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Beslea Dare to Dream Sale Greater Than You Could Ever Imagine

 
Always chasing their dreams and working hard each day to make them become reality, Brianne Brown and the team at Beslea Holsteins and Jersey’s hosted their Dare to Dream sale that was a roaring success.  The sale  had 24 live lots out of 31 offered sold to every corner of the USA as well as Ontario & Quebec averaging $4933.00.
 
High seller was Lilyking Blue Diamond. A Sept Diamondback from the Knonaudale Jasmine family consigned and bred by Mary Pearson & Adam Hunt. She sold to Hovden/Gibbs/Allyn/Breakell/Beslea for $18100.00.
 
2nd High seller was Brown Heaven Elmstar Flaky. An August heifer who’s granddam is a full sister to Brown Heaven Glen Fantasy EX97 sold to Pacheco/McKinven/Beslea for $12000.00. Consigned and bred by Brown Heaven in Quebec .
 
But more than just the sale there many touching moments including this special message that Brianne shares here :
Yesterday on the buyers list I mentioned there would be a special announcement today. I received a lot of compliments on my sale posts this week but nothing I say here is going to do justice to the incredible act of generosity bestowed upon our family after the sale. I will try to keep this short but the emotions are strong here so bear with me!!!!!! A friend I grew up with in 4H back when I lived in Dufferin County reached out yesterday out of the blue. You could say we had lost touch over the years but is that really ever the case with facebook and social media these days? Dwayne asked us to have Chase pick from two of the remaining summer yearlings in the sale and asked that we put her in Chase’s name with Jersey Canada. As you will see in the video Chase chose Beslea Fizz Alligator…..here’s the kicker…….and the tears have started…..again……the purchase price of Alligator, $2000.00, has been donated to the Ontario Autism Coalition and Chase gets to keep Alligator. Thank you doesn’t seem sufficient. There are no words big enough. From the bottom of our hearts THANK YOU!!!
The sale also awarded several different scholarship winners:
  • Gabby Barnes is 10 yrs old from NY & Addison Dwyre is 13 yrs old from Ontario. They tied for first and both received $1000.00 from Beslea Farms & Select Sires Genervations towards the purchase of their calves. Gabby purchased Beslea Scout Pitter Patter & Addison purchased Lorivale VIP Crush.
  • June Ibbotson also from Ontario was our Honorable mention and has won the chance to work with Steph Murphy and Camron Murphy of Ronbeth Holsteins to pick a cow from their herd to flush and receive 2 free embryos.
  • Daniel Weaver is from the UK and won our International competition. Daniel has expressed interest in coming to North America to work with us at the Royal or Madison post Covid.
    Aimee Van Loon is from Ontario and she won the 16 to 21 age Category. Aimee is receiving a check for $1000.00 from Beslea Farms & Select Sires Genervations.

Old-Bankston-AL Wynonna Smashes Breed Public Sale Record at The Quest for Franchise Sale

The Quest for Franchise Sale (US) goes in the record books with the new all-time, high-selling Ayrshire – Old-Bankston-AL Wynonna-ET. Wynonna smashed the previous public sale record for the breed as she brought $67,000. She was consigned by Kurt, Ted & Scott Wolf and Adam Ludwig, she will find her new home at Misty Meadow Dairy in Tillamook, OR.

Claquato Apple Brandy-Red

Claquato Apple Brandy-Red EX-90, a 7th generation EX Awesome daughter from the offspring of Premium-Farms Adonis was the top selling Holstein at $56,000. Her Unstopabull daughter Miss Imallin-Red, brought $18,800 and her Diamondback daughter City-Slickers Bon Voyage, sold for $18,750.

The sale averaged $8,959 average on 107 live lots and choices and was held at Maple-Leigh Futures in Delavan, WI

Warramont Diamondback Fondue Tops Master Breeder Complete Dispersal at $24,000

The First Stage Complete Dispersal Sale of the Master Breeder Warramont Holstein herd of David and Trudy Fiebig of Mt Gambier, SA was held at the Warrnambool Selling Centre before a large audience both live and online.
Sale top of $24,000 was the outstanding young cow Warramont Diamondback Fondue, VG 88 (pictured). She displayed exceptional Breed type and is bred down from the former Melbourne and Adelaide Royal Champion Warramont Winluke Frosti, EX 91 that comes from the World famous Quality Fran family in Canada, this top young cow was purchased by Simon Wilkie of Bacchus Marsh.
Second high seller at $13,500 was Warramont Doorman Daybreak 10, VG 87, BPI +401 with 497 kgs fat on her most recent lactation. She was of many top cows bred down from Elite Mountain Dreamer, VG 87, 12 SBC and was purchased by P Fullerton of Nirranda. The same buyer also selected maternal sisters Warramont Heath Dallas, VG at $6,750 and Warramont Xmas Dallas, VG 86 at $6,000 these young cows completed 11 generations of VG.
The Emu Banks herd of B & J Dickson of Terang selected four top young cows Warramont Contender Deluxe, VG 86, a 14 gen EX & VG at $7,250, Warramont Kingboy Daybreak 11, VG 87 at $7,000, Warramont Superhero Davina, BPI +432 at $6,500 and Warramont Christmas Delight, VG at $6,000. All bred from the high performance Mountain Dreamer family. The large scale Donnybrook Props of SA selected several fine young cows including the fine uddered Red cow Warramont Licorice Fuschia, VG at $6,000.
Other noted cow sales included Warramont Solomon Flamingo, VG at $5,800 to B & A Tweedle of Glencoe, SA. Warramont Microchip Desktop, a full sister to Dataset at Genetics Australia selling at $5,500 to Damion Henry of Tinamba. Warramont Picardus Daybreak 8, VG at $5,100 to J & J Hibberson of Katunga.
Warramont Zinger Tint-Red at $5,000 to D & J Custance of Nyora.
The extremely well presented line of Autumn calving heifers met strong demand selling to a top of $5,750 for Warramont Solomon Lady, a daughter of an EX 92, 3E dam with near 100,000 litres bred from the famed Glomar Lucky family, she was selected by A & M Lindquist of Scotts Creek, this buyer also selected Warramont Akyol Tint-Red at $5,400. J & J Hibberson were strong buyers throughout the day and selected the following heifers Warramont Solomon Darling bred from 3 gens of 100,000 litre lifetime dams at $5,000 along with Contender Daybreak 25 at $4,600 and Byway Dixie at $4,500.
D & M Stewart of Pyramid Hill paid $4,800 Warramont Providence Dakota bred from 11 gens of EX & VG dams. N Stevens of Simpson purchased Warramont Providence Fleur at $4,500.
Dairy Livestock Services report buyers were from all parts of Victoria and South Australia.
92 Cows av $4,025
38 Heifers av $3,595
130 Holsteins gross $506,700 and overall average $3,900

Best Benz Daughters Tops 26th edition of the German Sunrise Sale at €33,600

AK Best Lady (171 gRZG/Best Benz) topped the 26th edition of the German Sunrise Sale at €33,600. She was purchased by syndicate of Mecklenburg young Holsteins. She has indexes of  gTPI 2697 | gLPI 3239 GRZG 171 171 RZ € 3212 RZ € | GROW 113 RZGES RZGesund 119 A2A2. Her dam Clara sold at the Sunrise Sale in 2019, she is from Eastview Mtoto Mia Lady EX90. The 2nd highest seller was a Best Benz from the Rudy Missy family also with 171 gRZG, came to €30,100. The sale averaged €8206 (45 lots).

Nosbisch Holsteins Winter Fun Sale Great Success Powered by New Platform

The first edition of the Nosbisch Holsteins Winter Fun Sale 2021 was held as an online live auction through the new platform Friday evening. With over 500 viewers and over 200 online bidders, the large online crowd generated lively bid activity right from the start of the sale. All lots and incl. 7 of 8 embryo packages were sold successfully which resulted in a clearance of >95%.

Sale Topper NH Winter Fun Sale for € 22.000: Mattenhof HO Graziana VG-87-DE 2yr.
High Octane x Galys-Vray EX-94-CH

The sale offered many great lots with something for everybody including the sale topper a fresh VG-87-DE 2yr High Octane daughter straight out the European & Swiss Expo Champion: Galys-Vray EX-94-CH. There was many international interest for the first edition of this sale with bidders from: Germany, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Danmark, Spain, Austria, United Kingdom, Ireland and Malta. Lots sold to buyers from seven different countries.

The NH WINTER FUN SALE is organized by European Livestock Service & Eurogenes

SALE FACTS
26 / 26 female lots sold – average: € 4.627
3 / 3 jumper bulls sold – average: € 1.833
7 / 8 embryo packages sold (25 embryos in total) – average: € 491 / embryo
Lots sold to no less than seven different countries

Roaring Success at the Fun in the Sun – Averages $46,385

Fun in the Sun Sales have been a smashing success for sellers & buyers. The sale series that continues to run the highest averages, averaged on 37 Holstein lots at $46,385 and $1,858,500.00 gross.  Topping the sale was Penn-England Gifian17590-ET at $155,000.  She is an October Maximus daughter who is in the top 100 for TPI and NM$ from the same family as Fustead SSI Solution.  The 2nd highest seller was FB 456042 Helix 689069-ET for $137,000.  She is a Helix from the Pine-Tree 9839 Fraz 7613 family.   Rounding out the top sellers was Vatland Taos Logic 5535-ET at $130,000.  She is #7 NM$ Taos daughter from the same family as Crimson at ABS. 

RHO Banana-P Tops the Masterrind Exclusive Sale at €19,500

RHO Banana-P (162 gRZG), a Simon-Gymnast from the Baby Bumble family topped the Masterrind Exclusive Sale (Germany) at €19,500. She was bred by Hans-Jürgen & Karin Regus GbR, Dachsbach and  will be housed in a barn in the Netherlands in future.  

An other absolute top price gained the Weser-Milch Lünschen KG, Loxstedt. Calf Alison (S. Best Benz) was bought for € 15,400 and will go to North Rhine-Westphalia. 

The Kastens Holsteins GbR, Stuhr, also achieved a very good price of € 9,400 for their Mirand-PP calf GHH Anna. She will start her journey to Northern Ireland. 

The red Altattop-Red calf RZH Panacotta from Marco Hellwig will leave for Russia. It was bought for € 8,400 by a Russian bidder. 

Furthermore, Franz Meyer, Friesoythe, and Jürgen Hintze, Trebel, achieved super prices for their calves:  € 10.000 for  Bambi (S. Speedy Red) and  € 14.500 for WEH Leoni (S. Copyright). While Bambi will move to the Netherlands, WEH Leoni will stay in Germany.

Not less interesting than the calves were the very high priced fresh heifers. CCC Undenied Sometimes (S. Undenied) from the Canadian Cattle Club, Struxdorf, was the absolute top seller among the calved heifers. After 32 bids she was finally bought by a Bavarian bidder for € 12,400. 

# 7 CCC Undenied Sometimes VG-88 (S. Undenied)

As with the first online auction in Lingen last autumn 2020, bidders were widespread. With a total of 1,250 registered bidders for the MASTERRIND
auction tool
– an unprecedented number was reached. In addition to German buyers, many bids and purchases came from almost all of Europe.

All offered sales animals found a new owner. With a very good average price of nearly € 6,200, there was something for every bidder. Also for the future MASTERRIND is pleased to be able to offer an attractive range of exclusive animals to customers near and far and to provide this appealing sales platform
to the many enthusiastic breeders.

Crown Red from well-known breed cow Art-Acres Shottle Kay Family tops Online-sale of Qnetics at €18.500

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Topping  the Online-sale of Qnetics (`Sonderkollektion`) at €18.500 was Bacon-Hill Kay-Red (2743 gTPI). Kay goes back to the well-known breed cow Art-Acres Shottle Kay EX 90 via Crown Red x Salvatore RDC x VG 88 Delta x VG 87 Delta x VG 87 Cashcoin x VG 88 Man-O-Man. A CopyrightGymnast (Marilyn Monroe-family) and a Radar-Benz from L-L-M Jedi Dysis sold at €9.400 und €9.000. The average: €5.150.

Bons Holsteins Hosts Very Successful 100% Homebred Sale

The team at Bons Holsteins hottest their 100% homered sale that consisted of 10 live lots and one embryo lot and averaged€5945.  The top seller was Lot#1: Unix x Bons-Holsteins Koba 191 EX-94 Jasper: €10.600,- buyer Inseok Lee (South Korea). The 2nd highest seller was Lot #6: High Octane x Ella 158 EX-94 Mailing: €9200,- buyer Johan Roos and Marc Schellinger (Netherlands). Rounding out the top sellers was Lot#4: Unix x VG-89 3YR Solomon x EX-94 Lauthority: €9000,- buyer Rick Hammink, Max Baak and Jurre Roesink (Netherlands). Read more about Bons Holsteins here

 

Successful premier of Top Genetic Online Sale

During the present lockdown situation OHG could not issue the traditional International Black & White Days in the Halle Gartlage. Instead of that was for first time an online sale of top genetic animals organized. Beside the printed regular sales catalogue the interested buyers were provided a few days ahead of the sale with videos of all animals selected for the sale to get an impression of them as actual as possible. The feedback on this year sales collection was very positive and so particularly the genomic heifers created a lot of interest, that resulted in embryo contracts either by private breeders or breed organizations. During the last 3 days before the sale and even in the hours just before the start on Saturday 1 pm more and more potential buyers registered to participate actively with bidding. Many animals had already reasonable offers during the pre-bidding period, but then in the final live online sale the potential buyers could make their bid as long as nobody else made an increased offer within 60 seconds.

Sales average more than 1000 Euro above last years TGA

The final result of the sale came up to an average of 7.155 € for the 29 lot sold. This is one of the most successful Top Genetic Auctions (TGA) ever and exceeded the last years result by more than 1.000 €/lot sold. In the beginning were offered 6 impressive milking heifers, that all exhibit deep pedigrees and good first production test days and most of them already VG-85 or VG-86 classifications. The highest price out of the group milking heifers reached Lot No. 2, a Benz out of the Krull Broker Elegance family offered by Uwe Reinermann. She sold for 5.200 Euro to a dairy herd in the north of Lower Saxony.

For type enthusiasts were 8 lots of show-type heifers out of international well-known cow families in this year collection as well. Most attention and so highest price in this category with 4.600 € was captured by a King Doc out of Yorick’s EX-91 full-sister. This black beauty by the name Black Rose will stay in the Osnabrueck area.

Benz daughter Tochter Cuba

Fuel daughter Inka

Early Lindy-daughter became top seller with 40.000 Euro

The biggest proportion of top genetic heifers were highly genomic tested heifers. This year collection came up to an unbeaten total average of 160 gRZG. The by fare highest tested heifer, WKM Never Reached, was added to the sale just 3 weeks before. With values of 3000 gRZ€ and 171 gRZG she is so far the second highest heifer ever tested in the German system. She is an early daughter of the OHG genomic bull Lindy out of WKM Padawan Norway and offers really spectacular deviations between pedigree and direct genomics of 34 points. So it was no surprise, that this heifer became the top seller and she went finally for 40.000 € to a breeder in Bavaria. The second highest seller, a 164 gRZG VH Crown out of a recently GP-84 classified Rio was offered by Daniel Grünebaum. This heifer by the name Rock’N’Roll created lots of embryo interests and traces back as well to the Rudy Missy cow family. After several minutes bidding finally a breeder herd in the neighborhood area (Emsland) took her home with a bid of 13.500 €.

The third highest seller was a polled Lupo PP tracing back to the Elisa family of Reinermanns. This stylish and very nice developed heifer by the name HGH Elderflower P was purchased by young breeder from the Osnabrück area for 10.600 €.

OHG likes to thanks the many people involved in organizing this sale. Besides providing the appropriate tools and technology we also like to thank our sponsors, who helped to keep the fee structure at the regular attractive level as before. Finally we wish all buyers and investors in Osnabrück genetics lot of success with the animal that they purchased in this first pure online sale.

Lindy daugther WKM Never Reached

VH Crown daughter Rock’N’Roll

auction prices

Gattung sold min. max. average
milking heifers 6 3.000 € 5.200 € 3.933 €
type heifers 8 2.600 € 4.600 € 3.513 €
genomic-heifers 15 5.100 € 40.000 € 10.387 €
total 29     7.155 €
 

Top-Seller

Kategorie lot. no. name pedigree price breeder buyer region
milking heifers 2 Cuba Benz x Charismatic 5.200 € Reinermann, Rüsfort Niedersachsen
  5 Inka Fuel x Lobach 4.900 € Carstens, Visselhövede Österreich
  1 RR Jamaika Benz x Flattop 3.800 € Reinermann, Rüsfort Bayern
type heifers 17 Black Rose King Doc x Atwood 4.600 € Schmidt, Kettenkamp OHG
  23 MOX Maracuja Crown Red x Atshott RF 4.000.€ Middelkampf, Grönloh Sachsen
  20 Belladonna Avatar Red x Devour RF 4.000 € Henneke, Olsberg Bayern
genomic-heifers 31 WKM Never Reached Lindy x Padawan 40.000 € Westrup-Koch, Linne Bayern
  18 Rock’N’Roll VH Crown x Rio 13.500 € Grünebaum, Rothertshsn. Niedersachsen
  21 HGH Elderflower P Lupo PP x Mayflower 10.600 € Hehmann & Gerdom, Destel OHG
  14 HGH Arosa Chilton x Gymnast 10.400 € Hehmann & Gerdom, Destel Niedersachsen
  11 WKM Kaya Gywer x Pace Red 10.200 € Westrup-Koch, Linne Österreich
  16 RR Liquid Copyright x Styx-Red 10.000 € Reinermann, Rüsfort Schweiz
 
 

Sidekick Daughter Tops Australia’s Winners Circle Sale

View-Fort Sidekick Lorie

At the Winners Circle Sale held in Australia recently, the top price of A$22,000 was paid for View-Fort Sidekick Lorie, from the family of Fairvale Morty Lady. CP Capital Cinnamon, a granddaughter of Avonlea-YF Windbrook Cinnamon, sold for A$14,000. For Avonlea Doorman Amelia, a daughter of Avonlea Sanchez Alana, A$10,500 was paid.

Red Hot Erbacres Snapple Shakira’s Choice Tops the Music City Celebration IV Sale

It was an exciting day in Nashville TN as the 4th annual Music City Celebration IV Sale 2020 had things rocking. In what has become one of the most popular in the business and the past three sales have been a huge success it comes as this sale was another success. The top price ($21,500) was paid for a 1st choice heifer calf out of Erbacres Snapple Shakira.  Shakira has been one of the hottest cows in North America this year and is a grand daughter of the great Apple.  While Milksource Storm Siren, a Thunder Storm daughter of Snapple-Red, the dam of Shakira, sold for $18,250. For Pheasant Nook Madison, a Doorman daughter from the family of Hillcroft Leader Melanie, $16,700 was paid.  Rounding out the top sellers was Blexy’s Denver Budweiser, at $15,000.  She is the Denver daughter of Blexys Crush Budweiser the 1st Winter Yearling and Junior Champion at the North American Open Show who is due in the spring, from the great Blexy herself.

Click here for full results.

 

Apple Daughter Tops at UK Black and White Sale

The 34th edition of the Black & White sale held at the Borderway Sale Centre attracted a global audience with buyers recorded from seven countries.  Trade topped at 16,000gns with 42 animals selling for or above £5000.  100 lots sold to average £4410 per life with only seven heifers not selling.

One of the most special lots ever offered during the Black & White sales serios topped the sale at 16,000gns.  Two Altitude daughters of KHW Regiment Apple Red were offered on choice by Logan & Jones Holsteins.  These two unique calves were only a few weeks old and were purchased by Hullcrest Holsteins from Holland.

Selling for 9,500gns was a powerful framed daughter of Miss Apple Snapple Red.  She was sired by Thunder Storm and was consigned by Holben Holsteins.  Snapple is the highest classified daughter of KHW Regiment Apple Red completing two generations of Excellent 96 cows and was the recent Grand Champion at the North American Open a few weeks ago. She was purchased by Tregibby Holsteins and Shaun Davies.

The first Red & White Cheers to ever sell sold for 9,500gns to Designer Holsteins.  Panda Unique Cheerleader Red was sired by Amaretto Red and bred from an Unstopabull daughter of Unique Dempsey Cheers.  Dempsey Cheers is one of the most popular show cows in North America wining Reserve Intermediate Champion at World Dairy Expo in 2018.

Woodcrest King Doc has continued to impress this year breeding the modern kind of Holstein heifers.  Selling for 8,200gns was one of his exceptional daughters, Wolfa Kind Doc Fleur was consigned by Sue & Richard Armstrong and was purchased by Mr McNeil from the Cairnpat Holstein herd near Stranraer.  Fleur’s grand dam is the popular Excellent 95 Goldwyn cow from one of the best lines of the Chief Faith cow family.

A Tatoo daughter of the All Britain winning Senior two-year-old sold for 8,000gns to Scott Forsyth from the Baltier Holstein herd in the south west of Scotland.  Riverdane Tatoo Springsteen displayed the perfect balance her dam exhibited when she won at both the National Holstein Show and UK Dairy Expo.  The foundation cow in this pedigree was Matilda EX97, a legend from the Pinehurst stud and is the same family as the Saviore Fare line that topped the sale in 2018 from Whinchat Holsteins.

Two full sisters by Altitude sold for 7,500gns and 7,000gns consigned by Redsky and Glasson Holsteins, respectively.  Their dam is Luck-E Awesome Jacuzzi who is a maximum classified three-year-old in the USA and who sold for $30,000 in the Best of Luck-E sale in 2019.  Both heifers had impressive Genomic Type figures with the Polled heifer from Redsky going to GS Farming, Cheshire and the Glasson heifer was purchased by Boclair Holsteins.

Braedale Goldwyn continues to defy time with his daughters still demanding top prices.  Three classy Goldwyn daughters stared in this year’s sale and topped at 7,000gns for Absolute Goldwyn Aperol Spritz.  Her third dam was the dam of the top selling lot KHW Regiment Apple Red with impressive constructor sires Doorman and Uno sired the dam and grand dam in this special pedigree.  Spritz was purchased by the Davlea Holstein herd from Somerset in the south west.

Wiltor Silver Centerpiece was the Grand Champion at UK Dairy Expo in the Spring and was the top seller in 2019 at 43,000gns during the Wiltor Dispersal.  Selling for 7,000gns from her amazing full sister was Overside Denver Crimson who was purchased by Scott Forsyth from the Baltier Holstein herd in the south west of Scotland.

One of the most intriguing lots in the sale was the offering from the Fleming family owners of the world renowned Potterswalls Jersey herd in N. Ireland.  This year they celebrated fifty years in the Pedigree Jersey business and to mark this monumental achievement they gave breeders the opportunity to choose any heifer from the entire crop of 2020 born animals.  This lot attracted bids from across Europe, North America and Australia before finally being purchased by a breeder from N. Ireland going to Alan McNeely near Londonderry.

An impressive group of milking animals opened the sale with lot 1 selling for 6,400gns.  Denmire Abbott Reba was consigned by Denmire Holsteins, she was one point from a maximum classification and was sired by Willsbro Abbott and was bred from five generations of high scoring Excellent dams all with massive lifetime production.  This amazing young cow was purchased by Emerald Isle Genetics in the Rep. of Ireland.

Averages:
7 Cows & Heifers in milk                    £4001.02
6 Holstein In-Calf Heifers                   £4226.25
20 Holstein Yearling Heifers               £4273.50
63 Holstein Heifer Calves                   £4558.33
2 Holstein First Choice Lots                £11445.00
1 British Friesian First Choice            £3570.00
1 Jersey First Choice                          £5460.00
2 Brown Swiss Heifers                       £2730.00
1 Jersey Calves                                  £1890.00

Leading Prices:
30   16,000gns   Hullcrest Holsteins, Netherlands
31   9500gns      Half Share
Messrs Wilson, Cardigan
Messrs Davis, Carmarthenshire
97   9500gns      Designer Holsteins, Ingatestone, Essex
67   8200gns      Messrs McNeil, Stranraer, Wigtownshire
74   8000gns      Messrs Forsyth, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire
32   7500gns      GS Farming, Cheshire
38   7000gns      Messrs Brewster, Glasgow
81   7000gns      Messrs Davies & Son, Wake Somerset
103 7000gns      Messrs Forsyth, Newston Stewart, Wigtownshire

A Big Al Daughter from  OCD Supersire 9882 Tops the Fun in the Sun Sale at $160,000

Even a worldwide pandemic could not stop the Fun in the Sun.  Managed by The Cattle Exchange, 32 lots averaged $30,537.  5 of the total of 32 lots on offer traced back to OCD Supersire 9882 VG-86, who sold for $270,000 at the 2016 World Classic Sale. The Supersire daughter out of OCD Robust Shimmer and fetched an average of $48,840. Leading the way was the sale topper, Pine-Tree 8169 Bigal 620. That Big Al-Marius-Fortune-Profit out of Supersire 9882 sold at $160,000. The sale’s second-highest bit ($81,000) was made for Sandy-Valley Super Bitsy, a Positive-Achiever-Jedi from the Barbie family. The rights on an IVF session with Ms T-Spruce Legacy 13312, a great-granddaughter to Synergy Supersire Posh, cost $80,000.

 

Fraeland Goldwyn Bonnie’s Winbrook Daughter Tops Australia’s Major Dispersal Sale

 
Young Northern Victorian Holstein Breeders recently staged a very successful on property Major Dispersal Sale selling to dairy farmers from all parts of Victoria; to both buyers on site and on the Elite Livestock online platform.
Sale top of $12,000 was paid for the ultra dairylike young cow, Quality Ridge Windbrook Bonnie (Imp.ET.Can), this 5 year old is a daughter of famous Canadian, Australian bred cow Fraeland Goldwyn Bonnie, EX 95, she was currently milking 2.9 kgs milk solids and sold to G & M Anderson of Yarroweyah. These buyers also selected the equal second high selling grade cow, a 5 year old Aftershock daughter at $4,000.
Next high of $10,000 was paid for Quality Ridge Aftershock Jane, VG 87. This 4 year old due again next Autumn sold to Marungi Park Holsteins, who also selected the recently classified VG heifer Quality Ridge Awesome Bonnie 803 at $8,000, the same buyer also paid top price of the Grade cows at $4,200 for a 5 year old by AltaHulk miking 47 litres.
Much of the crowd were loud in praise of the heifers sired by 1stGrade. They sold to a top of $8,000 for an App. 3, 2 year old Quality Ridge 1stGrade Willa, selling to R & T Attenborough of Poowong. Quality Ridge 1stGrade Plum, VG on 1st lactation, a grand daughter of former Semex State On Farm Winner Leader Plum, EX 94, 7E sold at $6,400 to Hillco P/l of Cudgewa. The same buyers also selected Quality Ridge 1stGrade Amya, VG 85 at $6,000, Quality Ridge Emperor Esme, VG at 2 years at $5,000 and an outstanding Commercial cow at $4,000.
Other noted sales include Quality Ridge Baltimor Alice, EX at $6,200 to Krishlaye Holsteins of Nerrena and Westmuir Solomon Princess at $5,000 to A Wright of Bunyip.
DLS report that all cows presented in outstanding form, the herd was milking 35 litres daily.
63 Registered Stud and Appendix Cows av $3,609
110 Grade cows av $2,686
173 Holsteins gross $522,850; for an overall average of $3,022

France’s Genomic Elite Sale a Success Without SPACE Show

 

Usually part of the Space Show, the Genomic Elite #SPACE 2020 sale went ahead without the show as an online sale. Topping the show at €8,100€ was a Gywer daughter testing 200 gISU and 152 gRZG. The second-best result (€7,400) achieved Pinata, a Dateline-Adagio-Silver featuring 204 gISU and 2690 gTPI.

HOLSTEIN average price: 5133 € and the Top price at 8100 € for PYWER
Unheard of in NORMANDE average price: 4275 € and the Top price at 5000 € for WEALTH
New record for the PIE ROUGE breed: Average price: 4600 € and the Top price at 6200 € for PETUNIA P
The top of the breed in JERSEY: Average price: 3033 € and the Top price at 3600 € for RANDERS
High level genetics in MONTBELIARDE PAMPLONA sold for € 4,600

Diamonds Sparkle at Knowlesmere Dispersal

They say that “Diamonds Are Forever” and there were certainly plenty of Holstein breeders keen to acquire a member of this outstanding cow family when Andrew & Jane Whittaker dispersed their prizewinning Knowlesmere herd at Weston-under Redcastle, Shropshire on September 3rd.

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The two top prices were members of this tremendous family and both were purchased by James McNeil from Caiirnpat Holsteins at Stranraer, who has acquired many of the best animals to be sold at auction in recent years. He firstly gave 18,000gs for the superb Knowlesmere Solomon Diamond (Ex-93) who has been an All Britain winner for the past 3 years in succession. Milking with her third calf, her heifer calf at foot by Crushabull made 9,000gs to local breeder Brent Crothers, buying for his Tottoi herd. Solomon Diamond’s dam was the great matron Knowlesmere Jordan Diamond (Ex- 96), a prolific Champion at major shows and former All Britain Mature Cow, and her granddaughter, the much admired calved heifer Knowlesmere Sol Diamond (VG-88) later in the sale sparked another tense bidding battle between Mr McNeil and Steven Robinson from Northern Ireland, bidding on the telephone, before the former prevailed at 20,000gs. The Diamonds sparked interest whenever one entered the ring and the 24 Diamond lots averaged £5,228.

Andrew and Jane’s daughter Izzy and her husband Gary Jones have had their own cattle registered under the Jones prefix, and as they are about to relocate to Ireland, these were part of the dispersal sale. The six month old Jones Awesome Jelly ET, was the subject of great interest, being the first daughter from the renowned prizewinning Knonaudale Jasmine to sell in the UK, and she made 13,500gs to the Forsyth family’s Baltier Farms, bidding online from their Wigtownshire base. Another fancy calf was Jones Firstlook Lexi Red, a member of the famous Blackrose family, and Claire Swale had to go to 11,200gs to acquire her on behalf of Hautmont Hill Holsteins from Belgium.

The Poppi family are always in demand in the auction ring and Iwan Morgan purchased the VG-87 point 2 year old by Stantons High Octane for 12,000gs for his partnership with Elite Haven Holsteins. Anither popular family were the Chancels, with representatives making 8,200, 7,800 and 6,000gs.

30 animals were sold for 4,000gs or more and a further 29 over 3,000gs, paying testimony to the rremendous quality on offer and the Whittaker family are to be congratulated on a wonderful offering of top class Holsteins, resulting in an average of almost £2,400 per life for 322 head from senior cows to baby calves only a few days old.

This was the first online sale conducted by Norton & Brooksbank in their link with MartEye and 19.2% of buyers purchased online, with a total of 246 people bidding online during the day and more than 3,700 people in 9 countries following the sale on live stream.

See complete sale results here 

La Brasserie Holsteins Sale was a tremendous success

 

La Brasserie Holsteins Sale in France was a tremendous success, with an average of €7059 on 60 animals and a top price of €29,500. The highest price was paid for JB Toullec Roxa, a VG-88 Stantons Chief out of JB Toullec Yorick Roxy, the Junior Champion SIA 2017. For Reine Figa, a Gitar-Declic from the Naurine family, with several generations of bull dams, €15,800 was paid. For Milksource LB Shakira RC, a Thunder Storm daughter of Miss Apple Snapple-Red, €13,200. For EBA Playa, an AltaDateline-Sillian out of a VG-88 Kingboy, €13,000. And for Garay LB Dancia-Red, an Altitude-Red from the Apple family, €12,800.

New Record Average Set for National Heifer Sale

The record for high average in history for the National Heifer Sale was broken for the third consecutive year on June 26, 2020, as 16 lots were struck off for an average of $10,996.88. The average was bolstered by the auction of four high-genomic heifers that sold for more than $20,000 each.

The high seller, AJ Chief 4611 sold for $42,000 to Sexing Technologies of Navasota, Texas. She was consigned by Allen E. Albright and Family of Willard, Ohio.

It was with faith that consignors stepped up to the plate for this year’s National Heifer Sale. Though the live annual meetings held in conjunction with the sale had been cancelled and businesses were taking baby steps to reopen post-quarantine, the sale manager, Jersey Marketing Service (JMS) forged ahead, optimistic Jersey breeders would come through for their premier event to fund youth programs. They did just that in spades. Conducted entirely online through JerseyAuctionLive.com, the average for the 63rd sale of the series beat the historical high average posted last year by nearly $700.

This year’s sale also gives validity to the phrase: the best things―Registered Jerseys, in this case―come in small packages. Though lot quantity was small, quality was big. Selling in the group were three of the breed’s top 100 heifers for Genomic Jersey Performance Index (GJPI) and several others ranked on the top genetic lists. Many tested A2A2 for beta casein. All were genotyped and backed by deep pedigrees.

It was the breed’s #21 heifer for GJPI that garnered the high price of the day. AJ Chief 4611, a four-month-old daughter of JX River Valley Chief {6}-ET, ranks #24 among all genotyped females today with an index of +153. She has GPTAs of +1,252M, +62F (+0.01%) and +50P (+0.02%) and is +562 for CM$.

Jer-Z-Boyz Chief 70930-Twin, a paternal sister to the high seller, sold for the second-high price of $36,000 to 2017 Master Breeder, David Allen of Reedsburg, Wis. Allen purchased the eight-month-old “Chief {6}” daughter consigned by Jer-Z-Boyz of Pixley, Calif. She ranked #76 among genotyped heifers on sale day and today ranks #136 among all genotyped females with a GJPI of +142. She has GPTAs of +641M, +59F (+0.13%) and +40P (+0.08%) and is +1.4 for Type, +1.1 for Cow Conception Rate (CCR) and +1.5 for Heifer Conception Rate (HCR).

The third heifer to rank among the top 100 heifers for GJPI on sale day, Four J Altamontra 19154-ET, was the third high-seller at $28,000. The three-month-old daughter of JX Peak Altamontra {6}-ET was consigned by Four J Jerseys, Tipton, Calif., and purchased by Bos Dairy LLC, Lovington, N.M. She currently ranks #91 among genotyped females with a GJPI of +145. She has GPTAs of +907M, +39F and +43P. She is +2.0 for CCR, +3.5 for HCR and +5.4 for Productive Life.

Her dam, Four J Change Up 13721 {6}, was the fourth high seller of the 2019 National Heifer Sale, purchased for $18,000 by Select Sires Inc., Plain City, Ohio. The Very Good-83% daughter of River Valley Char Change Up-ET ranks on the top genetic lists with a GJPI of +126.

Bringing the fourth high price of $21,000 was TOG Ruby 38565-ET, purchased by Sexing Technologies and consigned by Trans-Ova Genetics of Sioux Center, Iowa. Several generations of the cow family rank for genetic merit and can be traced to the “Tiffany” cow family developed by Ahlem Farms Partnership of Hilmar, Calif.

“Ruby 38565” is a high component daughter of CDF Irwin Steve. The four-month-old heifer calf ranks on the list of the Top 500 Females for GJPI with an index of +137. She has GPTAs of +37M, +73F (+0.33%) and +29P (+0.13%).

Her dam, sired by ISDK VJ Hjortvangs Holmer Hjort, and her grandam, sired by TOG Altablitz-ET, both rank among the top 1.5% for genetic merit.

In all, 14 buyers from nine states made purchases. Sexing Technologies was the volume buyer, with three head for $68,300. Bos Dairy LLC was the final bidder on five lots for a total $39,650.

Other Activities

Items were also auctioned to raise funds for the AJCC Research Foundation and youth activities. Legacy bull semen donated by Cedarcrest Farms, Faunsdale, Ala., generated $1,995 from the sale of units or ampules from Belles Expo-ET, Lester Sambo, Milestones Generator and Sooner Centurion-ET.

A pair of face masks with “The Jersey” by Bonnie Mohr were purchased by National All-Jersey Inc. President John Kokoski of Hadley, Mass. A basket representing Oregon agriculture was purchased by American Jersey Cattle Association Director John Boer and his family of Dalhart, Texas. The basket had been donated by the reigning National Jersey Queen, Gracie Krahn, who hails from Oregon. The two items contributed another $475 for the foundation and youth programs.

The sale was cried by Chris Hill for the seventh time and conducted virtually in the Embassy Suites hotel in Columbus, Ohio, by JMS through JerseyAuctionLive.com. Pre-recorded vidoes of lots were promoted on social media in the weeks leading to the sale and shown live during the event.

Beyond Buyers and Sellers

Since 1958, the National Heifer Sale has been the single largest contributor to national youth development activities of the American Jersey Cattle Association. It is standard for each consignor to donate a portion of the animal’s selling price to the fund. This year, $17,595 will be contributed in support of the National Jersey Youth Achievement Contest and the National Jersey Youth Production Contest, to fund travel for Young Jersey Breeder Award recipients to annual meetings and to sponsor other youth activities throughout the year.

The American Jersey Cattle Association, organized in 1868, compiles and maintains animal identification and performance data on Jersey cattle and provides services that support genetic improvement and greater profitability. Since 1957, National All-Jersey Inc. has provided services that increase the value of and demand for Jersey milk and milk products and Registered Jersey™ cattle and genetics.

For more information, contact the American Jersey Cattle Association by email at info@usjersey.com. Or visit its website at USJersey.com. Connect socially at Facebook.com/USJersey.

Redburst Sr 3 Tops the Duckett Holsteins Celebration IV Sale

After a stormy start to the morning, the Duckett Holsteins Celebration IV Sale took place on Thursday, July 9th in Marshfield, WI. The weather cleared out and a nice crowd settled in to watch plenty of bids from people in attendance and lots of phone and internet bids as well, on a high-quality selection of animals. At the end of the day, 71 lots averaged $4,468 on 71 live lots and choices. 

Toppy the sale was  Lot 4 – Apple-Pts Applejacks-Red-ET, a Redburst senior 3-year-0ld out of the one and only EX-96 4E KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET. Fresh in June and scored EX-90 last week, Applejacks sold to ALH Genetics, Netherlands.

The 2nd highest seller of the day was  Lot 40 – $14,500 – Duckett Denver Skye – a 4/19 Denver out of an EX-93 Dundee, then EX-94 GMD DOM Goldwyn, and EX-93 Allen.
Buyer: Glamourview, MD

Rounding out the top sellers was $14,300 – 1st choice Select due March 2021 out of S-S-I Doc Have Not-ET VG-89 91-MS out ten generations VG & EX of the MOM Halo/Dellia family.
Buyer: Arizona Dairy, AZ

 

Jumpstart Tops the Summertime Fiesta sale

Genosource Reia 8462

The Summertime Fiesta sale was held June 26th, all bidding was done online via cowbuyer.com. The sales surpassed $100,000 three times.  Selling was a group of heifers featuring some of the highest GTPI and NM$ individuals from the GenoSource herd along with some impressive consignments from some of the most well known herds in the U.S. The sale was managed by GenoSource, Blairstown, Iowa.

Topping the sale at $142,000 was lot 1 Genosource Reia 8462-ET +2974 GTPI and +903NM$. A young Jumpstart daughter from the Sandy-Valley Robust Ruby family, Reia 8462 is the #1 NM$ & #2 GTPI Jumpshot daughter backed by numerous generations of VG and EX dams from the Snow-N Denises Dellia EX-95 family.

 The next highest seller at $110,000 was lot 32 Genosource Laden 46914-ET +2967 GTPI and A2/A2. Sired by Genosource Guzman-ET, Laden 46914 is backed by numerous generations of VG and EX dams from the Lylehaven Lila Z EX-94 family.

Another Jumpstart daughter, from the Barbies was third high seller at $107,500 was lot 7 Genosource Brina 48109-ET +2990 GTPI. Sired by Farnear Jumpstart-ET, Brina 48109 is the #1 GTPI Jumpstart daughter backed by numerous generations of VG and EX dams from the Regancrest-PR Barbie EX-92 family.

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Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire Tops Fireworks at Borderview

The Abbott family hosted the Fireworks at Borderview yesterday.  The sale had an unofficial average of $3,500 on 163 lots.

The top seller at $39,500 was Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire (VG-88), she was the HM All-American Junior 2-Year-Old ’19, Doorman from the Spades family.  She was purchased by Sarah Hill, Four-Hills Farm, VT

The 2nd highest seller at $29,500.00 was MS SID BLEXY-ET Very Good-89 EX-MS @ 2-11.   She was the 2nd Jr 2-Yr-Old & BU NE Fall Nat 2019. Due in July to Diamondback Her dam was none other than the recent EX-97 Rosier Belxy Goldwyn the 2018 World Dairy Expo Grand Champion.  She was purchased by Budjon Farms, Peter Vail, Ross Risner & Mark Binversie, WI

Rounding out the top sellers at $23,500 was Petitclerc Avalanche Syrah, Nom, All-American Fall Calf ’19, Avalanche x Gold Saltalamacchia (VG-89).  Syrah was 1st Fall Calf/Jr Champ MD Spring Show 2019, 2nd Fall Calf Eastern Nat’l 2019 and 7th Fall Calf Int’l Holstein Show 2019. Fresh since June 15, 2020.

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Sid Daughter Cache-Valley Lheros 2331 Daughter “Dezi” Tops The Mothers, Models & Molds Sale

Managed by Nabholz Farm, West Union, Iowa with online bidding through CattleClub.com, The Mothers, Models & Molds Sale was held June 20th. The ‘Online’ sale format generated a $2,766 average on 34 lots with a sale gross of $ 94,050. 

Topping the sale at $8100 was lot 31 MS Dezis Sid Desiree-ET VG-88 EX-MS @2-09. Desiree’s dam is Cache-Valley Lheros 2331-ET EX-96, Unanimous All-Canadian and All-American 5 Year Old Cow 2015. 2nd dam Cache-Valley W Dezi Dur-ET EX-93 and 3rd dam West-Wind-Acres Lead Dezi EX-95. Buyer: Bob Vandoske, WI

The 2nd highest seller at $7100 was lot 1 MS Apple Abrakazoo-ET milking 98 lbs. per day. Abrakazoo is a Corvette daughter from the one and only KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET EX-96, 2nd dam Kamps-Hollow Altitude-ET EX-95, 3rd – 7th dams a EX cows. Buyer: Northdale Dairy, Alberta, Canada

Rounding out the top sellers at $5900 was lot 11 MS Crush Lola, a fresh daughter from Ros262 Sid Lisa-ET CAN VG-87 2Y. 2nd dam Rosedale Lexington-ET EX-95, then multiple generations of VG and EX dams from the Stookey Elm Park Blackrose-ET EX-96 family. Buyer: T&L Cattle Company, British Columbia, Canada.

Full Buyers List:
Lot 1 $7,100 Abrakaz Northdale Dairy, Alberta, Canada
Lot 2 $1,500 Abrianna Casino Land & Cattle, MO
Lot 3 $3,500 Sky Bob Vandoske, WI
Lot 4 $3,500 First LadyGoodtimes Dairy, MN
Lot 5 $5,000 Harper T & L Cattle, BC, Canada
Lot 6 $1,950 Deliliah Purple Vision, PA
Lot 7 $1,450 Darling Corey Feltman, MN
Lot 8 $1,150 Davonna Casino Land & Cattle, MO
Lot 9 $1,400 Delight Machado Dairy, CA
Lot 10 $2,200 Bella Nabholz Farm, IA
Lot 11 $5,900 Lola T & L Cattle, BC, Canada
Lot 12 $1,500 Lainey Heritage Holsteins, WI
Lot 13 $3,700 Sicily Larry Dykstra, IA
Lot 14 $2,500 Silandro Erdman Dairy, IL
Lot 15 $2,200 Nora Erdman Dairy, IL
Lot 16 $1,150 Nina Casino Land & Cattle, MO
Lot 17 $2,400 Gem Erdman Dairy, IL
Lot 18 $1,150 Giva Casino Land & Cattle, MO
Lot 19 $1,450 Sandra Mary Franz, MN
Lot 20 $1,450 Sunkist Reisinger & MM Cattle, GA
Lot 21 $1,300 Latoya Erdman Dairy, IL
Lot 22 $1,750 Berta Goodtimes Dairy, MN
Lot 23 $2,100 Ruby Nabholz Farm, IA
Lot 24 $3,000 Mara Pick Devon Chrystal, IA
Lot 25 $3,900 Tillie Pick Scott Stanford, WI
Lot 25A $300per Tillie Eggs Blue Royal Dairy, WI
Lot 26 $3,700 Armella Taylor & Reisinger, MO
Lot 27 $2,200 Ashford Goodtimes Dairy, MN
Lot 28 $4,500 Angel Goodtimes Dairy, MN
Lot 29 $3,400 Devil Four Seasons Farm, CA
Lot 30 $2,100 SunshineKarla Smieja, MN
Lot 31 $8,100 Desiree Bob Vandoske, WI
Lot 32 $1,950 Daytona Fischerdale Holsteins, WI
Lot 33 $2,100 Vixen Devon Chrystal, IA

Rome Daughter Tops the Sun ‘Homestyle Edition’ Sale at $230,000

Kicking off Summer the Sun ‘Homestyle Edition’ Sale was held online June 12th from Delhi, New York. Selling was 40 of the highest available females of the Holstein breed along with some IVF sessions.

Making a big splash at $230,000 was lot 1 SDG R2846 Rome 962-ET. A daughter of De-Su Frazzld Rome 14192-ET born February 28, 2020 with a GTPI +3019. Rome 962 is the #1 GTPI & #2 NM$ Rome daughter and ranks in the Top 50 NM$ and Top 60 GTPI heifer in the breed. Rome 962 was backed by multiple generations of VG and EX cows from the Wesswood-HC Rudy Missy-ET EX-92 family. She was consigned by James Vierhout, Hull, Iowa.

The next highest seller at $180,000 was lot 2 Ronjanco 466RM 468F-ET. A daughter of De-Su Frazzld Rome 14192-ET born February 27, 2020 with a GTPI +3004. Ronjanco 466RM 468F-ET is the #1 NM$ & #2 GTPI Rome daughter and ranks in the  Top 20 NM$ and Top 100 GTPI heifer in the breed. She is backed by multiple generations of VG and EX cows from the Windsor-Manor Rud Zip EX-95 family, consigned by Dr. Pat Comyn and Byrad Rohrer, Madison, Virgina.

Rounding out the top sellers at $80,000 was lot 3 La-Ca-De-Le Menace 8026. A daughter of Mr D-Worth Menace-ET born January 5, 2020 with a GTPI +3005. Menace 8026 is the #1NM$ and GTPI Menace daughter and ranks in the Top 100 GTPI heifers in the breed. She is backed by multiple generations of VG and EX cows from the Seagull-Bay Oman Mirror-ET VG-86 family, consigned by La Casa De Leche, LLC c/o Keith Kimball, Groveland, New York.

The sale was managed by The Cattle Exchange, Delhi, New York.
 
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Milk & Honey Vaden Fern Sells for $80,000 at The Best of Triple-T & Heath Sale

After a few powerful storms passed a big crowd enjoyed the camaraderie of attending a live sale with much better weather at The Best of Triple-T & Heath Sale on Saturday, May 30th, 2020.  The Thomas family used the on-farm location to host this sale as well as also hosting the Triple-T Holsteins Tag Sale.

85 live lots and choices averaged $5,787. Five genomic lots cataloged sold online on the original March 27th sale date and averaged $30,800 – combining the two results in an average of $7,097 on 90 lots. Also, a select group of Holsteins and Red & Whites were admired by the sale crowd and online bids were taken on May 29th and through the day on May 30th before concluding that night. That group was also well-appreciated as 23 lots averaged $4,713. 

Milk & Honey Vaden Fern-ET

Topping the sale was lot 46 at $80,000 – Milk & Honey Vaden Fern-ET, a junior 2-year-old Vaden fresh in March and ready to show.  She is from a EX-94 show-winning Belmont dam, next dam EX-95 Vindication. She was consigned by Triple T, Kelly Barbee & Michael Heath, OH and purchased by  Vierra Dairy, CA

The 2nd highest seller of the day was lot 7 at $28,500 – Du Sillon AB Flying On My Own-ET, a fancy 12/19 VIP from five VG & EX Canadian dams – from the same family as Feliz Navidad and Fabienne.  She was consigned Ferme Du Sillon & Anthony Bilodeau, QC and purchased by Gene Iager, MD

Rounding out the top sellers was Lot 4 at $24,000 – Arethusa Andreas Sunlight, a stylish Andreas fall calf out of Arethusa Impression Sunshine EX-94, then EX-94 Vindication Season, All-Canadian Mature Cow in 2012. She was consigned by Arethusa Farm, CT and purchased by Vierra Dairy, CA.

2018 Reserve All-Canadian Intermediate Calf Tops the Quietcove Golden Anniversary Sale

With social distancing in place, the Quietcove Golden Anniversary Sale was held in Wapakoneta, Ohio.   A great crowd was on hand to watched 87 lots go through the ring and enjoy a taste of normal life again.

High sellers on the day: 
Lot 11 – $13,000 – Geno Doorman Tesla, the 2018 Reserve All-Canadian Intermediate Calf, now recently fresh and just scored VG-86. Tesla is backed by four EX dams back to Ernest-Anthony SD Tobi-ET EX-96 3E and C Alanvale Inspiration Tina EX-95 2E.

Lot 30 – $10,500 – Drentex Velocity Sweet – Nominated ABA All-American Spring Yearling in 2019, Sweet sold as a recently fresh junior 2-year-old prospect out of a VG-88 Gentry dam with records to 22,000M & 1561F.

Lot 3 – $10,200 – Quietcove Raspberry-ET *RC, a 9/19 Awesome-Red daughter out of Quietcove Foxys Lollipop-ET, an EX-91 Archrival that was Nominated Junior All-American Junior 3-Year-Old in 2019. Following Lollipop are seven more EX dams including Quietcove Valiant Fawn EX-95 2E.

Lot 1 – $10,000 – Quietcove Foxys Arrival-ET, a 3/19 King Doc out of Quietcove Foxy Avocado-ET EX-92, Reserve Intermediate Champion at the 2019 Midwest Spring National Show. Next dam is EX-91 Foxy Lady (by Alexander), then back to Valiant Fawn EX-95 2E. Lots of All-American nominations in the last five years from the Fawn family!

Lot 7 – $10,000 – Quietcove Foxys Baffle Me, a fresh senior 2-year-old prospect by Diamondback out of Quietcove Foxys Brownie VG-86, a Gold Chip daughter of Foxy Lady.

Lot 21 – $5,600 – Quietcove-Edge Pop Quiz-ET *RC, a 9/18 fall yearling due in November to Warrior-Red, out of a VG-86 Gold Chip dam. Next dam is T-Triple-T-I Durham Poppi EX-95 2E, then Gold Prize EX-94 2E, and Dundee Paige EX-96 3E

Lot 80 – $5,500 – Q-Cove JMK Curran Doodle, a 3/19 spring yearling ready for the ring out of Sid dam that traces back to Blue-Gene Durham Dooley EX-93 2E, Reserve All-American Senior 3-Year-Old in 2006.

Lot 24 – $5,000 – Ms Armani Denyell-ET, a 4-year-old Armani just moved up in score to EX-92 94-MS this week, due in January to Denver. Out of Ronelee Mr Sam Delft-ET EX-94 2E, Denyell completes seven generations of VG & EX cows. 

Lot 90 – $5,000 – Quietcove JMK Curran Del-ET, another 4-year-old Armani that was scored EX-91 93-MS earlier this week out of an EX-93 show-winning dam, then 2006 Reserve All-American Senior 3-Year-Old, Blue-Gene Durham Dooley-ET EX-93 2E.

The Suits of Springhill Sale Perseveres in Ohio

Despite the challenging times, The Suits of Springhill Sale showed perseverance and averaged on 66 lots of $3550 Big Prairie, OH.  Topping the sale at $14,000 was Springhill Disco Jarica VG-86 (HM All-American Junior 2-Year-Old ’19) from the Dix Lee Tiller Joke EX-93 family. Consigned by Springhill, Grammar & Wetmore she was purchased by the Jerica Syndicate. The high selling Ayrshire and 2nd high seller was Mowrys Burdette Scarlet VG-87 (HM All-American Senior 2-Year-Old ’19).  She was consigned by Sabrina Clark and purchased by KY Bluegrass. The by bread averages Ayrshire – $4683 Guernsey – $3622 Holstein- $2818 Brown Swiss- $1990.

 

RZH SIE SEATTLE sold for €50.000 at 29th RUW Highlight sale


Seattle from Marco Hellwig & Stefan Siepermann, sold for €50.000.

There was a lot of enthousiasm for the 47 lotnumbers at the HighlightSale last Friday in Hamm, Germany. From this total of 47 sale heifers 41 were sold for a tremendous average of € 8.066! Salesmasher was RZH SIE Seattle. With such an amazing genomic profile it was already certain before the sale that she would be the topseller this year. But nobody expected that she would be sold for € 50.000. The second highest seller was HET Charlene (Soundcloud-Sound System) at €29,000. Charlene, who tests well on many total indexes (2743 gTPI/400 gNVI/160 gRZG), comes from a cow family that needs little introduction: the Cosmopolitans. The sale averaged €8,066.

The prices at this sale were amazing. Two GenHotel members, Hof Am Sylvert and Wilder Holsteins, both striked to get the best animals. They paid the highest and second highest price during this sale.

The top 5 best sold heifers at the HighlightSale : 

Cat. No.
Price €
Animal
Buyer
  17 50.000 RZH SIE Seattle Hof Am Sylvert (Olaf Rörden), Duitsland
  23 29.000 HET SC Charlene Wilder Holsteins (Norbert Holtkamp), Duitsland
  29 25.000 NH Mylady Azzopardi, Malta
  39 24.000 RZN Carmelia P RDC Paul Steinebach, Duitsland
   4 20.000 ETG Summertime Red Rinder-Union West eG, Duitsland

There are nine lotnumbers sold to The Netherlands, four found their new owners in Italy, one animal has been sold to a buyer from Malta and the other animals were bought by German, Danish and French dairyfarmers. 

 

2 Time Master Breeder – Mapel Wood Farms Dispersal Completes a Blessed Legacy

A large crowd showed up on a beautiful day in Jerseyville Ontario for what has been a 30-year passion for Len Vis and family who operate two-time master Mapel Wood Holsteins. Well known for their partnership in Vogue Cattle company as well as generating #1 GPLI cows bulls and heifers as well as All Canadian and All American show winners. With his children looking to careers in other industries, Len and Tracey had to make the tough decision and move on from what has been a passion for them. 

Topping the sale was Smithden McCutchen Lainey at $9,800.  The 2018 All-Ontario Milking yearling is classified VG-89-2YR and is fresh since June.  2nd highest seller of the day at $6,600 was another exciting young cow Mapel Wood High Octane Andrea.  An 8th generation VG or EX Andrea scored VG-86-1yr and is bred to Brewmaster.  Rounding out the top sellers was at $6,100 was Vogue Mirand Moon P, a polled June 2019 Coombeoona Zipit Mirand-P daughter from a Chief x Kingboy x Belfast Doorman Lovestruck then Belfast Goldwyn Lasenza.

The sale averaged $2550 on all lots and was managed by Brubacher Sales and Waler Sales.

168 RZG Siemers Merryguy Daughter Tops the 2019 German Masters Sale at € 47.000

The German Masters Sale 2019 goes in the books as a very successful edition with an average price of EUR 5.525 on the live lots, selling to buyers from 14 different countries and a topseller of € 47.000!

The sale was held in the beautiful facilities of the RUW, the Auktionshalle in Fließem. Almost 1000 people attended the sale which created a great atmosphere throughout the complete sale. There were as well many viewers online who were also active bidders. The online bidders together with the bidders attending the sale created a never seen interaction.

The sale facts are speaking for themselves with a clearance of >95% and an average price of € 5.525, the embryo combinations  averaged € 582 / embryo! Lots sold to no less than 14 different countries!

Topselling female this year was Lot 11. PrismaGen Hailey – one of the highest RZG heifers ever sold on a public auction World Wide, RZG 168, A2A2, BB, sired by the Charley son Siemers Merryguy. PrismaGen Hailey sold for € 46.000 to Mr. Phillipe Arnold from Luxembourg.

One of the best young R&W cows in Europe right now, NH DG Arvis Silky Red noted the 2nd highest price of this auction. With a contending bidders from Spain, Switzerland & United Kingdom, this reigning German Reserve 2yr. Old Champion R&W sold for € 42.000 to Azzopardi from Malta & partners. Silky is a grand daughter of none other then Des-Y-Gen Planet Silk EX-90-CAN.

The GERMAN MASTERS SALE is organized by Nosbisch Holsteins, Eurogenes & RUW.

Source: Eurogenes

While many are leaving dairy farming, Jason Bagley is just getting started

Jason Bagley, a 12 year old from Farmington joined the 4-H dairy program four years ago. His career path includes studying at the University of New Hampshire then returning to farm and milk cows.

 

While many consider the future of the dairy industry bleak, Jason Bagley has made great strides with his herd and is looking towards a future in the industry.

Bagley is an active 4-H member. He has been showing dairy animals for four years.

Bagley got his first Milking Shorthorn when he was eight years old. That cow placed third in the Milking Shorthorn Futurity class at Fryeburg Fair last week.

His herd has eight females and one bull. In September, the first heifer calf from a cow he owned was born.

Bagley said he got his interest in Milking Shorthorns from his dad, Dan Bagley, who worked for the Cate Farm in Warren, New Hampshire.

“I like going to the fairs, traveling all over,” the younger Bagley said.

Mom Lilly Bagley said some states her son has been to are New York, Kentucky and Massachusetts.

“I learn a lot,” Jason said. “Dairy farming has taught me how to take care of money, about respect and responsibility.”

His dream is to attend the University of New Hampshire, where his mom went to school, to study animal husbandry and welfare.

“I plan to work at a small grocery store while there to pay for my college student loans,” Jason said. “Then I’ll come back and farm.”

Source:  sunjournal.com

Midas-Touch Jedi Jangle Sells for $77,000 at The Get In The Game Sale

The Get In The Game Sale was hosted and managed by Savage-Leigh, on Wednesday evening, October 2nd at the Sheraton Hotel in Madison, WI.  The sale featured numerous animals on the Expo grounds that were entered in the breed shows and a number of absentee consignments and embryo lots.

Midas-Touch Jedi Jangle

Topping the sale at $77,000 was Midas-Touch Jedi Jangle EX-92, the 2018 Reserve All-Canadian Junior 2-Year-Old, fresh again as a junior 3-year-old and placed 4th in that class on Saturday. A Locator List cow out of a VG-87 maternal sister to Supersire, Jangle hails back to the Rudy Missy family. She was consigned by Clark Valley, London Dairy Farms, and Eaton Holsteins, London, ON and purchased by Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC.

Savage-Leigh Selser-Red-ET

The 2nd highest seller of the day at $20,000 was Savage-Leigh Selser-Red, a R&W winter yearling that was Junior Champion at the 2019 NY Spring Show, and is out of Redtag Destry Sneezy-Red, Grand Champion of the International R&W Junior Show in 2017. Selser-Red was 2nd in the winter yearling class at the International Red & White Show the next afternoon. She was consigned by Chase Savage, Union Bridge, MD and purchased by Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC.

Rounding out the top sellers at $18,500 was Garay Goldwyn Amaze VG-86-2YR, a junior 2-year-old out of an EX-91-2E-CAN Aftershock, then EX-97 Shoremar S Alicia.  She was consigned by John Smith, Mike Bell, and Jamie Black, Mountain, ON and purchased by Adam Liddle, Argyle, NY

The sale average on 33 live lots was $10,419 and the embyro average was $564/embryo. Adam Fraley handled the auctioneer duties at the sale, while Norman Nabholz read pedigrees. Gina Fraley clerked the sale and much of the sale promotion was handled by the CattleClub crew.

Aardema Final Victory a 2871 gTPI Solution Sells for $145,000 at the The 31st World Classic Sale

The 31st World Classic Sale – International Marketplace took place on October 4th, 2019 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, WI. With numerous lots selling for at least $25,000, the World Classic Sale was a success.   The Sale featured 47 lots and averaged $28,314. The top seller ($145,000) during this World Dairy Expo event was Aardema Final Victory (Solution-Matters/2871gTPI), originating from the Seagull-Bay Miss America family went to ABS Global..Also in the top-3: Sandy-Valley Secret (Legacy-Sandy-Valley Eternity/$95,000) and BGP Anissa 652 (Noble-BGP Modesty Anissa/$90,000).  Buyers came from 10 states and 3 countries! 

Genosource Mitzy a 2924 gTPI Solution Daughter sells for $330,000 at The DNA STamped Sale

The DNA STamped Sale was hosted by St Genetics and GenoSource and managed byt GS Aucations. The sale topper at $330,000 was Genosource Mitzy (Solution-Klutch/2924gTPI) is also part of the Delicious dynasty.  2nd highest seller was Genosource Dawn 41694 (Frazzled Moola-Rubicon) from the Delicious family at $150,000.  Rounding out the top selelrs was Seagull-Bay Miss America descendant Ri-Val-Re Rolan 3843 sold for $50,000. 

Highest GTPI & NM$ heifer ever sell at public auction goes for $300,000 at the 2019 National Holstein Convention Sale

Managed by Great North Land and Cattle, The 2019 National Holstein Convention Sale took place on Wednesday, June 26th, 2019 in Appleton, WI.  The sale consisted of two halves – with the first half billed as the Genomic Sale and the second half the live cattle sale.  The genomic section averaged $45,493 on 28 lots; and the live section averaged $5,475 on 52 live and choice lots.

Singing the National Anthem was a special guest performance by Chris Kroeze from Barron, Wisconsin and a participant on The Voice sponsored by the Barron County Holstein Breeders. His roots are deep in Barron as his father was an employee of Indian Head Holsteins owned by Bob and Karen Schauf, and Chris spent quite a bit of time at Indian Head himself.  Before he flew off to entertain our U.S. troops overseas, he blessed the sale crowd with not only the Anthem but sang God Bless the U.S.A. as the half time entertainment. 

The high selling genomic was Lot 1G at $300,000. She was Terra-Linda Tahiti 10343-ET, a March Tahiti daughter with a  +2944 GTPI and +1109NM. She was consigned by Terra Linda Dairy of California and purchased by Progenesis of Ontario. 

PETITCLERC DOORMAN SAPPHIRE-ET Grand Champion of the Junior Show – Midwest Spring National Holstein Show 2019 Grant Vosters, FREEDOM, WIS

Topping the 2nd part of the sale was Lot 10 Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire, 1st Junior 2-Year-Old at the 2019 Midwest Spring National Show brings $24,000.   Sapphire was Grand Champion Midwest Spring Nat’l Jr. Sh. ‘19 as well as  Res. All-American Spring Yearling 2018 and Jr. All-American Spring Yearling 2018. She was consigned by Grant Vosters, WI, and purchased by Siemers Holsteins.

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$60,000 Angel Tops Vente Blondin and Partners Sale

The dynamic team at ferme Blondin hosted the Blondin and Partners sale sold 110 head to an outstanding $6,750 average.  Held at their new freestall facility the action was jumping from the first lot that entered the ring.

Allstar LM Durbin Angel

Topping the sale at $60,000 was the 1st Senior Two Year Old and HM Intermediate Champion from the 2017 Quebec Spring Show, Allstar LM Durbin Angel, Lot 1.  Angel has 4 EX dams and comes from the Adeen, Alicia @ Alana family. Fresh again Angel has caught the eye of many tanbark enthusiasts and will be one to watch for in the 4yr old class on the trail this summer.

PIERSTEIN WINDBROOK ALACAZAM

The 2nd highest seller of the day was Lot #2 Pierstein Windbrook Alacazam.  The 1st place four-year-old from the recent Quebec Spring Show, Alacazam has 3 EX dams also from the Adeen and Alacia families, with her dam being non-other than the 2013 Unanimous All-Canadian Five Year Old MS Goldwyn Alana. 

Rounding out the top sellers at $34,000 was Blondin Novo Alamana.  A Nov 16 Progenesis Novo ,Fresh since Dec alamana was the 3rd place Senior 2 year old at the Quebec Spring Show and was Bred May 10 to sexed Thunder Storm. With a GLPI of +3109 Alamana has 12 generations of VG or EX behind her going back to the Roycedale Sheik Adrienne cow family. 

Top selling heifer at $27,500 was Blondin Sidekick Charabia.  Purchased by Quality Holsteins, Agriber & Beckridge, Charabia was the 2nd senior calf at the Quebec Spring Show and has a Conf of +16 and GPTAT of +3.85.  Her 2nd dam is the Reserve Grand Champion from the 2011 World Dairy Expo, Silvermaple Damion Camomile.

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OCD Av Lioness-Red Tops The 8th Edition of the Spring Sensation Sale at $26,500

The 8th Edition of the Spring Sensation Sale 2019 has concluded was held on a beautiful spring Saturday, the bidding was active in person and online. On 81 lots the sale averaged $4046.   The sale was hosted by Jonathan & Alicia Lamb with Cattle Exchange managing. Topping the sale was Lot 1, OCD Av Lioness-Red, a big-time fall calf for 2019. She was purchased for $26,500 by Olivia Schulter, IL, with Mandy & Graisson Schmidt, Arizona Dairy LLC & Ekys Holsteins, CA, contending.

The 2nd highest seller at  $16,000 wasOCD Doorm Electra-ET – the fall calf for 2019! (Doorman x EX-93 Gold Chip x EX x 2E-95 Electra x EX-96 Elegance)

Rounding out the top sellers at $13,000 was OCD Defiant Lustrous-Red-ET a milking yearling prospect for 2019. Winning fall calf, Big E R&W Show ’18 (Defiant x EX-94 Limited x 9 more VG/EX dams)

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Stylish Avalanche from Raven Family Tops Western Spring National Heritage Sale for Pappy’s Farm

Held in conjunction with the Western Spring National Show, the 2019 Western Spring National Heritage Sale, the sale is the longest running state sale in the nation. 36 Holstein lots averaged $2,288 and 5 Jersey lots averaged $1,840 for an overall average on 41 lots of $2,232. The sale featured 21 consignments from herds around the West and 20 lots from Pappys Farms of Ogden, UT.

Top seller at $4,200 was Lot 9 – Pappys Avalanche Rosanna-ET, a stylish 9/18 Avalanche out of Pappys Redliner Rosa EX-90, then Markwell Durham Raven-ET EX-93 3E and back into the Markwell Bstar E Raven EX-95 3E family. A maternal sister to Rosanna, Pappys Doorman Rousey-ET was nominated All-American Fall Calf in 2016. She was consignor by Pappys Farms, UT and purchased by Steven Roberts, ID

The 2nd high seller at $3,900 was Pappys D-Back Alley-Red, a red 7/17  Diamondback heifer due in July to Ammo-P, which makes her a viable candidate for the new R&W Summer Junior 2-year-old class at the fall shows. Out of an EX-90 Destry, her 2nd dam is Tri-Day Ashlyn EX-96, the legendary All-American and All-Canadian. She was consigned by Pappys Farms, UT and purchased by T & L Cattle Ltd, BC

Rounding out the top sellers was Skykomish Tatoo Alice-ET, a fancy *RC 12/18 Tatoo calf at $3,700. Her VG-88 dam is an Archrival daughter of the one and only KHW Regiment Apple-Red EX-96 4E, the prolific, breed-changing red cow. Consigned by Michael & Jessica Oliver, WA and purchased by Sutton Russell, NM

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Skycrest Mincio Prickles Tops The Stars of Liddleholme Spring Opportunity Sale at $45,000

SKYCREST MINCIO PRICKLES
Grand Champion
2017 Ontario Summer Holstein Show

Skycrest Mincio Prickles EX-92 topped The Stars of Liddleholme Spring Opportunity Sale, held in Argyle NY for $45,000.  Purchased by Oakfield Corners, Prickles is known around the world and will be a contender in the 5yr classes in 19.  The sale averaged $4,018.00 on 113 lots.

Other highlights:

  • Parkvue Absolute Rap-RED-ET EX-92 $35,000
  • Liddleholme Luver-RED $13,500
  • Ms Avlch Redhot-2047-RED-ET $11,500

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Mactalla Loaded Minicooper Tops the Spring Revelation Sale at $12,700

As part of the Holstein Canada National Convention, Easteriver Holsteins hosted The Spring Revelation Sale that averaged $3400.  The top seller at $12,700 for Lot#54 Mactalla Loaded Minicooper VG-86-2yr Fresh Dec. 14, 2018 (7 gen VG or EX).

Other Notables:

Lot#9 – $10,000 Winterbay Gold Gina 648 Dec 2018 Calf (maternal Sister to Winterbay Due Guiness VG-88)

Lot#38- $9,600-Kouwenberg Day 2107 EX-90-4yr (3rd Gen EX) Fresh Nov. 12, 2018bred Mar. 8, 2019 X Sexed Rebel

Lot#1- $8,700 -Eastriver Armani Brava 284 VG-85 3yr, 1st Sr. 3 & H.M. Grand Champion P.E.I. Prov. Show 2018 Armani from the Barbie Family | Bred Aug. 4, 2018 Due May 13, 2019 to Impression (Female)

Lot# 2 -$8,300 -Eastriver LP Brava 130 *POF*RDC*BLF*DPF EX-90-4yr Fresh Mar. 2, 2019 (Polled Ladd P from Barbies)

Lot# 13- $6,900 – Eastriver Goldwyn Lucy 357 VG 85-2yr (Goldwyn from Lheros Jenn Family) Bred Sept. 13, 2018 Due Jun. 22, 2019 To Impression (Female)

Lot#74 – $6,700 Pineland Hallelujah VG-86-2yr (Deciever from Kissamee Dundee Haley EX-94 4E family) Fresh Feb. 27, 2019

Lot#112- $6,300 Idee Tonka Time Mar 2016 fresh Feb. 10, 2019

Lot#98 – $6,100-Sandyrae Beemer Blakely 2017 fresh Feb. 16, 2019 Test 41 Kg Scc 16

Lot#49- $6,100 – Lonelymaple Monterey Desiree VG-85-2yr Bred Aug. 27, 2018 Due Jun. 5, 2019 To Impression (Female)

Lot#95 $5,900- Jurica Channel Ladygaga VG-85-2yr Fresh Feb. 18, 2019

Lot#57- $5,900- Straitside Simply Impress VG-87-3yr Fresh Mar. 6, 2019

Lot#70 – $5,800  Straitside Wickham Bazinga Fresh Feb. 4, 2019

Lot#40-$5,800-Eastriver Whammr Lightyear 412 VG-85-2yr-Canfresh Dec. 11, 2018

Lot#80-$5,700- Geg Jacoby Poppy Bred Dec. 7, 2018 Due Sept. 15, 2019 To Impression

Lot#109- $5,600-Craggan Pressure Cora Oct 2018 Heifer

Lot#12 – $5,300- Eastriver Goldwyn Gala 390 VG-86-2yr Bred Aug. 4, 2018 Due May 13, 2019 To Impression (Female)

Lot#46- $5,200- Craggan Cinderdoor Maegan VG-85-2yr Bred Aug. 27, 2018 Due Jun. 5, 2019 To Impression

Lot#10-$5,200-Eastriver Goldwyn Ruth 121 Ex-90-5yr Fresh Jan. 12, 2019

Lot#3- $5,100- Eastriver Kd Brava 649

Lot#77- $5,000- Bellemeade Mccutchen Jenni Fresh Apr. 6, 2019

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