Blonde March

To be held at

Borderway Mart, Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 2RS

Friday 1st March 2013

EARLY SPRING SHOW & SALE OF BULLS & FEMALES

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Catalogue for

The British Blonde SocietyEarly Spring Show & Sale

of

31BRITISH BLONDE BREEDING CATTLE

(SOLD UNDER THE NATIONAL BEEF ASSOCIATION CONDITIONS OF SALE)

comprising:27 Bulls4 Heifers

Friday 1st March 2013

Judging 11.00am Sale - 1.00pm

to be held at Borderway Mart, Rosehill, Carlisle(adjacent to J43 M6 Motorway)

Auctioneers

Head Office: Borderway Mart Rosehill Carlisle CA1 2RSTelephone: 01228 406230 – Fax: 01228 406231

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk

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IMPORTANT NOTICETO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS

SETTLEMENT & CLEARANCE OF STOCK

Please note that all lots must be settled on the day of purchase

Completion of a buyers slip is essential for parties who have not dealt with the company before

New customers and agents wishing to purchase on behalf of another party must contact the companys main office

48 hours prior to a sale

No Lots can leave the market without a ‘pass slip’ being issued by the main office

Purchasers From Outside The United Kingdom

Invoices will be raised in pounds sterling.

We request that payment is made to us in pounds sterling by cheque/bankers draft on the day of sale.

Card facilities are available (2% surcharge on credit cards)

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IMPORTANT NOTICETO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS

ALL LOTS MUST BE SETTLED ON THE DAY OF PURCHASE

Parties who have not dealt with the company before should complete the undernoted form and hand it in to the auctioneers’ clerk when a purchase is made.

Alternatively it can be sent to the main office in advance of the sale.

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2013 LIST OF ACCOMMODATION WITHIN EASY REACH OF BORDERWAY MART

FARM HOUSE ACCOMMODATIONMrs P Armstrong, Longlands, Greenwoodside, Kirklinton, Carlisle CA6 6DL

Tel: 01228 675130

Mrs M Harris, Whitbarrow Farm, Berrier, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 0XB Tel: 01768 483366

Mrs D Nicholson, Gill Farm, Blackford, Carlisle. CA6 4EL Tel: 01228 675326

GUEST HOUSE ACCOMMODATIONAbbey Court Guest House, 24 London Road, Carlisle CA1 2EL

Tel: 01228 528696

Cherry Grove Guest House, 87 Petteril Street, Carlisle CA1 2AW Tel: 01228 541942

Cornerways Guest House, 107 Warwick Road, Carlisle CA1 1EA Tel: 01228 521733

Crossroads House, Brisco, Carlisle CA4 0QZ Tel: 01228 528994

Howard Lodge Guest House, 90 Warwick Road, Carlisle CA1 1JU Tel: 01228 529842

Town House B&B, 153 Warwick Road, Carlisle CA1 1LU Tel: 01228 598782

HOTELSAngus Hotel 14-16 Scotland Road, Carlisle CA3 9DG

Tel: 01228 523546

Crown Hotel, Station Road, Wetheral, Carlisle Tel: 01228 561888

Farlam Hall, Country House Hotel, Brampton, Cumbria Tel: 016977 46234

Pinegrove Hotel, 262 London Road, Carlisle CA1 2QS Tel: 01228 524828

Smiths Hotel Gretna Green, Headless Cross, Gretna Green, Dumfries & Galloway DG12 5EA Tel: 01461 337007

Also log onto www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk for further details of accommodation.

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BIO SECURITY RULESHARRISON & HETHERINGTON LIMITED, BORDERWAY MART, CARLISLE

Notice to all Visitors and Traders

Please read and observe the following:

● Excessive dirty vehicles will not be allowed entry, therefore ensure vehicle is clean before arrival.

● All vehicles transporting livestock will be subject to a documentation check before entry to market site.

● All visitors and traders must ensure they wear clean clothing and footwear before entering market site.

● All visitors and traders using car park areas please use main entrance.

● Hauliers and farmers delivering livestock must disinfect their boots before and after loading or unloading.

● Livestock purchased or unsold will not be allowed to move unless an authorised “pass slip” has been issued by the main office.

● No livestock will be allowed to remain on the premises after a sale.

● Only staff, livestock hauliers, owners or their agents are permitted to load or unload livestock.

● Wash hands thoroughly when leaving pennage areas.

● Please observe our staff’s instructions at all times.

Our on site Biosecurity Officer, Stan Abbot, will only be too pleased to give you assistance.

Estate Agents, Lettings & Valuers

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BORDERWAY FINANCEVehicle Finance Specialists

INSURANCE BROKERSRural & Commercial Insurance

AUCTION ROOMSAuctioneers & Valuers since 1890

REEDS PRINTERSQuality Printing, Signs & Display

T: 01228 590990 www.hhmotorauctions.com

T: 01228 810799 www.hhking.co.uk

T: 01228 406320 www.hhauctionrooms.co.uk

T: 01228 406290 www.hhinsurancebrokers.co.uk

T: 01228 406200 www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk T: 01228 595939 www.hhborderwayfinance.co.uk

T: 01768 864214 T: 01228 406343 www.hhreedsprinters.co.uk

LAND AND PROPERTYChartered Surveyors

T: 01228 406260 T: 0191 370 8530 www.hhland.co.uk

First in the Field...

GROUP OF COMPANIESwww.hhgroupplc.co.uk

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General Information & Sale NotesLOCATION: The Sale will be held in the Borderway Mart, Carlisle Cumbria. Motorists should leave the M6 at Junction 43 and follow CARLISLE signs. The market is on the left hand side of the road within 1 /4 mile of M6.

Timetable of Events:-Thursday 28th February Arrival of Stock 1.00pm - 4.00pm Inspection of Stock 3.00pm - 5.00pm Society AGM & Dinner 7.00pm

Friday 1st March Judging 11.00am Sale 1.00pm

HOTELS: There are many hotels within the area, ranging from four star to excellent Bed and Breakfast accommodation, a list of which may be found on page 4 of the catalogue.

CONDITIONS OF SALE: The British Blonde Cattle Society have adopted the Auction Rules and Conditions of Sale drawn up by the N.B.A. This Sale is held subject to these rules and the Auctioneers’ General Conditions of Sale, both available on request. In the event of any discrepancy between the two sets of conditions, the N.B.A. Conditions of Sale shall prevail.

INSURANCE: A representative of the H&H Insurance Brokers, will be present at the sale and will be pleased to quote Purchasers for transit and other risks.

METHOD OF SALE: All cattle will be sold in guineas (105 pence) and strictly in catalogue order, unless any alteration is announced by the Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONS: The Auctioneers will dutifully execute commissions to purchase for buyers unable to attend the sale personally, upon receipt of written instructions.

REGISTRATIONS: All stock in the Sale are registered with the British Blonde Society, Avenue M, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2RG (Tel 02476 419058).

PEDIGREE TRANSFERS: Official Pedigree Transfers will be effected by the Auctioneers and the British Blonde Society as soon as possible after the Sale. A fee of £10 + VAT per lot will be charged to the Purchaser.

SETTLEMENT AND CLEARANCE OF STOCK: Settlement in full is due immediately at the close of Sale. No animal may leave the Sale Premises without an official ‘Pass Slip’, obtainable only from the Auctioneers upon settlement.

Purchasers unable to remove their stock on the day of sale can arrange overnight accommodation with the Auctioneers on the understanding that all cattle are at Purchasers’ risk.

ANIMAL WELFARE: Vendors and Purchasers should note the CODE OF PRACTICE published by the Livestock Auctioneers’ Market Committee for England and Wales IS OPERATIVE IN BORDERWAY MART and that weakly, unhealthy or injured stock will be refused entry by the Auctioneers. Enquiries should be directed through the market office to the Auctioneers’ ANIMAL HEALTH & WELFARE OFFICER (Mr Andrew Templeton).

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Important Notice to VendorsARRIVAL OF STOCK: As per timetable of events (page 6).

PRE-SALE INSPECTION: All animals entered for the sale must be available for inspection in the Sale Premises as per the timetable of events. An Official Inspector, appointed by the Sale Society may order the rejection of any animal which, in his opinion, is below the required standard of conformation and / or condition and does not represent a good specimen of the Breed.

IF THE INSPECTORS CONSIDER THERE HAS BEEN ANY PRE-INSPECTION PREPERATION DESIGNED TO DISGUISE AN UNACCEPTABLE CONDITION THAT ANIMAL WILL BE REJECTED.

VETERINARY INSPECTION: The Veterinary Officer will examine all animals forward for general, health and genetic defects, and any animal with a genetic fault, disease or disorder will be REJECTED. Animals will be placed in a crush for this inspection - as required by the Veterinary Officer. The Veterinary Inspection will form an integral part of the pre-sale inspection procedure.

ANY ANIMAL REJECTED DURING THE PRE-SALE INSPECTION WILL BE OFFERED IN SALE ORDER, BUT ONLY AT THE AUCTIONEERS DISCRETION.

CARDS WILL BE DISPLAYED ABOVE ALL REJECTED STOCK WITH REASON FOR REJECTION.

ALL BULLS - entered for the Sale MUST HAVE ACHIEVED A MINIMUM WEIGHT OF 500KG AT THE TIME OF SALE and Vendors will be responsible for the provision of certification of such minimum weight to the Panel of Inspectors, if required. The Panel may order any bull to be weighed in the sale premises. Vendors are also reminded that “All bulls over the age of 12 months shall be ringed”.

All animals must be adequately trained to lead by halter, and all females must be equipped with nose clips and additionally the inspectors have been instructed to reject any female showing poor or doubtful temperament. Evidence of faults of temperament, vices, etc., may lead to disqualification.

The Showing of Bulls is Not Compulsory.

IDENTIFICATION MARKS - The identification marks of all animals will be examined in the Sale Premises and any animal found to have faulty or illegible marks will be rejected from the Sale. Vendors are therefore recommended to check carefully the identification marks of all their entries WELL IN ADVANCE of the Sale, and to advise the Society in the event of any fault being found.

THE ATTENTION OF VENDORS IS DRAWN TO THE SOCIETY’S RULE BY WHICH NO ANIMAL ONCE CATALOGUED MAY BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE SALE WITHOUT GOOD REASON, ACCEPTABLE TO THE COUNCIL. A SUMMARY FINE OF £50 WILL BE IMPOSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE SOCIETY UPON ANY EXHIBITOR WHO INFRINGES THIS RULE.

The proceeds of sale are guaranteed by the Auctioneers, who will account to Vendors on the day of the Sale. Such guarantee, however, does not extend to the animals sold for export, to which special conditions apply.

MINIMUM SELLING PRICE - There will be a Minimum Selling Price of 1,500 guineas on each bull presented for sale - i.e. if no opening bid of 1,500gs is received for any particular lot, that lot will be passed out of the ring unsold.

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RESERVE PRICES: Vendors shall have the right to refuse to accept the final bid for their animals. The auctioneers reserve the right to charge half commission on the amount of the final bid in the case of animals which fail to reach the Vendors reserve price.All animals will be sold in guineas (105 pence) and a commission of 5% will be charged by the Auctioneers on all sales. No animal may be sold privately before being passed through the auction ring and FULL COMMISSION will be charged on the sale of any animal sold by private treaty after the auction. All such transactions MUST BE PASSED THROUGH THE AUCTIONEERS OFFICE.A SPECIAL LEVY - amounting to TWO PER CENT of the Sale price (after the deduction of Auctioneer’s commission) will be charged by the Society on the sale of ALL animals. This levy will be deducted from the Vendor’s statements by the Auctioneers, before settlement, and paid to the Blonde d’Aquitaine Breeders Society of Great Britain.PRIZE MONEY: (but not trophies) will be withheld unless the winners are sold, either by auction or private treaty.STRAW: A limited amount of bedding straw will be provided by the Auctioneers free of charge.

THE BRITISH BLONDE SOCIETYAvenue M,

Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire CV8 2RGTel: 02476 419 058Fax: 02476 419 082

Breed Secretary: Caroline Jackson

IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTSACCOMPANY ANIMALS TO THE SALE PREMISES

and are handed to the Auctioneers upon the arrival to the market.

DECLARATION FORM (Subject to DEFRA Regulations)TOGETHER WITH THE NECESSARY

CATTLE PASSPORT DOCUMENTATION ANY ANIMAL NOT IN POSSESSION OF THE REQUIRED

DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE OFFERED FOR SALE.PLEASE NOTE IT IS ILLEGAL TO MOVE ANY ANIMAL

WITHOUT THEIR RESPECTIVE PASSPORT DOCUMENTATION

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PURCHASERS

1 This Sale is held subject to recommended Conditions of Sale of the National Beef Association.

2 This Sale is held subject to the Special Terms and Conditions of Sale recommended for Sales of Pedigree Beef Cattle by the National Beef Association. The preparation of these Terms and Conditions has proved a lengthy and costly process and, in order to defray the legal and other costs involved, and to provide a continuing source of revenue to assist the Association in its vital work for pedigree cattle breeders, The Committee of the NBA have agreed that the following levy to be charged between the vendor and purchaser as follows – Bull Warranty - £3 to the vendor and £3 to the purchaser, Female Warranty - £2 to the vendor and £2 to the purchaser, Each amount will be plus VAT and be charged to the relevant vendor and purchaser accounts.

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BREEDS STANDARDS INSPECTION GUIDELINESMinimum Qualifying Weights for Bulls at

BRITISH BLONDE SOCIETY BREEDERS SALE - 2013

BLONDE BREED AVERAGE WEIGHTS (KG) FIGURES

Age Days Weight Kgs

300 500

350 500

400 525

405 530

410 535

415 540

420 545

425 550

430 555

435 560

440 565

445 570

450 575

455 580

460 585

Age Days Weight Kgs

465 590

470 595

475 600

480 605

485 610

490 615

495 620

500 625

505 630

510 635

515 640

520 645

525 650

530 655

535 660

Age Days Weight Kgs

540 665

545 670

550 675

555 680

560 685

565 690

570 695

575 700

580 705

585 710

590 715

595 720

600 725 and above

DAYS 100 200 300 400 500

MALES 157 280 417 548 644

FEMALES 144 246 344 423 483

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Schedule of Classes

Judge: Mr Stephen Potter – Whistley Herd,

Whistley Farm, West Harptree, Bristol

Stewards: Caroline Jackson and Pauline Williams

Class 1st 2nd 3rd1 Bull – born between 20/05/10 and 31/03/11 £10 £5 £52 Bull – born between 01/04/11 and 31/05/11 £10 £5 £53 Bull – born between 01/06/11 and 16/07/11 £10 £5 £54 Bull – born between 17/07/11 and 10/11/11 £10 £5 £55 Heifer born in 2011 £10 £5 £5

Order of Show Class 5 (females), followed by 1-4 (males)

The Society reserves the right to sub-divide any class if the numbers forward warrant it.

Championships

Female ChampionTHE ASHTON LODGE PERPETUAL TROPHY and

THE VEDA MITCHELL TROPHYalso £50 cash award

Reserve Female ChampionTHE BOCKENDON PERPETUAL TROPHY

also £25 cash award

Overall Male ChampionTHE NATWEST PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY

£50 cash award and special rosette

Reserve Overall Male Champion£25 cash award and special rosette

Senior Male Champion ( class 1 and 2 )will receive THE FARMING LIFE TROPHY

Junior Male Champion ( class 3 and 4 )will receive THE FARMING LIFE TROPHY

SENIOR, JUNIOR AND RESERVE MALE CHAMPIONS TO BE SOLD AFTER LOT 156

A Special Trophy presented by the Blonde Society will be awarded for the best entry from a breeder with ten or less breeding females in the herd.

“ISABELLE MASON” Memorial Perpetual Trophy will be presented to the stocksperson in charge of the best turned-out

animal for sale also a £20 cash award and rosette will be awardedJudge - Mr D, Davies, Fronfedw, Ciliau Aeron, Lampeter, Ceredigion, Dyfed

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Profit from EBVSA great new tool is now available to beef producers and breeders to help them select productive breeding animals with confidence. This development comes as part of MLC’s “Beef breeder” Service.

Records on breeding animals are now presented as ESTIMATED BREEDING VALUES (EBVs) and these describe the animal and how it will breed. EBVs are the recognised method for describing beef cattle performance and are now widely used in many leading cattle countries.

EBVs are quoted in the measuring units e.g. kg.

These are various key features:

● All Comparisons are against a base figure for the breed. The average of the breed in 1980 was chosen, where the average is described as zero.

● Any animal with a plus value is above the breed base (heavier, fatter, more muscled, etc.) and any animal with a minus value is below the breed base (lighter, less fat or less muscular, etc.)

● The EBVs are built up from records on the animal concerned, its parents, offspring (if any) and other relatives. So, they are very robust. Using EBVs takes out the confusing effects of different managements, herds, seasons and years, so that animals can be compared across a breed with confidence.

Measures with very low (less than 20 per cent)levels of accuracy are not published.

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VENDORS INDEX

Appleton, I & R APPLEJACK 158Pudding Poke Farm, Elwick, Hartlepool, TS27 3ET • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval

Bailey, A BAILEYS 166,168,169 Cornfield House,Eldrop,Austwick,Via Lancaster,LA2 8AG • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test March 2012.• BVD Vaccinate heifers Barrett, N EVERINGHAM 180,181Ponds Farm,Halfacres Lane,Everingham,York,YO42 4JD • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test 28/2/11

Burgess, E CRIFFEL 174 Maryfield Farm,New Abbey,Dumfries,DG2 8HH • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test 22/2/11• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes, IBR, LEPTO and BVD• Herd testing Johnes, IBR, LEPTO and BVD• Vaccinated for BVD 14/5/11

Frame, J W GALA 165Little Galla Farm,Wiston,Biggar,Lanarkshire,ML12 6HU • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test 19th January 2009• Member of a CHeCs controlled health scheme for Johnes, BVD and IBR• Accredited free of BVD, IBR and Johnes• Herd testing for LEPTO and Johnes

Gargett, J S ORNELLA 152Westwick Farm,Westwick,Barnard Castle,Co Durham,DL12 8UP • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test 14/12/10• Member of a CHeCs controlled health scheme for Johnes, BVD and Lepto• Herd testing Johnes, LEPTO and BVD• Vaccinated BVD and Johnes

Gibb, J & M BROOMLEY 178,179Jubilee Buildings,Broomley,Stocksfield,Northumberland, NE43 7HU • Currently on a 4 year TB testing interval, last clear test April 2011• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes and BVD

Grant, D M C ARDMORE 154 Earlsfield,Kennethmont,Insch,Aberdeenshire ,AB52 6YQ • Currently on a 4 yearly testing interval, last clear test 17.12.12• Member of a CHeCs controlled health scheme for BVD .• Accredited free BVD• Testing and vaccinated for BVD Hamilton, G & A RAMRIG 155,161 Ramrig, Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3NF • Currently on a 4 year TB testing interval, last clear test 12th November 2012• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes, BVD and IBR• Herd testing for Johnes, BVD and IBR• Vaccinating against IBR (Rispoval IBR Marker)

Jackson, K STUBBSWALDEN 151Forlorn Hope Farm, Stubbs Walden, Doncaster, Yorkshire, DN6 9BT• Currently on a 4 year TB testing interval, last clear test 21/09/12• This bull has been tested negative for BVD, Johnes, Lepto and IBR 19.09.12

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Next Official Society Spring Sale 2013

**********************CARLISLE - BORDERWAY MART

Saturday 11th May 2013Special Annual May Show & Sale

of Bulls and Females

(Entries Close - Friday 29th March 2013)

Schedules and Entry Forms available from the Pedigree OfficeTel: 01228 406230 Fax: 01228 406231

Email: [email protected] or visit our website -www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk and enter on line

Kennedy, R & S OVERTON 172 Overton Farm,By Ayr,Ayrshire,KA6 6HE• Currenly on a 4 yearly testing interval. Last clear test 8/2/11.• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes and BVD • Testing and vaccinated for Johnes and BVD

Kennedy, S NEWPARK 173Overton Farm,By Ayr,Ayrshire,KA6 6HE • Currenly on a 4 yearly testing interval. Last clear test 8/2/11.• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes and BVD • Testing and vaccinated for Johnes and BVD

Laird, L & Sons LOCHHEAD 157,163Lochhead Farm,East Wemyss,Fife,Scotland,KY1 4TG

McElroy, I & R IVANISKEY 170,171132 Aughnaskeagh Road,Dromara,Dromore,Co Down,N Ireland,BT25 2PB• Currenly on a 1 yearly testing interval. Last clear TEST December 2012• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes, IBR, Lepto and BVD • Testing for Johnes, IBR, Lepto and BVD

Savage Bros, SHANVALLY 175,177The Hill Farm,28 Newcastle Road, Ballynahinch, Co Down, N Ireland,BT24 8NF • Currenly on a 1 yearly testing interval. Last clear date 23/04/12

Stott, A J HILLTOP 177Longrow Cottage,Canonbie,Dumfriesshire,DG14 0RU • Currently on a 4 year TB testing interval, last clear test Jan 2010

Watt, Alison STRATHISLA 167Birkenburn Farm,Keith,Banffshire,Scotland,AB55 5PD

Weightman, P & Sons HALLFIELD 153,156,159,160,162,164Hallfield Farm,Easington,Peterlee,Co Durham,SR8 3BZ • Currently on a 4 year TB testing interval, last clear test January 2011• Member of a CHeCs controlled scheme for Johnes and BVD

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BRITISH BLONDE SOCIETY

A G MAnd DINNER

Thursday 28th February 2013at

The Shepherds Inn,Carlisle

Commencing at 7.30 pm Prompt

EVERYONE WELCOME

DINNER TICKETS £15

Please order from The British Blonde Society

before Wednesday 27th FebruaryTel: 024 7641 9058

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AT H&H INSURANCE WE HAVE:• Competitive Premiums

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For advice and further information prior to the sale

please telephone Caroline on 01228 406290.

For a competitive quote on the day of the sale,

just ask at the H&H counter – we’ll be happy

to discuss your requirements with you...

CAN YOU REALLY AFFORD TO TAKETHE RISK AND NOT INSURE?*Documentary evidence must be supplied pre-sale

IF YOU SELL OR PURCHASE A BULL THE FOLLOWING INSURANCES ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY

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17Bulls - Class One

BULLSSires marked * in the Pedigrees are included in the

Reference at the end of the catalogue

CLASS ONE Lots 151-156 (6 entries)

Lot Kendall Jackson151 STUBBSWALDEN FREDDIE (UK 127144 700229) DOB 20/05/2010 gs. WHISTLEY DOLLAR (18-453-PBS-D-11-T)Sire HALLMARK BOXSTER (UK 105719 700044) gd. STOCKSFIELD IMAGINATION (23-1928-RET-I-3) gs. STUBBSWALDEN PATRICK (UK ZP0089 00139)Dam STUBBSWALDEN BLUEBELL (UK 127144 400142) gd. STUBBSWALDEN SABRINA (UK 127144 500017)

STUBBSWALDEN FREDDIE was Reserve Champion and Best Exhibitor Bred, Westmorland Show 2012. He has served three heifers.

Lot J S Gargett152 ORNELLA FELLA (UK 104869 600940) DOB 12/10/2010 gs. DOUTHWAITE SLIM (UK 121965 600048)Sire *RAYNESIDE DONALD (UK 103935 500345) gd. RAYNESIDE VAL (UK 103935 700179) gs. HILLHEAD VAULT (UK 9272887 421-6)Dam ORNELLA CAMILLA (UK 104869 200691) gd. BROOMLEY SALLY (UK 107011 500029)

Lot P Weightman & Sons 153 HALLFIELD GONZO (UK 106167 500385) DOB 19/01/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. BALLYGOWAN NOBLE (UK 33224 674 N)Dam HALLFIELD RAINDROP (UK 106167 200011) gd. HALLFIELD NICKEL (UK D7640 00097)

MLC Recorded Weights 100 200 300 400 500 Adjusted weights (kg) 0 0 421 576 722 MLC C V 200M(kg) 200G(kg) 400G(kg) MD(mm) Fat(mm) BV EBV BA1C -2 6 11 1.00 0.00 BA15 ACC % 65 52 74 76 71 67 76 Index 101 85 95 96 96 105 99

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TO BE SOLD AFTER LOT 156

SENIOR MALE CHAMPION - LOT ............... RESERVE SENIOR MALE CHAMPION - LOT ...............

JUNIOR MALE CHAMPION - LOT ............... RESERVE JUNIOR MALE CHAMPION - LOT ...............

Bulls - Class One

Lot David M C Grant154 ARDMORE GARGOYLE (UK 520340 101656) DOB 19/02/2011 gs. DONALD (40-88-010-304)Sire ARDMORE DEMOCRAT (UK 520340 101313) gd. ARDMORE PRUDENCE (UK AB0416 00776) gs. ARDMORE ADMINISTRATOR (UK 520340 600716)Dam ARDMORE DUCHESS (UK 520340 401260) gd. ARDMORE TWILIGHT (UK 520340 700276)

MLC Recorded Weights 100 200 300 400 500 Adjusted weights (kg) 170 314 459 602 0 MLC C V 200M(kg) 200G(kg) 400G(kg) MD(mm) Fat(mm) BV EBV BA1C 0 29 54 3.20 0.10 BA26 Acc % 48 39 68 69 56 26 68 ind 104 97 115 118 111 93 115

ARDMORE GARGOYLE has excellent length and conformation, and carries an impressive set of Signet figures. He has been selected for the British Blonde Society “Young Bull Proving Scheme” and the purchaser will have the option txo continue should they wish.

Lot G & A Hamilton155 RAMRIG GAEL FORCE (UK 560188 100236) DOB 20/03/2011 gs. BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060)Sire HALLFIELD DESTINY (UK 106167 400279) gd. HALLFIELD RHONA (UK 106167 200004) gs. HALLFIELD SHOGUN (UK 106167 400034)Dam RAMRIG AURORA (UK 560188 400015) gd. RAMRIG TERTIA (UK 560188 600003)

RAMRIG GAEL FORCE is a well-grown, muscular bull.

Lot P Weightman & Sons156 HALLFIELD GALAHAD (UK 106167 700387) DOB 29/03/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. BALLYGOWAN NOBLE (UK 33224 674 N)Dam HALLFIELD REGINA (UK 106167 300012) gd. HALLFIELD NELLIE (UK D7640 00100)

MLC Recorded Weights 100 200 300 400 500 Adjusted weights (kg) 196 351 508 656 799 MLC C V 200M(kg) 200G(kg) 400G(kg) MD(mm) Fat(mm) BV EBV BA-1C -2 24 25 4.40 0.0 BA20 ACC % 65 54 76 76 74 68 77 Index 89 85 110 103 119 105 107

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CLASS TWOLots 157 – 164 (8 entries)

Lot L Laird & Sons157 LOCHHEAD GERONIMO (UK 541792 500975) DOB 01/04/2011 gs. DROIT ADAM (UK 9631411 4316-1)Sire LOCHHEAD DAM GOOD BULL (UK 541792 400701) gd. LOCHHEAD PRINCESS (UK F0014 00486) gs. FREEFIELD UPEG (UK 521707 600531)Dam LOCHHEAD BRIDGET (UK 541792 300588) gd. PLEASANT NINA (UK M1073 00161)

Lot IR & DE Appleton158 APPLEJACK GAVALAR (UK 100059 300389) DOB 02/04/2011 gs. BLACKWATER JOCKEY (24-2253-CBC-J-14-Y)Sire GARNGOUR DOLLAR (UK 560725 400831) gd. GARNGOUR ASHLEY (UK 560725 600580) gs. APPLEJACK PEGASUS (UK D6538 00136)Dam APPLEJACK AMAZON (UK 100059 200206) gd. APPLEJACK NELLIE (UK D6538 00060)

APPLEJACK GAVALAR is a well grown bull with an excellent temperament.

Lot P Weightman & Sons159 HALLFIELD GENESIS (UK 106167 600393) DOB 09/04/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. DRUK LANCE (UKB6277-00109)Dam HALLFIELD TEACAKE (UK 106167 400069) gd. HALLFIELD ROSIE (UK D7640 00145)


HALLFIELD GENESIS is maternal brother to Hallfield Crockett sold for 5,000gns Carlisle May 2009.

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Lot P Weightman & Sons160 HALLFIELD GARRISON (UK 106167 200396) DOB 16/04/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. BALLYGOWAN NOBLE (UK 33224 674 N)Dam HALLFIELD BECCA (UK 106167 700219) gd. HALLFIELD NURSERY (UK D7640 00105)


Lot G & A Hamilton161 RAMRIG GRAND CRU (UK-560188-600241) DOB 18/04/2011 gs. BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060)Sire HALLFIELD DESTINY (UK 106167 400279) gd. HALLFIELD RHONA (UK 106167 200004) gs. ARDMORE UPGRADE (UK 520340 400448)Dam RAMRIG CHAMPAGNE (UK 560188 500037) gd. WHITEFIELD UPPITY (UK 522255 100383)

RAMRIG GRAND CRU comes from a very milky dam line. He has an exceptionally quiet nature.

Lot P Weightman & Sons162 HALLFIELD GANDALF (UK 106167 600400) DOB 24/04/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. BALLYGOWAN NOBLE (UK 33224 674 N)Dam HALLFIELD BELLE (UK 106167 500210) gd. HALLFIELD JAZZ (24-2193-HLF-J-16)

MLC Recorded Weights 100 200 300 400 500 Adjusted weights (kg) 180 318 460 602 749 MLC C V 200M(kg) 200G(kg) 400G(kg) MD(mm) Fat(mm) BV EBV BA-1C 1 10 10 2.20 0.20 BA15 ACC % 64 51 75 75 73 69 76 Index 93 103 98 95 104 81 100

HALLFIELD BELLE (dam) is full sister to Hallfield Rommel sold for 7,000gns Perth Feb 2002 and Hallfield Shogun sold for £3,300 to the Ramrig Herd.

Lot L Laird & Sons 163 LOCHHEAD GENTS PREFER BLONDES (UK 541792 201000) DOB 01/05/2011 gs. DROIT ADAM (UK 9631411 4316-1)Sire LOCHHEAD DAM GOOD BULL (UK 541792 400701) gd. LOCHHEAD PRINCESS (UK F0014 00486) gs. FREEFIELD UPEG (UK 521707 600531)Dam LOCHHEAD BRAMBLE (UK 541792 00524) gd. LOCHHEAD ROBERTA (UK 541792 200048)

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Lot P Weightman & Sons164 HALLFIELD GOVENOR (UK 106167 100409) DOB 09/05/2011 gs. DRUK GENESIS (21-1650-BDH-G-87)Sire *BLACKWATER AINSLEY (UK 240509 600060) gd. BLACKWATER MAISIE (UK EG0733 00044) gs. MEGRAY SENATOR (UK 361270 200022)Dam HALLFIELD BLACKBERRY (UK 106167 300207) gd. HALLFIELD SARAH (UK 106167 600043)


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CLASS THREELots 165 – 170 (6 entries)

Lot JW Frame165 GALA GOVERNOR (UK 560638 200514) DOB 01/06/2011 gs. WHITEFIELD LEADER (UK BA1613 00239)Sire GARNGOUR TORNADO (UK 560725 600209) gd. GREGORS JINGLE (24-1990-MTG-J-12) gs. RIVERSDALE IMPERIAL (UK LA0533 00223)Dam GALA ALANA (UK 560638 500230) gd. GALA OPHELIA (UK LA0523 00201)

Lot Andrew Bailey166 MADDOCKS GALAHAD II (UK 183427 700011) DOB 16/06/2011 gs. GASCON (44-71-002-859)Sire LYTHVALLEY OUTLAW (8-056-TUK-O-2) gd. INFIRMIERE (81-73-132-296) gs. HALLFIELD ROLY-POLY (UK 106167 400013)Dam MADDOCKS BECKY (UK 183427 300007) gd. MADDOCKS JASMINE (24-635-DHM-J-1)

MADDOCKS GALAHAD II is a very compact bull with good conformation. Lythvalley Outlaw (sire) has produced many show quality commercials.

Lot Alison Watt167 STRATHISLA GUINESS (UK 522798 201211) DOB 08/07/2011 gs. LEVANT (56-95-065-511)Sire TINKO (64-64-142-534) gd. JATZAR (64-94-024-057) gs. WHISTLEY DOLLAR (18-453-PBS-D-11-T)Dam STRATHISLA DESTINY (UK 522798 400800) gd. STRATHISLA ARIANNE (UK 522798 700537)

Lot Andrew Bailey168 BAILEYS GOLDWYN (UK 111303 700285) DOB 12/07/2011 gs. KINASTON UTTAM (UK 303242 100137)Sire *KINASTON CARLOS (UK 303242 500449) gd. KINASTON TILLY (UK 303242 300083) gs. EVEREST (24-89-016-604)Dam PARAGON CJ (UK 107253 200055) gd. PARAGON LIBERTY (UK NK0632 00004)

BAILEYS GOLDWYN has fantastic conformation and temperament. Paragon CJ (dam) was Female Champion at Carlisle and purchased for 4,000gns. She went on to win Female Champion Cheshire Show and Female and Reserve Overall Interbreed Champion Shropshire Show 2011.

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Lot Andrew Bailey 169 BAILEYS GUNNIE (UK 111303 100286) DOB 14/07/2011 gs. KINASTON UTTAM (UK 303242 100137)Sire *KINASTON CARLOS (UK 303242 500449) gd. KINASTON TILLY (UK 303242 300083) gs. PENYGHENT VALENTINO (UK 124845 500144)Dam PENYGHENT CRYSTAL (UK 124845 200246) gd. TILLBRIDGE OLGA (UK L6175 00058)

BAILEYS GUNNIE has great conformation, a lovely temperament and fine bone quality. A brother was sold last year to the commercial/pedigree herd of David and Peter Morris.

Lot Ivaniskey Blondes170 IVANISKEY GOBO (UK9-270196-689-3) DOB 16/07/2011 gs. DRUK LANCE (UKB6277-00109)Sire *DONCOMBE AGA KHAN (UK 328495 200006) gd. DONCOMBE NICOLET (UK WQ0467 00043) gs. BALLYGRAINEY JACK (24-2242-JWB-J-1)Dam IVANISKEY URFORME (UK 927196 598-3) gd. IVANISKEY RUTHY-BABY (UK 927196 574-7)

IVANISKEY URFORME (dam) won many Breed and Interbreed titles. She was flushed in 2012 for export to Australia; a first for the breed. The Ivaniskey Herd has held the Northern Ireland Best Small Herd title for the past eight years. For more information, visit www.ivaniskey.com

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Speaking at the Oxford Farm-ing Conference, Mr Paice laid outhis vision for British farmingbased on seeking out new globalmarkets, innovating using allavailable technologies and ulti-mately thriving without the support of direct subsidies.

He also revealed Defra wouldbe hosting an ‘innovation summit’in London in March followed by aseries of ‘practical’regional events.

He dismissed the view of farm-ing ‘as a quaint old industry’ andurged farmers to look to the future.

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Driving ambitionMr Paice identified the Agricultureand Horticulture Develop-ment Board (AHDB) as the ‘professional body’ to drive the in-dustry forward in this area and hadasked AHDB chairman John God-frey to address how this could beachieved. He stressed the industryneeded to accept it was competingin a global food marketplace andto seek out export opportunities‘where we are most competitive’.

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Highlighting the role farmingand food can play in stimulatingeconomic recovery, she warned ofincreasing food poverty in the UKagainst a backdrop of rising foodprices, exacerbated, she claimed,by commodity speculation.

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26 Bulls - Class Four

CLASS FOURLots 171 – 177 (7 entries)

Lot Ivaniskey Blondes171 IVANISKEY GOBBLEDY GOOK (UK9-270196-710-3) DOB 19/07/2011 gs. ISLANDHILL ARNIE (UK 9562921 602-3)Sire ANAGHORISH DUDE (UK 9564377 119-3) gd. BALLYGOWAN VICKY (UK 933224 811-4) gs. DONCOMBE AGA KHAN (UK 328495 200006)Dam IVANISKEY DENISE (UK 9270196 0676-4) gd. IVANISKEY VANESSA (UK 927196 615-6)

IVANISKEY VANESSA (gdam) was flushed in 2012 for export to Australia, a first for the breed. She has many progeny retained in the herd. The Ivaniskey Herd has held the Northern Ireland Best Small Herd title for the past eight years. For more information, visit www.ivaniskey.com

Lot R & S Kennedy172 OVERTON GIGOLO (UK 580155 200915) DOB 29/07/2011 gs. URUBU (40-04-068-017)Sire MARSTONMILL DICK-DASTARDLY (UK 203125 200265) gd. MARSTONMILL PENELOPE PITSTOP (UK K7002 02274) gs. LOCHHEAD UNUSUAL (UK 541792 100327)Dam OVERTON EMMA (UK 580155 600667) gd. OVERTON UNWIN (UK 580155 100305)

Lot Sean Kennedy173 NEWPARK GALILEO (UK 580155 400917) DOB 05/08/2011 gs. URUBU (40-04-068-017)Sire MARSTONMILL DICK-DASTARDLY (UK 203125 200265) gd. MARSTONMILL PENELOPE PITSTOP (UK K7002 02274) gs. LOCHHEAD UNUSUAL (UK 541792 100327)Dam NEWPARK EFFIE (UK 580155 700668) gd. BROOMLEY VANESSA (UK 107011 100144)

NEWPARK GALILEO was 1st prize winner , Royal Highland Show 2012 and Reserve Blonde Champion, Strathaven Show. Newpark Effie (dam) is half-sister to Newpark Dominque, Royal Highland Show Champion 2010.

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Lot Ewan Burgess174 CRIFFEL GOLDIE (UK 582736 100742) DOB 28/08/2011 gs. DRUK LANCE (UKB6277-00109)Sire *DONCOMBE AGA KHAN (UK 328495 200006) gd. DONCOMBE NICOLET (UK WQ0467 00043) gs. BEECH LEO (UK U0156 00002)Dam BEECH POPPET (UK U0156 00158) gd. BEECH JULIETTE (24-1897-JEC-J-5)

CRIFFEL GOLDIE is a good natured bull who has been used on cows.

Lot Savage Bros & Sons175 SHANVALLY GONSO (UK 9373282 0166-7) DOB 29/08/2011 gs. ABRICOT (47-85-009-992)Sire SILVERWOOD COLLY (UK 9422103 876-1) gd. SILVERWOOD UTE (UK 9422103 669-4) gs. CLASSIC OSCAIR (UK 27118 856 Y)Dam CLARKHILL SENORITA (UK 9372563 310-5) gd. CLARKHILL ENDEARING (2227-CKL-E-3)

SHANVALLEY GONSO is the last calf out of Clarkhill Senorita by Silverwood Colly. He is a very correct bull with plenty of growth, great muscle depth and style. He is half-brother to Shanvalley Anna, the dam of Shanvalley Euro Reserve Overall Champion, Carlisle March 2011.

Lot AJ Stott 176 HILLTOP GREGORY (UK 112309 700043) DOB 01/09/2011 gs. SHAPFELL BONGO (UK 104032 100717)Sire HILLTOP ERIC (UK 112309 500027) gd. GARNGOUR PAULA (UK LA0533 00432) gs. KINASTON NYLE (UK F6951 00116)Dam HILLTOP VIOLET (UK 561309 400031) gd. HAYTON PORTIA (UK UB0459 00052)

Lot Savage Bros & Sons177 SHANVALLY GINO (UK 9373282 0169-3) DOB 10/11/2011 gs. ASHTONLODGE TYSON (UK 933442 3202-5)Sire *SEAVIEW BARNEY (UK 9371250 490-1) gd. SEAVIEW TWINKLE (UK 9371250 452-5) gs. GLENWOOD TOMMY (IE341052750334)Dam SHANVALLY BAMBI (UK 9373282 06-1) gd. CLARKHILL SALLY (UK 9372563 313-1)

SHANVALLEY GINO is half-brother to Shanvalley Euro, Reserve Junior and Reserve Overall Champion Carlisle March 2011 and Shanvalley Fighter sold for £11,000 in a private deal and winner of eight Male Championships to date. Gino is also full-brother to Shanvalley Grace; five-time Junior Female Champion in 2012.

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FEMALESSires marked * in the Pedigrees are included in the

Reference at the end of the catalogue

CLASS FIVE Lots 178 – 181 (4 entries)

Lot J & M Gibb 178 BROOMLEY GRETA (UK 107011 600401) DOB 17/03/2011 gs. MILLEND STEADY-EDDIE (UK 281012 700266)Sire MILLEND VOODOO (UK 281012 300556) gd. MILLEND NOODLE (UK B2090 01835) gs. GARNGOUR IMPERIAL (23-1824-JCG-I-12))Dam BROOMLEY ALICE (UK 107011 700199) gd. BROOMLEY TUFTY (UK 107011 600079)

Service Details Ran from 02/01/2013 to sale date with *ARK GEORDIE (41-0334).

Lot J & M Gibb179 BROOMLEY GRETEL (UK 107011 600408) DOB 05/04/2011 gs. MILLEND STEADY-EDDIE (UK 281012 700266)Sire MILLEND VOODOO (UK 281012 300556) gd. MILLEND NOODLE (UK B2090 01835) gs. BROOMLEY ROY (UK N1675 00181)Dam BROOMLEY TUFTY (UK 107011 600079) gd. BROOMLEY OPAQUE (UK N1675 00139)

Service Details Ran from 02/01/2013 to sale date with *ARK GEORDIE (41-0334).

Lot NT Barrett180 EVERINGHAM GASPARA (UK 142322 500273) DOB 01/10/2011 gs. DRUK LANCE (UKB6277-00109)Sire *DONCOMBE AGA KHAN (UK 328495 200006) gd. DONCOMBE NICOLET (UK WQ0467 00043) gs. BLACKWATER JOCKEY (24-2253-CBC-J-14-Y)Dam EVERINGHAM DAISY (UK 142322 300208) gd. MILLEND UMBA-WUMBA (UK 281012 300500)

EVERINGHAM GASPARA is a well-grown, easy to handle heifer. Millend Umba-Wumba (gdam) was top price at the Elite Female sale March 2005 and went on to win Junior Champion at Newark & Nottingham Show in the same year.

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Lot NT Barrett181 EVERINGHAM GUINEVERE (UK 142322 100276) DOB 05/11/2011 gs. URAWA (40-83-010-215)Sire CONDOR (16-87-102-262) gd. MOUETTE (47-76-005-145) gs. DRUK LANCE (UKB6277-00109)Dam DONCOMBE TANAINA (UK 323158 700082) gd. DONCOMBE NINIANE (UK WQ0467 00035)

EVERINGHAM GUINEVERE is a well-developed heifer. Doncombe Tanaina (dam) was won many championships and is maternal sister to Everingham Duchess Junior and Reserve Interbreed Champion, Great Yorkshire Show 2010.

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Alphabetical Bull Index(All bulls marked * in the pedigrees are included in the reference)

ARK GEORDIE (41-0334) Sire - Beevers Utmost, dam – Ark Daisy (by Druk Lance).

BLACKWATER AINSLEY (35-0894) Sire – Druk Genesis, dam – Blackwater Maisie (by Yogi). Progeny includes - Hallfield Designer 7,000gns and Hallfield Destiny 6,500gns, Carlisle March 2010 and Hallfield Demon 4,000gns Perth February 2010, Hallfield Forger 6,200gns Carlisle February 2012.

DONCOMBE AGA KHAN (35-0376) Sire – Druk Lance, dam – Doncombe Nicolet (by Druk Leo). Has won over 30 breed and interbreed Championships.

KINASTON CARLOS (37-0720) Sire – Kinaston Uttam, dam – Kinaston Tilly (by Haydens Platinum). Male Champion at the Royal Show 2009, 1st prize Senior bull, National Show 2010. Winner of Best Stock Bull at the Midlands Herd Competition 2011 and the North of England Herd Competition 2011.

RAYNESIDE DONALD (38-0670). Sire – Douthwaite Slim, dam – Ornella Camilla (By Hillhead Vault). Producing excellent crossbred calves, which have sold to 257p/kg liveweight.

SEAVIEW BARNEY (36-0927) Sire – Ashtonlodge Tyson, dam – Seaview Twinkle (by Totteridge Nougat). Has won ten Male Championships, four Overall Breed Championships and one Interbreed Championship.

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(Incorporating the Auctioneer’s Terms and Conditions as recommended by theNational Beef Association)

1. The biddings to be regulated by the Auctioneers and the highest bidder, subject to the Vendor’s reserve (if any), to be the purchaser. No bid shall be retracted and if any dispute should arise between two or more bidders, the Lot in dispute to be put up again and resold, or the Auctioneers may determine the dispute at their own discretion and their decision shall be final. The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse the bid of any person without being called upon to give reason for such action.

2. The Purchaser to give his full name and dwelling place and pay for all Lots purchased immediately at the close of sale. No Lot or Lots shall be removed from the sale premises until paid for and a pass-out slip obtained from the Auctioneer’s clerk but each and every Lot shall immediately at the fall of the hammer be considered as delivered and be and remain in every respect at the absolute risk and expense of the respective purchaser or purchasers thereof and shall be removed from the sale premises at the purchaser’s expense. The right of property shall not pass until the full purchase price is paid.

3. Purchasers paying by cheque must be prepared, if required, to produce a banker’s reference. As a result of the Money Laundering Regulations (2003) the auctioneers are unable to accept cash payments in excess of nine thousand pounds sterling for any any single or linked purchase transaction.

4. All statements in the catalogue, or made by the Auctioneers at the time of sale, also the correct identification of the animals, are the entire responsibility of the Vendors. The Auctioneers take no personal responsibility for the correctness of such statements or identities.

5. All statements in the catalogue, or any made by the Auctioneers at the time of sale relating to any veterinary or other tests are to be taken as statements of fact only. No such statements shall guarantee the purchaser of any animal against loss arising from the subsequent reaction of such animal to any test administered after the sale and the Vendors shall not be liable in any way should this occur.

6. All stock is sold subject to the Conditions of Sale recommended for use at markets by the Livestock Auctioneers’ Markets Committee for England and Wales except in so far as these conflict with any Special Conditions applicable to the sale of pedigree stock, when the latter Conditions shall prevail.

7. Neither the Vendors nor the Auctioneers will be responsible for any accident or injury to persons or property, through fire or any other cause whatsoever, nor for any Damage by animals prior to, during or after the sale.

8. No undertaking by the Auctioneers or their servants to take charge of any Lot or Lots after the sale or to forward them to their destination shall be held to impose upon the Auctioneers any legal obligation or vitiate any of these Conditions.

9. Inasmuch as the Auctioneers act as agents for a disclosed principal they shall not be considered personally responsible for any default on the part of either purchasers or Vendors and the remedy shall be against them only and not against the Auctioneers.

10. If these conditions are unfulfilled, the Vendors or Auctioneers shall have the power to resell the Lots, retaining any surplus and charging any deficiency and expense to the defaulter.

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All visitors and traders will be responsible for ensuring that their operations in no way affect the integrity of the company or its fire, safety or security arrangements and in no way compromise the health and safety and welfare of other visitors to and or employees of Harrison & Hetherington.

Although it is the visitors and traders responsibility to ensure that plant, equipment and systems in work are safe, Harrison & Hetherington Limited reserve the right to ask any visitor or trader to leave the market for any breaches in the Health and Safety Rules and/or Regulations.

Vendors must inform Harrison & Hetherington Limited of any livestock due to attend the market whose temperament, behaviour or condition may call for additional precautions for its safe handling.

When loading or unloading livestock handlers must ensure that the dock and vehicle gates are securely fixed so as to prevent the escape of animals.

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Children must not be permitted in any area where they may be at risk from livestock or machinery.

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