Sterndale & Peak Final Dispersal Sale

Deman Rae Tops At Sterndale & Peak

A huge crowd of Holstein breeders and enthusiasts from across the UK and Ireland travelled to Fernydale Farm for the Final Dispersal Sale of the Sterndale & Peak Holstein herd.  Owned by Bill Nadin & Yasmin Bradbury who over the years have built up a reputation for breeding excellence based on a solid foundation of prolific cow families with generations of high scoring Excellent cows.

The trade topped at 21,000gns for an outstanding Excellent cow with the overall average for 197 Holsteins coming to £3437 with 23 animals selling for £5,000 or more.  Demand for embryos was strong, they topped at 1,250gns to average £961.

Topping the sale at 21,000gns was Sterndale Deman Rae, she was bred from ten Excellent dams going back to Roxy.  Her first three dams were Excellent 94 and sired by Snowman, Goldwyn & Kite the next dam by Talent was purchased by Bill & Yasmin for 7,500gns in the Ad Astra Sale in 2006 from Stanhope Holsteins from Vancouver Island.  Sterndale Deman Rae was classified Excellent 92 in her third lactation and had recently calved her fourth, her Leasperron Stronger daughter followed her in the ring and sold for 4,800gns, both of these special animals now join the Willsbro Holstein herd in Cornwall.

A beautiful Lambda two year old from the Rae family sold for 7,200gns to the Bunting family from Dumfries.  Sterndale Bylambda Rae oozed style, she was bred from a VG87 Byway from a full sister to the dam of the top seller.  

Peak Goldwyn Rhapsody is one of the most recognised Holstein cows in the world and several special lines from this legend featured in the sale.  Rhapsody was a three time Supreme Champion at UK Dairy Expo and a three time All Britain winner.  Selling for 19,500gns was Milliedale Lambda Rhapsody who was sired by Lambda from an Excellent 91 Commander from an Excellent 95 Dusk who topped the 2017 sale at 10,500gns, next dam was the Excellent 97, Peak Goldwyn Rhapsody.  This impressive Lambda heifer was purchased by New Chapter Holsteins.  Her dam, Milliedale Commander Rhapsody EX91 sold for 5,200gns to the Bunting family from Dumfries who also purchased a July born daughter of Peak Goldwyn Rhapsody EX97 sired by Doorman Darlingo for 9,000gns.   

A Sidekick daughter of Peak Goldwyn Rhapsody EX97 sold for 8,500gns to the Willsbro Holstein herd in Cornwall.  She was a powerful framed in calf heifer carrying a pregnancy to Peak Tropic for October. 

Peak ABS Lambda Rhapsody sold for 8,500gns to Mr Garvey from N. Ireland, she was a great granddaughter of Peak Goldwyn Rhapsody EX97.  She had recently calved in her second and has the potential to develop into a high scoring Excellent cow.

One of the standout cow families at Sterndale has been the Ghost cow family and selling for 7,500gns was Sterndale Lindell Ghost a maximum classified second lactation cow who completes ten generations of Excellent classified cows.  She was purchased by M&C Millar, Coleraine, N. Ireland.  Sterndale Sil Ghost sold for 7,200gns to the McNeil family from Cairnpat Farm near Stranraer.  She had classified maximum points in her third lactation and was the ninth generation of direct Excellent cows. 

The Jodie cow family has been a major success at Sterndale and selling for 16,000gns was Sterndale Jordy Awe Jodie Red, a ultra stylish show heifer sired by Jordy Red and classified Very Good 87.  Her third dam was Sterndale Sterling Jodie Red  the All Britain wining two year old in 2014 who sold in the Newabbey Dipsersal for 18,000gns.  She was purchased by  the Willsbro Holstein herd in Cornwall.

Our next sale at Borderway takes place on Wednesday 7th July and features 330 dairy cattle in the Borderway Monthly Dairy Day sale.  The online catalogues for this sale is available at www.harrisonandhetherington.co.uk   or can be ordered from the Pedigree office on 01228406230.  The online Live Bidding platform is available for all our dairy sales, please register for this service at least 24 hours prior to the event.    

Averages
63 Cows in milk  –  £3971.67
60 Heifers in milk  –  £3699.50
12 In Calf Heifers  –  £3841.25
16 Bulling Heifers  –  £3025.31
41 Heifer Calves  –  £2336.89
5 Bulls  –  £2919.00
27 Embryos  –  £961.99
197 Holsteins  –  £3437.02

Leading Prices
Lot          Price                      Purchaser
82           21,000gns            Willsbro Holsteins, Pawton Dairy, Wadebridge
114         19,500gns            New Chapter Holsteins
89           16,000gns            Willsbro Holsteins, Pawton Dairy, Wadebridge
98           9000gns                A. Bunting & Son, Midtown Farm, Dumfries
97           8500gns                Willsbro Holsteins, Pawton Dairy, Wadebridge
151         8500gns                A. Garvey, N. Ireland
118         7500gns                M&C Millar, Coleraine, N. Ireland
28           7200gns                A. Bunting & Son, Midtown Farm, Dumfries
69           7200gns                R. McNeil, Cairnpat, Stranraer
93           7000gns                M&C Millar, Coleraine, N. Ireland
115         7000gns                Willsbro Holsteins, Pawton Dairy, Wadebridge
124         7000gns                M&C Millar, Coleraine, N. Ireland
125         7000gns                D Moss, Bleasdale, Preston

Leek Market Report

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Another bouncy trade for milkers saw a 28kg heifer from Richard Lomas of Calow reach £2110 to Ed Clowes of Kingsley with a second from the same home at £2070 to Andrew Hulme.
Messrs Riley of Longnor saw their 30kg heifer to £2050 to Messrs Moss of Endon.

Ian Ellis of Ashover saw his Shorthorn cross heifer reach £2000 to Messrs Clowes of Dilhorne with a black & white heifer from Skinner Bros of Melton Mowbray to £1990 to Messrs Ford of Twemlow.

Machinery Dispersal Report-Berristow Farm

“Ballistic Trade at Exceptional Dispersal-South Normanton”

The dispersal sale held on the retirement of Mr & Mrs Parsons at Berristow Farm South Normanton was just off Junction 28 of the M1 national motorway and a large crowd attended as there were some exceptionally well-kept machines for genuine sale.

The stars of the show were undoubtably the two John Deere tractors and Merlo telehandler two of which had been owned from new and all of which were in pristine condition.

In the smaller items;

  • Woodhouse and Mitchell Lathe £260
  • Oil Cooled Stick welders £110
  • Old Engineering Lamp on Stand £150
  • Multi-co Bench Saw £100

Livestock Equipment, Doors and Gates saw spirited bidding with;

  • Ring Feeders £95
  • Sheeted Doors £125
  • Heavy Duty Gates £60 each

All the machinery and implements have been very well kept with results as follows;

  • Set of Weaving Hydraulic Folding Chain Harrows £700
  • Browns Mounted Pasture Slitter £1,300
  • Browns Flail Topper £1,520
  • Bomford Kestrel Flail Cutter £6,600
  • Kuhn GMB 66 Mounted Mower £4,700
  • Kuhn GF5001 MH-4 Rota Mounted Tedder £4,150
  • Kuhn GA3201 Single Rota Mounted Rake £2,800

The exceptionally well-kept John Deere 578 Premium Round Baler with under 4,500 bales worked achieved £9,750 with the trailed Kverneland UN7512 Wrapper at £2,350.

The John Deere 6330 4WD (09 Plate-1,138 hours) sold into Lincolnshire at £35,500 with the 2006 John Deere 6320 4WD (only 941 hours-owned from new) at a massive £43,800. Philip Parsons had owned the Merlo P34-7 Telehandler from new and it was purchased in 2010 and had only 805 hours on the clock. It achieved an excellent result of £40,200 and was purchased by a dairy farmer from Hull on Humberside.

The farm mini digger was an SMC MX 15-2 Model with only 1559 hours on the clock with rubber tracks and sold for an excellent £7,500.

Within the included items;

A trailed arboreta wood chipper/pulper unit with self-propelled engine sold for £6,500 with a 1968/1969 Massey Ferguson 135 (No Roll Bar) at £6,000.

  • Bateman Cattle Crush £630
  • Portequip Covered Painted Calf Creep £605
  • Honda Foreman ES 450 4WD Quad £2,780
  • Ford 1920 4WD (c/w Cab-Declared Fire Damaged Right Off) £2,500
  • Ford 3600 (Q Cab-R Reg) £2,050

An excellent day with a good crowd and booking further sales throughout the region.

If you are considering a sale, please call Mark Elliott on 07973 673092 or visit our website www.bagshaws.com

Leek Market Report

Another very successful day in the dairy shed at Leek with 62 passing through the ring of which 57 were milkers with trade again swift.

Topping the day was regular vendor Richard Lomas of Calow for a 28kg heifer by Penman Enterprise. She was clinched by Andrew Hulme of Basford at £2100 who also went onto take a fresh heifer from Andrew Weston of Litton at £2060. Shorthorns from Andrew Beech of Sutton reached £1830 with British Friesians from John and Lesley Kirby of Oakham to £1800.

Cows topped at £1750 for a Danish Red X from the Sharman family of Holbeck, Newark who also saw their smashing run of Montbeliarde X calves top at £390.

The run of 12 Autumn calving cows which included 4 5th-7th calvers from the Jeffery’s family of Sudbury were a smashing trade topping at £1600 to average out at a superb £1485.

Machinery Dispersal Report-Jowett House Farm, Cawthorne

The dispersal sale on behalf of Mrs Sarah Williams of Cawthorne, Barnsley attracted a substantial socially distanced crowd and with over 600 lots to sell…”

The dispersal sale on behalf of Mrs Sarah Williams of Cawthorne, Barnsley attracted a substantial socially distanced crowd and with over 600 lots to sell, lots ranged from a pristine 2015 JCB Articulated Telehandler to pots and pans and farm park toys and ride on go karts. 

In the Tractor Sundries:-

  • Boxes of Pins to £26
  • David Brown Top Link to £130
  • Ford Top Link £125
  • Massey Ferguson 135 Drawbar £38
  • Wydale Three Teat Suckler Units to £60 each
  • Hotline Battery Fencers £40 each
  • Steel Pigeon Hole Shelf Units to £60 each
  • Horner Single Phase Electric Clipper Unit £100
  • Magnate 40kva Three Phase Generator achieved £460

There was a large range of Gates and Sheeted Doors with Heavy Duty Gates up to £70 each, Large Sheeted Doors up to £350 each and a superb set of 8 Galvanised Stock Yard Division Gates with heavy duty frames and drop posts at a superb £1,780.  The Galvanised IAE Comfort Cubicles achieved up to £1,060 per run (29 steel sections).

There was wide interest in the very smart 20ft Steel Export Container which went to a Derbyshire purchaser at £1,720.

Within the NON-VAT section:-

  • Stainless Tables to £65 each
  • Alloy Churns to £120 each
  • Vintage Glass Milk Bottles & Crates up to £35
  • Small Anvil at £210

Jowett House Farm had been the site of a Maize Maze for many years and the pedal go karts with adjustable seating achieved up to £150 each with various outdoor toys etc up to £240 per lot. 

The Hoeker 6m x 15m Alloy Framed Structured Marquee achieved a massive £5,400 with the single axle JF Caterers Van at £5,700.

Main Field Lots:-

  • Concrete Panels up to £125 each
  • Steel Security Door £210
  • Large Round Plastic Water Troughs up to £280 each
  • Three Sets of Agritubel Cattle Yolk Barriers at £940

The farms’ New Holland 945 Conventional Baler achieved £2,600 with the New Holland D1010 Crop Cutter Big Square Baler at £5,100 and a set of wide Simba Ring Rolls at £5,800.

The Amazone UF1501-24 Metre Mounted Sprayer had seen little work in recent years and achieved a very pleasing £10,450.

There was wide interest in Trailers with the Richard Western 12 Ton Tipping Trailer selling for £5,750 and the Ifor Williams 14ft Triaxle Livestock Trailer at £3,300.

Undoubtedly the star of the show was the farms’ 2015 JCB TM 320s Telehandler which had undertaken 3,700 hours and achieved a massive £50,800.

The Case 5140 4WD on an R plate with 10,000 hours sold for £14,700 with the Case 5120 4WD with Trima Loader (N Plate) – 9,000 hours at £11,000.

Within the included items:-

A smart John Deere 2850 4WD with Loader on a J Plate showing 9,400 hours achieved a very pleasing £8,200 with a Westwood T1800 Ride On Mower at £455, a Loddon Cattle Crush at £500 and a Pottinger 3m Power Harrow at £1,820.

Booking sales throughout the region please check the Bagshaws website and for confidential and practical advice ring the Team on either 01889 562 811 or speak to Mark Elliott on 07973 673 092.

Machinery Dispersal Report-Shepherds Farm, Shenstone WS14 0ER

Excellent trade for pristine Massey’s at Midlands Dispersal

The sale held on behalf of the Bagshaws team at Shepherd’s Farm for the Hill Family saw support from an extremely wide area including Scotland, Wales, Devon, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and all surrounding counties.

Probably the best sale of pristine Masseys in the Midlands for some years, saw the families four Massey Fergusons 5712 & 7715 series tractors attract wide interest as the most used model had undertaken only 356 hours work on sale day.

All the equipment was an absolute credit to the family and had been kept in extremely good condition with several items having undertaken virtually no work.

In the small section:-

  • Glazed Sinks to £42
  • Bottle Jacks to £40
  • Small Trolley Jacks to £110
  • Ferguson 9-hole draw bars to £28 each
  • Set of 7000 series MF window guards to £130.

Larger items commanded high prices including: –

  • McConnel PA53 Power Arm Flail Hedge Cutter (11 years old) £9,550
  • Browns 3 Leg Subsoiler £3,800
  • Lemkin Karat 9 Mounted Stubble Cultivator £3,300
  • Horsch Joker 3 m Stubble Cultivator (9 years old) £5,650
  • Lemken Zirkon 4m Power Harrow £6,900
  • Teagele/Berti 2.5m Mounted Flail Topper £3,700

Various of the Massey Ferguson grassland implements had seen little work with the Massey Ferguson DM 287 SL Mounted Disc Mower at £4,400, Massey Ferguson RK 4.21 DN Mounted Rake £4,460, and a superbly kept 11-year-old Kuhn GF 6502 Mounted 6 Rotor Tedder £6,900.

The Massey Ferguson Round Baler had undertaken around 700 bales from new and was a 2018 model and achieved £17,000, with the McHale 991 BE Trailed Round Bale Wrapper at £7600.

Henton and AS Marston trailers were the order of the day at Shepherds Farm, with a run of eight excellent trailers being 8 tonne models ranging from £4,600 to £4,900 and three AS Marston 8 tonne Grain Trailers up to £6,280 each.

The farms New Holland TC 56 Combine had undertaken only 1920 engine hours from new and achieved £19,000.

Undoubtedly the stars of the show were the four superb Massey Ferguson tractors, with the MF 5712 SL c/w MX T408 power loader (67 plate – 356 hours) at £46,000, the newer MF 5712 S 4WD Dyna 4 (105 hours worked- 20 plate) £46,900.

Within the higher horse power models the MF 7715S 4WD Dyna 6 (313 hours -19 plate) at £65,300 and a less worked 7715S 4WD Dyna 6 (only 193 hours worked – 19 plate) at £66,500.

The farms Honda Quad Bike had been owned from new with road kit and on a 12 plate having undertaken only 477 km from new achieved an outstanding £3,340.

Within the non-vat items there was a full range of antiquities and collectables including a Rudge Ladies Cycle at £95, a mini hand garden roller at £230, a BCS petrol driven powered rotavator at £520, two vintage fuel cans £88 and an old wooden sack truck at £48.

Several local vendors included items, with a Leyland 272 Synchro at £2800, a Landini 120 Legend 4WD (03 plate) at £12,700, and a very clean locally owned Massey Ferguson 4255 4WD (4200 hours – 51 plate) at £15,500.

Booking further sales throughout the region, please check the website as catalogues are coming on a weekly basis.