NWA Newsletter, 21st October 2022. by North West Auctions

Weekly Report and Newsletter- 21st October 2022

J36 Rural Auction Centre: Annual Show & Sale of Rough Fell Rams, Saturday 15th October 2022.

North West Auction were proud to host the annual show and sale of Rough Fell Breeding rams on behalf of the Rough Fell Sheep Breeders Association whom we thank for their continued support. The pre-sale show was kindly sponsored by H Pigney and Son. The pre-sale judges where Aged Rams Tony Ellis, Shearling Rams Darren Douthwaite, Rams Lambs Tony Harrison and overall championship judged by Vic Guy, who we thank for their time and expertise. A special mention goes to Richard Simpson for judging the best mouth ram.

The sale commenced with aged rams with the first into the ring topping this section, Millriggs Damson which was awarded the first prize rosette in the show and went on to sell for 500gns from SW Huck, Ravestonedale. Not far behind at 400gns was a five-shear ram from S&W Dickinson, Tebay. All aged lambs forward averaged £280. A keen interest was shown by potential buyers for well grown and bred ram lambs, the sale topped with lot twenty five a marvellous tup lamb sired by Longgills Enhance consigned by MJ&JD Handley, Sedbergh. Samuel Milburn was awarded the first prize ram lamb in the show, this much admired lamb was sired by High Lane Dazzler and went on to sell for 800gns. All tup lambs forward averaged £410.

The overall championship was awarded to the first prize large breeders shearling ram consigned by TLB & J Knowles, Selside with High Borrowbridge Felix. This much-admired powerful tup was sired by Black Horse Caramel and mother sired by Catholes Alarm with the dams breeding going back to the recording breaking High Cark Yankee and went onto sell for the top price of the day of 4500gns. The next call was 4200gns for High Cark Fabulous sired by Catholes Concorde which was consigned by I & J Mallinson, Selside selling to VR Guy. This was followed by High Cark Fred selling to 1400gns and High Cark Ford to 1400gns both from I & J Mallinson. At 3500gns was Catholes Flash sired by a home bred ram from MJ & JD Handley purchased by I & J Mallinson. The Capstick family of High Lane consigned a good run of tups with the tup from Ryan Capstick leading the way selling to 2900gns with High Lane Fez whom was sired by Lockbank Y2. This was followed by Brownber Finesse by Cathole Finesse selling to 2100gns and 2000gns with Brownber Fury by Catholes Destroyer from MP & A Capstick with others to 1600gns with Brownber Flame. The consignment from RA Steadman sold to a top of 2500gns with Ellergill Fred sired by High Cark Credit and Ellergill Frank to 1500gns. The consignment from NC & S Dodd saw the consignment sell to a top of 1900gns with Longgill Future sired by Holme Farm Champion and Longgill Fashion to 1800gns sired by High Cark Blizzard.

North West Auction look forward to hosting the annual show and sale of Rough Fell in-lamb females on Saturday 28th January.

Shearling Ram Top Prices: 4500gns High Borrowbridge, 4200gns Borrow Bridge House, 3500gns Archers Hal, 2900gns High Lane, 2500gns Ellergill Farm, 2100gns High Lane.

Aged Ram Top Prices: 500gns Dale View, 400gns High Woodend, 350gns Middleton Hall, 250gns High Borrowbridge, 200gns Barugh House, 180gns Rash Mill.

Ram Lamb Top Prices: 1400gns Archers Hall, 800gns Spice Gill Farm, 220gns Galloper Park, 220gns Maryfell, 170gns Raisgill Hall, 120gns Galloper Park.

NWA J36 Rough Fell Show JudgesAged Ram- T Ellis Shearling Rams- D Douthwaite Ram Lambs- T Harrison Overall Championship- V Guy Best Mouth- R Simpson

Prime Lambs

Lancasters Monday sale of prime lambs had an entry of 825 lambs forward, selling to a sharper trade especially for handy weighted lambs. Although the market average reads 223p/kg, the entry did include 303 Mule and Horned lambs with upland lambs being well bid for. Heavy weight lambs once again took top spot peaking at 142p/kg for Texels from T&CM Kelsall & Sons, Chipping followed by Dutch Spotted x lambs to £141 from Vanda Whitton, Burneside. This was followed by a run of heavy weight Texel lambs from RC Billington & Son, Claughton on Brock selling to £141, £140 and £134. Plenty more pens of heavy weight lambs sold in the one twenties. Upland lambs saw heavy weight Mules to £120 from T&H Drinkall, Oakenclough and £118 from JR&LA Capstick, Kirkby Lonsdale followed by £116.50 and £115.50 from WI&A Atkinson & Son, Bleasdale. Mashams sold to £119.50 from T&D Wright, Roeburndale East followed by £117 from WI&A Atkinson & Son, Bleasdale.

Handy weighted lambs were a shapier trade with the best quality selling in excess of 300p/kg. Leading the way today at 315p/kg was 40kg Texels from TR Prickett, Hutton Roof selling to £126, this was followed by 308p/kg for a shapey Beltex lamb from Kevin Purtill, Wigan selling to £123. More Horned lambs on the market today saw 53kg Dalesbreds to £115 from T&D Wright, Roeburndale East with Lonks peaking at £100 from S Bosworth, Burnley.

Prime Lambs Top Prices: Texel: £142 Brown Brook, £141, £140, £134, £126 Stubbins Farm, £126 Hutton Roof Hall. Dutch Spotted: £141 High Tenement Farm, £129, £114, £111 Myerscough Hall. Suffolk: £129 Allcocks Farm, £117 Walnut Tree Cottage, £116 Hall Croft Barn, £115 Walnut Tree Cottage, £110 Hallbeck, £108 Knowsley Farm. Beltex: £128 Knowsley Farm, £123 Oak Avenue, £116 Ingleborough Park Drive, £115 Oak Avenue. Mule: £120 Calderside Farm, £118 Beckside, £116.50, £115.50 Holme House Farm, £113 Brown Brook, £107 Lower Brow Top. Masham: £119.50 Allcocks Farm, £117 Holme House Farm. Dalesbred: £115 Allcocks Farm. Charolais: £104, £92 Head Farm. Continental: £104 Lower Oakeneaves Farm, £99, £90, £85 Mill House Farm. Horned: £100, £90 Lower Oakeneaves Farm. Cheviot: £87 Marshaw Farm. Swaledale: £77 Appletree Farm, £76 Oakhead Farm, £75 Marshaw Farm.

Cast Sheep

The trade remains parallel to previous weeks, Suffolk x ewes led the way selling to £120 from G&K Richmond, Inglewhite with other Suffolk x ewes to £108 from CP&V Cowgill, Mewith. Texel x ewes sold to £116 and £115 from Myerscough College. Mule ewes peaked at £102 from Sam Ayrton, Thurnham with plenty of others in the

late nineties. Upland sheep saw dalesbred tups sell to £94 from D&J Hay, Cockerham. Cheviot ewes sold to £89 and £84 from P&M Asbury, Abbeystead. Horned sheep saw Swaledale ewes sell to £72 from KM&KJ Curwen, Abbeystead with other Swaledale ewes to £70 from T Ayrton & Sons, Over Wyresdale. Lonk ewes sold to £70 from S Bosworth, Burnley.

Cast Sheep Top Prices: Suffolk: £120 Lodge Cottage, £108 Oakhead Farm. Texel: £116, £115 Myerscough Hall, £104 Yeat House Farm, £92 Ingleborough Park Drive, £82 Meadow Croft. Mule: £102 Meadow Croft, £94 Yeat House Farm, £89 Myerscough Hall, £86 Birch House Cottage, £85 Yeat House Farm, £80 Oak Avenue. Cheviot: £89, £84 Gilberton Farm. Continental: £88, £86 Oak Avenue. Swaledale: £72 Marshaw Farm, £70 Yates Farm.

Cast Ram Top Prices: Dalesbred: £94 Birch House Cottage.

J36 Rural Auction Centre: Weekly Sale of Prime Lambs and Cast Sheep, Tuesday 18th October 2022.

Prime Lambs

The weekly sale of prime lambs had an entry of just shy of 1200 forward, selling to an overall market average of 222p/kg. The trade today saw well fleshed lambs of all sizes in the strongest demand, those lambs lacking finish getting financially penalised. A slight change in market trends saw handy weighted export quality lambs selling to a sharper trade and in more demand from our ring of buyers. Heavy weight lambs still add up best but as more are now available in the country trade not just as fast as it was. The consignment of heavy weight lambs from F&SA Edmondson, Ulverston peaked at £144 & £133 for Suffolks and £138 for Texels who sold heavy weight mules for £133. Other leading prices saw Suffoks to £136 from WT Whitaker & Son, Nether Kellet. Other leading prices from Texels was £134 from E&J Redmayne, Winmarleigh. Followed by £133 & £130 from TMW&H Hodgson, Ulverston. Other Texels selling in excess of the £130 mark was AW Crowe, Witherslack £132.50. Mules peaked at £136 from HR&KR Hodgson, Barbon. More quality finished lambs each week.

Prime Lamb Top Prices: Suffolk: £144 Netherhouses Farm, £136 Lane Ends Farm, £133 Netherhouses Farm, £126 Station Hotel Farm, £122.50 Lane Ends Farm, £120 Netherhouses Farm. Texel: £138 Netherhouses Farm, £134 Poplar Grove Farm, £133 Arklid Farm, £132.50 Ashtree Cottage, £130 Arklid Farm, £127.50 Black Bull Farm. Mule: £136 Howriggs, £133 Netherhouses Farm, £123.50 Greaves Farm, £121 Netherhouses Farm, £109 Howriggs, £109 Hill Park. Dorset: £120 Beckside Barn. Beltex: £117 Green Head. Charolais: £106 Crabtree Farm, £103 Crosscrake Farm, £101 Crabtree Farm, £100 Gilpin Green Farm. Leicester: £102 High Borrans Farm. Cheviot: £99 Howriggs, £95 Thorn Cottage. Continental: £98 Thwaite Farm, £98 Main Street, £95 Meahop Park Farm Lodge, £94 Moss End Farm, £92 Low Waterside, £90 Causeway Farm. Hampshire: £94 High Clegg Hall Farm.

Cast Sheep

All cast sheep sold to a sharper trade today, with Texel ewes selling to £132 from RJ Stott, Stainton with other Texel ewes selling to £128 from RH & M Boyren, Colton. The best Texel ewes selling from £115-125. Mule ewes were the sharpest trade of the day selling to a top of £124 from M&M Carr, Clawthorpe, with a pen of 14 selling to £111 from KE Richards & Son, Howgill. The best end regularly getting over the £110 mark with the next level down £90-£95. A leaner show of hill ewes were forward with a pen of cheviots selling to £74 from GG&MA Long, Ulverston. With Swaledales selling to £55 from JM&NJ Strickland, Winfell. Meated Swaledales ewes regularly selling from £45-50.

Cast Sheep Top Prices: Texel: £132 Crosscrake Farm, £128 Hill Park, £126 Ashtree Cottage, £124 Green Head, £124 Low House. Mule: £124 Alby Wood, £111 Crook O Lune Farm, £110 Poplar Grove Farm, £110 Netherhouses Farm, £98

Capplerigg Farm, £95 Alby Wood Farm. Suffolk: £114 The Borrans. Zwartble: £98, £96 Bowness Farm, £81 Bowness Farm. Cheviot Mule: £97 Hill Park. Lleyn: £76 Longmire Farm. Swaledale: £76 Yew Tree.

Cast Ram Top Prices: Texel: £126 Hill Park, £86 Helwith Bridge. Jacob: £112 Raw End Farm. Gritstone: £104 Low Waterside. Swaledale: £82, £70, £68, £65 Barras Farm.

J36 Rural Auction Centre: Ambleside Show and Sale of Store Lambs, Thursday 20th October 2022. Store Lambs

The Ambleside fair show and sale of 4500 store lambs was met with new faces as well as our loyal ring side of buyers which ensured all store lambs sold to a shaper trade than in previous sales. We would like to take this time to thank our pre sale judge Mr J Longworth, Kentmere. John awarded his prices as follows:

Class 1- 20 Continental/ Suffolk Sired Store Lambs

1st BJ Bowness selling for £94

2nd J&R Bell selling for £89.50

3rd Messrs Hodgson selling for £85

Class 2- 20 Mule Store Lambs

1st Messrs Hodgson selling for £94 2nd L Gleadow selling for £88 3rd RI Dixon selling for £85.50

Leading the way today was the consignment of Beltex lambs from CM Jennings, Selside selling to £124 with others from the same good home selling to £98. A full pen of Texel lambs from JC Dunning, Orton sold to £96. Many of the best Beltex and Texel lambs getting into the nineties. Trade remained buoyant throughout the sale for short keep lambs with these types selling in to the mid to late eighties. Mule lambs would see the biggest lift from previous sales with a top of £94 from Messrs Hodgson, High Borrans with other Mule lambs selling to £93.50 from AW&AM Clarke, Windermere. Plenty of pens of strong Mule wether lambs easily sold into the mid-eighties with medium type lambs selling to the high seventies. A big show of hill bred lambs were forward which saw these well bid for. Cheviots sold to a top of £73 from DH Holme, Kirkby Stephen with a full pen of 48 from MB Meredith, Coniston selling to £71.50. Rough Fells sold to £71 from DH Holme, Kirkby Stephen with others selling to £70 from L Potter, Orton. An increased number of Swaledale wethers on the market today with the best regularly over the fifty-pound mark topping at £54.50 from RA Walton, Torver.

Please note that from the next sale of store lambs the catalogue will be balloted, penned and the lambs will be sold in catalogue order.

Next Sale: Thursday 3rd November - Catalogue entries by Wednesday 26th October.

Store Lamb Top Prices: Beltex: £124, £98 Crake Hall, £94 Blea Tarn, £87.50 Tock How Farm, £85 High Borrans Farm, £85 Crake Hall. Texel: £96 Westmorland Chapel Farm, £93 Hollowmire Farm, £92.50 Mireside Farm, £92 Corney Hill Farm, £91.50 Marsh Grange Farm, £91 Westmorland Chapel Farm. Mule: £94 High Borrans Farm, £93.50 Low Longmire Farm, £88 Somme Avenue, £87.50 High Borrans Farm, £87 Wood Broughton Barn, £86.50 Somme Avenue. Continental: £93 High Borrans Farm, £88.50 Bybeck, £88 Ashstead, £87.50 High House Farm, £85 Byre Cottage, £85 Bybeck. Suffolk: £89.50 Sunny Brow, £88 High Borrans Farm, £86.50 Gowan Bank Farm, £85.50 Sunny Brow, £81 West Plain Farm, £81 Longstripes Farm. Charolais: £86 Barker Knott, £79.50 Beech House. Masham: £81 Saddlers Croft. Cheviot Mule: £80.50 Somme Avenue, £73 Rankthorn, £66 Nibthwaite Grange Farm. Dorset: £79 Corney Hill Farm. Cheviot: £73 Weasdale Farm, £71.50 High Arnside Farm, £70 Rankthorn, £60.50 High Arnside Farm, £55.50 Nun House, £54 Sella Farm. Horned: £73 West Plain Farm. Zwartble: £66.50 Applegarth, £66 Castle Syke Farm. Rough Fell: £71 Weasdale Farm, £70, £68 Howes Lodge, £65 Low Haygarth Farm, £50 High Carlingill. Herdwick: £61 Byre Cottage, £51 Wall End Farm, £50.50 Cowdub, £47 Byre Cottage, £46 Beck House Cottage, £42 Noran Bank Farm. Swaledale: £54.50 Stable Harvey, £48 Burnhead Farm, £47 Nibthwaite Farm, £45 Wall End Farm, £40.50 Stable Harvey, £40 Thorn Cottage.

Lancaster Auction Mart: Weekly Sale of Calves, OTM's and Store Cattle. Fortnightly Sale of Dairy Cattle, Friday 21st October 2022.

Dairy Cattle

The popular fortnightly sale of dairy saw a top price of £2500 achieved for a pedigree heifer from W Garnett & Son, Milnthorpe who sold others at £2350 and £2120. A pedigree heifer from B&V Swan, Chorley achieved £1950. All new calved heifers averaged £2230. A consignment of bulling heifers from GM Strong, Penrith sold to £880 twice with others at £820.

A large crowd of buyers present looking for all classes and types of dairy cattle with more required to satisfy demand.

Calves & Weanlings

There was an increased entry of 103 calves forward today. Th sale included a the quarterly Semex and Norbreck Genetics show, for which we thank our sponsors for their continued support, as well as todays judges Mr J Burrow, Grayrigg who kindly resided over the show. He awarded the prizes as follows:

Class 1- Beef Bull Calf

1st Lot 881 from Wallbank Farms Ltd

2nd Lot 852 from Barber Farms

3rd Lot 869 from GJ & G Billington

Class 2- Beef Heifer Calf

1st Lot 842 from DJ Clarke

2nd Lot 879 from Wallbank Farm Ltd

3rd Lot 821 from T&CM Kelsall & Sons

Champion- Lot 881 from Wallbank Farms

Reserve Champion- Lot 842 from DJ Clarke

Beef bull calves still on milk sold to £300 on several occasions, Firstly for British Blues from T&CM Kelsall & Sons, Chipping, Herefords from TE&M Kidd, Ellel, British Blues from JK&BJ Birkett, Morecambe and Aberdeen Angus’s from TM Townley, Over Wyresdale. Other bull calves regularly sold at £230 to £290 with younger sorts £180 to £220. Dairy bulls sold to £130 for young Montbeliarde from Stanworth Agricultural, Chipping.

Several weaned bull calves forward sold to £435 for British Blue x from H&SD Cornthwaite & Son, Nateby with other British Blue x to £380 from JK&BJ Birkett, Morecambe who also sold an Aberdeen Angus at £355 with Herefords to £350 from TE&M Kidd, Ellel. Weaned dairy bulls sold to £250 for a Holstein Friesians from Stoney Lane Farm, Nateby.

An entry of predominantly younger Heifer calves sold to £250 for a British Blue x from JE&J Pye & Son, Quernmore with other British Blues achieving £245 from DJ Clarke Farming Ltd, Barnacre and £240 from Barber Farms, Garstang. Younger heifer calves generally £160 to £200 with the smallest sorts less.

Several weaned heifer calves sold to £390 for a British Blue x from JG Thornley, Kirkham who sold others at £360 and Aberdeen Angus x at £300. Hereford x heifers also achieved £300 from TE&M Kidd, Ellel.

A small entry of stirks saw Aberdeen Angus x steers sell to £410 from JG Thornley Ltd, Kirkham.

Heifer Calves Top Prices: British Blue: £390, £360 Derby Lodge Farm, £250 Gibsons Farm, £245 Kellbrick Farm, £240 Manor House Farm, £225 Tills Farm. Angus: £300 Derby Lodge Farm, £250 Gibsons Farm, £245 Derby Lodge Farm, £200 West View Farm, £110 Tills Farm. Hereford: £300, £190 Booth Hall. Simmental: £220 Knowsley Farm.

Bull Calves Top Prices: British Blue: £435 Kirkwood Lodge Farm, £385 White Lund Farm, £365 Kirkwood Lodge Farm, £300 White Lund Farm, £300 Brown Brook. Angus: £355 White Lund Farm, £310 Walkers I’th Fields, £300 Knowsley Farm, £270, £240, £230 Brown Brook. Hereford: £350, £345, £325, £310, £300, £250 Booth Hall. Friesian: £250 Fowlers Farm. Montbeliarde: £225 Fowlers Farm, £130 Blackmoss Farm. Limousin: £195 Myerscough House, £170 Rose Farm.

Steer Calves Top Prices: Angus: £410 Derby Lodge Farm. British Blue: £350, £315, £270, £260, £250 Gibsons Farm.

Store Cattle

The popular weekly sale of store cattle saw a fast and competitive trade for all classes and types which saw a top price of £1660 for a pen of four Aberdeen Angus x steers from TC Whiteside & Son, Pilling. Closely followed by British Blue x from JG&GM Bracken, Catterall achieving £1620 with a Charolais x from DE&SM Moorehouse, Natland selling at £1510. The £1500 barrier was also broken by L Parson & Sons, Levens selling Aberdeen Angus’s and Limousins at £1500. Heavy well fleshed steers regularly sold at £1350 to £1480, with others suitable for finishing at £1250 to £1350. Dairy steers sold to £1270 for a Fleckvieh from R&K Jenkinson, Pilling with MRI steers to £1130 from Barlow Bros, Croston. All steers forward today averaged £1265. Heifers sold to a top price of £1430, again for a pen of four Aberdeen Angus, this time from RG&B Lewis, Middleton. British Blues sold to £1400 from JG&GM Bracken, Catterall as did Aberdeen Angus’s from L Parsons & Sons, Levens. This was closely followed by British Blues achieving £1380 from J&JA Burrow, Grayrigg. Herefords sold to £1270 from JW Atkinson, Bentham with Shorthorns achieving £1200 from EW&CR Clegg & Son, Stalmine. All heifers averaged £1208.

Store Bullock Top Prices: Angus: £1660 New Ridge Farm, £1500 Low Levens, £1450 Ellers Farm, £1440 Station Hotel Farm, £1430 Raw Head, £1410 Cock Hall Farm. British Blue: £1620 Greenlands Farm, £1420 Endmoor Farm, £1390 Windy Hill Farm, £1340 Thornton Barn Farm, £1320 Hall Bank, £1250 Thursgill. Charolais: £1510 High House Farm. Limousin: £1500 Low Levens, £1440 High House Farm, £1320 Cock Hall Farm, £1310 Linghaw Farm, £1280 Long Streets Farm, £1230 Endmoor Farm. Shorthorn: £1470, £1400 Long Streets Farm, £1310 Yew Tree Farm. Hereford: £1280 Windy Hill Farm, £1280 Carlingwha, £1200 Black Bull Farm, £1200 Hall Bank, £1040 Plumpton Hall Farm. Fleckvieh: £1270 Holmes Farm. Stabiliser: £1180 Low Moor Head Farm. Meuse-Rhine-Issel: £1130 Littlewood Hall Farm. Friesian: £1060 Lambrigg Head.

Store Heifers Top Prices: Angus: £1430 Bainsbank Farm, £1400 Low Levens, £1180 Snub Snape Farm, £1170 Pasture House Farm, £1140 Bainsbank Farm, £1120 Kays Farm. British Blue: £1400 Greenlands Farm, £1380 Thursgill, £1200 Outerthwaite Farm, £1170 Birks Farm, £1140 Hall Bank, £1100 Ellers Farm. Limousin: £1380 Low Levens, £1120 Lambrigg Head Farm, £1040 Ellers Farm. Hereford: £1270 Church Street, £1260 Holly House Farm, £1090 Carlingwha. Shorthorn: £1200 Yew Tree Farm. Meuse-Rhine-Issel: £1060 Littlewood Hall Farm.

OTM Cattle

107 cull cows achieved an overall market averaged of 169p/kg with other half the entry being dairy cows. Well fleshed beef cows sold to 229.5p/kg for a Bazadaise from BD&PM Gill & Son, Ingleton with Limousin x to 224.5p/kg from TA Chapman & Son, Kendal. Other heavy well fleshed beef cows regularly sold between 185 and 205p/kg with those suitable for finishing 165 and 190p/kg, depending of quality and type. Dairy cows sold to 209.5p/kg for a Fleckvieh from SH&M Batty & Son, Quernmore with this price also achieved by A&FM Bolland & Sons, Ellel selling a Montbeliarde. Holstein Friesians sold to 197.5p/kg from RT Halhead, Cockerham. Heavy well fleshed dairy cows sold at 170 to 190p/kg with medium sorts 150 to 170p/kg and parlour types 115 to 140p/kg, depending on quality and type.

Top grossing cow was a Bazadaise from BD&PM Gill, Ingleton achieving £1766. This was closely followed by a Holstein Friesians from RT Halhead, Cockerham grossing £1718.

OTM heifers sold to 214p/kg for a Fleckvieh from F&E Harrison, Wray with a Holstein Friesians from WN&D Smith & Sons, Cockerham achieving £1431.

Steers sold to a top of 214p/kg for a Holstein Friesians from RH&RA Fawcett, Burton with British Blue x selling to £1378 from PG Thornton, Scorton.

Several cull bulls forward sold to 199.5p/kg for a Hereford from R Escolme, Bay Horse with a top price of £1965 achieved for a Charolais from CI Briggs, Ambleside.

OTM Cow Top Prices: Bazadaise: 229.50, 219.50 Yarlsber. Limousin: 224.50, 219.50 Lane Head Farm, 214.50 Hutton Roof Hall, 211.50 Lane Head Farm, 204.50 Hutton Roof Hall. Fleckvieh: 209.50 Friars Moss. Montbeliarde: 209.50, 191.50 Yeat House. British Blue: 207.50 Parkside Farm, 204.50 High Hallbeck, 187.50, 181.50 Longstripes Farm, 154.50 Cobble Hey Farm. Angus: 204.50, 191.50 Parkside Farm, 174.50, 169.50 Fell End Farm, 169.50 Cobble Hey Farm, 164.50 Fell End Farm. Friesian: 197.50 Norbeck Farm, 194.50 Abbotson Farm, 194.50 Derby Lodge Farm, 191.50 Holme House Farm, 189.50 Hole of Ellel, 187.50 Tills Farm. Ayrshire: 189.50 Rose Farm. Simmental: 174.50 High Wray Farm. Shorthorn: 171.50, 124.50 Cobble Hey Farm. Jersey: 107.50 West View Farm.

OTM Heifer Top Prices: Fleckvieh: 214.50 Birks Farm. Friesian: 204.50 Cocker House Farm, 189.50 New Brows Farm, 189.50, 187.50 Liscoe Farm, 184.50 Tills Farm.

Cast Steer Top Prices: Friesian: 214.50 Green Dragon Farm, 187.50, 184.50 Throstle Grove Farm, 181.50 Green Dragon Farm, 164.50 Long Streets Farm. Shorthorn: 211.50 Yew Tree Farm. British Blue: 199.50 Cliftons Farm.Hereford: 181.50 Corney Hill Farm.

Cast Bull Top Prices: Hereford: 199.50 Ivy Barn. Friesian: 184.50 Abbey House, 147.50 Blackleach House Farm. Charolais: 164.50 High Wray Farm.

Next Week's Upcoming Sales

Saturday 22nd

J36: 10am Lakeland Fair.

Monday 24th

Lancaster: 9:30am Annual Young Handlers Show and Sale of Prime Lambs.

10.30am Weekly Sale of Spring Lambs and Cast Sheep.

12noon Fortnightly Sale of Store Lambs.

Tuesday 25th

J36: 10:30am Sale of all classes of Pigs.

11:30am Annual Young Handlers Show and Sale of Prime Lambs.

1pm Weekly Sale of Spring Lambs and Cast Sheep.

Thursday 27th

J36: 10am Sale of Calves and Stirks.

10:15am Sale of OTM and Cast Cattle.

11am Sale of Store Cattle.

Friday 28th

Lancaster: 10am Sale of Stirks.

10:15am Sale of Calves and OTM and Cast Cattle.

11.15am Sale of Store Cattle.

Saturday 29th

J36: 11am Fell Pony Society Annual Show and Sale of Registered Fell Ponies, Sale of all Society Registered and Part Bred Mountain and Moorland Ponies and Stud Reduction for JC Horn.