Another Plumtree Deus Son sells well
January 2012 born Craigatoke Highandmighty sold to Messrs Owen for 9,000gns. Standing first in his class yesterday out of Craigatoke Unique.
Bruce Goldie's next bull...
Sympa son sells for 6,500gns
in the form of Tomschoice Harlequin brought forward by JM & S Cooper. Out of Tomschoice Exotic with a beef value of + 32.
26,000gns for Gorrycam Hazzard Reserve Junior & Reserve Overall Champion
Brought forward by Stephen Reel this Cloughhead Umpire son is out of Gorrycam Daisy and is a full sister to Gorrycam Diarra who sold...
Overall & Junior Champion Craigatoke Halo enters the ring
the first ever bull sold at Carlisle by Michael Coyle this bull looked magnificent as he entered the ring. Bidding was fast and furious........
Knock Limousins sell to 4,500gns
Albert Howie's Knock Black Gladtidings looked powerful in the ring and sold for 4,500gns. From the same family as Knock Black Glencoe who...
Trade continues at a pace from Carlisle …
Brought to Carlisle by DG & MJ Edwards, Dyfri Goldfinger was one of the first sons of Ironstone Brandy to be offered for sale...
Strong bidding for Dinmore bull
in the form of Dinmore Gforce which was sold for 6,500gns - another Carmorn Copilot son got by AI out of Wintercott Serena.
Next bull...
Messrs Ridley’s trade goes from strength to strength
with 10,500gns just bid for Haltcliffe Gold - another Procters Commander son out of the Cloughhead Umpire daughter Haltcliffe Dawn.
Just before a change of Auctioneer ….
the last couple of lots went for:-
5,000gns - lot 118 Tweeddale Gonzo from J Watson and 6,800gns for Haltcliffe Guinea from Messrs Ridley that...
A & D Proctor make five figures for Swarland Black Geordie
which was knocked down to 10,000gns - this red coated black genetics bull is by Emslies Enigma out of Swarland Tansy with a Beef...
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