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Mark Griggs

AVERAGE price record was broken at the 58th&nbsp;Dectomax National Shorthorn Show and Sale at $8500 when 104&nbsp;bulls sold from an offering of 117 topping at $32,000 on June 14.

Highlights in pictures of the national sale at Dubbo showground on June 14.

beyondblue ambassador, Fiona Coote, with purchaser of the charity heifer, Terra Wave M18 (P), Emma-Jane Lovell, Buckenbah Shorthorns, Terramungamine, who paid $5250, and Terry Williams of Terra stud, Dubbo, who donated the proceeds to beyondblue.

Two Shorthorn stud cattle donated by two members of the Dubbo Shorthorn fraternity grossed $10,250 when sold at the 58th Dectomax National Shorthorn Show and Sale at Dubbo. Pictured is Terry Williams, Terra stud, holding Terra Wave M18 (P) ($5250) and Ned Williams, Polldale stud, holding Polldale Lucifer L89 (P) ($5000 to Slack-Smith family, “Wyndella”, Burren Junction; with Mark Willis and Dan Guest of Dectomax-Zoetis and beyondblue ambassador, Fiona Coote.

Top price at $32,000 was paid by two studs in partnership for the grand champion bull, Bayview Usher L83 (P). Pictured are buyers from Terra stud, Dubbo, Ken, Mary and Terry Williams; and co-buyer Don Eather, Doolibah Shorthorns, Bunnan near Scone; with three generations of the Thompson family who bred Usher, Chris, James and Kevin, Bayview stud, Yorketown, South Australia.

Peter Mills, Wynyard stud, Finley, with Wynyard Larrikin L114 purchased for $14,000 by Andy Withers, Belmore stud, Naracoorte, South Australia, and held by Jacob Brennan, Cobram, Vic.

Lester Job holds his Division 2 champion Moombi Sparta L37 (P), which sold for $18,000 to Chris Hall, Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes, and Lincoln Job, Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, Queensland.

Campbell Keene, Gunnawarra Cattle Company, Yeoval, with his $26,000 second top-priced purchase, Moombi Kookaburra L52 (P), bred and exhibited by Lester Job and family, Moombi stud, Yeoval, and held by Selwyn Job.

Bayview Olympic L122 (P), winner of the second youngest class for the Thompson family, Bayview stud, Yorketown, SA, was purchased in partnership for $16,000 by the Polldale and Moombi studs of Dubbo and Yeoval respectively. Pictured at left is Ned and Sam Williams from Polldale stud, and James Thompson, Bayview stud; Olympic held by Chris Thompson; and Kim Williams, Polldale, and Lester Job, Moombi stud.

Sapphire Halliday and Scott Bruton, Roly Park Shorthorns, Lake Boga, Victoria, paid $9000 for Bayview Webster L40 held by Chris Thompson, Bayview stud, Yorketown, South Australia.

Bayview stud’s James and Chris Thompson, Yorketown, South Australia, paid $16,000 for Nagol Park ELMT LogoL227 (P), bred and held by Roger and Niaomi Evans and sons, Logan and Josh, Nagol Park Shorthorns, Tamworth.

Moombi Sparta L37 (P), by Yamburgan Sparta H369, the Division 2 champion, bred and offered by Lester Job and family, Moombi stud, Yeoval, sold for $18,000 to a partnership of Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes and Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, Queensland.

Two studs combined to pay $20,000 third top money for third placegetter Royalla Spotless L377 (P), bred and offered by the Job family’s Royalla stud, Yeoval.  Buyers were Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes and Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, Queensland.

Two white bulls were keenly sought after by two breeders (Warraberry stud, Parkes, and Marellan stud, Emerald, Qld) and purchased for a total outlay of $38,000. Left is the $18,000 Division 2 champion Moombi Sparta L37 (P) held by Lincoln Job, Marellan Shorthorns; and the $20,000 Royalla Spotless L377 (P), held Chris Hall, Warraberry Shorthorns.

Two white bulls were purchased in partnership for a total outlay of $38,000 by two breeders. Chris Hall, Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes, who holds the $20,000 Royalla Spotless L377 (P), while Lincoln Job, Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, holds the $18,000 Division 2 champion Moombi Sparta L37 (P).

Royalla Spotless L377 (P) a third placegetter sold for third-top price of $20,000. Bred by the Job family, Royall stud, Yeoval, Spotless was purchased in partnership by Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes and Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, Qld. Pictured is Neilsen Jon of Royalla; Lincoln Job of Marellan; Chris Hall of Warraberry and Nick Job holds to bulls.

Lincoln Job, Marellan Shorthorns, Emerald, Qld, buyer; with his father, Neilsen Job, Royalla stud, Yeoval, and the $20,000 third-top-priced Royalla Spotless L377 (P), with the other buyer Chris Hall, Warraberry Shorthorns, Parkes, and Nick and Sue Job, Royalla stud.

AVERAGE price record was broken at the 58<sup>th</sup>&nbsp;Dectomax National Shorthorn Show and Sale at $8500 when 104&nbsp;bulls sold from an offering of 117 topping at $32,000 on June 14.

SA’s Usher takes grand ribbon and top money

SA’s Usher takes grand ribbon and t...

Check out the photos from the Dubbo Dectomax Shorthorn National sale.

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