Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society Journal - Volume 19, 2023

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Dunsyre Magic 20th casts a spell at 20,000gns

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ell-bred females from proven cow families were in high demand at the first sale to disperse the Dunsyre herd for Carey Coombs. Topping the prices at 20,000gns was Dunsyre Magic 20th, a fourth calved Glenisla Guardsman II daughter out of a Dunsyre Asterix daughter and sold with her March-born Fearn No Limitssired bull calf at foot. After some spirited bidding she was taken by the Landers family for their Cairnsmore herd, Newton Stewart. Second best at 10,000gns was the August 2021-born yearling heifer Dunsyre Magic 32nd, a Fearn No Limits daughter out of a dam by Sutherland Bundaberg. She found a new home with J H Wilson and J Dunning, Settle for the Runleymill herd. Following her at 9,000gns was Dunsyre Gigha 28th, a third calved Glenisla Guardsman II daughter out of a Langalbulnoch Barney-sired dam. She sold with her bull calf, Dunsyre Spartacus, at foot and having run with Fearn No Limits. Buying this outfit was Aucheneck Estates, Killearn. An 8,500gns call came next for Dunsyre Leila 69th. This daughter of the homebred Dunsyre Lord Nelson is out of a Dunsyre Asterix-sired dam and was knocked down to L Townsend, Moffat, for the Coxhill herd. Then making 7,800gns was first calved heifer Dunsyre Magic 24th, dam of the 10,000gns Magic 32nd. She’s by Sutherland Bundaberg and out of a dam by Dunsyre Asterix. Taking her home having run with Dunsyre Lord Nelson was Hannah Barker, Appleton Le Moors.

Topping the prices at 20,000gns was fourth calver, Dunsyre Magic 20th with her bull calf at foot.

And taking a 6,000gns call was March-born yearling heifer Dunsyre Iona 41st. Sired by Fearn No Limits, she’s out of a Tofts Billabong daughter and was bought by J and J Green, Insch. Next in line at 5,800gns was Dunsyre Iona 33rd. She’s by Dunsyre Hamlet and out of an Aylward Luscious Another from the Magic family, Dunsyre Magic 32nd sold at 10,000gns to the Runleymill herd of Messrs Wilson and 2nd daughter. This first Dunning. calver sold having run with Glenisla Kilimanjaro and went home having run with Fearn No Limits and with Christopher Walwin, Carluke. was knocked down to previous buyer, Christopher Walwin. A pair then sold at 5,200gns, with the first being Dunsyre Iona 28, a Dunsyre And then at 5,000gns was second Dreadnought-sired fifth calver. She’s calver Dunsyre Nettle 19th, a Glenisla out of a dam by Dunsyre Wolfstone Kilimanjiro daughter with a Fearn No and sold with a heifer calf at foot by Limits heifer at foot. Buying her was Dunsyre Lord Nelson and having run Inishewin Farms, Luib. with the same sire again. This one was the choice of David and Elizabeth Clark, Averages; 27 cows and calves £4,406.11; 10 in-calf second calvers, Carluke. £3,969.00; nine in-calf heifers, The other at this money was the £3,290.00; 27 maiden heifers, Glenisla Kilimanjiro daughter Dunsyre £3,200.56; four grade register maiden Liela 63rd. This two year old heifer sold heifers, £2,047.50. (United Auctions).

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Bull inspections

3min
page 206

Wales and Borders Club

8min
pages 200-205

Central Club

1min
pages 194-195

Northern Club

4min
pages 190-193

Scottish Club

5min
pages 184-187

Skipton

3min
pages 176-182

Northern Ireland Club

2min
pages 188-189

Stirling, October

3min
pages 174-175

Melton Mowbray

1min
pages 171-173

Longtown

2min
page 170

Dunsyre dispersal

2min
page 169

Dinmore dispersal

1min
page 168

Stirling, May

2min
pages 164-165

Carlsile

3min
pages 166-167

Calf Shows

5min
pages 156-159

Stirling, February

5min
pages 160-163

NI National

2min
pages 150-153

Agri-Expo

1min
pages 154-155

Royal Welsh

4min
pages 144-149

Royal Highland

5min
pages 138-143

Great Yorkshire

12min
pages 126-135

Balmoral

2min
pages 136-137

Shorthorn World Conference report

13min
pages 118-125

Herd profile; Glenariff

5min
pages 113-117

Herd profile; Glenisla

6min
pages 104-107

Herd profile; Upsall

4min
pages 108-112

Lowering costs with Shorthorns

10min
pages 82-93

Finishing Shorthorn crosses

1min
pages 94-95

Shorthorn; the chef’s choice

4min
pages 96-99

Herd profile; Dunsyre

4min
pages 100-103

Reaping IVP rewards

5min
pages 76-81

Managing heifers in pregnancy

3min
pages 68-71

Weatherby’s leading DNA revolution

3min
pages 72-75

Shorthorns for commercial herds

5min
pages 66-67

Shorthorns fit regenerative systems

5min
pages 46-51

EBVs for maternal traits

7min
pages 60-65

Carbon footprinting

6min
pages 52-55

Crossing breeds success

5min
pages 42-45

Shorthorns for sustainable farming

3min
pages 38-41

Sustainability built in

3min
pages 36-37

National herd competition

1min
page 29

Directors in the spotlight

6min
pages 18-21

Beef fit for a King

1min
pages 30-31

Welcome

3min
page 5

Members’ development days

6min
pages 22-28

Committee reports

8min
pages 12-17

President’s report

3min
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