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2010 GELBVIEH SALE -
TOOWOOMBA QLD
Saturday 21 August -
Toowoomba Showgrounds
SELLING: 25 Gelbvieh Bulls &
25 Gelbvieh Females
STUDS: Excel, Homebush,
Midas, Norolle, Sunshine,
Weetalabah.
CONTACT DETAILS: See the
Members Page
SELLING AGENTS: Elders &
Landmark
FULL
CATALOGUE LISTING:
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here
CATALOGUE COVER/DETAILS:
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here
Lot 5 |
Lot 6 |
Lot 7 |
Lot 8 |
Lot 12 |
Lot 13 |
Lot 14 |
Lot 22 |
Lot 27 |
Lot 41 |
Lot 42 |
Lot 43 |
Lot 53 |
Lot 54 |
ACCOMMODATION
Wilsonton Hotel /
Motel (Pub) - 40 Richmond
Drive - Toowoomba
(Off Bridge Street, handy to
Shopping Centre, KFC,
McDonalds, Hungry Jacks)
Ph: 07 4634 2033 - 13 of the
24 rooms have already been
booked.
Nine of the rooms have been
booked by The Australian
Gelbvieh Asn. Inc.
Please check with John
Thomas to find out for whom
he has booked.
Free truck parking is
available at the Wilsonton
Hotel / Motel.
Please enquire from the
office as to how to approach
the parking area.
Sunray Motor Inn - Cnr
Bridge & McDougall Sts -
Toowoomba
Freecall 1800 807 874 or Ph:
07 4634 2200
Cotswold Motor Inn -
Cnr Bridge & Boundary Sts -
Toowoomba
Ph: 07 4633 3344 email:
reception@cotswoldmotorinn.com.au
The accommodation is all on
the Western side of
Toowoomba and easily
accessible from the
Toowoomba Showgrounds
approx. 5 - 6.5 km.
The motels are reasonably
close together, all on the
Northern side of
Bridge Street, which is the
main Western Highway.
PRE SALE GET TOGETHER
DATE: Friday 21 August 2010
VENUE: The Deck - Crazy
Gallaghers - at the
Wilsonton Pub
TIME: 6.30 for drinks.
Dinner at 7 pm
PRICE: Not known as yet -
but will be reasonable
NUMBERS & ATTENDEES NAMES
TO: Alison Johnson
Ph: 07 4695 7133 email:
norolle@bordernet.com.au
AG GROW JULY 2010
The Ag Grow Superior Bull
Sale was held at the Emerald
Field Day
site on Thursday 8 July and
Friday 9 July 2010. This
sale heralds the
start of the 2010 - 2011
financial year multi-vendor
stud and
commercial sales; and is
usually a guide to future
sale events during
this selling season.
The sale cleared 67% of the
catalogue for an overall
average of
$3,260. The Gelbvieh draft
of 12 stud and Gelbvieh
infused bulls sold
above that percentage to
clear 75% for an average
price of $2,861.
The top selling stud bull
was Sunshine Dynamite D122,
at $3,250, from
the Chaplin family, while
the top selling commercial
bull at $5,000, was
the O’Halloran’s Gelbvieh
cross Brahman, Terley 819.
Vendors and agents alike
were disappointed with the
overall sale
results and they indicated
that confidence in the
industry is lacking at
present.
Gelbvieh stud vendors who
supported the 2010 Sale were
Queenslanders Glen and Donna
Chaplin ‘Sunshine’ Cooroy,
Dieter
Ruzicka ‘Homebush’ Allora,
Terry and Shirley O’Halloran
‘Terley’
Clifton; and NSW breeders
Michael and Wendy Jackson
‘Double J’
Guyra.
The Gelbvieh display stand
was again conducted under
the banner of
the Australian Gelbvieh Asn.
Inc. Qld Branch, however
very cold,
showery, windy conditions on
the Thursday restricted
activity around
all display sites.
Thanks to all vendors who
supported the sale. Members
look forward
to meeting again at the
Toowoomba Showgrounds on
Saturday 21
August 2010, for the 2010
Gelbvieh Sale, where both
bulls and
females are lotted.
Report: Terry O’Halloran
Lot 218 Terley
Dominator 806,
Gelbvieh,
sold for $3,000. |
Lot 219 Terley 819,
Gelbvieh x Brahman,
sold for the top
price, $5,000.
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Lot 223 Sunshine
Cyclone D201,
Gelbvieh,
sold for $2,500 |
Utilising the new
banner at the
Gelbvieh
display site at
AgGrow. |
STOCK FOR SALE
WHAT: GELBVIEH BULLS
STUDS: ATG, Homebush,
Norolle, Midas,
Sunshine, Terley, Weetalabah.
COMMENTS: For immediate sale
and ready to work.
CONTACT DETAILS: See
the
Member's Page.
L to R: Vendor, Margaret
Wilksch GA Gelbvieh Flaxley
SA; General Manager
Australian Gelbvieh Asn.
Inc., John Thomas; and
prospective buyer Mark
Lowery,
Albury NSW, at the display
tent prior to the Sale.
2009 NATIONAL GELBVIEH
SALE REPORT
Thanks to the vendors,
bidders, buyers and agents
who participated in the
2009 National Gelbvieh Sale
at Warwick on Thursday 24
September.
In a strong sale, bulls went
to $13,000 and averaged
$4,088 for those sold to
gross $69,000. Females sold
to $6,750 to average $2,333
and included a
number of young unjoined
heifers, to gross $35,000.
Topping the sale at $13,000
was Lot 34 Midas Collosus
C002, 2009 Sydney
Interbreed Champion Bull
with an EMA of 141 and
weight of 1110 kg bred by
Chris and Julie Braithwaite,
Murgon. Colossus sold to new
Gelbvieh stud
breeders Mathew and Debra
Kelly, Currabubbula NSW.
The Kellys also purchased
Lot 35 Midas Cossack C013, a
Free Agent son,
for $8,000; Lot 53 Terley
Bouncer at $3,000, from
Terry and Shirley
O’Halloran Clifton; and Lot
4 Granite Gold Dolly at
$2,500, one of the four
females sold by Ian and Val
Rogers The Summit. Four of
the Midas females
offered, sold to $2000.
Michael Borg Investments,
Calveston Station Clermont
outlayed $14,000 for
three bulls. These were Lot
42 Double J Clarry by Double
J Zulu at $5,500
from Michael and Wendy
Jackson at Guyra NSW, Lot 30
the 19 month old
Sunshine Capabull from Glen
and Donna Chaplin, Cooray at
$5,000; and Lot
51 GA Dark Peter C10, at
$3,500 from Margaret
Wilksch’s GA Gelbvieh stud
in South Australia.
Clyde and Alison Johnson
Millmerran, sold all six
lots offered. The three Lady
in Red Family females,
included Lot 13 Norolle Lady
in Red C43, sold at
$6,750 to repeat Roma
clients, G and A Boland. Lot
5 the calf off the 2009
Sydney Supreme Exhibit sold
for $5,750 to Dobson’s
Golden Gate stud in
Tasmania and Lot 12 made
$3,000 selling to new stud
breeders Glen and
Lorraine Willcox of Port
Macquarie NSW.
LOT 5
I.D.
NPD0049
Norolle Lady in Red
D49 |
LOT 13
I.D.
NPC0043
Norolle Lady in Red
C43 |
Norolle bulls Lots 24, 32
and 54 sold to NSW studs.
703 Duplicate D45 at 13
months, sold for $4,000 to
Double J Gelbvieh Guyra,
Conair C59 sold for
$4,000 to Daryl McArthy,
Silver Downs Tenterfield and
proven sire Polled
Beckham C43 at $4,500 went
to Geoff and Cass
Steinbeck’s Excel Stud at
Dungowan via Tamworth.
Queensland vendors Julie and
Aderian Nixon, Weetalabah
Chinchilla offered
two bulls and Ced Wise,
Glenisa Glen Aplin lotted a
bull and females in the
Sale. Interstate vendors,
John Gommers, Wychwood Stud
Murray Bridge SA
and Doug Roberts, DKR Stud
Narromine NSW each sold a
bull. Ebony
Lodge Willowgrove Vic. sold
three bulls. Six Ebony Lodge
female lots sold to
a top of $3,000 for nine
months old Lot 10, Ebony
Lodge Sheraton D11,
purchased by Julie Gould,
Goomeri.
Lot 10 I.D.
RALPD0011
Ebony Lodge
Sheraton D11 |
LOT 12
I.D.
NPC0063
Norolle Lady in Red
C63 |
The semen lots from Morgiana
Stud Vic. grossed $3,900.
Thanks to selling agents
Elders and Landmark.
AG GROW JULY 2009
Vendors and clients
at the Gelbvieh
site. |
Terry O’Halloran
with Terley lots at
AgGrow. |
The Annual Queensland
Superior Beef Bull Sale
conducted at the AgGrow
Field Days in Emerald saw
228 bulls listed for sale
with 12 breeds represented.
Once again Gelbvieh was
supported by three vendors -
Chris and Julie Braithwaite,
Midas
Stud Murgon, Michel and
Wendy Jackson, Jackson
Pastoral Company Guyra; and
Terry
and Shirley O’Halloran,
Terley Stud Clifton.
Eleven (11) Gelbvieh and
Gelbvieh x bulls were
submitted for sale.
Clearance of 100% was
achieved for an average of
$3,227, reaching $4,500
twice. The overall sale
could be
described as patchy with
some breeds being hard to
place.
Our thanks to the Gelbvieh
breeders who supported the
sale and we look forward to
seeing
you all at our National Sale
in Warwick on 24 September
2009.
Report: Terry O’Halloran
BUY GELBVIEH FOR CROSS
BREEDING
Uncomplicated CROSSBREEDING
taps the economic potential
of hybrid vigour.
GELBVIEH CROSSED
with any other breed will
produce an optimum
combination
of feed efficiency, carcass
yield and carcass quality.
GELBVIEH BULLS and FEMALES
pass on to their progeny the
commendable Gelbvieh traits
* fertility
* longevity
* adaptability
* exceptional milk
* excellent carcass
* overall pigmentation
* high saleable meat yield
* outstanding weight for age
2008
NATIONAL GELBVIEH SALE
was held on
Friday 25 July 2008
11 am at the Warwick
Saleyards, Qld
SALE SUMMARY
11 Registered Bulls sold to
a top of $6,750 to average
$3,727
3 Herd Bulls sold to a top
of $4,750 to average $3,083
13 Registered Females sold
to a top of $4,000 to
average $2,327
9 Semen Packages grossed
$10,950
5 Embryo Packages grossed
$3,950
Sale Gross $111,930
Sale review courtesy
of QCL 31 July 2008
“Prices rose to $6,750 at
last Friday’s National
Gelbvieh Sale,
Warwick, where the top money
was paid for a son of the
Beef 2006 Interbreed Bull.
The sale saw 34 lots of the
bulls, females and genetic
packages on
offer sell for an $111,930
gross. Buyers came from most
states, with a
strong interest on
AuctionsPlus for the genetic
packages.
Eleven registered bulls
topped at $6,750 for a
$3,727 average, three
commercial bulls topped at
$4,750 and averaged $3,083
while 13 stud
females reached $4,000 and
averaged $3,327. Nine semen
packages
grossed $10,950 and five
embryo packages grossed
$3,950.
Michael and Wendy Jackson,
Double J Gelbvieh Stud,
Guyra, took a
draft of four to the sale,
and were delighted to top
the sale with Lot 22,
Double J Bronson, who sold
to the WA College of
Agriculture.
Lot 22
Although a NSW based stud Mr
Jackson said Bronson “wore
the
maroon jersey” as he has
been at Allora where Steve
Hayward
prepares the Double J show
team through his Advance
Fitting Service.
Bronson (calved September
14, 2006) is the first son
of the Beef 2006
Champion, Double J Zulu, to
sell at public auction.
The remainder of Zulu’s
first 13 calves were sold
privately, and so far
the Beef 2006 star has set a
$5,850 average for his sons.
Another,
younger son of Zulu sold at
the National Sale for
$3,750, while two
Double J Heifers sold for
$2,500 and $2,250.
Two bulls sold for the
second top price of $5,000.
First was Lot 4,
Magnus Lexus (2008 Sydney
Royal Grand Champion) from
Doug and
Kristy Roberts, DKR Gelbvieh,
Narromine, selling to Chris
Braithwaite,
Midas Cattle Co., Murgon:
while Geoff Steinbeck, Excel
Genetics,
Dungowan NSW, also made the
same money for Lot 7 Magnus
Big
Boy Caddilac, selling to
Clyde and Alison Johnson,
Norolle Cattle
Company, Millmerran.
Lot 4
Lot 7
(Report correction) The
Steinbeck family also sold
Lot 8 Excel Buddy,
for $4750 to DB Hindmarsh,
Springdale, Ballandean;
while TM and SA
O’Halloran, Terley Gelbvieh,
Clifton, sold the top priced
commercial
bull Lot 27, Terley
Commodore 702 to Michael
Borg, Clermont, for the
same money.
(Report correction) The top
priced female was Lot 45,
Wychwood
Wonderwoman, sold by DA and
JS Gommers and Sons of
Keith, SA,
to Colin Flannagan, Neerim
South, Vic, for $4,000. A
cow and calf from
Ced Wise’s Glenisa stud at
Glen Aplin sold to the
Jacksons of Double
J Gelbvieh Guyra for
$3,500.”
Lot 45
Other successful vendors
included Julie and Aderian
Nixon with the
sale of their two,10 month
old black heifers, Lot 32 to
M and C Turra
Guyra and Lot 33 to Elyse
Burton, Sweatwater Gelbvieh
Stud, Dubbo,
both at $1,500.
Lot 32 & 33
Females from Chris and Julie
Braithwaite sold to $2,250
and averaged
$1,750 while the females
from Ced Wise sold to $3,500
and averaged
$3.062.50 for four head.
There were 46 registered
bidders at the National
Gelbvieh Sale.
The lucky bid card, No 27,
was held by Paul and Kev
Stephens, Swan
Creek via Warwick, who won
the Wine Pack valued at $50,
3 Ballandean Estates Wines,
kindly donated by Val and
Ian Rogers.
Buyers of the most lots
which entailed eight head,
bid card No 39,
Bruce and Kate Jackson,
Condamine, received a
Plaited Leather
Whip, valued at $100. The
whip was made by Don
Batterham of
Amiens and kindly donated by
Val and Ian Rogers. Thank
you to
Val and Ian for their
generous support of the
National Sale.
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