MIDDLETON IN TEESDALE MULE GIMMER LAMBS

On Tuesday 14th September 2004 at Middleton in Teesdale mart, Harrison & Hetherington Ltd held their Annual Prize Show and Sale of 5,663 Mule Gimmer Lambs for NEMSA members.

A total clearance was easily effected with the average price only £4 below last year, levelling at £62.67.

The show sponsored by Carrs Agriculture Ltd, Barnard Castle was well supported and the judges, Mr P Scoreby, Mr H Hutchinson and Mr A Teward made the following awards:

1st – winning the G M Teward & Sons Perpetual Silver Cup – Messrs H W Alderson & Son, Howgill Grange - £205 to Messrs A M & H V Brown.
2nd – Messrs H W Alderson & Son, Howgill Grange - £140 to Messrs C R Raine & Sons
3rd – Messrs J B & J E Luck & Son, Milestone House - £96 to Mr P Charlton
4th – Messrs J & S E Bainbridge, Dousgill - £84 to Messrs Morris
5th – Messrs MC Dent & Son, Wythes Hill - £94 to Mr A Teward

Leading Prices: £205, £140, £135 Howgill Grange; £100 Pikestone; £96, £82. £80, £76 Huller Bush; £96, £79, £78 Milestone House; £94, £86 Wythes Hill; £91 Nova Scotia; £91, £86 Pallet Stone Farm; £90, £70 West Shotton Farm; £87 Park House; £86, £83 High Beck Head; £84, £78, £75 (2), £71 Dousgill; £82, £71 Lane Head; £81 Parrick House; £80 Grains O Beck; £78 Rigg Farm, Nabb Farm, Howgill Farm, Watgarth; £76 Ash Dub; £75, £73 High Shipley; £73 Naby View; £72 Fellowship Farm, East House; £71 (2) Gibbs Neeze Farm; £71 Friar House Farm.

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