The Price family of Moongool Charolais and Simbrahs, Yuleba, Qld, sold 128 Charolais and Simbrah bulls for an overall average of $15,054 on Monday.
In the breakdown, 78 Charolais bulls sold for an average of $16,179 topping at $48,000, while 50 Simbrah bulls averaged $13,300 and topped at $24,000.
Bulls sold to a vast buying spread from Casino, to Cunnamulla, Clermont, Charters Towers, Richmond, Nebo, into southern Queensland and all ports in between.
The $48,000 top-priced Charolais bull was the red factor Moongool MR Q551, a son of Waterford Midnight Lightning from Moongool Red Cross 16.
He was selected by repeat buyers David, Lynette, Blake and Amy Whitechurch, 4 Ways Charolais, Inverell.
Moongool MRQ551 is a proud bull with a sirey outlook and was selected by the Whitechurch family for his excellent muscle pattern, strong pedigree, and great depth.
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Amy Whitechurch said they liked his thickness, skin type and breed character, with the added bonus of being a polled and red factor bull.
Next at $39,000 was Moongool MR Q515, a son of Waterford Lancelot L42E from a Silverstream Evolution E168 daughter, which sold to Glen Huntley, Kilburnie, Muckadilla, Qld.
Overall, Ivan Price said it was a solid sale and the top priced Charolais bull was a standout to him as he has a proven pedigree, great scans, sleek coat and sire appeal.
Mr Price told the crowd it was the first time the family had offered Simbrahs and he was happy with what he had catalogued.
The Price family bought Gowrie Station near Charleville, Qld, from Noel and Jill Mobbs in 2019 and the family also negotiated a deal to buy selected Gowrie Simbrah stud females which were joined to Gowrie bulls who have then calved down under the Moongool prefix.
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The $24,000 top Simbrah was Moongool MR R87, representing all Gowrie bloodlines, he was selected by Rod and Lyn Sperling, Rodlyn, Bell, Qld. Repeat buyers of the Gowrie bloodlines, the Sperlings said they thought he was a real sire with extra length of body, tremendous breed character, strong bone and a quiet temperament.
"We will use him in our commercial herd, and maybe keep a couple of his sons," Mr Sperling said.
Selling agents were Nutrien, GDL, Hoch and Wilkinson, Elders.
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