Show and Sales News

A solid commercial and pedigree demand for Aberdeen-Angus bulls saw the breed witness an impressive trade at their premier show and sale at United Auctions, Stirling on Monday 6th February.

An April-born heifer calf took the day’s top price for Aberdeen-Angus females at yesterday’s sale in Stirling when Rawburn Miss Essence S326 from the Elliot family of Roxburgh Mains, Kelso, sold for 9500gns to Brailes Livestock, Banbury.

After a long session in the centre of the ring in Stirling for the February Bull Sales, judge Liam Muir, Orkeny, found his champion in the form of this overall intermediate champion, Cheeklaw Jake Eric R353, from the Lucas family, a result made more important as the herd is due...

After a long session in the centre of the ring in Stirling for the February Bull Sales, judge Liam Muir, Orkeny, found his champion in the form of this overall intermediate champion, Cheeklaw Jake Eric R353, from the Lucas family, a result made more important as the herd is due to be dispersed in October.

Melview Angus is delighted to announce the purchase of a 50% share of one of the most interesting bulls in the breed today, Blelack Dynamite N201, from his breeders Neil and Graeme Massie at Blelack, Dinnet, Aberdeenshire.

Forthcoming Sale

The 21-month-old Aberdeen-Angus bull, Idvies Pink Parson R696, bred by the Fraser family at Newton of Idvies, Forfar, has been sold in a five-figure private deal to German breeders, Messrs Marc and Holger Born, Hessen.

Kincardine Castle Aberdeen-Angus herd has this week announced the private sale of the 10-month old Kincardine Castle Jacks Eric S101 to Bernhard Delle's Donaumoos herd in Germany.