Lanark – Texels
Texels sold to 70,000gns at the Scottish National Show and Sale at Lanark, for Albert and George Howie’s ram lamb, Knock Will I Am, a Garngour Vintage son which was knocked down to the Sportsmans flock.
Overall, 385 lambs sold to average £2314 – back by £167 on the year for six fewer sold – with a 78% clearance rate. The gimmer sale saw 65 sell to average £1348.04.
Below are pictures and details of the top prices lots, but to view the full selection of photographs taken at the event, see our Photo Sales section.
Sale topper, Knock Will I Am made 70,000gns to Sportsmans
Tophill Wall St made 32,000gns to Clinterty, Knock and Haddo, with Tophill retaining a quarter share
Also at 32,000gns, Hexel Wildcard, which sold to Eden Valley, Brackenridge, Gib Farm and Stainton
Haddo Wait A Minty reached 24,000gns to JG Teward’s New View flock
Glenside Willie Winkie also hit 24,000gns, selling to Auldhouseburn, Cowal and Harestone
Selling at 19,000gns, Deveronvale Warrior, to Logie Durno, Midlock and Humeston
Farmhill Wizz Kid sold at 16,000gns to Ettrick, Knap and Smyllum
Glenside Willy Nilly made 16,000gns, to Milnbank
Reaching 15,000gns, Glenside Whiskey Galore sold to Procters
Duncryne Wladimir sold at 14,000gns to Cowal
Millar’s Windbrook also made 14,000gns, selling to Strathbogie
To view the full selection of photographs taken at the event, see our Photo Sales section
To view the full selection of photographs taken at the event, see our Photo Sales section.