STIRLING BULL SALES: Two-time 25,000gns high for Charolais

Charolais bulls topped at 25,000gns twice, with a clearance rate of 79 per cent and averages up 571 on the year at 6,633.

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STIRLING BULL SALES: Two-time 25,000gns high for Charolais

Charolais bulls topped at 25,000gns twice, with a clearance rate of 79 per cent and averages up £571 on the year, at £6,633. 

Overall and senior champion, Glenericht Oasis, from W.K. and P. Drysdale, Blairgowrie, commanded the first of the day's high bids at 25,000gns.

A 12,000gns Caylers Gladiator son, Oasis is out of Glenericht Gem, a daughter of the 16,000gns Stirling junior champion, Clyth Diplomat.

The May 2018-born bull's full brother also sold for 11,500gns in October 2017. It was knocked down to D. Sawrij, Lauderdale, to join the Swalesmoor herd.

Matching the 25,000gns price tag and this time knocked down to Boden and Davies, Cheshire, was the reserve overall and junior champion, Elrick Outlaw, from M.J. Massie, Ellon.

An August 2018-born son of the French-bred Maerdy Gouverneur, the bull's dam, Elrick Florida, also bred the 8,500gns Stirling supreme champion, Elrick Malt, in October 2017.

Making 15,000gns was another from the Massie's. By the same sire as their overall reserve champion, Gouverneur, and out of Elrick Isidore, it went home with J. Crawford, County Londonderry.

Also making 15,000gns was the intermediate champion, Elgin Oliver, a June 2018-born bull from R.A. Milne, Elgin. A Woodpark Elgin son out of Elgin Ianthe, a Caylers Gladiator daughter, it sold to J. and J. Rix, Essex.

Next, at 13,000gns, was Maerdy Osgood, a June 2018-born bull from D.E. Evans, Mold. A Blelack Fablous son out of Maerdy Honney, it sold in a two-way split to C. Smeaton and Son, Angus, and Major D. F. W. H and N.R. Walter, Perthshire.

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Elrick Oxygen, which sold for 15,000gns.

Ten bulls sold for 10,000gns

  • Burrandon Olaf, from Messrs Curry, Morpeth, to J. Morton and Son, Melrose.
  • Swalesmore Oscar, from D. Sawrij, Lauderdale, to John W. Millar, Stirling
  • Woodpark Oaktree, from W. Short, County Tyrone to A. and R. Parton, Falkirk
  • Balthayock Overdrive, from Major D. F. W. H and N.R. Walter, Perthshire, to K. and J. Mallarkey, Ellon
  • Glenernan Ohboy, from W. and N. Milne, Strathdon, to James Jeffrey, Roxburghshire
  • Thrunton Orkey, from J.H.C. Campbell and Sons, to Jan Boomaars, Woldingham
  • Lagavaich Orlando, from A. and A. Wright, Ballindalloch, to G.T. Worldie, Aberdeenshire
  • Glenernan Original, from W. and N. Milne, to J. Gordon and Co., Aberdeenshire
  • Tweedale Orbit, J. Watson and Co., Berick upom Tweed, to F. T. Walton, Northumberland
  • Harestone Offtheclock, from R. and N. Barclay, Insch, to H. Crawford, County Antrim

Females

Topping the females at 5,500gns was the Charolais female champion, Allanfauld Ozzy, from A. MacGregor, Glasgow.

The July 2018-born heifer by Allanfauld is out of Allanfauld Gaga, and was sold free of the bull to Sean Mitchell, Penrith.

Next, at 3,200gns, was the reserve female champion, Thrunton Oriental, consigned by J.H.C. Campbell and Sons, Alnwick.

The Maerdy Jerusalem daughter was knocked down to David Dandie, West Lothian.

Averages

117 bulls, £6,633 (+£571); 4 females, £3,333.75.

Auctioneers: United Auctions

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