Blackface In-Lamb Females & Geld Ewe Hoggs – Friday 21st February 2025

21 February 2025

LAWRIE & SYMINGTON LTD

LANARK AGRICULTURAL CENTRE

 

SHOW & SALE OF IN-LAMB BLACKFACE FEMALES

(On behalf of Blackface Sheep Breeders Association)

 

Friday 21st February 2025

 

Judge: Hazel Brown, Birthwood Farm, Coulter

Sponsors: Crystalyx UK, Lawrie & Symington Ltd, Agrimin, Datamars & Agri-Lloyd

 

Show Results:

Class 1: In-Lamb Aged Ewe (5 forward)

1st 1 Aberuchill

2nd 26 Midlock

3rd 11 Crossflatt

4th 43 Orchilmore

5th 19 Hill of Errol

Class 2: In-Lamb Gimmer (11 forward)

1st 27 Midlock

2nd 7 Grains

3rd 20 Williamhope

4th 12 Crossflatt

5th 28 Midlock

Class 3: Empty Ewe Hogg (1 forward)

1st 3 Aberuchill

Champion: 27 from Messrs J Wight & Sons, Midlock with their Gimmer

Reserve Champion: 1 from Aberuchill Management Ltd, Aberuchill with their Aged Ewe

Sale Report:

Blackface females met a steady demand, with many new buyers, ensuring an 85% clearance at the Association’s annual show and sale at Lawrie and Symington, Lanark, where top price was 3600gns and 33 sold to average £1600.45.

 

Leading the trade, was the champion, a gimmer from the Wight family at Midlock, Crawford, which had earlier been picked out as best in show by judge Hazel Brown, Birthwood, Biggar. A daughter of £75,000 Dyke, this gimmer is out of a ewe by £60,000 Loughash, and sold in lamb to £24,000 Nunnerie, due with a single. She was one of three to sell to Robert and Iain Shaw, Acharonich, Ardfern.

 

Second top, at 3300gns, was the gimmer that stood second prize to the champion, a daughter of £19,000 Tullykeeran, from the Wights’ Grains consignment. Due with a single to £18,000 Dyke and out of a ewe by £6500 Auldhouseburn, she was knocked down to Alasdair and Andrew Fletcher, Laigh Hatton, Bishopton.

 

At 3000gns, the second prize ewe from Midlock sold to Jake Ronald, Coulingart, Campbeltown. Sired by an £8000 Dyke and out of a £25,000 Crossflatt daughter, she is due with twins to Cyclone.

 

Making 2400gns, was the first prize ewe and reserve overall champion, a two-crop ewe from Aberuchill Estate, Comrie. Sired by £14,000 Crossflatt and out of a ewe by McCoy, she sold carrying twins to £65,000 Auldhouseburn, to online buyer, Ewan Fraser, Balgowan, Laggan.

 

Robert Cockburn enjoyed a steady trade for his Hill of Errol females, selling to a top of 2100gns for a gimmer by £24,000 Dyke, out of a ewe by a son of £26,000 Dalchirla. Selling to Elliot Bowman, Port Ellen, Islay, she is carrying twins, having been served by £15,000 Dalchirla.

 

A gimmer from Hill of Errol reached 2000gns, selling to John Robertson, Crosswoodhill, West Calder. She’s by a £5000 Elmscleugh, out of another daughter of the son of £26,000 Dalchirla, and is also due with twins to £15,000 Dalchirla.

 

Another gimmer from the Grains pen sold at 2000gns, to David Morrison, Dalwyne, Girvan. She’s by £20,000 Dalwyne, out of a ewe by Stag (a home-bred son of £3000 Dyke), carrying a pair to Cyclone, which is a home-bred son of £90,000 Dalchirla.

 

Top for the Marshalls’ Gosland pen was 2000gns, for a gimmer by a son of £11,000 Auldhouseburn, out of a ewe by £5000 Loughash. Due a single to £13,000 Dalchirla, she went to Messrs Williams, Bryn Henlli, Bodorgan.

 

Archie and John MacGregor, Allanfauld, Kilsyth, also received 2000gns for a gimmer, which sold to the judge, Hazel Brown. That one is by £15,000 Nunnerie and out of a daughter of £20,000 Allanfauld. She’s carrying triplets, having been served by £10,000 Elmscleugh.

 

John Murray’s Crossflatt females, from Muirkirk, topped at 1900gns, for a gimmer by McCoy Lookalike, out of a ewe by Spectre. Carrying twins to the home-bred Titan – who had 10 sons averaging £24,900 last year – this one was another to head to Acharonich, with the Shaws.

 

Other Leading Prices – Aged Ewes:

1600gns from Crossflatt to J McCurdy, Carnlough Road Broughshane

1500gns from Orchilmore to TJ Paterson, Alton Muirhouse, Newmilns

1400gns from Dalwyne to J Jackson & Son, Pole, Lochgoilhead

1300gns from Orchilmore to W & M Currie & Son, Charlotte Street, Port Ellen

1100gns from Dalwyne to D Roberts, Heol Las, Penderyn

 

Other Leading Prices – Gimmers:

1600gns from Midlock to A Orr, Dail Na Mara, Islay

1500gns from Williamhope to JA Robertson & Partners, Mid Linthills, Lochwinnoch

1500gns from Midlock to D MacArthur, Dalmore, Tayinloan

1500gns from Midlock to W & M Currie, Charlotte Street, Port Ellen

1300gns from Grains to R & I Shaw, Acharonich, Ardfern

1200gns from Grains to R Mackay, Millpark Place, Oban

1100gns from Williamhope to G Cameron, Carragh, Port Ellen

 

Other Leading Prices – Ewe Hoggs:

800gns from Aberuchill to E Fraser, Balgowan, Laggan

 

Sale Averages:

33 Overall averaged £1600.45 (39 forward)

9 Aged Ewes averaged £1592.50 (10 forward)

23 Gimmers averaged £1636.63 (28 forward)

1 Ewe Hogg averaged £840.00 (1 forward)

85% Clearance

 

Report courtesy of Blackface Sheep Breeders Association

 

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Dear Breeder,

Please find enclosed details and entry form ahead of this year’s Lanark Ladies. The Inaugural event was a great success with Texel Gimmers selling to a top of 5,800gns – along with a great average and a huge clearance rate.

Sale:

‘Lanark Ladies’

Show & Sale of In-Lamb Texel Females & Empty Ewe Hoggs

followed by Sale of AOB In-Lamb Females & Empty Ewe Hoggs

Show & Sale Date:

Friday 10th January 2025 at 5.30pm (Texel Judging: 4pm)

Classes:

Aged Ewe, Gimmer/Shearling Ewe, Ewe Hogg, Embryo Recipient

Status of Sale:

MV-Accredited and Non-Eligible for Export

(Any pedigree sheep must be fully registered with relevant Breed Society prior to entry)

Closing Date(s):

Texels: Pre-Entries via Texel Website – closing Friday 6th December at strictly 12noon

 

All entries (including Texel Full Entries via iTexel) – Monday 16th December at strictly 9am

Entry Fees:

£12ph (£10+VAT) – (Payable to Lawrie & Symington Ltd and MUST be paid by submission of Entries, otherwise entries will be withdrawn from Catalogue).

Bacs Details: Sort Code 80-17-02 / Account Number 00110611 (Ref: Surname, Ladies)

Pedigree Texels, please note: Entry Fees will be collected by Texel Sheep Society

 

Pedigree Certificates:

If applicable, please forward with entries

Substitutes:

To Lanark Office no later than Wednesday 8th January 2024

(Substitutes Catalogue will be available on website/day of sale)

Online Bidding:

Via Marteye (www.marteye.ie)

Ensure any new buyers are pre-registered prior to commencement of sale with FULL DETAILS, otherwise it will result in rejection

NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Entries can be returned to the Lanark office or can be emailed to jenna@lawrieandsymington.com or Whatsapp on 07799 845923. No entries will be accepted over the phone.

We thank you in anticipation of your entries, and if we can be of further assistance, then please do not hesitate to contact myself on 07778 449383, Archie Hamilton on 07917 624409; or Jenna Ballantyne on 07799 845923.

Yours faithfully

For LAWRIE & SYMINGTON LIMITED

Nick Woodmass F.I.A. (Scot)

Sheep Auctioneer

Lanark ladies entry form

SALE OF MV-ACCREDITED IN-LAMB FEMALES AND EMTPY EWE HOGGS

SALE: Friday 10th January 2025 at 5.30pm                                                                                                 

ENTRIES CLOSE: Monday 16th December 2024 at strictly 9am

(Pedigree Texel Entries are to be submitted directly via iTexel)

Store Cattle

ATTENTION
FOR VENDOR’S BENEFIT PLEASE STATE WHETHER ABERDEEN ANGUS OR BEEF SHORTHORN SIRES ARE SOCIETY REGISTERED. SIRE’S EARTAG NUMBER MUST BE ON THE PASSPORT
PLEASE ENSURE THAT THIS FORM IS COMPLETED AND HANDED IN AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO CATTLE BEING SOLD.

I/We hereby declare that the above animals are declared negative of BVD (Bovine Viral Diarrhoea) on the day of sale either by leaving a negative holding or having been individually tested. Please tick

Live Implement Sale Entry Form

Bank Details
Images for sale items to be sent to implements@lawrieandsymington.com, entries will be advertised with photographs on our social media platforms.

Conditions of sale


PLEASE NOTE:
There will be NO sundry section within the sale and we reserve the right not to accept entries which we feel are unfit for the sale.

COMMISSION RATES
• Commission will be charged on all lots at 10% on FIRST £200 of any lot and 5% thereafter (e.g., Sold at £350 = £20+£7.50=£27.50), capped at £350 per lot. Minimum £5 per lot. • All purchases will be subject to a 3% plus VAT buyer's premium on all lots capped at £350 per item sold by auction or by private treaty.

ENTRY FEES
Tractors, Gators, Quads and Vehicle (To be sold online) £10 + VAT per lot DELIVERY OF ITEMS TO SALE YARD All Farm Machinery and Implements must be delivered to our saleyard by 3 pm on the day before the sale with the exception of Tractors, Vehicles and Quad which may arrive no later than 10.00am on the Thursday. Due to ongoing Health and Safety issues, there will be NO unloading facility available on Sale Day with loading permitted only after the conclusion of the sale.

ONLINE FACILITY
Tractor, Telehandlers, Gators, Quads and Vehicles will also be offered for sale through our online facility alongside the live sale via a drive through, any machine which cannot be driven through will be sold in the line with no online facility.

All items are sold as seen and will be conducted under the Lawrie & Symington and IAAS General Conditions of Sale which are available for inspection at our office.

Vendors Declaration

  • I have read and understood the TERMS AND CONDITIONS and undertake to present the above (and those on continuation sheets) for sale and to abide by these Terms and Conditions of Sale.
  • I certify that the items entered for sale are my/our sole property and are not subject to any hire purchase agreement or any other contract.

Expression of Interest to Sell Shares

Expression of Interest to Purchase Shares

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