Another Gamble charity lamb makes top price at Skipton

Ken and Hazel Gamble, of Brickyard Farm, Easingwold have generously donated a second prime lamb for sale at Skipton Auction Mart on behalf of national farming charity, the Addington Fund.

Their latest, a single 53kg Beltex lamb, went on to sell for the day’s top price of £112 to Keelham Farm Shop, which has award-winning shops in Skipton and Thornton, near Bradford. The first lamb they donated last year also made top price in sale of £115. On both occasions, auctioneers Craven Cattle Marts waived their commission on the sales.

Ken and Hazel Gamble with their Beltex sheep

Ken and Hazel Gamble with their Beltex sheep

The Addington Fund’s ‘Tup 1 Ewe’ fundraising campaign enables sheep farmers to donate live sheep through participating auction markets around England and Wales, and nominate the sale proceeds to the charity.

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