Unjoined ewes top Forbes money at $322 each

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Updated January 11 2019 - 4:33am, first published 4:30am
Adam Chudleigh, McCarron Cullinane Chudleigh, Forbes; co-judge, Jenny Bradley, New Armatree Border Leicester stud, Armatree; Glamis Trophy donor, Murray Brown, Glamis BL stud, Bedgerabong; winner for third consecutive year Geoff Jones, The Troffs, Trundle; co-judge Barry Harper, Cadell BL stud, Ariah Park and Norm Haley of Forbes Show Society which conducts the best presented pen competition.
Adam Chudleigh, McCarron Cullinane Chudleigh, Forbes; co-judge, Jenny Bradley, New Armatree Border Leicester stud, Armatree; Glamis Trophy donor, Murray Brown, Glamis BL stud, Bedgerabong; winner for third consecutive year Geoff Jones, The Troffs, Trundle; co-judge Barry Harper, Cadell BL stud, Ariah Park and Norm Haley of Forbes Show Society which conducts the best presented pen competition.

MORE than 20,000 sheep, the majority being first-cross ewes, cleared to Central and Southern Tablelands districts and Riverina during the 40th annual Forbes first-cross ewe sale on Thursday with 10 month-old unjoined first-cross ewes selling to a top of $322.

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Mark Griggs

Journalist 0- Central West NSW

Central West and Western editorial reporter living at Wellington and based out of The Land, Dubbo office.

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