Glenisa Angus 2023 Bull Sale Catalogue

LOT 11 - S218 | SIRED BY MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011

LOT 42 - S212 | SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011

LOT 13 - S214 | SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011

LOT 9 - S056 | SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011

LOT 5 - S215 | SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011 SCAN

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Welcome

The Wise family and entire Glenisa team welcome you to our 2023 Annual on Property Bull Sale. We look forward to hosting you at our home base “Glenisa”.

We believe the quality of our bulls in this years’ draft is of the highest standard and relevant to our client base. The bulls exhibit all the traits we aim to deliver - average birthweight, good growth, clean coated, sound structured, fertile and with good temperament.

The 2023 Glenisa Angus Bull draft features a large selection from our walking sire, Knowla Monty M186 who we purchased as the highest priced bull at the 2018 Knowla Sale. Since purchasing Monty we have sold and marketed his semen through Breeder Genetics, with sales now over 1,000 straws. He now has over 250 progeny recorded across 16 stud prefixes. There are 17 direct sons of Monty in the sale and the draft includes the first calves out of our Monty heifers that calved at 24 months. We’re incredibly excited to see these beautiful, functional females produce such quality cattle. The likes of Lot 19, Glenisa Moe S154 is a lovely example of the softness and doabilty Monty is having on his progeny whilst maintaining a good frame size with a heap of red meat. Also represented is Woodhill Patent (8), Murdeduke Quarterback Q011 (8), Sydgen Enhance (3), Chiltern Park Moe (3), Exar Monumental (1), Timber Trail Gridlock (1) and DSK RR Jimbob (1).

All 43 lots catalogued are 2 year old bulls and ready to work. Of the 2023 Glenisa bull draft, 17 (or 40%) are breed average or less for birth weight EBV and 30 (or 70%) are greater than breed average for 200 day weight EBV. This data highlights our breeding objectives of producing calves of average birthweight with superior growth.

All sale bulls have been fully vaccinated with 7in1, Vibrovax, BEF and tick fever trivalent, tested negative for pestivirus, semen tested and morphology, so they are primed and ready to enter your herd and perform.

For those unable to attend the Glenisa sale venue on Thursday 7th September, we have videos available of each catalogued bull. These videos can be accessed simply by scanning the QR code (inside cover) or via our Glenisa Angus website. AuctionsPlus will also be operating during the sale.

We thank you for your support of our Glenisa program and look forward to welcoming you to Glenisa on Thursday 7th September. If you have any questions or would like to inspect the bulls prior to sale please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Kind regards,

Ced Wise & Family

DISCLAIMER

All reasonable care has been taken by this vendor to ensure that the information provided in this catalogue is correct at the time of publication. However, neither the vendor nor the selling agents make no other representations about the accuracy, reliability or completeness of any information provided in this catalogue and do not assume any responsibility for the use or interpretation of the information included in this catalogue. You are encouraged to seek independent verification of any information contained in this catalogue before relying on such information.

PARENT VERIFICATION SUFFIXES

The animals listed within this catalogue including its pedigree, are displaying a Parent Verification Suffix which indicates the DNA parent verification status that has been conducted on the animal. The Parent Verification Suffixes that will appear at the end of each animal’s name are as follows: PV: both parents have been verified by DNA | SV: the sire has been verified by DNA | DV: the dam has been verified by DNA | #: DNA verification has not yet been conducted | E: DNA verification has identified that the sire and/or dam may possibly be incorrect, but this cannot be confirmed conclusively.

ATTENTION BUYER

Animal details included in this catalogue, including but not limited to pedigree, DNA information, Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) and Index values, are based on information provided by the breeder or owner of the animal. Whilst all reasonable care has been taken to ensure that the information provided in this catalogue was correct at the time of publication, Angus Australia will assume no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information, nor for the outcome (including consequential loss) of any action taken based on this information.

Sale Information

SALE LOCATION

“Glenisa” 27475 New England Highway, GLEN APLIN, Qld. (Approx. 13kms south of Stanthorpe). Entry via Townsend Road.

REFRESHMENTS

A light luncheon and refreshments will be available on sale day with compliments of Glenisa Angus.

INSPECTIONS

Bulls will be available for inspection from 9am on sale day. Prior inspections welcome anytime by appointment.

HEALTH

All Glenisa Angus bulls have been vaccinated as follows:

3 day sickness (booster due August 2024)

7 in 1 (booster due August 2024)

Vibrovax (booster due August 2024)

Trivalent (tick fever) (no booster due)

All bulls have been tested negative for BVD (pestivirus).

FERTILITY

All Glenisa Angus sale bulls have passed the Australian Cattle Veterinarians Bull Breeding Soundness Examination (BBSE). All bulls have also passed a semen morphology assessment.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION

Supplementary information containing current bull weights, scan data, scrotal measurements, morphology assessments and catalogue alterations will be available on sale day, or prior by contacting the Glenisa team.

DELIVERY

Bulls will be available for immediate delivery after the sale. The selling agents will act as transport co-ordinators. Please do not leave the sale before arranging your transport requirements. To assist buyers, Glenisa Angus will deliver in the week following the sale to Glen Innes, Casino, Toowoomba and Roma, and where convenient locations along these routes.

INSURANCE

A representative from Landmark Insurance will be in attendance at the sale to assist with all enquires. We recommend that purchasers insure their bulls. The vendor takes all care but no responsibility after the sale.

Online Bidding (via AuctionsPlus)

If you are unable to attend the auction in person, online bidding will be available via AuctionsPlus. Please ensure you have registered an account with AuctionsPlus prior to sale day. Please contact our selling agents should you require any assistance.

ONLINE BIDDING (VIA AUCTIONSPLUS)

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COMMISSIONS & REBATES

A 5% commission will be paid to any Agent who either accompanies a client to the sale or attends the sale and purchases on a client’s behalf and who settles within seven (7) days.

A 2% commission will be paid to any Agent who introduces a client to the vendor not less than 48 hours prior to the sale but does not accompany the client and the where the said client purchases and settles within seven (7) days.

HEALTH & SAFETY OF VISITORS

All visitors to Glenisa Angus enter the cattle pens at their own risk. Children are prohibited from entering the cattle pens. Should you require assistance to view a bull please ask a Glenisa Angus employee or selling agent to either walk the bull to the fence for your viewing or to escort you through the pens.

ACCOMMODATION

Ballandean Tavern Motel – 07 4684 1044

The Vines Motel & Cottages – 07 4681 3844

TACE - August 2023 Reference Tables

BREED AVERAGE EBVS

* Breed average represents the average EBV of all 2021 drop Australian Angus and Angus-influenced seedstock animals analysed in the August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

PERCENTILE BANDS TABLE

* The percentile bands represent the distribution of EBVs across the 2021 drop Australian Angus and Angus-influenced seedstock animals analysed in the August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

Understanding The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation (TACE)

The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation (TACE) is the genetic evaluation program adopted by Angus Australia for Angus and Angus infused beef cattle. TACE uses Best Linear Unbiased Prediction (BLUP) technology to produce Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) of recorded cattle for a range of important production traits (e.g. weight, carcase, fertility).

TACE includes pedigree, performance and genomic information from the Angus Australia and New Zealand Angus Association databases to evaluate the genetics of animals across Australia and New Zealand.

TACE analyses are conducted by the Agricultural Business Research Institute (ABRI), using beef genetic evaluation software developed by the Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit (AGBU), a joint institute of NSW Agriculture and the University of New England, and Meat and Livestock Australia Limited (MLA).

What is an EBV?

An animal’s breeding value can be defined as its genetic merit for each trait. While it is not possible to determine an animal’s true breeding value, it is possible to estimate it. These estimates of an animal’s true breeding value are called EBVs (Estimated Breeding Values). EBVs are expressed as the difference between an individual animal’s genetics and a historical genetic level (i.e. group of animals) within the TACE genetic evaluation, and are reported in the units in which the measurements are taken.

Using EBVs to Compare the Genetics of Two Animals

TACE EBVs can be used to estimate the expected difference in the genetics of two animals, with the expected difference equating to half the difference in the EBVs of the animals, all other things being equal (e.g. they are joined to the same animal/s).

For example, a bull with a 200 Day Growth EBV of +60 would be expected to produce progeny that are, on average, 10 kg heavier at 200 days of age than a bull with a 200 Day Growth EBV of +40 kg (i.e. 20 kg difference between the sire’s EBVs, then halved as the sire only contributes half the genetics). Or similarly, a bull with an IMF EBV of +3.0 would be expected to produce progeny with on average, 1% more intramuscular fat in a 400 kg carcase than a bull with a IMF EBV of +1.0 (i.e. 2% difference between the sire’s EBVs, then halved as the sire only contributes half the genetics).

Using EBVs to Benchmark an Animal’s Genetics with the Breed

EBVs can also be used to benchmark an animal’s genetics relative to the genetics of other Angus or Angus infused animals in Australia and New Zealand. To benchmark an animal’s genetics relative to other Angus animals, an animal’s EBV can be compared to the EBV reference tables, which provide:

• the breed average EBV

• the percentile bands table

The current breed average EBV is listed on the bottom of each page in this publication, while

the current EBV reference tables are included at the end of these introductory notes. For easy reference, the percentile band in which an animal’s EBV ranks is also published in association with the EBV.

Considering Accuracy

An accuracy value is published with each EBV, and is usually displayed as a percentage value immediately below the EBV. The accuracy value provides an indication of the reliability of the EBV in estimating the animal’s genetics (or true breeding value), and is an indication of the amount of information that has been used in the calculation of the EBV.

EBVs with accuracy values below 50% should be considered as preliminary or of low accuracy, 50-74% as of medium accuracy, 7590% of medium to high accuracy, and 90% or greater as high accuracy.

Description of TACE EBVs

EBVs are calculated for a range of traits within TACE, covering calving ease, growth, fertility, maternal performance, carcase merit, feed efficiency and structural soundness. A description of each EBV included in this publication is provided on the following pages. The following is a brief description of EBVs and $ Index values and Accuracies.

Accuracy (%) – Provides an indication of the reliability of an EBV. As more performance information becomes available on an animal (or it’s progeny, or relatives) then the accuracy of it’s EBVs for particular traits will increase. See Understanding Accuracies for a more detailed explanation.

Calving Ease DIR (%) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in the ability of their calves from 2 year old heifers to be delivered without assistance.

Calving Ease DTRS (%) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in the ability of their 2 year old daughters to calve without assistance.

Gestation Length (Days) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in the number of days from the date of conception to the calf birth date.

Birth Wt (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in calf birth weight.

200-Day Wt (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in liveweight at 200 days of age.

400-Day Wt (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in liveweight at 400 days of age.

600-Day Wt (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in liveweight at 600 days of age.

Mature Cow Weight (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in cow weight at 5 years of age.

Milk (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in milk production, expressed as variation in 200-day weight of daughter’s calves.

Scrotal Size (cm) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in scrotal circumference at 400 days of age.

Days to Calving – Estimates of the genetic differences in female fertility, expressed as the number of days from the start of the joining period until subsequent calving.

Carcase Weight (kg) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in carcase weight, adjusted to 650 days of age.

Eye Muscle Area (cm2) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in eye muscle area at the 12/13th rib site, in a 300kg carcase.

Rib Fat (mm) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in fat depth at the 12/13th rib site, in a 300 kg carcase.

Rump Fat (mm) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in fat depth at the P8 rump site, in a 300kg carcase.

Retail Beef Yield % (RBY%) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in percentage retail beef yield, in a 300kg carcase.

Intra-Muscular Fat % (IMF%) – Estimates of the genetic differences between animals in percentage intra-muscular fat (marbling) at the 12/13th rib site, in a 300 kg carcase.

Net Feed Intake (NFI) – Estimates of the genetic differences in feed intake for animals adjusted to the same growth rate and weight base.

Docility – Genetic differences between animals in temperament.

Foot Angle – Genetic differences in foot angle (strength of pastern, depth of heel).

Claw Set – Genetic differences in claw set structure (shape and evenness of claws).

$A – Genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined in a typical commercial self replacing herd using Angus bulls. This selection index is not specific to a particular market end-point, but identifies animals that will improve overall net profitability in the majority of commercial, self replacing, grass and grain finishing beef production systems.

$A-L – Genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined in a typical commercial self replacing herd using Angus bulls. This selection index is not specific to a particular market end-point, but identifies animals that will improve overall net profitability in the majority of commercial, self replacing, grass and grain finishing beef production systems.

The $A-L index is similar to the $A index but is modelled on a production system where feed is surplus to requirements for the majority of the year, or the cost of supplying additional feed when animal feed requirements increase is low.

While the $A aims to maintain mature cow weight, the $A-L does not aim to limit the increase in mature cow weight as there is minimal cost incurred if the feed maintenance requirements of the female breeding herd increase as a result of selection decisions.

Reference Sires

KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

WOODHILL PATENT

MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011 PV

SYDGEN ENHANCE

CHILTERN PARK MOE M6 PV

TE MANIA CALAMUS C46 SV

BULLETPROOF Z3 PV

MANIA LOWAN A626 # Sire: TE MANIA FOE F734

August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

HIDDEN VALLEY TIMEOUT A45

CSWQ011

WOODHILL

MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011 CHILTERN PARK MOE M6

KNOWLA MONTY M186

Reference Sires

EXAR MONUMENTAL 6056B PV

TIMBER TRAIL GRIDLOCK

GLENISA DSK JIMBOB Q061

GLENISA DSK JIMBOB Q107 SV

EBV Quick Reference for Glenisa Angus Annual Bull Sale

Lot 1

GLENISA K MONTY S150 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

Z250 OF KENHARDT # KRUGER 10 OF MT HESLINGTON # 0242 OF KENHARDT #

Dam: GLENISA KENHARDT F.C. JUNO G003 #

FOSSIL CREEK JUNO 79-99 # HINGAIA 469 # INNISCREAG 750/7 #

August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

The first of many great Knowla Monty M186 sons to be offered in the 2023 Glenisa Bull Sale. S150 has the same carcass qualities as his sire, with plenty of power, performance and a great skin type. Top 10% for all growth traits.

Lot 2

LAWSONS MOMENTOUS M518 PV

GLENISA QTRBACK S093 SV

G A R MOMENTUM PV LAWSONS AFRICA H229 SV

Sire: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011 PV

MURDEDUKE BARUNAH N026 PV

CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62 PV MURDEDUKE K304 SV

DSK RR JIMBOB J21 SV

Ident: QBV21S093

REMITALL H RACHIS 21R # DSK GDK MILDRED G36 #

Dam: GLENISA DSK JIMBOB SHOWGIRL Q053 #

GLENISA 308M SHOWGIRL E011 # F V 20K KING 308M # GLENISA 2164 SHOWGIRL U35 PV

August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

Just look at the quality of this young sire. A Murdeduke Quarterback son out of a Jimbob heifer and didn’t this AI joining work! The phenotype and eye appeal he has, combined with this great growth and carcass attributes make him an outstanding sire. Top

weight and top 13% IMF, he’s a quality sire with a big future.

Lot 3

GLENISA PATENT S073 SV

Ident: QBV21S073

Z40 FLOWER C127 # KNOWLA ZENITH Z40 PV

GLENISA U20 FLOWER Y029 #

S073 has been a standout from birth, this bull has it all in his breeding. Sired by Woodhill Patent who consistently produces great sires, combined with the maternal powerhouses which are the DSK RR Feel Good dams, S073 has come together to create a sire with a long stretchy frame and high performance that will carry on strongly into his progeny.

5% for all growth traits.

Lot 4

GLENISA K MONTY S080 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV

KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

PEAKES ELSTON E4 SV MILWILLAH IN FOCUS B115 SV BOWEN ABIGAIL B73 #

Dam: GLENISA E4 ZADEX H030 #

GLENISA ZADEX Z115 #

S080 is another large framed, long, strong and heavily built Knowla Monty son. He’s a sleek skinned sire with plenty of performance and quality carcass traits.

Lot 5

GLENISA QTRBACK S215

Ident: QBV21S215

S215 is a classic example of maternal lines that breed true to type. He is a full brother to Lot 11, with all the same attributes. They are big thick, easy doing bulls with plenty of weight and power.

Lot 6

GLENISA K MONTY S057 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

Ident: QBV21S057

SYDGEN BLACK PEARL 2006 PV SYDGEN TRUST 6228 # SYDGEN ANITA 8611 #

Dam: GLENISA SBP 2006 WILCOOLA M093 # GLENISA A020 WILCOOLA F086 SV

AXLE A020 PV

U69 WILCOOLA B107 #

S057 is another Monty son out of a heavy milking Sydgen Black Pearl daughter. He’s an absolute powerhouse and would have a high impact in a commercial setting.

Lot 7

GLENISA TIMB TRAIL GRIDLOCK S213 SV

Sire: TIMBER TRAIL GRIDLOCK #

The full Canadian imported embryo sire that ticks all the boxes for the beef industry. With power and performance along with carcase quality, S213 is a commercially focused bull ready to go to work.

Lot 8

GLENISA ENHANCE S078 SV

Sired by Sydgen Enhance, S078 has it all. With a sleek clean coat,

Lot 9

GLENISA QTRBACK S056 SV

S056 is another one of these big, long sleek bodied Murdeduke Quarterback sons with extra rib and carcase weight. Top 4% for gestation length and moderate birth, combined with top 25% for growth, S056 is sure to produce early calves with high growth.

Ident: QBV21S056

Lot 10

GLENISA K MONTY S074 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

SYDGEN BLACK PEARL 2006 PV Traits Observed: BWT,200WT,600WT,Genomics

ANITA 8611 # Dam:

GLENISA S.B.P.2006 DSK POLLY M012 #

TRUST 6228 # DIR DTRS GL BW 200 400 600 MCW SS D to C CWT EMA Rib Rump RBY% IMF% Milk NFI-F EBV -4.4 +0.8 -7.2 +6.4 +59 +97 +134 +99 +2.3 -3.4 +82 +1.1 -0.2 +1.2 -0.6 +2.9 +22 -0.27 Acc 57% 46% 70% 73% 72% 70% 70% 67% 66% 39% 61% 60% 61% 61% 55% 63% 61% 51% Perc 91 71 15 91 13 30 18 52 40 82 12 96 53 23 95 28 13 7

Similar to lot 6 here, another Monty son out of a Sydgen Black Pearl dam, Glenisa Polly M012. We think a lot of M012 and have since flushed this donor dam. S074 is a powerful sire with a balanced set of data.

Ident: QBV21S218

PANDA L198 DV DSK YA

DSK

DSK WB PANDA M7+92 #

DOB: 29/08/2021 AMFU,CAFU,DDFU,NHFU August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation HBR

Lot 12

GLENISA MONUMENTAL S086 SV

Ident: QBV21S086

Purchaser: $: Traits Observed: BWT,200WT,600WT,Genomics DIR DTRS GL BW 200 400 600 MCW SS D to C CWT EMA Rib Rump RBY% IMF% Milk NFI-F EBV -2.4 +0.6 -5.7 +6.3 +65 +115 +150 +140 +1.9 -2.9 +94 +9.8 -1.2 -1.8 +0.8 +1.5 +15 +0.01 Acc 60% 49% 72% 74% 73% 71% 74% 70% 68% 39% 63% 63% 64% 63% 58% 66% 65% 51% Perc 84 73 34 90 4 4 4 6 56 89 3 14 75 76 28 67 69 28

LOT 4 - S080 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 17 - S128 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 16 - S132 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 15 - S021 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 10 - S074 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 18 - S117 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 37 - S039 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 31 - S158 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 30 - S146 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

LOT 29 - S147 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

Lot 13

LAWSONS MOMENTOUS M518 PV

GLENISA QTRBACK S214 PV

A R MOMENTUM PV LAWSONS AFRICA H229 SV

Sire: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011 PV

MURDEDUKE BARUNAH N026

DOCKLANDS D62

K304

A Murdeduke Quarterback son out of an easy doing Erica dam in Glenisa G221, this sire has beautiful skin and phenotype.

Lot 14

GLENISA K MONTY S125 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

KNOWLA ZENITH Z40 PV S V F HI ROAD # KNOWLA DESIGNER V96 #

Dam: GLENISA Z40 DUCHESS G144 #

GLENISA U20 DUCHESS Y054 # DSK SB UPTON U20 # TURN-TO R.J. DUCHESS U56 #

This son of Monty offers great length and frame with a sleek skin and hair type. He is a free moving bull and will be a versatile addition to your herd. Top 10% all growth traits.

Lot 15

GLENISA K MONTY S021 SV

Ident: QBV21S021

222T #

Dam: GLENISA XCALIBER POLLY N165 #

DSK GDK POLLY G140 SV GILMANDYKE DARBY D0107 SV DSK HR POLLY X42 #

If you are looking for a moderate bull that will add extra carcase weight, power and performance to your cattle then S021 is the bull for you.

Lot 16

GLENISA K MONTY S132 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV

KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

is a sire that packs plenty of punch with a great maturity pattern, plenty of length and superb carcase traits that will add value to your herd.

Lot 17

GLENISA K MONTY S128 SV

SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

PANDA H119 SV

Lot 18

SITZ 458N E111 SV

PANDA A49 #

GLENISA K MONTY S117 SV

Angus Cattle Evaluation

Ident: QBV21S128

S117 is another example of the quality sires Knowla Monty is producing for us. He is a thick, easy doing, well-structured and quiet bull with plenty of capacity. Again, with that excellent growth EBV’s we’re seeing from the Monty’s, putting him in the top 10% for all 200, 400 & 600 day weights.

Ident: QBV21S117

Lot 19

TE MANIA FOE F734 SV

GLENISA MOE S154 SV

TE MANIA CALAMUS C46 SV TE MANIA DANDLOO D700 #

Sire: CHILTERN PARK MOE M6 PV

TIMEOUT JADE F15 PV HIDDEN VALLEY TIMEOUT A45

Dam: GLENISA K MONTY USHERETTE Q054 #

The first of the Chiltern Park Moe’s to be offered in our 2023 Glenisa sale. S154 is out of a beautiful first calf Monty heifer in Glenisa Q054. S154 was born unassisted at 34kg out of his dam at 25 months of age. He is a smooth, stylish and easy doing sire. The eye appeal of this stud sire prospect, combined with the strength of head, body and with plenty of meat down the spine, will ensure close inspection by many astute producers. Not only does Glenisa Moe S154 have a beautiful phenotype, he has the data to back it up! His EBV’s show he has superior calving ease, growth, fertility, carcase, feed efficiency and structure.

Lot 20

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 #

Sire: WOODHILL PATENT PV

WOODHILL EVERGREEN Y10-C62 #

GLENISA PATENT S087 #

BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 #

BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

EF COMPLEMENT 8088 PV

WOODHILL EVERGREEN W269-Y10 #

SITZ UPWARD 307R SV CONNEALY ONWARD #

SITZ HENRIETTA PRIDE 81M #

Dam: GLENISA S.UPWARD 307R JANIE L025 #

GLENISA Z40 JANIE F142 # KNOWLA ZENITH Z40 PV

GLENISA SPEC. JANIE Y129 #

An easy doing Woodhill Patent son that has softness and depth of body. Out of Sitz Upward dam, Glenisa L025 who also produced some leading calves. Glenisa Patent S087 is packed with red meat in all the right places. With a birth weight

just +3.7 and 200, 400 & 600 day weight

Lot 21

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 #

in the top 15%, S087 calves will be born light and grow fast.

GLENISA PATENT S082 SV

BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 #

BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

Like the bull before him, S082 he is another Woodhill Patent son; he is a very flexible all-round bull that would suit both cows and heifers.

Ident: QBV21S082

Ident: QBV21S087

Lot 22

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 #

Sire: WOODHILL PATENT PV

GLENISA PATENT S013 SV

BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 #

BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

WOODHILL EVERGREEN Y10-C62 # EF COMPLEMENT 8088 PV WOODHILL EVERGREEN W269-Y10 #

Ident: QBV21S013

Glenisa S013 is again sired by the USA sire, Woodhill Patent. Just like his brothers above, S013 is a thick and long commercially based bull with a very impressive set of EBV’s. All calving ease and growth EBV’s are within the top 15% of the breed. Another bull that’ll sire calves born early and light that will go onto weigh heavy from weaners to bullocks.

Lot 23

GLENISA K MONTY S144 SV

DOB: 27/08/2021 AMFU,CAFU,DDFU,NHFU

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

Lot 24

August

HF TIGER 5T #

KODIAK 5R PV

HF

Dam: GLENISA 1402252 ERCIA G219 #

GLENISA 377 ERICA B003 AI ET B003 PV

GLENISA K MONTY S142 SV

S A NEUTRON 377 #

$A $A-L $227 $399 21 12

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

RAFF DYNAMITE G156 PV

RAFF DYNAMITE D345 SV

RAFF BURNETTE C140 #

Dam: GLENISA R.D. G156 SHOWGIRL M021 #

DOB: 29/08/2021 AMFU,CAFU,DDFU,NHFU August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation HBR

Purchaser: $: Traits Observed: BWT,200WT,600WT,Genomics DIR DTRS GL BW 200 400 600 MCW SS D to C CWT EMA Rib Rump RBY% IMF% Milk NFI-F EBV -5.4 -9.5 -1.5 +5.8 +58 +103 +132 +122 +3.8 -4.2 +83 +7.2 -0.6 -0.3 +0.8 +2.3 +22 +0.10 Acc 54% 42% 70% 74% 72% 70% 73% 67% 65% 35% 60% 59% 61% 61% 54% 63% 61% 49% Perc 93 99 91 84 17 16 20 17 6 64 10 37 62 50 28 43 16 39

$A $A-L $192 $327 60 64

Lot 25

GLENISA PATENT S075 SV

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 # BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 # BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

Sire: WOODHILL PATENT PV

WOODHILL EVERGREEN Y10-C62 # EF COMPLEMENT 8088 PV WOODHILL EVERGREEN W269-Y10 #

Glenisa S075 is another of the Woodhill Patent sons on offer. With breed average birth weight and the top 25% growth, added to the fact he is out of a high performing Clunie Range Decibel dam in J192, lot 25 has the genetics that will give you the opportunity to use him anywhere within your herd.

Lot 26

GLENISA K MONTY S066 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

Lot 27

Ident: QBV21S066

SITZ UPWARD 307R SV CONNEALY ONWARD #

SITZ HENRIETTA PRIDE 81M #

Dam: GLENISA SU307R DSK MAORIMAID M008 #

DSK Z10 MAORI MAID B109 SV DSK HU ZEUS Z10 PV DSK W13 MAORI MAID Z86 #

GLENISA QTR BACK S216

Ident: QBV21S216

One of the youngest bulls in the draft. S216 is a full ET brother to Lot 13 out of one of Glenisa’s top donor cows G221, he has that nice skin type and good length. This bull is going to mature into an impressive sire.

Lot 28

GLENISA MOE S141 SV

TE MANIA FOE F734 SV TE MANIA CALAMUS C46 SV TE MANIA DANDLOO D700 #

Sire: CHILTERN PARK MOE M6 PV

TIMEOUT JADE

HIDDEN VALLEY TIMEOUT A45 SV

Lot 28, a Chiltern Park Moe son is the first calf out of his Musgrave 316 Stunner dam, Q021. These Q heifers were joined to calve as 2-year-olds and haven’t they performed. Glenisa Moe S141 is a bull we feel will suit many operations and will produce easy doing calves with strong carcase qualities.

Lot 29

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV

GLENISA K MONTY S147 SV

TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

SYDGEN BLACK PEARL 2006 PV

Ident: QBV21S147

TRUST 6228 # SYDGEN ANITA 8611 #

Dam: GLENISA SBP 2006 MONA L188 #

GLENISA USA 1531 MONA G090 #

ROCKN D AMBUSH 1531 #

GLENISA C56 MONA E180 #

If you are looking to increase frame size, length and carcase weight of your progeny then S147 is well worth a look. He will grow into a big powerhouse bull.

Lot 30

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

GLENISA K MONTY S146 SV

REGENT D145 PV

ANGUISH D202 #

SITZ 458N E111 SV

PANDA A49 #

DSK RR JIMBOB J21 SV

Ident: QBV21S146

H RACHIS 21R # DSK GDK MILDRED G36 #

Dam: GLENISA JB DSK J21 JANIE N072 # GLENISA S.UPWARD 307R JANIE L025 # SITZ UPWARD 307R SV

Lot 30 is one impressive Monty son with real power and constitution. The strength of head and body is second to none. S146 is designed to pack on the kilos and is an obvious choice for producers looking to increase the profitability of their enterprise no matter the target market.

Lot 31

GLENISA K MONTY S158 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

These Monty sons are very consistent for the traits that they express so well. They are strong bodied, mobile cattle that carry a lot of meat and have good finishing ability and S158 is exactly that and will grow into an impressive beefy bull.

Lot 32

GLENISA QTRBACK S004 SV

Ident: QBV21S004

Q096 #

GLENISA RADAR WILCOOLA F015 # DYLEMMA RADAR W42 SV GLENISA KELP WILCOOLA X2 PV

S004 is another stylish Murdeduke Quarterback son out of an impressive Monty heifer in Q096. He certainly has all the makings of his brothers offered before him. He has a strong head, sleek skin, plenty of muscle and is very mobile. Check the data on this bull, birth to growth spread is super impressive.

Lot 33

GLENISA K MONTY S096 SV

HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV DUNOON

S096 is a typical Monty son that packs a punch, he has a great maturity pattern, plenty of length and superb carcase traits that will add value to your herd.

Lot 34

GLENISA PATENT S045 SV

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 # BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 # BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

Sire: WOODHILL PATENT PV WOODHILL EVERGREEN Y10-C62 # EF COMPLEMENT 8088 PV WOODHILL EVERGREEN W269-Y10 #

Lot 35

Ident: QBV21S045

KNOWLA ZENITH Z40 PV S V F HI ROAD # KNOWLA DESIGNER V96 # Dam: GLENISA Z40 JANIE F142 #

GLENISA ENHANCE S079 SV

Ident: QBV21S079

Lot 35 is a strong upstanding son of Sydgen Enhance. S079 is a stylish well-muscled, deep bodied bull with the ability to move freely making him the complete package. Another docile bull with growth EBV’s in the top 20% of the breed.

Lot 36

GLENISA PATENT S018 SV

Ident: QBV21S018

S018 is a well-shaped bull that has softness and depth of body with plenty of growth and is suited to heifers.

Lot 37

GLENISA K MONTY S039 SV

DUNOON HIGHPOINT H744 SV TUWHARETOA REGENT D145 PV

DUNOON ANGUISH D202 #

Sire: KNOWLA MONTY M186 SV

KNOWLA PANDA H119 SV WATTLETOP SITZ 458N E111 SV

KNOWLA PANDA A49 #

GLENISA MACKAY M116 SV S A V REVERE 1180 #

GLENISA Z40 SHOWGIRL F002 #

Dam: GLENISA MACKAY FLOWER P171 #

GLENISA R.D. G156 FLOWER

G156

Like his Monty brothers before him, S039 displays a real sire appeal and is a bull that carries plenty of grunt and carcase.

Lot 38

MANIA FOE

GLENISA MOE S095

August 2023 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation

Ident: QBV21S095

Lot 38 is a good shaped bull that is stylish and thick set. S095 is a bull that would be suited to most breeding operations and will handle many environments.

Lot 39

GLENISA Q061 JIMBOB S111 SV

Sire: GLENISA DSK JIMBOB Q061 SV GLENISA R.D. G156 ZADEX M025 #

G111 ZADEX J147 #

Dam: GLENISA K MONTY MONA Q143 #

Ident: QBV21S111

F.G. F36 MONA L050 # DSK RR FEEL GOOD F36 SV GLENISA A031 MONA F051 #

S111 is the first calf of a Glenisa Monty daughter sired by Glenisa Q061, he is a moderate, thick bodied, well-balanced bull and will go onto breed you the same type.

Lot 40

BALDRIDGE COLONEL C251 #

Sire: WOODHILL PATENT PV

GLENISA PATENT S037 SV

BALDRIDGE XPAND X743 # BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69 #

WOODHILL EVERGREEN Y10-C62 # EF COMPLEMENT 8088 PV WOODHILL EVERGREEN W269-Y10 #

This Woodhill Patent son is another quality, long bodied, hefty commercial bull that is sleek and soft and can easily be used in both heifers and cows. Again, another super impressive set of data with excellent calving ease through to high growth.

Lot 41

H RACHIS 21R #

DSK RR JIMBOB J21 SV

GDK MILDRED G36 #

GLENISA JIMBOB S188

NIGHTHAWK 37N #

MISSIE 32'02 #

DARBY D0107 SV

P.N.P. MILDRED E41 #

DYNAMITE G156 PV

Ident: QBV21S188

DYNAMITE D345 SV

BURNETTE C140 # Dam: GLENISA R.D. G156 ZADEX M025 #

G111 ZADEX J147 # GLENISA GRINGO G111 SV GLENISA D4 ZADEX G184 #

is the only

Jimbob son in our sale and is our youngest bull in the draft. He is a good thick, moderate framed bull ready to go out and work.

Lot 42

GLENISA QTRBACK S212

Ident: QBV21S212

S212 is a typical all round, very quiet, solid base Murdeduke Quarterback son out of a Panda cow line known for their length, volume and width. These 2 genetic lines are a fantastic combination.

Lot 43

GLENISA JIMBOB S176 #

Ident: QBV21S176

LOT 2 - S093 | SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011

LOT 39 - S111 | SIRE: GLENISA DSK JIMBOB Q061

LOT 34 - S045 | SIRE: WOODHILL PATENT

LOT 12 - S086 | SIRE: EXAR MONUMENTAL 6056B

LOT 23 - S144 | SIRE: KNOWLA MONTY M186

Standard Auction Terms and Conditions

IMPORTANT NOTICE: All bids shall be treated as offers made upon the following Terms and Conditions of Sale and all persons present are admitted to attend the sale on the basis that they have notice of these Terms and Conditions.

1. The highest bidder shall, subject to Condition 2, be the Purchaser provided that the Vendor reserves the right to bid either by himself or through his Agent or Auctioneer and should any dispute arise among the bidders for any lot, during or immediately after the sale of the lot, it shall be settled at the Auctioneers absolute discretion who may, should one of the disputants advance, put the lot or lots up again. The bidding from time to time shall be regulated by the Auctioneer and no bid shall be retracted.

2. The sale will be conducted on a “Sale” or “No Sale” basis whereby the lot for sale shall be knocked down to the highest bidder, but the sale will be subject to the acceptance of the highest bid by the Vendor who will immediately after the fall of the hammer declare “Sale” or “No Sale”. Should the Vendor reject the bid of the highest bidder such bidder will have the right of first refusal of the lot at the Vendor’s nominated price for one hour after the lot has been passed out of the ring on the Terms and Conditions herein set forth in so far as they shall apply.

3. The details of the Purchaser, the purchase price and the lot sold as recorded by the sale clerk for and on behalf of the Auctioneer shall be equally binding on both Purchaser and Vendor.

4. The Auctioneer expressly reserves the right, without giving any reasons therefore, to:

(a) Refuse to acknowledge any bid;

(b) Withdraw any lot or lots before or during the sale;

(c) Exclude any person from the auction venue should it think fit.

5. Each lot in all cases shall be at the risk and expense of the Purchaser upon acceptance of his bid by the Vendor or upon acceptance of the highest bidder’s offer by the Vendor whichever shall be the earlier.

6. Except as expressly provided in these Terms and Conditions of Sale no guarantee or warranty shall be given in respect of any lot sold under these Conditions as to pedigree, sex, age, breeding condition or otherwise howsoever, and no guarantee, warranty or condition whatsoever shall be implied from any affirmation made before or at the time of the sale, or from any circumstances of the sale, but in all cases where a guarantee is intended the same shall attach and be enforceable only if reduced to writing before delivery of the lot and signed by the Vendor or by the Auctioneer acting as agent for the Vendor, and the absence of such writing shall be conclusive evidence in case of dispute that no guarantee, warranty or condition whatsoever was given or implied.

7. In the event of any dispute in respect to the sale of any lot:

(i) The Purchaser shall nevertheless be obliged to pay to the Auctioneer the full purchase price and any other monies or interest payable by the Purchaser in accordance with these terms and conditions;

(ii) The Vendor and the Purchaser shall resolve the dispute between themselves;

(iii) The Auctioneer shall have no liability or responsibility in regard to the dispute; and

(iv) No lot shall be returned to the Auctioneer and the Purchaser shall indemnify the Auctioneer for all costs, expenses and damages which the Auctioneer is put to or incurs by reason of the Purchaser so doing.

8. The name of the Vendor for whom the Auctioneer acts is acknowledged to have been furnished to Purchasers prior to the sale and further particulars will in all cases be furnished to a Purchaser if required. In the case of any disputes the remedy of the Purchaser shall be against the Vendor only and in no case or under any circumstances against the Auctioneer who is to be regarded for all intents and purposes as agent for a disclosed principal.

9. (a) PAYMENT — Unless prior credit arrangements have been made in writing with the Auctioneer the full purchase price for each lot shall be due and payable to the Auctioneer in cash upon acceptance of the highest bid or the highest bidder’s offer by the Vendor and prior to delivery. Notwithstanding that delivery is given to or possession obtained by the purchaser or his representative prior to the payment of the purchase money in full the property in any lot which is sold shall not pass to the Purchaser until the full purchase price and all cheques, promissory notes, bills of exchange, acceptance orders or drafts given in connection with such payment have been paid and liquidated, and until property shall pass, the Purchaser shall hold such lot as bailee, provided that in all cases should such payment not have been made and liquidated within 14 days of the date of the sale the Auctioneer reserves the right to:—

(i) Rescind the contract on behalf of the Vendor and repossess and resell any lot;

(ii) Recover from the Purchaser interest upon the purchase price at a rate per annum which aggregates the AMBA Bill Rate plus two percentum. For the purposes of this condition, the expression “the AMBA Bill Rate” is the rate published by the Australian Merchant Bankers Association in good faith as at the date of the sale as its bill rate for 180 day bills of exchange expressed as a percentage per annum. If at any time the AMBA Bill Rate becomes unavailable for any reason, the Auctioneer shall determine and advise the Purchaser of the interest rate to apply for the purposes of this condition.

(b) The Auctioneer is selling as the del credere agent of the Vendor and the full purchase price of any lot sold shall be payable by the Purchaser to the Auctioneer and be fully recoverable by the Auctioneer in its own name.

10. If the Purchaser shall neglect or fail to comply with any of the within conditions, any lot purchased by him may be immediately resold by public auction or private contract, with or without notice, at the risk of the former Purchaser, who will be held responsible for all loss and expenses arising out of such resale, and shall not participate in any profit accruing therefrom.

11. Any Vendor or Purchaser removing the sale number from any lot after it has been sold will fully indemnify all affected parties for any loss, costs or damage should the lot be wrongly delivered.

12. The Purchasers, if any more than one, shall be jointly and severally bound by these Terms and Conditions, and shall jointly and severally carry out and perform same.

13. Any person who advances a bid on a lot shall do so on the expressed condition and understanding that should that person’s bid be the highest bid and such bid is accepted by the Vendor, then that person will be held personally liable for the price so agreed upon, regardless of the fact that that person may be acting on behalf of another party, either disclosed or undisclosed to the Vendor or Auctioneer, provided however, that this Condition shall not in any way negate the Vendor’s right to claim against any principal and in such case the bidder’s liability shall be construed to be by way of guarantee.

14. The Auctioneer may, should it think fit, make arrangements on a Purchaser’s behalf for the feeding, watering, trucking, shipping of and general attendance to any lot after sale but no responsibility will be accepted by the Auctioneer and all such service will be at the Purchaser’s risk and expense.

15. No lot will be delivered until the sales invoice has been checked and signed by the Purchaser or his duly authorised representative.

16. (a) Each lot in all cases shall be sold with all faults, if any, and excepting those conditions and warranties implied by the Trade Practices Act or any applicable State legislation which cannot be contractually excluded and excepting conditions and warranties expressly contained in these Terms and Conditions of Sale, any express or implied condition, statement of warranty, statutory or otherwise, is hereby excluded. The Auctioneer is not liable in respect of any error, misdescription or omission in any particulars appearing or stated regarding the description of pedigrees of any lot offered for sale and no such error, misdescription of omission shall entitle the Purchaser to annul the sale or reject the lot or claim any compensation, damage or abatement in price.

(b) Each lot will be sold subject to passing all veterinary tests required by the law of the state or country to which the Purchaser intends to transport that particular lot, such tests to be

undertaken at the Purchaser’s expense and concluded immediately following the sale. In the event of a lot failing to pass these tests, the sale shall be null and void, any purchase moneys paid by the Purchaser shall be refunded and property in the lot shall revert to or remain with the Vendor.

Guarantees of Fertility:—

(1) BULLS - Save and except for calves at foot, all bulls are guaranteed breeders and to so prove by the later of:

(a) six months after the date of sale or

(b) the animal reaching the age of 24 months

(3) Claims under Clauses 17(1) and 17(2). A claim that an animal has failed to satisfy a guarantee of fertility under Clause 17(1) or 17(2) must be made to the Vendor within the relevant guarantee period but prior to the animal entering a quarantine area other than on the Vendor’s property.

(a) All claims must be accompanied by a certificate from a registered veterinarian surgeon in accordance with the guidelines established by the Australian Association of Cattle Veterinarians which must clearly identify the basis of the claim.

(b) Subject to Clause 17(9), infertility resulting from injury or disease occurring after the sale of the animal is not covered by this guarantee.

(c) The Vendor retains the right to have the animal placed on a property nominated by him or returned to his own property for further assessment of fertility for a period not exceeding six months. If the animal proves fertile within the period such status must be confirmed by a certificate issued by a registered veterinary surgeon in accordance with the guideline established by the Australian Association of Cattle Veterinarians and costs incurred must be borne by the Purchaser. If the animal is not proven fertile within the period, the costs incurred must be borne by the Vendor.

(4) LIABILITY OF A VENDOR - Except for costs defined elsewhere in the conditions of sale, the liability of a Vendor in respect of claims relating to fertility shall not exceed the purchase price of the animal(s) or provide mutually agreed upon replacement animal(s).

(5) In the event of a claim being substantiated:

(a) The purchase price shall be refunded within 14 days unless a mutually agreed upon replacement animal has been provided.

(b) The animal/s which are the subject of the claim shall automatically become the property of the Vendor and be returned to him or disposed of according to his instruction at his expense.

(6) Subject to Clause 17(9), this guarantee is of no effect if:

(a) The animal is returned to the Vendor.

(i) In poor physical condition or with any injury;

(ii) Tests carried out on behalf of the Vendor within fourteen days of such return proved positive to any diseases which may affect the animal’s fertility or ability to breed naturally; or

(b) The Purchaser has collected and stored semen from a bull.

(7) In the event of a dispute as to whether a lot is a breeder, such dispute shall be resolved by the Vendor and the Purchaser. The Auctioneer, while he will use his best endeavours to assist, shall have no liability or responsibility in that regard. If an animal is alleged or proved not to be a breeder, the Purchaser must nevertheless pay the Auctioneer the full purchase price and any other monies or interest payable by the Purchaser in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.

(8) EVIDENCE OF FERTILITY — A Certificate issued by a registered veterinary surgeon at or before the time of sale than an animal is fertile (unless it is a certificate stating in respect of a female that she is in calf at the time of sale) does not, of itself, satisfy or discharge the Vendor’s obligations under the guarantee of fertility given under this Clause 17. All animals, except calves at foot, must prove their fertility within the relevant guarantee period.

(9) RELIEF FROM GUARANTEE — If the Vendor seeks to be relieved from the obligations which would otherwise be imposed upon him by this clause by virtue of Clauses 17(3)(b) or 17(6)(a), the onus of proof is upon the Vendor to establish that:

(a) The animal suffered the injury or disease or is in poor physical condition due to circumstances and events occurring after the sale, and

(b) The injury, disease of physical condition is the sole cause of the animal’s infertility or failure to prove fertility within the guarantee period.

(10) DEFINITION — For the purpose of this Clause 17, the expression “guarantee period” means:

(a) in relation to bulls — the period specified in Clause 17(1) as being the period in which the bull must prove his fertility; and

17. (a) Each lot shall be at the risk of the Vendor in respect of any damage or injury, whether by disease, accident or otherwise, or whether caused by the negligence of the Auctioneer for the period that the lot be in the custody of the Auctioneer, unless such lots shall have been sold in which latter case such lot shall be at the risk of the Purchaser in all such respects.

(b) If any Vendor brings to the sale premises any lot which is dangerous, or infected with any disease, that Vendor shall be liable for all injury, damages, costs, losses or expenses which the Auctioneer may sustain, incur or be put to either directly or indirectly as a result of the Vendor so doing. The Auctioneer reserves the right, at its absolute discretion, to exclude from the sale, or put out of the sale venue or dispose of, any lot which in its opinion shows signs of any disease, whether infectious, contagious or not, or of any serious fault or of being dangerous.

18. DELIVERY — Except at the discretion of the Auctioneer no lot shall be delivered to the Purchaser unless payment of the purchase money together with any additional charges incurred including those expenses incurred by the Auctioneer pursuant to Condition 14 hereof, is first made by the Purchaser to the Auctioneer. Release of lots may be withheld by the Auctioneer until personal cheques are cleared.

19. In these Conditions:—

(a) References to “Auctioneer” shall be taken to mean as the context so admits, the Selling Agent or any member, subsidiary or related corporation or body, officer, agent or employee thereof, authorised by the Vendor to conduct the sale of the lot;

(b) “Purchaser” shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition 1;

(c) “Vendor” shall mean the person or corporation upon whose account lots are offered for sale and where a stud or farm is named shall mean the proprietor of that stud or farm;

(d) “Lot” shall be taken to mean the animal offered for sale and/or sold by the Auctioneer on behalf of a Vendor.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Selling Agent, its members, subsidiary or related corporations, officers, agents, and employees for themselves and for those for whom they act while exercising due care provide all information without responsibility and give no guarantee whatsoever as to its accuracy. All persons who attend the Sale do so entirely at their risk and the Selling Agent, its members, subsidiary or related corporations, officers, agents, employees and its principals, for themselves and for those for whom they act, do not assume or accept any responsibility or liability of whatever nature for any injury or damage whatsoever which may occur. The hammer price is exclusive of GST but GST will be applied to the final hammer price and included in the invoice.

SALE CATALOGUE DISCLAIMER

“All reasonable care has been taken by this vendor to ensure that the information provided in this catalogue is correct at the time of publication. However, neither the vendor nor the selling agents make no other representations about the accuracy, reliability or completeness of any information provided in this catalogue and do not assume any responsibility for the use or interpretation of the information included in this catalogue. You are encouraged to seek independent verification of any information contained in this catalogue before relying on such information.”

Buyers Instructions

GLENISA ANGUS BULL SALE – THURSDAY 7 TH SEPTEMBER 2023

Note: Verbal instructions will not be accepted

PURCHASER DETAILS

Name

Address Phone

Property Identification Code (PIC):

Please account direct or to my Agent, who is:

DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS

Lots Purchased

Carrier

Date of transport

Delivery address

REGISTRATION TRANSFER DETAILS

Do you wish to have the Angus Society of Australia’s registration of your bull transferred into your name?

No Yes – Society ID Number:

Special Instructions

SIGNATURE OF PURCHASER OR AGENT:

Name

Signature

Bringing your new bull home

When purchasing a bull, care and handling after the sale can be as important as the purchase itself. Looking after your bull well during the Initial stages of his working life may ensure longevity and success within your breeding herd.

PURCHASE

Temperament is an important characteristic when selecting a bull. Selecting a bull that may be flighty or aggressive will make life difficult for you each time he is handled. Note which bulls continually push to the centre of a mob, run around, or are unreasonably nervous, aggressive or excited. At the sale, note any changes of temperament by individual bulls. Some bulls that are quiet in the yard or paddock may not like the pressure and noise of the auction and become excited. Others that were excited beforehand get much worse in the sale ring and can really perform. Use the yard or paddock behaviour as a guide, rather than the temperament shown in the ring.

DELIVERY

When transporting your new bull insurance against loss in transit, accidental loss of use, or infertility, is sometimes provided by vendors. Where it is not, it is worth considering.

After purchase tips:

• When purchasing, ask which health treatments he has received.

• Treat and handle him quietly at all times - no dogs, no buzzers. Talk to him and give him time and room to make up his mind.

• With more than one bull from different origins, you must be able to separate them on the truck.

• Make sure that the truck floor is covered to prevent bulls from slipping. Sand, sawdust or a floor grid will prevent bulls from being damaged by going down in transit.

• If you can arrange it, put a few quiet cows or steers on the truck with the bull. Let them down into a yard with the bulls for a while before loading and after unloading.

• Unload and reload during the trip as little as possible If necessary, rest with water and feed.

• Treat bulls kindly your impatience or nervousness is easily transmitted to an animal unfamiliar to you and unsure of his environment.

IF YOU USE A PROFESSIONAL CARRIER:

• Make sure the carrier knows which bulls can be mixed together. Discuss with the carrier, resting procedures for long trips, expected delivery time, truck condition and quiet handling.

• Give ear tag and brand numbers to the carrier and make sure you have the carrier’s phone number.

• If buying bulls from interstate, organise any necessary health tests before leaving and work out if any other requirements must be met before cattle can come into another State.

When buying bulls from far away, you may often have to fit in with other delivery arrangements to reduce cost. You should make it clear how you want your bulls handled.

ARRIVAL

When the bull or bulls arrive home, unload them at the yards into a group of house cows, steers or herd cows. Never jump them from the back of a truck directly into a paddock—it may be the last time you see them. Bulls from different origins should be put into separate yards with other cattle for company.

Provide hay and water, then leave them alone until the next morning. The next day, bulls should receive routine health treatments. If they have not been treated before, all bulls should be vaccinated with:

• 5-in-1 vaccine;

• vibriosis vaccine;

• leptospirosis vaccine (if in areas like the Hunter where leptospirosis exists);

• three-day sickness vaccine (if in areas where this sickness can cause problems).

Give particular attention to preventing new bulls bringing vibriosis into a herd. Vibriosis, a sexually transmitted disease, causes infertility and abortions and is most commonly introduced to a clean herd by an infected bull. These bulls show no signs of the illness. Vaccinated bulls are free from vibriosis, so vaccinating bulls against the disease should be a routine practice.

Vaccination involves two injections, 4–6 weeks apart, at the time of introduction, and then a booster shot every year. Complete the vaccinations 4 weeks before joining. Consult with your veterinarian and draw up a policy for treating bulls on arrival and then annually. Bulls should be drenched to prevent introducing worms and, if necessary, should be treated for lice. Plan to give follow-up vaccinations 4–6 weeks later.

Leave the bulls in the yards for the next day or two on feed and water to allow them to settle down with other stock for company. A bull’s behaviour will decide how quickly he can be moved out to paddocks.

MATING NEW YOUNG BULLS

Newly purchased young bulls should not be placed with older herd bulls for multiple-sire joining. The older, dominant bull will not allow the young bulls to work, and will knock them around while keeping them away from the cows.

Use new bulls in either single-sire groups or with young bulls their own age. If a number of young bulls are to be used together, run them together for a few weeks before joining starts. They sort out their pecking order quickly and have few problems later. When the young bulls are working, inspect them regularly and closely.

Older working bulls also need special care and attention before mating starts. They should be tested or checked every year for physical soundness, testicle tone, and serving capacity or ability.

All bulls to be used must be free-moving, active and in good condition. Working bulls may need supplementary feeding before the joining season to bring up condition.

DURING MATING

• Check bulls at least twice each week for the first 2 months. Get up close to them and watch each bull walk; check for swellings around the sheath and for lameness.

• Have a spare bull or bulls available to replace any that break down. Replace any suspect bull immediately.

• Rotate bulls in single-sire groups to make sure that any bull infertility is covered. Single-sire joining works well but it has risks. The bulls must be checked regularly and carefully, or the bulls should be rotated every one or two cycles.

Bulls are a large investment for breeding herds and they have a major effect on herd fertility. A little time and attention to make sure they are fit, free from disease and actively working is well worthwhile.

NORTHERN AUSTRALIA

Although the Angus breed originated in a cooler climate, they can adapt to subtropical regions with many straightbred and cross bred producers finding success in Northern Australia. Some of the following information may also be helpful for new bulls located in more temperate climates.

ADAPTATION

They key to Northern success for Angus is that cattle introduced from the Southern regions of Australia be allowed to adapt to their new environment before commencing their working life. If possible, a break of 3 months is advisable before you set your bull to work.

PURCHASE IN COOLER MONTHS

Ensure your bulls are in good condition before they do commence their working life. The cooler months are an ideal time to purchase and introduce Angus cattle, allowing them plenty of time to acclimatise.

CHANGE OF FEED SOURCE

When inducting Angus cattle into your herd consider their source of feed. Have you taken an animal which has been supplemented on grain straight to a dry pasture? Animals should be gradually changed over to their new feed to ensure they do not lose condition. This may involve using supplements which could include dry lick/urea blocks.

MANAGING CATTLE TICKS

For ticky areas, bulls should be vaccinated prior to transport and given another booster afterwards. Remember males are more susceptible to ticks than females.

Information is provided by the Department of Primary Industries NSW. For further information visit the DPI web site: www. dpi.nsw.gov.au. or www. angusaustralia.com.au. Further reading - Buying Angus Bulls

For further information visit www.angusaustralia.com.au

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