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1 SEDGEMOOR AUCTION CENTRE SATURDAY STORE STOCK MARKET 6 Day Standstill in Operation SATURDAY 31 ST MARCH 2012 TOTAL STORE STOCK: 5240 HEAD Please telephone the market office to advise of your intention to consign stock. Those stock will then be advertised on under our pre-entered stock lists. For market reports and entry forms go to Full Report Available On For quick and easy access to market reports and sale updates on your smart phone, GREENSLADE TAYLOR HUNT REPORT Store Cattle Steers averaged over 900 for the first time ever at DAIRY CATTLE Commencing 11am Prompt Auctioneer: Derek Biss Please Note New Start Time Tel: Office , Mobile Note: The Dairy Sales in Ring 1 will commence at 11am prompt A very large entry of milkers that generally lacked the overall quality of previous weeks. The best which were in short supply still sold very well to a top of 2200 for a Pedigree heifer from Messrs B Rose & Son of Sturminster Newton. Non pedigree heifers to 2140 and 2000 for Messrs ET Summerfield & Son of Oxford; 2100 for Nick Goss, Devizes; 2020 Messrs J & H Snook; 2020 and 1940 for Mr JC Palmer, Chumleigh and 2000 for Mr A Witcombe. Cows to 1680 Mr D Tottle and 1640 Mr J Snook. The trade proved much more difficult compared to previous weeks for 2 nd quality cows and heifers, probably reflecting the effects of the continued dry weather and the payment of Lady Day rent cheques. An electric calf trade, when 2 week old Holstein Friesians sold to 380 x 3 for Messrs DE & WM Headon, Barnstaple. 340 x 2 Mr RJ Shere, who also had Jersey calves to 170 and Brown Swiss x calves at 190. TYPE Min Max Ave 1 st Quality Heifers nd Quality Heifers st Quality Cows nd Quality Cows STORE CATTLE, STIRKS, SUCKLER & GRAZING COWS 963 STORE CATTLE & GRAZING COWS Commencing 10.00am - Gates Open 6am DEDICATED RING FOR FEEDING CATTLE OVER 400KG Neil Biffen Tel: Office Mobile Robert Venner Tel: Office Mobile Fieldsman: Adam Hayes Mobile First 120 Store Cattle penned will be out of the draw PLEASE ARRIVE AT MARKET AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE For Saturday 7 th April 2012:- 60 day PMT date: 7 th February 2012 (count day after injection as 1 and day of sale as 60). An excellent entry of 963 store cattle, part of a total entry of 1342 with stirks, met another cracking spring trade. Top was 1420 for the best of an outstanding run of Blue steers (all 20m) from Messrs R & E Baker & Son, Cannington, when others from the same farm achieved 1400, 1380, 1380, 1355, 1285 and The forty two averaged Other Blue steers to 1335 (25m) from Messrs D & P Mead Co, Weston Super Mare and 1215 (23m) was received by Messrs RS Chapman & Son. Simmental steers topped at 1275 (23/24m) for two grand feeders from Messrs HK & S Cligg, Axminster. Another to 1170 (24m) from Messrs MB & A Jordan, Berkeley. Charolais steers sold to 1240 for a good half meat type (19m) from Messrs JC & PA Chapple, Axminster. A good run from Messrs RH & GA Morrish Ltd, Torrington peaked at 1228 for a 19m Charolais steer, who sold another (21m) at A forward 23m Charolais from Messrs D Wyatt & Son, Axminster met a call of 1168 and hard grazing Charolais steers (23/26m) from Messrs McEwen Smith achieved Forward Limousin steers (23m & FA) from Messrs Hutton & Sons rose to Limousins (21/22m & FA) from Messrs RH & GA Morrish, Torrington again sold well at 1175, who also had Blue steers (22/23m) at Messrs RH & GA Morrish also sold a Simmental steer (21m) at An excellent show of native cattle for the special sale peaked at 1310 for a 26m & FA Angus by Woodington Barrister from Mr GG Dyer, Chard, who sold other Angus steers at was bid for a fit overage Hereford steer from Mr AD Lee, Wellington, who sold others 24m at A well grown 23m Devon (FA) from Messrs D & P Mead & Co, Weston Super Mare again achieved More Angus steers (22/23m) from Mr D Gibbins, Glastonbury rose to 1240 twice, 1235 and 1130; from Mr David Luff, Weston Super Mare (FA) at 1205 (24m) 1135 (23/24m) and 1125 (24m); from Mr RH Beaty, Street at 1170 (23/24m and ¾ meat); from Messrs W & A Kingston, Weston Super Mare at 1145 (18m) and Mr PA Kingston, Crewkerne at 1135 (21m). Other Hereford steers to 1155 (20m) from Mr CR Dare, Taunton and Shorthorn steers rose to 1115 (22m & FA) from Messrs RH & GA Morrish, Torrington again, when another Shorthorn steer (overage) from Mr PA Kingston, Crewkerne again achieved Black and white steers topped at 1030 for typy, dark HF, being ½ meat from Messrs RS Chapman & Son, Ilminster, who sold bigger framed types at 950. Others around 1000 at 1015 (overage) and 1012 (24/29m & FA) 995 (28m & FA) from Messrs D & P Mead & Co, Weston Super Mare again; 1010 (24m & FA) The Mowlem Partnership, Chard and 990 (overage) from Messrs J Jones & Son, Bath. Some medium and smaller black and whites a touch easier than of late. All steers averaged an outstanding 907, the first time over 900 ever! Heifers topped at 1180 for a fleshed Devon (27m & FA) from Messrs D & P Mead again. A fit Blue heifer (18m) from Messrs JC & PA Chapple, Axminster achieved Other strong Blue heifers sold well at 1145 (20m, very shapely and very lean) from Messrs RJ & PJ Northover, Dorchester; 1075 (23m) Messrs PC & CJ Cox, Plymouth and 1035 (25m & FA) Messrs D & P Mead & Co again. Simmental heifers rose to 1160 (22m & FA) from Messrs HK & S Cligg, Axminster again, who sold others (23/24m) at Others at 1055 (24m, FA & fit) from Messrs RH & GA Morrish; 1035 (24m, FA & fit) from Messrs JH & MB Jewell, Taunton and 1030 (20/21m) Mr PA Kingston, Crewkerne. Forward Limousin heifers from Mr HR Hutton, Bristol (FA) sold well at 1070 (21m) and 1065 (25m). Messrs Hutton & Sons, also Bristol, sold two smart Limousins at Others (23/24m) from Mr A Wheeler, Torrington achieved 1060 and Messrs DH & SM Churchill, Axminster (21m & FA) at Charolais heifers topped at 1055 (23m, FA & fit) again from Messrs RH & GA Morrish, who sold others 19/23m at Others at 1050 (23m) Mr A Wheeler again, also of Torrington and 1025 (21m & fit) from Mr PA Kingston again. Other native heifers, part of the special native sale sold to 1025 twice for Angus (23/24m & fit) from Mr RH Beaty, Street and another Angus (23m & FA) from Messrs JJ & SM Spiller, Ilminster. All heifers averaged a very credible 765. Young stores in great demand, reflecting the high quality on offer. Notable prices were 1155 for 7 exceptional Simmental steers (12/14m & FA) from Messrs FA & EM Hill Ltd, Exeter, who sold others 10m at 952. Absolute top drawer red Limousin steers from Mr WJ Bown, Bridgwater met ready demand at 1105 (13m) 1100 (13m) 1075 (12m) 970 (12m) and 925 (13m). 6 11/12m suckler bred Charolais from Messrs BL & MJE Bartlett, Bridgwater sold well at 1050, when others from the same farm sold at 985 and 962. Superb Limousin steers from Miss P Curry achieved 985 (11m) 955 (10m) 950 (9m) and 910 (10/11m x 6). Young heifers rose to 935 (11/12m) for Charolais from Mr BL & MJE Bartlett, what a trade!

2 It is interesting to note that there was a time when only the best stores made over 900. Now they ve got to do that to get in the report. Many thanks as ever to all Vendors and we look forward to continuing to provide as good trades and service, even with changes elsewhere in the West Country. Steers Max 1420 Ave 907 Heifers Max 1180 Ave 765 Breed Steers Others Heifers Others Charolais Limousin Simmental B/Blue Hereford Angus S/Devon Devon Blonde Friesian Shorthorn SUCKLER COWS, CALVES & STOCK BULLS Auctioneer: Derek Biss Tel: Office , Mobile Thursday 12 th April 2012 SOUTH WEST SPRING MULTI BREED SHOW & SALE of 146 PEDIGREE BEEF CATTLE 12.30pm Ring 2 Entries to Date: British Limousin: 10 Bulls, 6 Cows & Calves, 6 Heifers. British Charolais: 8 Bulls, 4 Cows & Calves, 6 Heifers. British Blue: 4 Bulls, 1 Heifer. British Blonde: 2 Bulls. British Simmental: 1 Bull. Salers: 5 Bulls. Aberdeen Angus: 6 Bulls, 14 Cows & Calves, 24 Heifers. Dexter: 4 Cows & Calves, 7 Heifers. Devon: 6 Bulls, 12 Cows & Calves, 2 Heifers. Hereford: 3 Bulls. Beef Shorthorn: 3 Cows & Calves. South Devon: 5 Heifers. Sussex: 1 Heifer. Lincoln Red: 6 Heifers In conjunction with MONTHLY SPECIAL CATALOGUED SALE of SUCKLER COWS & CALVES 10.45am Ring 3 Anticipated Entries 100 plus. Entries still Being Taken. Catalogue available Further entries invited of both Pedigree & Commercial Stock To discuss any prospective entries or request a catalogue please contact Rebecca Hurd on STIRKS & BUSK CALVES Commencing 11.00am DEDICATED RING FOR REARING CATTLE UP TO 400KG Will Handel Tel: Office , Mobile: Martyn Venner Tel: Mobile: Pre movement test required for Saturday 7 th April 2012 if born on or before the 25 th February A good sized entry of 377 stirks and a packed ring of buyers all keen to source stirks, resulted in an excellent trade. Quality continues to attract competitive bidding and some exceptional prices were achieved. Top price of 965 (10m) for a British Blue steer from Messrs LE Sweetland & Son, Axminster. Other Blues at 835 (8m) from Mr R Webber, Taunton; 760 (7m) from Mr D Barker Taunton and 705 (9/10m) from Mr M Greenway, Taunton. Simmentals to 930 (7m) from Messrs FA & EM Hill Ltd, Exeter who also sold others at 835 7/8m and 720 5/7m when others sold at 858 (11m) from Messrs M & R Vellacott; 755 (12m) from Messrs BJ Stephens & Sons, Weston- Super-Mare and 740 (7m) from Mr DH Cottle. Limousins to 930 (11m) 860 (10m) 840 x 2 (8/9m) and 775 (8m) from Messrs LE Sweetland & Son. Other Limousins at 888 (9m) from Mr R Webber, Taunton; 778 (11m) from Messrs FG & LA Nott, Meshaw; 732 (7m) from M Harrison Partners, Glastonbury; 722 (6m) Mr MI King, Street and 792, 790 and 770 from Mr J Reason, Watchfield. Charolais to 810 (10m) from Mr S Hilborne, Wells. Herefords to 745 (8m) from Mr T Pointing, Dulcote and 740 (7m) from Mr E Davis, Compton Martin. Bulls to 785 (7m) from Finefarm Ltd, Bridgwater and 645 (8m) for a Charolais from Mr AC Purchase, High Ham. Heifers topped at 675 (13m) for a British Blue from Mr M Greenway, who also sold others at 670 (6/9m) 650 (9/11m) and 645 (9/10). Simmentals to 675 (6/8m) from Messrs FA & EM Hill Ltd, when others sold at 645 (12m) from Messrs BJ Stephens & Sons and 600 (11m) from Messrs RE Gilbert & Son. Blondes to 670 (8m) from Mr R Webber. Charolais to 660 (8m) from Mr AC Purchase. Limousins to 640 (9m) from Chapel Farm Partnership, Chedzoy, when others sold at 632 (8m) from Messrs TA Dowden & Son, West Pennard, who also sold others at 615 (6/8m) and 600 (8/10m). Steers Max 965 Ave 587 Heifers Max 675 Ave 508 Breed Steers Others Heifers Others Charolais Limousin Simmental British Blue Hereford Angus Devon S/Devon Blonde Friesian Shorthorn NON-EXPORT CALVES Commencing 10.00am Charles Clark Tel: Office Mobile: Andy Clements Tel: Office Mobile: For Saturday 7 th April 2012 Calves born on or before 25 th February 2012 will require a pre-movement test. (225) Beef Breeds not able to be exported from market Another sensational Sedgemoor trade for 225 beef calves, sold to a top price of 465 for a Blondex bull from Mr E Davis. Others to 440 Charolaisx bull Mr J Wylde; 438 BBx bull Cleave Farm Partnership; 438 Mr E Davis; 428 Simmentalx bull Mr K West; 402 Limousinx bull Messrs JM & JM Baker; 402 Simmentalx bull Messrs MT & JA Reed & Son; 401 BBx bull Messrs SR & L Hutchings; 400 BBx bull Winfrith Fields Farm. Top price heifers to 375 BBx, 346 BBx, 308 BBx Mr B Hendy; 362 Simmentalx Mr E Davis; 352 BBx Messrs M & B Humphry; 348 Simmentalx Mr K West; 343 BBx Messrs TN Phillips & Son; 312 Limousinx Messrs DS Jenkins & Sons; 312 BBx Winfrith Fields Farm. A good native breed trade when Hereford bulls sold to 269, 252 Messrs DJ & SE Bristol; 268 Messrs FE Body & Son Ltd; 248, 234 Mr JMS Angell; 228 Messrs SR & L Hutchings. Aberdeen Angus bulls to 350 Messrs GNB Farm Ltd; 345 Mr E Davis, 270, 255, 250 Cleave Farm Partnership; 242 Messrs DJ, MJ & PW House; 240 Messrs J & SM Rowland & Sons Ltd. Hereford heifers to 272 Mr JS Angell; 202 Snook Ltd; 198 Mr G Sams; 190 Messrs Bishop & Son. Aberdeen Angus heifers to 254 Messrs R & J Jones & Son; 228, 221, 200 Cleave Farm Partnership, 202 Messrs DJ, MJ & PW House. Breed Type No Max Price ( ) Vendor Ave ( ) Blue Bull Mr E Davis 332 Hfr Mr B Hendy 239 Charolais Bull Mr J Wylde 383 Hfr Messrs DJ & SE 207 Bristol Limousin Bull Messrs JM & JM Baker 244 Hfr Messrs DS 214 Jenkins & Sons Simmental Bull Mr K West 330 Hfr Mr E Davis 253 Hereford Bull Messrs DJ & SE 197 Bristol Hfr Mr JMS Angell 165 Devon Bull Messrs CG & MM Raymont 105 Angus Bull Messrs GNB 204 Farm Ltd Hfr Messrs R & J 137 Jones & Son Blonde Bull Mr E Davis 465

3 (192) Friesians not able to be exported from market CALVES MUST BE 7 DAYS OLD TO COME TO MARKET. IF DESCRIBING CALVES AS BF OR FR ON ENTRY FORM, PLEASE ENSURE PASSPORTS ALSO DETAIL BF OR FR ACCORDINGLY. Please ensure, if you bring in slaughter calves, that you have completed a Food Chain Information Form, as incorporated into the entry forms. Thank you. A mixed entry of 192 dairy bred calves sold to a very strong trade indeed. British Friesians averaged and topped at 192 from Messrs M & P Watts, who also achieved 165. Others 179, 163, 150 and 145 Mr TN Phillips; 178 Mr MRG Taylor; 170 and 156 Messrs MJ & CA Senior; 160 Ireosa Ltd. Holstein Friesians averaged and sold to 170 from Mr SD Dalgren and Messrs FE Body & Son Ltd. Others 151 Messrs J, EM & NJ Phillips & Sons; 140 and 128 Cleave Farm Partnership; 138 Messrs Habberfield Bros; 135 Messrs MT & JA Reed & Son. Feeding of Calves Calf Vendors are reminded that all calves should be fed prior to being sent to market. The Local Veterinary Inspectors (LVI) acting for Defra Animal Health have advised us that any calf being presented empty or showing symptons of distress due to under nourishment, will be issued a notice under the Welfare of Animals at Market Order (1990), instructing us to feed the calf with an energy supplement to sustain it during its stay at market and any subsequent transport. Any costs incurred will be deducted from the Vendors sales. The LVI also confirm that any animals which are deemed to be infirm, diseased, ill, injured or fatigued will continue to be returned home for appropriate treatment under the above order SHEEP Commencing 10:00am Richard Webber Tel: Office Mobile Paul Ashton Tel: Office , Mobile Tom Mellor Tel: Office Mobile PLEASE NOTE: All sheep are required to be entered with a Food Chain Information Declaration, which will be part of our entry form. This applies equally to store lambs, breeding and grazing ewes and couples. A copy is available on or from the market office. Store Lambs (1091) Fewer forward at 1091 store lambs sold to a generally easier trade. The best were 88 plus and sold to 94 from Mr WF Pincombe. Others 92.50, and 89 from Mr AP Carter; 91 from Messrs Habberfield & Priscott; 90 from Mr J Kendall; and 89 from Mr T Williams; from Messrs L & F Maddock & Son, Mr CJ Webb and Mr P Hall and 89 from Mr D Harris. Mediums ranged Small nearly all 50 plus. Overall average Couples (295 Ewes Lambs) A very large entry of 750 ewe couples sold to another strong trade, with particular interest in the younger outfits. Doubles sold to 278 ( 92.67/life) from Mr P Philpots, who sold others at 275 ( 91.67/life) and 258 ( 86/life). Good types with shapely lambs from Mr J Harding sold to 253 ( 84.33/life) and 249 ( 83/life). Others 252 ( 84/life) from Mr R Criddle. 20 ewes with 32 lambs from Messrs EJ Collins & Son achieved 213 per outfit ( 81.92/life). Singles sold to 212 ( 106/life) from Mr P Philpots. Others from the same vendor to 190 ( 95/life) and 182 ( 91/life). 180 ( 90/life) from Mr RC Andrews and 169 ( 84.50/life) from Mr PJ May. Overall average 69.02/life. Breeding Ewes (59) Another small entry of 59 breeding ewes and ewe lambs. Top call was 190 from Mr WW Reynolds for 2T/4T Polled Dorsets due in the middle of April. In lamb ewe hoggs from Messrs HM & KI Stowell & Son sold from Overall average Grazing Ewes (1050) Vendors are reminded that female sheep sold for slaughter are not to be heavily in lamb An even larger entry of over 1000 grazing ewes and rams at 1050, sold to a similar competitive trade. The best sold to 145 and 139 for very smart Texels from Messrs FH Chave & Son. Others sold to from Mr D Laramy; 131 from Mr MJ Knowles; 128 from Mr MG Lear; 127 from Mr CL Popham; 126 from Mr AP White; from Messrs DE & SJ Cheacker; 125 from Messrs D & P Mead & Co; from Messrs DJR & KF Laramy; from Mr AR Wear and 120 from Mr J Hackling. Mediums ranged Plain Boners nearly all 40 plus. Overall average Goats (7) An entry of 7 goats sold to 51 for small sorts from Messrs TG & MG Woff. Orphan Lambs (61) Nearly double the entry at 61 orphan lambs sold to an equally good trade. Top price was 50 for 2 from Mr DJ Cheacker, closely followed by Messrs RJ Rood & Son at 44. Lambs weaned or near to were 30 plus with smaller sorts each. Overall average Vendors are advised to ensure their 2012 born lambs, sold at foot, as orphans or as store lambs, have at least a single electronic flock tag. This will enable Purchasers to upgrade ewe lambs if required and facilitate subsequent on movements for all, thereby ensuring maximum buyer support. Any ewe lambs sold for breeding or ewes born in 2011 will require double tags, one being Electronic, with both displaying flock and full individual number. PIGS Commencing 11.00am Auctioneer: Paul Trolley Tel: Office ***PIGS MUST BE PRE-BOOKED*** **Next Pig Auction Saturday 7 th April** NB: Pigs must have strawed pens, please remember to bring some. Cull Sows & Boars Please note in accordance with our terms of trading condemned sows and boars for which a certificate is provided shall be the responsibility of the Vendor who shall stand the loss. Pig Vendors & Purchasers - how to register with BPEX (eaml2) Producers are to contact the eaml2 helpline by phone on , fax or to register their details their herd mark and CPH will be required. It is important that the information on the market database match exactly, that which the producer has registered for eaml POULTRY 12 Noon Andy Clements Tel: Office , Mobile Henry Brice Tel: Office Next Poultry Sale Saturday 28 th April A top quality entry of 387 met a flying trade. The unusual entry of a pair of Emus consigned by Mr Dorrington, Torrington took the top price at cages sold for over 50. Prices of note:- Peafowl: Pair Indian Blue to 156 from Mr SJ Harper. Bantam: Pair Blue Laced Wyandottes to 66 from Miss H Payne. Others 3F Buff Pekins to 65 from Mr JC Burdge. Poultry: 3 Buff Sussex pullets to 58 from Mrs JA Parr. Others 3F Speckled Sussex to 55 from Mrs J Shackleton. Waterfowl: Quartet Embden geese to 50 from Mr R Blinman. Chick: 4 Welsummer to 38 from Miss SJ Tratt Forthcoming Sales APRIL Saturday 7 th - Monthly Catalogued Sale of Organic Store Stock 10am Ring 2 Saturday 7 th - Fortnightly Sale of Pigs 11am Thursday 12 th - Spring South West Multi Breed Show & Sale of Pedigree Beef Cattle 1pm Ring 2 Thursday 12 th - Monthly Catalogued Sale of Suckler Cows 10.45am Ring 3 Thursday 19 th - Walford Cross Collective Machinery Sale (3000 lots) Saturday 21 st - Special Sale of Continental Store Stock 10am Ring 2 Saturday 21 st - Fortnightly Sale of Pigs 11am Saturday 21 st - Honiton YFC Show & Sale Tuesday 24 th - April Sale of Freshly Calved Cows, Heifers, Youngstock & Bulls 11am Ring 1 Thursday 26 th - Collective Horse & Pony Sale 3pm Ring 2 Saturday 28 th - Monthly Sale of Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, Devon & Beef Shorthorn Store Cattle 10am Ring 2 Saturday 28 th - Collective Catalogued Sale of Purebred Poultry 12 Noon

4 Forthcoming Live & Deadstock Sales PENNARD HILL FARM COCKMILL LANE, EAST PENNARD, SHEPTON MALLET, SOMERSET, BA4 6TR (1¼ miles Off the A37 Shepton Mallet / Yeovil Road) THURSDAY 12 TH APRIL 2012 at 11.00am Dispersal of the Mostly Homebred Dairy Herd 267 HOLSTEINS Comp: 154 Inmilk &/or Incalf Cows & Heifers; 28 Incalf; 37 Bulling & 42 Younger Heifers and 6 A Lot Heifer Calves Milk Produced: 6805 kgs. 4.33%BF 3.23%P SCC=191 Milk From Forage; Herringbone Parlour; Cubicle Housed Calving: April-June (76); July-Sep (41); Oct-Dec (37) Young Cows: 104 1st 4th Lactation plus 28 Incalf Heifers Sires Inc: Kendall; Best; Ready; Revelation; Elias; Harry Services Sires Inc: Nominated Holsteins; AA & Lim For JRJ & VJ Green (ceasing milk production due to ill health) WALFORD CROSS, TAUNTON, SOMERSET (Off A38 Taunton to Bridgwater) The South West s largest one day Machinery Sale THURSDAY 19 TH APRIL 2012 at 9.00am COLLECTIVE AUCTION OF TRACTORS, VEHICLES, IMPLEMENTS AND AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY Expected entries: 75 Tractors, 100 Trailers, 700 Lots of Machinery, 2500 Lots of Miscellaneous Items A 10% Buyers Premium will be charged on miscellaneous items Buyers who are not known to the Auctioneers must make prior contact to confirm arrangements for payment. To obtain a buyer s number all purchasers will be required to produce two forms of ID (one photographic). No cheques accepted, credit/debit card or cash only unless prior arrangements are made APRIL Tue 24 th SEDGEMOOR AUCTION CENTRE. The Spring Fever Sale of 225 DAIRY CATTLE to include Dispersal of the Milking Portion of the 8,800kg "Ebble" Herd (86 head) for B & K A Follett (removed from Church Farm, Berwick St John, Shaftesbury, Dorset). *Further Entries Invited* For Catalogues Tel: , livestock@gth.net, website

5 Sedgemoor Auction Centre, North Petherton, Bridgwater, Somerset Tel: Fax: SPRING SOUTH WEST MULTI BREED SHOW & SALE OF PEDIGREE BEEF CATTLE IN CONJUNCTION WITH MONTHLY SPECIAL CATALOGUED SALE OF SUCKLERS THURSDAY 12 th APRIL 2012 ***ENTRY FORMS NOW AVAILABLE*** If you have any queries or would like either an entry form or catalogue please do not hesitate to contact Rebecca Hurd at the market office

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