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Longtown Sale of Rams Tues 20 Oct

Longtown Auction Marts held their final sale for Rams of all classes on Tuesday 20th October 2026.

An end of season sale of rams sold to a large ringside of bidders, with rams with power selling to great demand to a top of £1700 from Messrs Wilson, Hutlerburn

Shearling Ram

Texel– £1700 Hutlerburn, £1050 Great Tosson, £900 & £850 Hutlerburn, £750 Duke Street, £700 Hutlerburn

North Country Cheviot– £900, £600 Tister, £400 Tister

Charollais– , £750, £680 & £600 Great Tosson

Texel x– £680 Duke Street

Beltex x– £600, £520, £500, £420 Great Tosson

Beltex– £500 Edendales

Charollais x Beltex– £480 (x2) Davidson Avenue, £380 Davidson Avenue

Blue Faced Leicester– £450 Penlan, £420 The Stable

Beltex– £400 Great Tosson, £400 Bogrie

Dutch Spotted– £380 Great Tosson

Charmoise– £350 South Port o Spittal

Cheviot– £250 Drycleuchlea

Ram Lamb

Texel– £520 (x4) Kirkton, £480 Kirkton

Beltex– £400 (x2) Millside

Blue Faced Leicester– £400 Peela Hill

Aged Ram

Texel– £450 Raggetsyke

Suffolk– £420 Birsca

Cheviot– £420 Stobohill

North Country Cheviot– £400 Annandale & Lochwood Estate

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