Strong Galloway trade at Castle Douglas

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Last week's sale of all three types of Galloway cattle - Belted, Dun and White - saw the Belties dominate with a top call of 3800gns for the reserve champion from their pre-sale show.

This was the rising two year old heifer, Ballylouggh Dainty 3 from Richard Creith, Bushmills. She sold to C A W Godfrey, Cator Court, Widecombe-in-the-Moor.

Next best was the champion on the day, Barwise Jenga from Carolyn Fletcher, Cumbria. This July 2007-born bull sold to A Thom, Creetown.

Then at 3300gns came when Howiemill Estate, Ramsburgh, bought February 2008-born heifer Huntfield Letty from J and Z Kirk, Auldgirth, Dumfries.

Leading the dun Galloways was a 2100gns call for a cow and calf from Peter Hunter Blair, Dalry. This was paid for Countess Opal by J Fairlie, Logiealmond, Perth.

And the White Galloways were led at 2000gns for the pre-sale champion from G and K Gilligan, High Creoch, Gatehouse of Fleet. This one was High Creoch Dusty 2. The reserve champion, bulling heifer Meelkridge Winter, from J C Oliver, Haltwhistle, made 1500gns.

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This page contains a single entry by Jonathan Long published on October 27, 2009 11:03 AM.

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