High of 9,500gns for Simmentals at Stirling

A new Stirling May sale average of 5,345, up 510 up on last year, was set for Simmental bulls which peaked at 9,500gns for a 81 per cent clearance rate.

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High of 9,500gns for Simmentals at Stirling

A new Stirling May sale average of £5,345, up £510 up on last year, was set for Simmental bulls which peaked at 9,500gns for a 81 per cent clearance rate. Topping the sale was October 2019-born Denizes...

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