Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society Journal - Volume 19, 2023

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Records smashed at Dinmore sale

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he on-farm dispersal of Paul Dawes’ Dinmore herd drew a huge, eager crowd which saw breed female records smashed when cow and calf outfit, Dinmore Zoe Katrina (P) and her heifer calf Dinmore Zoe Sabrina, sold at 24,000gns. Noted show cow Zoe Katrina is by Dunsyre Forester and out of a Grafton dam by Tugby Lucky Fellow. She sold to join Mary Cormack’s newly established herd. Following close behind and setting a new breed heifer record at 20,000gns was Dinmore Zoe Rosina, a Chapleton Lancer daughter out of the sale topping Zoe Katrina. She also headed away with Mrs Cormack. Also selling well was dark roan 1st calver, Dinmore Zoe Palina at 15,000gns to Charles Lowther, Penrith. She’s a full sister to the 20,000gns Zoe Rosina and sold with her heifer calf Dinmore Zoe Sandara at foot.

Setting a new breed female record was Dinmore Zoe Katrina at 24,000gns when joining Mary Cormack’s newly established herd. A new breed heifer record saw Dinmore Zoe Rosina sell at 20,000gns, again to Mary Cormack.

Then making 12,000gns was Dinmore Macaroni (P), a maternal sister to the sale topper. She’s by Chapelton Winsome and sold to Sarah Holt. With breeders continuing to look to invest in good genetics for their herds, interest in the frozen embryos was also strong averaging £748 for 12 sold. Averages; 14 cows/heifers with calves/ in calf £7,200, 10 maiden heifers £4,520, two bulls £4,882, 12 frozen embryos £748 (Harrison and Hetherington).

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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

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President’s report

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