The recent Borderway Pedigree sales have seen a remarkable surge in investments, particularly in Beltex tup lambs. The premier sale, held on August 11th, set the stage for a series of high-profile transactions, culminating in the sale of “Woodies Kubota” for an impressive 25,000 Gns on August 15th. This blog post delves into the events and trade highlights of this premier sale.
Record-Breaking Sales
The premier sale of Beltex tup lambs at Borderway has been nothing short of extraordinary. The event saw ram lamb and shearling ram averages reaching unprecedented heights, reflecting the growing interest and investment in pedigree sheep. Notably, 12 shearling rams and four ram lambs broke the five-figure barrier, underscoring the high demand and value placed on these animals.
Top Sales and Champions
One of the standout moments of the sale was the auction of “Woodies Kubota,” which topped the sale at 25,000 gns. This exceptional tup lamb was sold to Ingram, Logie Durno, marking a significant highlight in the series of sales. The sale of “Woodies Kubota” is a testament to the quality and pedigree of the animals presented at the Borderway sales.
Previous Highlights
The premier sale also featured other notable transactions. For instance, Logie Durno Jack Daniel’s, which took the Overall Champion title, was sold for 20,000 Gns to Lakeview and Qaurrymount. This sale further emphasizes the competitive nature and high stakes of the event.
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Consistently High Averages
The overall performance of the sale was impressive, with all 20 lots from Logie Durno finding new homes and averaging just over £2500 each. This consistent high average indicates a robust market and strong interest from buyers, ensuring that the pedigree sheep trade remains vibrant and lucrative.
Conclusion
The Borderway Pedigree sales have once again proven to be a pivotal event in the livestock trading calendar. The record-breaking sales and high averages reflect the growing investment in Beltex sheep, with “Woodies Kubota” leading the charge at 25,000 Gns. As the market continues to thrive, it is clear that the demand for high-quality pedigree sheep is stronger than ever.

The success of the recent sales at Borderway sets a promising precedent for future events, ensuring that the pedigree sheep trade remains a dynamic and profitable sector.
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https://www.facebook.com/beltexsheep
harrisonandhetherington.co.uk/sale-reports
Beltexsheepsociety.co.uk/sales/