00:00The portions were really reflective to the yarding. The vendors did a great job of presenting their
00:04stock and getting them up for a tough season. Anything that was under done that did sort of
00:09take a little bit of a hit but anything that was presented well was really well rewarded.
00:13We saw one and a half's top from the Trowbridge family at $388 and they went to the Brendan
00:23Sean Francis down the southeast there. Most one and a half's were between $260 and $360. Secondary one and a half's
00:32$180 to $260. Into your two and a half's $200 to $328. Your three and a half's they topped with the C's
00:42they were $250 to $320. Your four and a half's $176 to $250 and five and a half's were $190 to $232.
00:52It was a real mixed crowd. The sheep went, a lot of sheep have gone east. Obviously with the tighter
00:58times towards the west and a lot of sheep going back to borders and terminals, yeah.
