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A massive entry of 19,645 Mule ewe lambs were forward at Lazonby yesterday for the annual Alston Moor sale which saw trade level at a remarkable £77.33. Topping the trade, which saw lambs
sold to most parts of the UK were a pen from R H and E M Lord, The Bog which sold at £180 to Messrs Mulcaster. At £155 were the first prize pen from R J and K Tiplady, Powis House, which
sold to P Elliot, Mungriedale. TOP FLOCK AVERAGES (50 SHEEP OR MORE) Oakbank – £105.01 (50), Keskadale – £97.12 (101), The Dyke – £91.81 (84) .Powis House – £88.89 (128), Highside – £88.83
(56), Knarr Farm – £88.74 (93), The Bog – £86.87 (103), Farney Shields – £86.77 (315), Scarrowmanwick – £86.67 (99), Hightown – £86.56 (57), Keisley – £86.54 (247), Coldshields – £86.29
(143), Gapshields – £86.02 (187), Brampton Fell – £85.48 (106) Manesty – £84.17 (125), Hesley Well – £83.62 (167), The Slack – £82.97 (64) Whitewall – £82.66 (226), Outhwaite – £82.60 (243),
Williamston – £81.60 (134), High Loveladyshields – £81.59 (108), Haining House – £81.56 (175), East Unthank – £81.16 (226), Harbour Flatt – £81.12 (146), Haber Farm – £81.84 (250),
Grassfield – £80.46 (124) (Harrison and Hetherington).