A busy ringside at Lisahally saw a top price of 1560gns for Adrian Liggett’s pre-sale champion, Corbo Im The Boy. This Forkins Hawkeye son out of a Alderview Explosive daughter sold to A and R Dickson and Sons, Drumquin.
Next in demand was the reserve champion, another ram lamb, this time from Alan Glendinning’s Lylehill pen, Lylehill Ice was knocked down for 1310gns. He is a Hexel Geronimo son out of a Mullan Armani daughter.
Buyers returned to the Corbo lamb pen again for another Hawkeye son, Corbo Into The Wind, out of a Rhaeadr Entrepreneur sired dam.
The judge’s third prize rosette went to Joseph Muldoon’s, Carnteel lamb exhibit, Carnteel Indiana, a Clarks Grey Goose son out of a Rhaeadr Entrepreneur daughter which sold for 1220gns.
The top shearling price went to the first prize exhibit from Patrick Blee’s Dunelm Heisenberg, a Garngour First Class son out of a Mullan Dare Devil sired dam. He topped the shearling trade at 820gns.
Selling at the same price was the third prize shearling from Seamus McBride, McBride Hercules. He’s a Lakeview Gold Dust son out of a Quarry Eminem daughter.
Michael Ward was next to catch the buyer’s eye with his Altinaghree son, Hercules, a homebred General Lee son out of a ewe by Lochar Domino, selling at 700gns.
Averages; 35 ram lambs £722, eight shearling rams £603 (Lisahally Mart).