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Junior Champ sells to 4800gns

  • Monday, 24 November 2008 12:42

Prices peaked at 4800gns for the junior champion at the NI Charolais Club’s autumn show and sale in Dungannon Farmers Mart.. Drumconnis Colossus ,a Doonally new son by an Organdi dam which was exhibited by John McGrath, Dromore was knocked down to Vivian McGee, Dungannon

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Females to 3500 Guineas at Dungannon

  • Wednesday, 08 October 2008 11:19

A top price of 3500gns was realised at the NI Charolais Club’s show and sale in Dungannon when George Henderson, Bushmills sold his cow and calf team to Vivian McGee, Dungannon. Sandelford Tasmin, by the Oldstone Egbert son, Drummeer Major

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Charolais Champ to 6000 Guineas

  • Tuesday, 03 June 2008 16:30

The supreme champion at the Northern Ireland Charolais Club show and sale in Dungannon this week was not only the choice of judge, Danny McKay from Ballymena

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Hot Demand at Ballymena

  • Wednesday, 07 May 2008 16:13

Charolais bulls sold hot and fast at the NI Charolais club’s show and sale in Ballymena this week with four animals selling to 4000 gns and over and the 21 bulls sold averaging £2560.

Topping the sale was an April 07 bull from Brian and William McAllister’s herd at Kells which sold to James McCurdy Broughsahe for 4100gns.. Burnside Cedric commanded keen interest as he is the first son of Balmyle Vagabond to be offered for sale.

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Hot Trade at Charolais March Sale

  • Monday, 10 March 2008 17:12

A packed ringside bid furiously for one of the largest offerings of Charolais cattle ever presented at a Northern Ireland Charolais Club sale.

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