Double tops for Tamnamoney at Swatragh
Sponsored by Farmware Supplies, judging commenced with the shearling ram class under the expert eye of judge Shaune Duggan, Drumard Hill Texels, Knockloughrim, Magherafelt.
Mr Duggan choose his first place shearling ram and later Farmware Supplies Champion from Roger Strawbridge’s Tamnamoney pen. This Duncryne Uber Cool son later sold to Orval Wilson for the top price of the evening at 880gns.
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Hide AdStanding second in the line-up was the Killans exhibit from Stephen Etherson, a Poseyhill Wally son, also selling to the same buyer as the Champion for 580gns.
Colin Gregg’s Kildowney pen claimed the third place rosette in the Shearling Class. His Drummillar Wizard son also claimed the third best price for a shearling at 480gns.
First in the ram lamb class and later Mr Duggan’s Farmware Supplies Reserve Champion was Richard Henderson Ballynahone Texels. Another Duncryne Uber Cool son, he later went under the hammer to a packed ringside and selling to Kevin Scullion for 420gns.
It was a return to Roger Strawbridge’s Tamnamoney pen for the second place rosette. His Halbeath Woody son saw Mr Strawbridge take double tops, also pocketing the best price for a ram lamb at 550gns. Mr Duggan also returned to Stephen Etherson’s Killans pen for third place. This Springwell Young Blood son sold to A M Anderson for 500gns.
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