STIRLING BULL SALES: Aberdeen-Angus bulls sell to 20,000gns twice

Two top bids of 20,000gns led the Aberdeen-Angus trade with 74 head sold, averaging £6,185, down £542 on the year with a clearance rate of 71 per cent

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Aberdeen Angus bulls reached a high of 20,000gns twice at the first round of this year's Stirling bull sales event.
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Aberdeen Angus bulls reached a high of 20,000gns twice at the first round of this year's Stirling bull sales event.

The first to clinch the top price of 20,000gns was the reserve intermediate champion, Thrunton Best Man Y566, an April 2022-born bull from Ian Campbell and his sons, Andrew and Bruce, Alnwick. By the...

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