The tenth annual on-property sale for Rangan Charolais on account Graeme Cook and family saw 36 bulls sold to top price of $6750 and sale average of $4527.
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Eight stud heifers sold for average price $4343.
The top price was paid for Rangan Goldrush, a 19-month son of Ascot Goldrush and bought by M and W De Koyer, Barnawartha, Victoria.
Top-priced heifer was Rangan Showgirl (AI) (ET) (P) purchased for $6500 by G.R and N.E King, Frankston, Vic.
The daughter of Platinum Wind-fall W75E is only eight months old.
Stud principal Graeme Cook was very pleased with results.
"The way things are we had a good sale," he said.
"We sold another four bulls after the sale."
Interfaced with AuctionsPlus, the sale was conducted by Wodonga-based agents Corcoran Parker, Paull and Scollard Landmark and John Atkins Livestock Marketing along with Glasser Total Sales Management, Patrice Vale.
- Full report next week
