British Limousin Cattle Society

Ian Nimmo also accepted a 11,000gns bid for Maraiscote Fergus (lot 281), sired by Virginia Andy. Born in May 2010, the bull won second prize at the 40th anniversary of British Limousin Show. Buyers...

At 12,000gns was lot 156, Whinfellpark Flamboyant, from Messrs. Jenkinson of Penrith, Cumbria. The Wilodge Cerberus son is out of Whinfellpark Betty and has a beef value of +30. The bull was first in...

Senior male champion, Rathconville Flynn (lot 170) attracted some heated bidding, eventually being knocked down at 12,000gns. The March 2010-born Guards Boomer son was offered by Paul Brown of County Armagh. He went to...

The day saw an average of £5,737.31 for senior bulls, with intermediates at £4,728.18. The average for junior bulls came in at £8,205. Overall average was £5,929.15.

Maraiscote Floyd (lot 291) was another high flyer, with bidding up to 30,000gns for this prolific show winner offered by Ian Nimmo. Out of Maraiscote Chanel, the June, 2010-born bull has an outstanding beef value of...

Michael Loughran's trip from over the water in County Tyrone proved worthwhile when his May 2010-born bull clinched his class championship and created a stir in the sale ring, where bidding reached 32,000gns. Millgate Fame (lot 283),...

Another 22,000gns bid secured Bruce Goldie's Vantastic-sired Goldies Fandango. This much-fancied lot (number 294) took the junior and overall championship on show day. Fandango was born in June 2010 and has a beef value of +30. His...

The Wilodge Tonka son, Norman Fred, attracted the attention of a number of potential buyers, with bidding eventually reaching 7,500gns. He stood at lot number 202 in the catalogue and has a beef value of...

A 22,000gns bid leads the day so far, with fierce competition for Larkhill Firmount (lot 164), a son of Haltcliffe Vermount put forward by Brian McAuley of County Antrim. The bull, which has a...

Elrick Frenchman (lot 183), a son of Wilodge Fantastic was crowned intermediate champion and made 5,800gns in the ring. M and L Massie were the vendors.