Hexham Ram Sale 2025
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HEXHAM RAM SALE 2025
A top price of £15,000, together with further highlights at £12,000 and £8,000, underlined a buoyant trade for Blackface rams at the annual North of England show and sale at Hexham. Across the day, 263 rams sold for an average of £1,516.69.
Leading the sale was a ram from Dennis and Stuart Charlton, Whiteside, sired by a £6,000 Hot Bank. He was marked down to Willie, Faye and Ryan Walton, Penpeugh at £15,000.
The second-highest price of £12,000 came for the final entry in the catalogue, from Andrew and Caroline Hunter, The Steel, Hexham. This shearling, sired by a £10,000 Livet, stood sixth in the pre-sale show. It was purchased by The Robsons of the Town Shields flock, Hexham and Jamie and Angus Murray of Sewingshields, Hexham.
Next in the money at £8,000 was a shearling by the £12,000 Dudlees tup, from the Walton family, Wanwood Hill. It was sold jointly to The Robsons of Yatesfield and The Turnbulls of Shepherds Croft.
The pre-sale champion, also from Wanwood Hill and by the same sire, realised £6,500, selling jointly to the Murray Brothers – Andrew of Stell Green and Jamie of Sewingshields.
The pen leader from Messrs Walton, Toft House, this one by a £2,600 Yatesfield bred sire, sold at £7,000 to Dennis & Stuart Charlton, Whiteside.
Completing the top line-up, the reserve champion from Rob and Richard Airey, Brownchesters, sold for £6,500 to John and Jonjo Pattinson, Hot Bank. This ram was a son of an Evistones sire and out of a Stell Green ewe.
OTHER LEADING PRICES
£5,800 – Prospect House to West Deanraw. £5,200 – Sewingshields to Harsondale. £5,000 – Harsondale to Great Chesters. £4,800 – Whiteside to Edges Green; Hot Bank to L Forster & Son; Hot Bank to E and L Fawcett. £4,200 – Keepers Cottage to The Steel and Carrick; Clennell to Brownchesters; Hot Bank to Quarry House and Mouldyhills. £3,900 – Carrick to Penpeugh and Allensgreen. £3,800 – Stewartshields to Camp Hill; Stell Green to J Herdman; Quarry House to Hot Bank; Hot Bank to A Carruthers and Sons.
