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Annual Texel Show &
Sale – Thainstone Agricultural Centre
Tuesday 20th September 2011
Sale Summary
82 Shearling Rams – averaged £480 – top 950gns (+£22)
148 Ram Lambs – averaged £443 – top 1,100gns (+£65)
Leading flock averages SHEARLINGS
Name |
Flock Prefix |
Flock code |
Top
(Gns) |
Average
(to nearest £) |
Rodney Blackhall |
SHEEOCH |
BRQ |
950 |
£646 (4) |
J Innes & Sons |
STRATHBOGIE |
IJS |
750 |
£620 (7) |
Brian Buchan |
CLINTERTY |
BBY |
850 |
£606 (6) |
William J Knox |
HADDO |
KWJ |
650 |
£599 (5) |
Edward Mutch |
BURNSIDE |
MEK |
620 |
£592 (£5) |
Jimmy Douglas |
CAIRNESS |
DJV |
700 |
£530 (4) |
A & H Rae |
ORCHARDTOWN |
RHA |
720 |
£525 (10) |
Robert Thomson |
HALLBRECK |
TRH |
520 |
£450 (5) |
Top Shearling ram was the 950gn SHEEOCH
ROCK SOLID (BRQ1000032) by KNOCK
PREFIX (HAK091074),
which was Reserve Champion at the presale show.
Top quality shearlings were very much in demand (clearance rate
92%)
Leading flock averages RAM LAMBS
Name |
Flock prefix |
Flock code |
Top
(Gns) |
Average
(to nearest £) |
A & G Howie |
KNOCK |
HAK |
900 |
£664 (10) |
George Stuart |
BIRNESS |
SGE |
1,100 |
£654 (9) |
Ian A Farquhar |
UBSCG |
LIF |
1,100 |
£637 (8) |
Mrs E Alexander |
BREDDIES |
ABE |
1,000 |
£617 (5) |
Graham Morrison |
DEVERONVALE |
MGV |
800 |
£545 (10) |
Robbie Wilson |
MILNBANK |
LYM |
520 |
£519 (4) |
Brian Buchan |
CLINTERTY |
BBY |
600 |
£510 (5) |
| William Morrison |
AULTMORE |
ASB |
620 |
£472.50 (3) |
Phillip Gill |
TEMPLAND |
GKT |
500 |
£425 (6) |
William J Knox |
HADDO |
KNJ |
500 |
£420 (6) |
Good quality ram lambs enjoyed a very brisk, but selective, trade
with a high proportion achieving prices in the 400 – 800gn
range, including many destined for the Orkney & Shetland Islands.
The most successful sire was the 2011
“Sire of the Year”, GLENSIDE
RAZZLE DAZZLE (FPG1000055) who had three sons break the 1,000gn
mark, two from the INSCH flock and one from the STRATHBOGIE flock
respectively.
Sale Champion was BIRNESS
SCOTTIE (SGE1100325) by GLENSIDE
OFFICER (FPG081268), from George Stuart, which sold for 1,100gns. Clearance
rate was 80% with buyers showing little appetite for the poorer
quality lambs on offer.
B. Mair |