REPORT BY CALEDONIAN MARTS LTD

Shows & Sales
Report

Thursday 26th November 2020

Caledonian Marts Ltd Christmas Show and Sale was very ably judged by Robert Prentice of Ceres Butcher, Main Street, Ceres, Fife.

The Show was kindly sponsored by A Jamieson & Son, Livestock Haulage, Stranraer and Hugh O’Neil, Ayr.

 

With Robert having a very difficult job today carrying out the judging due to such an excellent show of Prime Cattle forward. At one point throughout the judging Robert asked “Just to make sure this isn’t the Winter Fair is it?” With all vendors bringing out their high quality stock for the Cally’s Christmas Show & Sale.

The Results were as follows-

Overall Champion was an outstanding well fleshed Limousin with a superb carcass weighing 590kg from A A & J Brand, Nethermyres, Auchtermuchty which realised 320p per kg purchased by the Judge (£1888).

Reserve Champion and opposite Sex to the Champion was a superb Limousin Heifer from W Dandie & Sons, Learielaw, Broxburn which entered the ring at 554kg and chapped down at 290p per kg to Hugh Black & Sons, Butcher, Stirling(£1606).

Leading the way with the Native Bullocks was a Galloway shown from J & S Ross, Romesbeoch, Dumfries with a back end on it like a continental with serious style coming into the ring with him. He crossed the scales at 632kg and sold for 292p per kg heading to Briggsy’s Quality Butcher, Jedbrugh (£1845)

The Native Heifers saw a sweet Aberdeen Angus Heifer which travelled all the way down from the Moir Brothers, Home Farm, Cairness, Fraserburgh came into the ring at 544kg with the hammer falling at 270p per kg again to the Judge (£1468).

Other Prizes & Prices-

Continental Bullock
1st & Champion Nethermyres
2nd Brockwoodlees 648kg, 248ppkg to T Johnston Butchers, Falkirk
3rd Pitcairn 650kg, 245ppkg to McGregor Meats

Continental Heifers
1st & Reserve Champion Learielaw
2nd Home Farm, Cairness 572kg, 265kg to H A Black & Sons, Butchers, Stirling
3rd Pitcairn 588kg, 255ppkg to D Comrie, Butchers, Comrie

Native Bullocks
1st Romesbeoch (Galloway) 632kg, 292ppkg to Briggsy’s Butchers, Jedburgh
2nd Wester Middleton (Aberdeen Angus) 684kg, 230ppkg to McGregor Meats

Native Heifers
1st Home Farm (Aberdeen Angus) Cairness 544kg, 270ppkg to the Judge
2nd Brockwoodlees (Aberdeen Angus) 596kg, 252ppkg to R Brown, Butchers, Stenhousemuir
3rd Wester Middleton (Aberdeen Angus) 654kg, 252ppkg to W P Tulloch Butchers, Paisley

Harrison and Hetherington Pedigree Galloway Cattle Sale

Shows & Sales
Report

Friday 6th November 2020

 

Due to Covid restrictions there was no show at this annual Autumn sale, entries and averages were similar to last year, lack of purchasers due to new restrictions meant higher prices could have been achieved.

Averages
4 Bulls sold £1548.75 
13 heifers in milk £1556.42 
15 heifers in calf £1592.5
14 Bulling heifers £1077.00

The top price of the day was 2800gns for Helga of Ennerdale from Mr G J Kyle, Spout Bank, Walton, Brmpton. This August 2017 born heifer is by Sir Alex of Fingland and out Bowanhill Kathleen was sold in calf to Whitebred Shorthorn bull. This stylish heifer was bred by Richard Maxwell, Ennerdale, Cleator, Cumbria and was purchased at the 2020 Carlisle Spring Show and Sale, she is off home with Messrs Wallace, Hexham.

The next top price was 2000gns for Napalm of Balgray, this April, 2017 born heifer in milk from D & R Cornthwaite, Balgray, Lockerbie sold to new member James Campbell, Kypehill, Strathaven, Lanarkshire, an Troloss Imeccable daughter and out of home bred Incendiary of Balgray she sold with her bull calf at foot sired by Troloss Minstral.

Next top price was the only entry from W Wallace & Son, Fingland, Dalry – Urma 18th of Fingland made 1750gns, this June 2017 born heifer is by Kirkstead Vindicator and out of Urma 6th of Fingland sold to D & W Bowman, Bagbie Farm, Carsluith, Newton Stewart.

 

Top price for bulling heifers was 1600gns paid twice for Doreen 41st of Kilnstown from the Waugh Family, Kilnstown Farms, Bewcastle, this 18 month heifer is by Buccleuch Adonis and sold to MJ Richardson & Partners, Higher Green Farm, Middlewich and Drumhumphry Carmella 1489 from A M Brown, Drumhumphry, Corsock, Castle Douglas, this 21 month old heifer is by Jake of Nether Rusko and out of Drumhumphry Lady Heather sold to JJ Paterson, Terrona.

The Drumhumphry team also sold the top price bull – Drumhumphry Bill for 2000gns, also by Jake of Nether Rusko and out of Drumhumphry Lady Greta 736, sold to Messrs Moore, Softley, Slaggyford, Brampton.

The next bull in the ring also sold for 2000gns – Barlaes Sam from Robert McTurk, Barlaes, Dalry, is by Barlaes Magic and out of Barlaes Katie 78th sold to JJ Paterson, Langholm

Galloway Cattle Society Virtual Show

Shows & Sales
Announcement

With the Autumn cattle sales in full swing, the Galloway Cattle Society would like to invite members to enter the Galloway Virtual Show - an ideal way to promote your herd and showcase any Galloways you have for sale this autumn or for the 2021 spring sales.

To submit entries please send a photo with details of pedigree name and age by email or to our Facebook page, classes will be spilt depending on number of entries. Please ensure all entries to the GCS by 30th November 2021. The winning entries will be included in the 2020 Galloway Breed Society Journal.

Mary Howie 1936 to 2020

General News

It is with great sadness we report the passing of our past vice president Miss Mary Howie, 1 Old Smiddyfield Park, Blyth Bridge, Peebles.

Mary’s passion was Galloways and her interest in the breed continued after she retired and sold her Carcraigs herd in the late 90s Mary continued to be Vice President of the Society until 2015 and even after that she still attended shows and sales and always willing to help promote the breed.

Friends of Mary are collecting stories and photographs to pass on to her family, if you would like to share your memories please contact:
Audrey White 
Mobile : 07794 452427 
E email: ac.white4@yahoo.co.uk

The funeral is arranged for next Friday 12th June. The hearse will travel from Mary’s home in Blyth Bridge to Melrose Crematorium with the approximate times below which would allow people to show their respect along the route:

12.20pm @ 1 Old Smiddyfield Park 
12.25pm Cortage leaves 
12.40pm Carlops
12.45pm Spittal Farm Entrance
12.55pm West Linton
Onwards to Borders Crematorium for 2pm

It is sad that the Corona Virus restrictions prevent Mary’s many friends attending her funeral, but the wonders of modern technology at least allow the service to be shared, it can be viewed live at 2pm on Friday 12th June and for seven days afterwards. The link is:

https://www.wesleymedia.co.uk/webcast-view
Login /Order ID : 34609
Password: svdnzrmn

Please share this information with anyone who may be interested.

WORLD GALLOWAY CONGRESS USA 2020 UPDATE

General News

The Belted Galloway Society’s Council made the difficult decision at their spring meeting on May 6th to reschedule the World Galloway Congress into November of 2021.

The unanimous vote was made from feedback received from both US and International delegates. Concerns were expressed over potential flare-ups of the Coronavirus later this year, possible quarantines, travel restrictions and travel bans. With many venues, events and fairs being closed or canceled, it would have been difficult to provide a World Galloway Congress that delegates have come to expect. For those who had already paid and registered, a full refund is available or your funds can be transferred to the 2021 Congress. For updates, you can visit the website using the link below.

Jon Bednarski
Chairman

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AGM and News Update

General News

As the Government is advising against mass gatherings and further action relating to social distancing, self-isolation and unnecessary travel, the Society has postponed the 2020 Annual General Meeting held in May until further notice.

Our spring newsletter will be delayed until later in the year and VAT invoices for annual subscription will be issued by email, please ensure the Society has your current email address.

Registrations and birth notifications are continued to be processed, it would be greatly appreciated if registrations and birth notifications could be completed on line through our web page, please contact the Society if you need a reminder of your passwords.

Mail is collected when possible from the office, please accept our apologies if registrations sent by mail take longer than normal.

Carlisle Spring Show and Sale – Harrison and Hetherington

Shows & Sales
Report

Friday 6th  March 2020

Judge- Malcolm Telfer and Helen Claxton, Newton High House, Newton, Stocksfield, Northumberland

 

 

A lifetime of Galloway breeding ended on a high for Galloway Society’s Honorary Patron Mr Graham Noble, West Acres, Kirklinton - formally Demesne when he received female champion and top price with his last two animals at the Society’s show and sale held at Harrison and Hetherington’s Carlisle Mart.

It was a fitting end to 70 years of owning Galloways,  first at Demesne and then in his retirement at West Acres for Graham, when West Acres Chimera a 23 month old bulling heifer received female champion and was sold to the judges Malcolm Telfer and Helen Claxton for 2200gns  and the 10 month old,  West Acres Big Mac was knocked down for 3000gns to Messrs McMorran, Miefield, Twynholm, Kirkcudbrightshire.  These two are full brother and sister by the AI sire Grange Mozart and out of Barlaes Brownie 231st  a heifer Graham purchased to continue his interest in the breed.

The overall male champion – Osman of Balgray  was from husband and wife team David and Rosemarie  Cornthwaite, Balgray,  this July 2018 born Troloss Impeccable son is out of Penninghame Uzma and was unsold on the day.  The reserve male champion was Wareham’s Welling from J & S Wareham, Little Tottinghworth Farm, Broad Oak, Heathfield, this 23 month old  is a son of  Welling of Kilnstown who was interbreed champion at Heathfield show, champion at Great Yorkshire show and reserve male champion at Royal Highland show in 2019. 

The reserve female champion Barlaes Robina 46th  was from Robert McTurk, Barlaes, Dalry, this 20 month old heifer is by Watchman of Kilnstown  and out of Barlaes Robina 25th   and sold  to Mr A Carlin, 14 Main Street, Mountfield, Omagh for 2500gns.  Robert  sold another heifer Barlaes Brownie 250th for 1600gns,  she is out of Barlaes Brownie 214th and again sired by Watchman of Kilnstown, this very stylish 21 month old sold to Mr D Henry, Gruige Farm, 4 Gruige Lane, Cloughmills, Ballymena.

Also at 1600gns was the 1st prize in calf heifer Newhouse Lucy 3rd from N & BM Ireland. This June 2017 born heifer was sired by Top of Kilnstown and out of Barlaes Grace 82nd. She has been running with a Whitebred Shorthorn bull and sold to Messrs Weir from Borrowdale, Keswick.

The only cow with calf at foot entry sold for 1600gns, this was Sarah Priestley’s Ben Lomond Yoseba who sold with the Ben Lomand Mhordhu sired heifer calf at foot Brontemoor Rihanna.

Averages
2 Bulls £2100 (+£958)
1 cow and calf  £1680
9 heifers in calf £1195.83 (+£297)
17 bulling heifers  £1154.38 (-£63.00)

Leading Awards

Lady Hudson Cup Winner (Best Pedigree Male) – D & R Cornthwaite, Balgray, Lockerbie – Osman of Balgray
Reserve - J & S Wareham, Little Tottingworth Farm, Broad Oak, Heatherfield -  Wareham’s Welling

Mitchelson Cup Winner (Best Pedigree Female)  - Mr C G Noble, West Acres, Kirklinton, Carlisle – West Acres Chimera
Reserve - Robert J McTurk, Barlaes, Dalry – Barleas Robina 46th sold to Mr A Carlin, 14 Main Street, Mountfield, Omagh for 2500gns

Prize list

Class 1 -  Pedigree Senior Bull
1st   J & S Wareham, Little Tottingworth Farm, Broad Oak, Heatherfield -  Wareham’s Welling
2nd A M Brown, Drumhumphry, Corsock, Dalry – Drumhumphry Bert
3rd  Hedgeley Farms, Hedgeley Hall, Powburn – Beanley Isaac

Class 2 – Pedigree Junior Bull
1st  D & R Cornthwaite, Balgray, Lockerbie – Osman of Balgray
2nd  J & S Wareham – Wareham’s Black Jack
3rd CG Noble, West Acres, Kirklinton, Carlisle – West Acres Big Mac sold to Messrs W McMorran, Miefield, Twynholm for 3000gns

Class 3 – Pedigree heifer in calf or in milk
1st  N & BM Ireland, Newhouses Farm, Drigg, Holmrook – Newhuse Lucy 3rd sold to RR Weir, Chapel House Farm,Stonethawaite,Borrowdale for 1600gns 
2nd  J Irving & Son, Mountbenger, Yarrow, Selkirk – Mountbenger Kelly sold to Mr J Steele, Walston Mill Farm,Carnwath, Lanark for 1180gns 
3rd  N & N B Ireland – Newhouse Rosie 2nd sold to Messrs Murray, Cartington Farm„Thropton, Morpeth for 1250gns

Other leading prices
JF Irving & Son – Mountbenger Katie sold to Mr J Steel, Walston Mill Farm for 1200gns 
J F Irving & Son  – Mountbenger Kendra sold to Mr J Handley, Craik Trees,Whinfell Kendal for 1280gns

Class 4 – Pedigree Bulling Heifer
1st Mr C G Noble – West Acres Chimera sold to Malcolm Telfer and Helen Claxton, Newton High House, Newton for 2200gns 
2nd  Robert J McTurk, Barlaes, Dalry – Barleas Robina 46th sold to Mr A Carlin, 14 Main Street, Mountfield, Omagh for 2500gns 
3rd Rober J McTurk – Barlaes Brownie 250th sold to Mr D Henry, Gruige Farm, 4 Gruige Lane, Cloughmills, Ballymena for 1600gns

Class 5  - Pedigree Cow in Milk
1st Miss S L Priestley,  Cracrop, Brampton – Ben Lomond Yoseba and her heifer calf Brontemoor Rihanna sold to W Routledge, Lordstown Farm, Newcastleton for 1600gns

Galloway Cattle Society of GB and Ireland – Castle Douglas Spring Show and Sale

Shows & Sales
Report

Friday 14th February 2020

Judge – Mr Brendon Douglas, 15 Ganvaughan Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland

 

One of the best shows of Galloways in recent years resulted in improved averages in all sections at the Society’s show and Sale held in Wallets Marts, Castle Douglas.  With growing demand for native bred and easy fed cattle, suitability for future payments in environmental payments and considerations for carbon footprint meant 6 new purchasers buying into the breed and many people went home empty handed.  

It was a cracking day for the McClymont Family, Kirkstead, Yarrow, Allan and sons Sam and Oli as they received the top price  and  overall champion award for two of their lots forward out of their consignment of 10.  The top price was 16000gns for Kirkstead Commander who  received the Junior Championship award earlier in the day.  This stylish 14 month old bull is by Troloss Impeccable and bred from a Ronaldo of Fingland daughter – Kirkstead Nancy X7, he  is a full brother to the 10000gns Kirkstead Yeoman  sold at the spring sale in 2019 to The Pattinson Family, Hotbank.    This much talked about bull is off home with Stuart and Katherine McIntosh to their 100 head Huntly herd at their new home  at Borthwickshiels, Roberton, Hawick. 

Kirkstead’s female champion – Kirkstead Rhapsody again by Troloss Impeccable and out of Penninghame Rhapsody, bought at the Penninghame herd dispersal sold to young Robbie McCornick, Barquhill, Wigtown, Newton Stewart for 4200gns, she sold incalf to Kirkstead Vindicator – a bull of which a half share has been sold privately for £10,000 to Fingland. 

The next top priced bull –  Oryan of Balgray sold for 11000gns, this  18 month old  from David and Rosemarie Cornthwaite, Balgray, Lockerbie is also a  Troloss Impeccable son, the 9500gns bull which is shared by Balgray and Kirkstead.   The dam  also has Penninghame breeding – Penninghame Urania who was privately purchased.  This third prize bull  sold in a half way deal between near neighbours Jimmy Wallace, Fingland, Dalry and McMillan Family who trade as Messrs Wallace,  Hannaston, Dalry.

The overall champion bull – Troloss Nelson from Joe Cockburn former stockman at Troloss who retained a select number of head when the herd was dispersed privately in the Autumn sold for 7000gns, this 22 month old is by Blackcraig Dec a former stock bull at Troloss that has bred two previous male champions which sold for 22000gns and 15000gns, while the dam is Troloss Bonnie, a Kirkstead Lieutenant daughter. 

The reserve female - Dram 3rd of Troloss again from Joe Cockburn is a March 2018 born daughter of Troloss Ring Pull and out of Troloss Dram an Blackcraig Dec daughter made 3200gns to Dessie Henry, Northern Ireland.

Gallery

 

The Finlay’s, John, Ann and Iain from Blackcraig, Corsock, Castle Douglas again enjoyed a flying trade amongst the females receiving  the top price of 7500gns for Blackcraig Noreen Z789, a September 2017 born heifer  whose grand dam is a former reserve champion at the Highland Show which the same year made up part of the winning interbreed team. The sire is Blackcraig Xfactor, a bull which sold half share to Balgray for £10000. The stylish heifer is off home with new breeder June MacKenzie buying for her Dava herd from Wester Auchnagallen, Grantown on Spey. 

The next three females through the ring  all from Blackcraig sold for 3500gns, 3200gns and 4000gns  being Blackcraig Noreen Z800 a Blackcraig Vagabond daughter sold to SK & S Brown, 18 Woodmarsh, North Bradley,   Blackcraig  Bertha Z818 and Blackcraig Blondchen Z828 sold to returning purchaser Derek Cowie, Polston Farm, The Mill, Maryculter. 

The only bullock offered for sale was from Messrs Wallace, Hannaston, Dalry, their December 2018 born steer was sold to JWK Paterson & Son, Low Threemark, Stoneykirk, Stranraer for 1000gns and will be destined for the show ring. 

Champions
Overall Champion and  Female Champion   – Kirkstead Rhapsody B6 from Messrs  RA McClymont & Son sold to Messrs McCornick, Barquhill, Newton Stewart for 4200gns

Overall Male and Two year old Champion – Troloss Nelson from Mr J Cockburn sold to Messrs Elliot, Hindhope, Jedburgh for 7000gns

Reserve overall and senior champion – Buster of Romesbeoch from J & S Ross sold to J Ions & Son, High Thorneyburn, Falston, Hexham for 3000gns

Reserve Senior Male Champion –  Blackcraig Astranaut from J  & A Finlay sold to Mr J Heard, Hughslade, Okehampton, Devon for 5000gns

Reserve  2 year old  champion–  Ben Lomond Culloden from Messrs J, M & D Maxwell sold to Messrs  DW Gourlay, Craigmuie, Monaive, Thornhill for 2000gns

Junior  Male Champion – Kirkstead Commander from Messrs RA McClymont & Son sold to R & M McIntosh, Borthwickshiels Farm, Roberton for 16000gns

Reserve Junior Male Champion  - Barlaes Sam from Mr RJ McTurk
Reserve Female Champion  - Dram 3rd of Troloss from Mr J Cockburn sold to D & B Henry, 4 Gruige Lane, Cloughmills, Ballymena for 3200gns

Champion unled single  - Barlaes Katie 87th from Mr R J McTurk sold to J & S Wareham, Little Tottingham Farm, Broadoak, East Sussex for 2400gns

Champion unled pair – Messrs R A McClymont & Son, Kirkstead Moss Rose B3 to SK & S Brown, 18 Woodmarsh, North Bradley, Trowbridge for 2200gns and Kirkstead Amber B15 to Mr J McCurdie 230 Carnlough Road, Broughshane, Ballymena for 2000gns

Best pair of Bulls  -  Messrs RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Commissioner sold to Mr S Langdon, Criptor Farm, Sandford, Spiney for 2000gns and Kirkstead Commander sold to R & M McIntosh, Borthwickshiels Farm, Roberton for 16000gns. 

PRIZE LIST

THE DOCTOR GILLESPIE ROSE BOWL, presented by Miss Gillespie, Dunblane, Perthshire, for the BEST FEMALE  won by   Messrs  RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Rhapsody B6

THE CHOLMONDELEY CUP, presented by The Most Honourable The 6th Marquess of Cholmondeley M.C. for the Herdsman or Owner/Herdsman bringing out the CHAMPION GALLOWAY FEMALE  won by    Kirkstead

THE DR. WILLIAM HEUGHAN MEMORIAL TROPHY, Presented by the Lady MacRobert Special Trust in memory of the late Dr William Heughan, for the BEST GROUP OF THREE HEIFERS, any age-   won by J & A Finlay, Blackcraig 

THE COLTHERD PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP presented by Mr A Coltherd for CHAMPION TWO YEAR OLD BULL   won by       Mr J Cockburn – Troloss Nelson

THE CASTLE MILK PERPETUAL TROPHY, presented by Sir John Wm Buchanan Jardine of Castle Milk, Bart., for the SENIOR BEST BULL   won by   J & S Ross – Buster of Romesbeoch  

     THE GILCHRISTLAND PERPETUAL TROPHY, presented by the late Sir Arthur Duncan, for the BEST JUNIOR Bull  won by Messrs RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead  Commander

THE DUKE OF QUEENSBERRY PERPETUAL CUP, presented by His Grace the Duke of  Buccleuch and Queensberry, for BEST Bull won by   Mr J Cockburn – Troloss Nelson

A CHAMPION PRIZE OF £10, will be given for the BEST BULL won by     Mr J Cockburn

THE GALL-WAY CUPpresented by the Gall Family for the Herdsman or Owner/Herdsman bringing out the CHAMPION GALLOWAY BULL.  Won by  Joe Cockburn - TROLOSSé    

THE SPECIAL PRIZE, presented by Wallets Marts Castle Douglas Ltd., for the BEST PAIR OF BULLS won by     Messrs RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Commissioner and Commander   

Best Pair of Unled heifers  won by    Messrs RA McClymont & Son Kirkstead Moss Rose B3 and Kirkstead Amber B15

The McCLYMONT/MCINTOSH MEMORIAL TROPHY presented by the families of Mr Robin McClymont, Kirkstead and Mr Robert  McIntosh, Huntly for best single unled heifer won Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Katie 87th

MacIntosh Perpetual Challenge Trophy, presented for the Best Young Handlers Animal –  MacKenzie Ross – Romesbeoch

Averages
20 bulls sold to average £ 4200 (+ £1025)
36 bulling heifers  £ 2132( +£595)
9 heifers incalf or ran with bull £2321.67 ( +£245) 
 
Class Results
Bulls born before  31st December 2017  
1st Messrs Wallace - Banksy of Over Barskeoch sold to Mr S Langdon, Criptor Farm, Sandford, Spiney for 1800gns

Bulls born  between  20th February 2018 and 30th March 2018
1st M/s J,M & D Maxwell – Ben Lomond Culloden sold to M/s DW Gourlay & Co, Craigmuie, Moniaive for 2000gns 
2nd Mr P Hunter Blair – Zeno of Nether Cleugh 
3rd Mr J Cockburn – Troloss Nailer sold to Mr D McSwiggan, 4 Badoney Avenue, Gortin, Omagh for 3500gns 
4th M/s J, M & D Maxwell – Ben Lomond Claymore sold to Mr A MacLean, Upperton Farm, Glenuruhart, Inverness for 2000gns 
5th Mr J Cockburn – Troloss Nomad sold to M/s NH & MJ Cole, Greenwell Farm, Yelverton, Devon for 2200gns

Bulls born between 1st April, 2018 and 30th July 2018
1st Mr J Cockburn – Troloss Nelson sold to M/s A & A Elliot, Hindhope, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire for 7000gns 
2nd M/s D & R Cornthwaite – Orion of Balgray sold to Eskdalemuir Forestry Ltd, Hart Manor, Eskdalemuir, Langholm for 4000gns 
3rd M/s D & R Cornthwaite – Ozzy of Balgray
4th M/s D & R Cornthwaite – Oka of Balgray sold to M/s Phillips, 12 Cavavreagh Road, Draperstown, Northern Ireland for 2200gns 
5th M/s D & R Cornthwaite – Osman of Balgray

Bulls born between 1st  September 2018 and 30th September 2018 
1st M/s J & A Finlay – Blackcraig Astranaut sold to Mr J Heard, Hughslade Farm, Okehampton for 5000gns 
2nd M/s J & A Finlay – Blackcraig Amyerman sold to Hedgeley Farms, Hedgeley Hall, Powburn, Alnwick for 4000gns 
3rd M/s D & R Cornthwaite – Oryan of Balgray sold to Messrs Wallace, Fingland and Messrs Wallace, Over Barskeoch for 11000gns 
4th Kilnstown Farms Ltd – Avenger of Kilnstown sold to Mr R McConnell, Gass, Glenluce, Newton Stewart for 4000gns 
5th Kilnstown Farms Ltd – Avicii of Kilnstown sold to Mr W Henderson, Whitehill, Corrie, Lockerbie for 5000gns

Bulls born between 1st October 2018 and 30th October 2018
1st J & S Ross – Buster of Romesbeoch sold to M/s J Ions & Son,Thornyburn, Falston, Hexham for 3000gns 
2nd M/s R A McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Commissioner sold to Mr S Langdon, Criptor Farm, Sandford, Spiney for 2000gns 
3rd M/s Wallace – Capaldi of Over Barskeoch sold to JM Thomson, Nether Linkins, Gelston, Castle Douglas for 1800gns 
4th  J & S Ross – Bruno of Romesboech sold to Mr A Ewing, Dumbretton Farm, Creca, Annan for 1500gns 
5th M/s Wallace – Carlsberg of Over Barskeoch sold to W Thomson,Ramsaycleugh, Ettrick, Selkirk for 2000gns

  Bulls born  on or after 1st  December 2018   
1st M/s R A McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Commander sold to R & M McIntosh, Borthwickshiels Farm, Roberton, Hawick for 16000gns 
2nd Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Sam

Heifers born between 6th September 2017 and 19th October 2017
1st M/s RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Rhapsody B6 sold to M/s McCornick, Barquhill, Wigtown for 4200gns 
2nd M/s J & A Finlay – Blackcraig Noreen Z789 sold to June MacKenzie, Wester Auchnagallen, Grantown on Spey for 7500gns 
3rd M/s R A McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Quirk B5 sold to SK & S Brown, 18 Woodmarsh, North Bradley for 3000gns 
4th M/s J & A Finlay – Blackcraig Blondchen Z828 sold to Polston Farm, The Mill, Polston, Invercrynoch for 4000gns 
5th M/s J & A Finlay – Blackcraig Bertha Z818 sold to Polston Farm, The Mill, Polston, Invercrynoch for 3200gns

Heifers born between   22nd October 2017 and 30th November 2017
1st Mr M McCornick - Barquhill Moss Rose 951 sold to Mr J McEvoy 126a Tully Frame Road, Kilkeel, Co Down for 2000gns 
2nd J &  S Ross – Moira 2050 of Romesbeoch sold to H Ryman, North Kildarroch, Whauphill, Newton Stewart for 1000gns 
3rd M/s Wallace – Beauty of Over Barskeoch sold to B Huey, 97 Hillside Road, Armoy, Ballymoney for 1800gns 
4th Mr M McCornick – Barquhill Blondchen 938 sold to Mr J McEvoy for 1800gns 
5th J & S Ross – Anusha 2063 of Romesbeoch sold to Messrs Steele, Walston Mill, Carnwath, Lanark for 1200gns

Heifers born between 1st December 2017 and 10th April, 2018
1st Mr J Cockburn – Dram 3rd of Troloss sold to D & B Henry, 4 Gruige Lane, Cloughmills, Ballymena for 3200gns 
2nd Mr RJ McTurk – Barlaes Nancy 173rd sold to HH Kraft, Germany for 2600gns 
3rd Mr J Cockburn – Ingrid 3rd of Troloss sold to Mr B Crawshaw, Broadley Field Farm,Whitworth, Rochdale for 2000gns 
4th Mr P Hunter Blair - Elise Zara of Nether Cleugh sold to Mr J McEvoy for 1700gns 
5th M/s Wallace – Pepsi Bell of Over Barskeoch sold to Mr J McEvoy for 2300gns

Heifers born after 10th April, 2018
1st M/s W Wallace & Sons – Lady Polka 11th of Fingland sold to SK & S Brown for 3800gns 
2nd Mr J Cockburn – Gypsy 3rd of Troloss sold to Mr H Smith, Wileysike, Gilsland, Carlisle sold for 1600gns 
3rd Mr P Hunter Blair – Foxglove Zinnia of Nether Cleugh sold to Mr B Huey for 1300gns 
4th J & S Ross – Beauty 2114 of Romesbeoch sold to H Ryman for 1800gns 
5th Messrs W Wallace & Sons – Upperclass 14th of Fingland sold to HH Kraft, Germany for 2200gns

 

Best Pair of  Heifers Unled
1st M/s RA McClymont & Son –Kirkstead Moss Rose B3 sold to SK & S Brown for 2200gns and Kirkstead Amber B15 sold to Mr J McCurdy, 230 Carnlough Road, Broughshane, Ballymena for 2000gns 
2nd Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Brownie 246th sold to J & S Wareham for 1800gns and Barlaes Katie 88th sold to Mr C Groves, Higher Farm, Sutton Mallet, Bridgewater for 1600gns 
3rd Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Nancy 171st to Mr Crowther, Upperwood House Farm, Holmforth Road, Greenfield for 1500gns  and Barlaes Brownie 245th to Mr B Douglas 15 Ganvaughan Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone for 1300gns 
4th Mr JJ Tear – Ballavair Jade sold to J & S Wareham for 1300gns and Ballavair Kati sold to Mr S McKillop, Sallachry East, Inveraray for 1000gns

  Best Single Heifer Unled (Not to be shown in previous class)
1st Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Katie 87th sold to J & S Wareham, Little Tottingham Farm, Broadoak, East Sussex for 2400gns 
2nd M/s RA McClymont & Son – Kirkstead Tricia B18 sold to SK & S Brown for 1700gns 
3rd Mr R J McTurk – Barlaes Brownie 251st sold to D  & A Weeks Castellbedw, Lleynygroes, Tregaron for 2000gns