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Show potential cattle in demand at Barnard Castle

There was a big crowd at Barnard Castle for the Farmers Guardian supported show and sale of show potential cattle where the majority of entries were seven to 12 months of age

Angela Calvert
Head of Livestock, Shows and Sales
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Show potential cattle in demand at Barnard Castle

The haltered cattle were judged by Shaun Marsh, Kent, who awarded the championship to the any other breed class winner, a black British Blue heifer from F. and M.P. Allinson and Son, West Briscoe, Baldersdale, which he went on the buy for the top price of 拢6,000. Messrs Allinson also had the second and third prize winners in the class, British Blues which sold for 拢4,800 and 拢2,250 respectively.

The reserve heifer champion, the winning Limousin heifer from J.E. and J. Dobson and Son, Frosterley, sold for 拢4,000.

The second and fourth prize Limousin heifers, both from T.W. Hutchinson, Forest-in-Teesdale, made 拢2,750 and 拢3,000 respectively.

The top price steer at 拢4,200 was male champion, a British Blue consigned by R. Hutchinson and Son, Valley Farm, Bowes, which sold to Neil Slack and Elizabeth Haughan, Penrith.

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Male champion from R. Hutchinson and Son, which sold for 拢4,200

听The un-haltered cattle were judged by James Crichton, Egremont, who chose as champion the first prize Limousin heifer from B. and S. Teasdale and Son, Bishop Auckland, as champion, which went on to sell for 拢3,500.

Reserve unhaltered champion was a British Blue steer from K.O. Stones, Richmond, which sold for 拢2,220.

Auctioneers: C. and D. Auction Marts.

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