CCM Auctions > Sale Day > Sales Reports

Sales Reports

No Items.

Archive Sale Reports

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 28th MAY 2014 MULTIBREED

Lingfields Beef Cattle Fair (Multi-Breed) The Oddacres Limousin herd property of John & Claire Mason headed up the prices for the second successive sale at the Lingfields Cattle Fair. Oddacres Inca the 13 month old son of Homebyres Dixon was picked out by show judge Richard Brown as his reserve champion in the pre-sale show and went on to join Messrs JJ Dalby & Son of Wetherby for 4100gns. The Oddacres herd also produced the 2009 Stock Bull Econome bred by Earl Mazaud which sold to local dairy farmer John Howard for 2300gns.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 28th MAY 2014

Fortnightly Sale of Young Feeding Bulls, Store Bullocks & Heifers, Breeding Cattle Forward: 511 head of cattle Comprising: 136 Young Feeding Bulls, 250 Bullocks & Heifers, 105 Breeding Cattle & 20 Pedigree Bulls. A busy ringside of customers present helped to produce a trade that would be better than expected for the young bulls, and the vast majority of store cattle as well. All cattle were well contested as feeders like to keep sheds topped up and grazers wanting to take advantage of an abundance of grass.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 26th MAY 2014 DAIRY

80 Rearing Calves & 22 Dairy Cattle. Rearing Calves to £600. B&W av £47 Cont av £358 Native av £153. Newly Calven Heifers: to £2500 av £1938 GB Moorhouse

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 26th JUNE 2014

Forward: 16 Prime cattle comprising 4 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos) & 12 Cast Cattle 1,398 Prime Sheep comprising 509 New Season Lambs, 549 Old Season Lambs, 340 Cast Ewes & Rams 502 Breeding Sheep comprising 221 Sheep with 281 Lambs at foot 80 Rearing Calves 22 Dairy Cattle 3 Loads of produce

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 26TH MAY 2014 DAIRY PRESS

Moorhouse milker champion again at Craven Dairy Auction A standout newly calven heifer bagged another Craven Dairy Auction championship for local breeders Brian and Judith Moorhouse at Skipton Auction Mart’s bank holiday Monday show and sale.The Moorhouses, who run the Aireburn pedigree Holstein herd at Hesper Farm, Bell Busk, clinched the latest in a long line of titles with a home-bred daughter of the Worldwide Sires’ dairy bull Regancrest Mr Sam, who has been well utilised by the couple, having been responsible for past Craven Dairy Auction champions and prizewinners.

MARKET REPORT - SATURDAY 24th MAY 2014

Forward: Head - 104 Store Cattle, 22 Sheep & Goats & 52 Breeding Sheep. 289 lots of Poultry. 739 lots of Reclaim & Salvage. 440 lots of Machinery. 152 lots of Border Fine Arts. 135 lots of Furniture.

MARKET REPOER - MONDAY 19th MAY 2014 E&L

612 Breeding Sheep comprising 262 Hoggs & Ewes with 350 Lambs @ Foot. A smaller show sold well. A good full ringside of buyers assembled late in the season and quality Continental sheep sold well for the equivalent of £80 to £100 per life regardless of age. Strong Mule Hoggs with lambs £185 to £205 the outfit, but some with not just the same power at £160 to £180 the outfit.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 19th MAY 2014

Forward: 34 Prime cattle comprising 5 Clean Cattle (under 30 mos), 3 Clean Cattle (over 30 mos) & 26 Cast Cattle 2,379 Prime Sheep comprising 487 Spring Lambs, 1481 Old Season Lambs, 411 Cast Ewes & Rams 612 Breeding Sheep comprising 262 Hoggs & Ewes with 350 Lambs @ Foot 44 Rearing Calves 5 Loads of produce

MARKET REPORT - FRIDAY 16TH MAY

Northern Ireland’s Hugh McKee led the field on price at Skipton Auction Mart’s annual Spring sale of working sheep dogs. Mr McKee, a noted sheep dog trainer, who hails from the fishing village of Kilkeel in County Down, reeled in top price honours when selling his two-year-old fully home bred tri-coloured bitch Nell for 3,200gns.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 14th MAY 2014 LIM PRESS

Oddacres herd shines at Skipton pedigree Limousin showpiece The renowned Oddacres pedigree herd of John and Claire Mason in Embsay was the standout performer on Craven Limousin Day, the annual Spring show and sale of pedigree bulls and females at Skipton Auction Mart. The Masons secured the day’s leading price of 5,400gns (£5,670) with their first prize intermediate bull, Oddacres Hoggarth, a September, 2012-born son of their 10,500gns Homebyres Dixon, acquired from John Logan in Kelso, out of the home-bred Vandale daughter Oddacres Clover.

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 13th MAY 2014 NLE PRESS

Tomschoice the top choice at 2014 Northern Limousin Extravaganza The Tomschoice pedigree Limousin herd of breed mainstays James and Sarah Cooper secured supreme championship honours at the 2014 Northern Limousin Extravaganza (NLE) at Skipton Auction Mart. Always among the leading performers at the annual early season highlight for up-and-coming halter-led pedigree and cross-bred Limousin youngsters born the previous year, the Coopers landed the overall title with their first prize 15-month-old male and pedigree champion Carwin Icaros, by the highly regarded Irish sire Roundhill Saturn.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 14th MAY 2014 LIMS

Leading price at the Craven Limousin Day Sale was the Reserve Champion ‘Oddacres Hoggarth’ shown by John Mason of Embsay. By ‘Homebyres Dixon’ and out of the ‘ Vandale’ daughter ‘Oddacres Clover’ the first prize intermediate bull sold to Mac Townsend of Laneshawbridge for 5,400gns. Stephen and Michael Priestley, (Brontemoor) on a sortie from their base at Kirkcambeck received good support at the ringside with their pen lead by ‘Brontemoor Hawk’, the 2012 son of Elite Benn out of the good stock cow ‘Brontemoor Vanessa’ which sold to R Wood of Asygarth for 3,500gns. Supreme Champion was the Senior Bull first prize winner ‘Carlospride Henry’ travelling down from Hummerbeck in County Durham with Chris Moffett who achieved his first championship success with the ‘Wilodge Cerberus’ son which went to A Foster of Markenfield Hall for 3700gns.

MARKET REPORT - WEDNESDAY 12th MAY 2014

Forward: 688 head of cattle Comprising: 205 Young Feeding Bulls, 384 Bullocks & Heifers, 35 Breeding Cattle & 64 Pedigree Limousins CCM Auctions conducted their fortnightly cattle at Skipton Mart on Wednesday. A nice entry of cattle were a shade harder to place than the previous sale, bulls more so than the stores. Buyers were out in force but more cautious with their bidding, especially for the out of spec older (15mo+) non assured bulls. In the store section again buyers were plentiful, and yearling cattle for summering found a very good following, with trade positive. The older cattle saw a little more resistance from the buyers, but anything with quality on its side quickly moved into 4 figures. A decent show of commercial breeding cattle complemented the pedigree Limousins’ and found a receptive audience for outfits to turn straight out to grass.

MARKET REPORT - LIMOUSIN EXTRAVAGANZA

Northern Limousin Extravaganza. Annual Show of Pedigree & Commercial Limousin Cattle. Judge - Mr Chris Jerman, Caersws. Overall Supreme Champion – JM Cooper Overall Reserve Champion – Rice Family

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 12TH MAY 2014 DAIRY

32 Rearing Calves & 33 Dairy Cattle. Rearing Calves to £430 B&W av £58.05 Cont av £380 Native av £165.