Lyle Family Angus bull Prime Time MacGyver M65 by KO Equator topped the 20th annual Casino All Breeds bull and female sale last Saturday, selling to Mike Smith, Woodenbong, for $10,000.
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This top price for the Lyle family, Yorklea via Casino, equalled that from last year, when they also sold to this figure.
The diverse sale, featuring a dozen breeds, cleared 76 per cent of the offering to average $4464.
Angus bulls on offer 30 in number, averaged $5416.
The second top price of $8500 went to the Limousin bull Bella Valley Maxter by Netherhall Gallant from Amber Fizz produced by Kel and Janelle Graham, Bella Valley Limousins, Wyrallah via Lismore.
Limousin bulls on offer by all studs, 21 sold, averaged $4285.
Top Brangus bull, three year old Weona 3435 by Glenroya Echo from Weona 2803, produced by the Bulmer family, Leeville via Casino, sold for $7500.
Byron hinterland Brahman breeder Peter Robinson, sold the rising three year old grey Brahman, Helena 229/15, by Jomanda Kingston from Broandah Constans sold for $7000
A total of 14 Brangus bulls sold at the sale to average $5107.
Of the Charolais bulls 19 sold to an average of $3884 topping at $6000 for Mountview Michelin by Canoona Flameproof from a Mountview Lucinda, which was produced by Ian and Katrina Babbington, Cambooya via Toowoomba.
Shorthorn and Simmental bulls both topped at $5500.
The Newton family’ Eungella Shorthorn stud, Deervale via Dorrigo, sold rising three-year old Eungella Lance by Eungella Deervale Royalty, for that money.
The same price fell to the Jarrett family’s Jarravale Simmentals stud, Kyogle, with the two year old poll Jarravale Malachite by LRX HP Rocket.
Top poll Herefords by Chris Whitney, Old Bonlabo, and the Attwater family, Grafton, went for $5000.
Top Santa Gertrudis was Landon by Yulgilbar Zambezi for $4500, from Jack Sivewright, Lismore.
