STIRLING BULL SALES: Burnbank Rockstar leads Limousins at 14,000gns

Limousins peaked at 14,000gns at Stirling bull sales to average 5,749, down 162 on 2021, although clearance rates were up at 90 per cent.

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STIRLING BULL SALES: Burnbank Rockstar leads Limousins at 14,000gns

Limousins peaked at 14,000gns at Stirling bull sales to average 5,749, down 162 on 2021, although clearance rates were up at 90 per cent.

Topping the bids was April 2020-born Burnbank Rockstar, from Dougie and Lynda Graham, Stirling. A son of privately bought Redpaths Nobleman, and out of homebred Burnbank Izzy, it was knocked down to Huntlyhill Farms, Lanark.

Next at 10,000gns was the overall and senior champion, April 2020-born Elrick Roosevelt, from Michael and Lisa Massie, Ellon. A son of Elrick Jethro and out of Elrick Gagrielle, its full brother has previously stood senior champion at Stirling before selling for 6,000gns. The buyers were R. and J. Temple, Dumfriesshire.

Making 9,000gns next for Archie and John MacGregor, Glasgow, was 21-month-old Dyke Robroy. A Goldies Lordoftherings son, out of Dyke Mull, its full brother Dyke Pacman sold for 8,200gns at Stirling October 2020. It went home with Matthew Jack, Fife.

Bruce Goldie, Dumfries, sold Goldies Rolex, an April 2020-born Ampertaine Jamboree son out of Goldies Fragrance for 8,500gns. The buyers were Wester Kinloch Farms, Perth.

Two more bulls sold for 8,000gns, the first being Ronick Ralph from Ronald Dick, Stirling, which sold to N.A. M. and S. Trotter, Kelso. At the same money was the junior champion Goldies Rambler, another from the Goldie consignment. It went home with R. and A. Stodart, Angus.

Averages: 53 bulls, 5,749 (-162 on 2021)

Auctioneers: United Auctions

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