,083. Over Finlarg had a sale at £1,500 with others from this home to £1,000.

Other leading prices –  Kirksteads £1,500 & £1,300; Round Meadows £1,400 & £1,000; West Bolton £1,100; Springfields £1,100 & £1,000 (twice); Over Abington £1,000; Mainside £1,000 (twice); Swinside £1,000; Clarilaw £1,000; Low Espley £1,000 (twice)

101 Bluefaced Leicester rams averaged £842 overall (down £16 on last year).

Leading averages (Traditional Bluefaced Leicester)

West Bolton (5)           £1,430
Kirkstead (6)               £1,300
Round Meadows (6)   £1,083
Watch Hill (3)             £1,033
Over Finlarg (3)          £983
Low Espley (3)           £967
Clarilaw (3)                 £917
Mainside (4)                £912
Kinaldy (3)                  £857
Threepwood (2)          £825
Burgh Head (3)           £750
Raggetsyke (4)            £716
Alwinton (2)                £825
Over Abington (5)       £730

Auctioneers: C & D Auction Marts Ltd.

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