Store cattle were judged by Matthew and Harry Brown, Bridlington, who awarded the championship to a British Blue heifer from N. Cooper and Son, Broughton in Furness, which they went on to buy for the top heifer price of 拢1,800.
The second and third placed any other continental breed heifers were British Blues consigned by M.A. and J. Temple, Ulpha, which made 拢1,495 and 拢1,475 each.
Reserve champion was the winning steer, a Limousin consigned by A. Hartley, Seathwaite, which sold for 拢1,755, also to the judges.
Messrs Turner, Ulpha, had the second and third prize winning steers, both Limousins which made 拢1,585 and 拢1,495 respectively.
Top priced bull was the first prize winner, a Limousin, also from Messrs Hartley, which sold for 拢1,655. The second prize winner from the same vendor made 拢1,565.
The winning Limousin heifer from D.J. and M.J. Hoggarth, Ulpha, sold for 拢1,575.
The first prize native-bred heifer was a South Devon consigned by J. Roberts and Sons, Drigg, which sold for 拢1,355. The second and third prize winners were Aberdeen-Angus from M. and G.M. Fox, Ulpha, which sold for 拢1,485 each.
Messrs Roberts also had the first and second prize native bred steers, South Devons, which made 拢945/head.
Averages 鈥� bulls, 拢1,206.87; steers, 拢1,191.22; heifers, 拢1,064.16.
Auctioneers: Barnard Castle and Teesdale Farmers Auction Mart Co.
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