Merino rams at Yarrawonga, Harden sold to $22,000

By Stephen Burns
September 18 2019 - 1:00pm

I liked his outlook, he is well balanced with a very productive bulky fleece.

- Mark Pendergast, Cottage Park Merinos, Cooma
Rick Power, Landmark sheep consultant to Cottage Park, with Yarrawonga's Sam Phillips, buyers Jody and Mark Pendergast of Cottage Park, Cooma, and Steve Phillips, Yarrawonga, with the top priced ram worth $22,000.
Rick Power, Landmark sheep consultant to Cottage Park, with Yarrawonga's Sam Phillips, buyers Jody and Mark Pendergast of Cottage Park, Cooma, and Steve Phillips, Yarrawonga, with the top priced ram worth $22,000.
Steve Phillips, Jack McRae, Sam Phillips, Warren McRae and Ben Patrick with the two Poll Merino rams bought by the McRaes for $12,000 and $6000.
Steve Phillips, Jack McRae, Sam Phillips, Warren McRae and Ben Patrick with the two Poll Merino rams bought by the McRaes for $12,000 and $6000.
Damian Meaburn, Paul Dooley, Ben Patrick and Steve Phillips, Yarrawonga, with the ram bought by Roy Freeman, Stonehouse Grazing, Lemont, Tas for $20,000.
Damian Meaburn, Paul Dooley, Ben Patrick and Steve Phillips, Yarrawonga, with the ram bought by Roy Freeman, Stonehouse Grazing, Lemont, Tas for $20,000.

Outstanding scale was the most often quoted comment from buyers when asked about the rams they had purchased at the Yarrawonga Merino and Poll Merino ram sale at Harden on account Steve, Liz and Sam Phillips on Monday.

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