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Store Lambs Tuesday 21 July 2026

C & D Auction Marts held their weekly sale of 2,224 store lambs at Longtown on Tuesday 21st  July 2026.

A larger show of store lambs around with the majority being long keep sheep on offer. A fantastic run of short-term lambs from Archbank Farming averaged a tremendous £162 for 50 sold. Numbers needed each week going forward to satisfy the ever-growing demand around ringside.

Topping the sale was a Suffolk x hogg from DA & MA Teasdale, Grindon Hill realising £194

Store Lambs

Suffolk– £194 Grindon Hill, £158 Hullerbank, £154 Batey Shield, £150 Hullerbank

Texel– £190 Hopestead, £171 Woodside, £170 Archbank, £155 Moss House

Dorset– £162 Mossview

Cheviot Mule– £149 Howman Grange

Mule– £145 Batey Shield, £138 Mossview, £134 Foulsyke

Beltex– £142 Victoria Park

Romney– £142 Riverview

Dutch Spotted– £140 Firs Farm, £138 Pardovan, £136 Bowershield, £130 Pardovan

Cheviot– £132 Monklaw, £130 Victoria Park & Howman Grange

Jacob– £120 Pardovan

Kerry Hill– £107 Firs Farm

Easycare– £102 Kidshielhaugh

Wensdale– £86 Woodburn

Tup Lambs

Texel– £114 Barkbeth

Mule– £114 Low Old Shield

Kerry Hill– £84 Cherry Tree

Jacob– £70 Pardovan

More feeding ewes on offer, consistently seeing the recent high rates of return likewise the lambs many more numbers needed each week. Topping the sale was a pen of hard sucked Texel cross ewes realising £160 from A Mccornick & Co, Barnbackle.

Ewes

Texel – £160 Barnbackle, £148 Keepers Cottage, £146 Barkbeth, £130 Keepers Cottage

Jacob– £142 Pardovan

Cheviot Mule– £140 Keepers Cottage

Swaledale– £134 Baggarah

Mule– £132 Ridley Farm, £130 Airyolland

Blackface– £90 Pardovan

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