2020 Speckle Park Journal "Breeding Book"

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Results have been provided by sale organizers or managers either directly or sourced from their websites;
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december 22, 2019 // saskatoon, sask.
the big chill sale
AUCTIONEER: CHRIS POLEY
The inaugural Big Chill Sale welcomed a large
audience, both in attendance and online. In
the frozen genetics offering, two packages of
embryos out of Yasemin of Uneeda 260Y,
sired by Moovin Zpotz Dart 37D and JSF
Creed 1F, sold to Peak Farms Ltd., Osler,
Sask., for $2,000/embryo. Topping the semen
sale was a total of 12 straws of Premier 101Y
Logic L11 for $525/straw; six units sold to
Highmark Speckle Park, Hague, Sask., and
Black Diamond Speckle Park, Australia, and
six went to KFC Farms, Abbotsford, B.C. JSF
Kali 11G was the high-selling heifer calf at
$11,500 to Underhill Specs, Guelph, Ont.,
and Owen Noble, Lloydminster, Sask. Two
bred heifers sold for $11,750: JSF Sasha 61F
was purchased by Silvertip Speckle Park,
Brantford, Ont., and JSF Midnight Lady
46F sold to Twin Lake Livestock, Kitscoty, Alta.
1 bull calf sold $4,600
4 heifer calves averaged $8,500
3 bred heifers averaged $11,583
8 pregnant recipients averaged $5,206
128 embyros averaged $1176/embryo
272 units of semen averaged $169/straw
30 units of semen averaged $446/straw
FINAL RESULTS:
The sale grossed $311,675 on 44 lots of
live cattle and genetics.
november 27, 2019 // regina, sask.
canadian national
speckle park sale
AUCTIONEER: CHRIS POLEY
The 2019 Canadian National Speckle Park
Sale prices held strong with a standing-roomonly
crowd at Canadian Western Agribition.
MT Bar Eddie The Eagle 01E, sired by River
Hill 60W Line Drive 54Z, topped the bull
offering; one-half interest and full possession
sold to Jackungah Speckle Park, Victoria, and
Irvine Bata for $14,500. The high-selling
female was Greenwood Goddess DJP 70G,
a daughter of CAJA Zeppelin 1B, purchased
by Martin Speckle Park, Vermilion, Alta., for
$14,000. Embryos by JSF Wall Street 36E,
out of Ravenworth Western Jewel 116B, sold
for $2,250/embryo to David Lloyd, Wales,
United Kingdom.
2.5 bulls averaged $9,900
24 heifer calves averaged $6,969
9 bred heifers averaged $6,894
1 pick of the herd sold $13,000
39 embryos averaged $977/embryo
76 units of semen averaged $239/straw
1 flush sold $5,500
FINAL RESULTS:
The sale grossed $343,100 on 53 ½ lots,
averaging $7,316 on 36 ½ live cattle.
october 19, 2019 // oberon, nsw, australia
wattle grove
speckle park
annual sale
AUCTIONEER: MICHAEL GLASSER
The top-selling bull in Wattle Grove
Speckle Park’s Annual Sale was a 2-yearold,
Wattle Grove Road Block N328, a son
of Mainstream Eldorado E11, who was
acquired by Crocodile Creek Speckle
Park, New South Wales, for $19,000.
Yearling bull Wattle Grove Dagger P15
commanded a price of AUD$14,000
and sold to JK & CL McLoughlin,
Queensland. The top-selling heifer was
Wattle Grove Nancy P240, a daughter of
Codiak Putnam GNK 61Y, who sold to
Corndale Speckle Park, Queensland, for
AUD$20,000. Semen from Upto Specs
Ulysses 25U fetched AUD$510/straw,
going to Toebelle Limousin, New South
Wales. Craig & Louise Parker purchased
the top embryos, a mating of Upto Specs
Ulysses 25U and Codiak Zahrah GNK 50Z,
for AUD$2,300/embryo.
21 bulls averaged $7,925
16 heifers averaged $9,421
24 embryos averaged $1,568/embryo
40 units of semen averaged $381/straw
FINAL RESULTS:
The sale grossed AUD$362,000.
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