Stirling Bull Sales: Strong trade for Salers and Luing bulls

Luing bulls sold to a high of 14,000gns, with Salers bulls topping at 9,500gns

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Benhar Calypso from Robert McNee, Armadale, which sold for 14,000gns to Islay Estates, Isle of Islay.
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Benhar Calypso from Robert McNee, Armadale, which sold for 14,000gns to Islay Estates, Isle of Islay.

Salers sell to 9,500gns With 12 bulls selling to an average of £5,513, up £335, on the year, it was Tom Walling of Farmstock Genetics, Selkirk, which led the bidding at 9,5000gns for the overall champion,...

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