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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
British White: a nice heifer calf by Firtree Bartie the mother is a granddaughter of Wispers Windsor
Native breeds photographs
- Thread starter JP1
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- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Photo Adrian Clark
Southfield Gypsy a fantastic looking Longhorn cow picture from Southfield Longhorns
Southfield Gypsy a fantastic looking Longhorn cow picture from Southfield Longhorns
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Jersey at GYS14
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Suffolk Punch and Highland pony at Museum of East Anglian Life, Stowmarket
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
A scene that must be close to @smcapstick
njatkinson1
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- Location
- Lake District
Crake Valley Poppy!
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
My friend Stan Richardson, High Row, LuptonLooks like the little reservoir up on the lots, near Warth Hill
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Fields are wet for a long time too but it's lovely, not as lovely as the drive towards or the views when you arrive at his Son's place at Cowgill at the head of Dent Dale
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Chris and Ricky Smyth's 4-day old Coloured Ryeland 'vampire' near Three Lochs, Kirkcowan.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Wild cattle of Chillingham - fascinating herd
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
And two more
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Red Galloway bull Ginger of Nether Rusko. A favourite bull of mine having sired a lot of red genetics in my herd. He was a true gentle giant
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
AVERAGE PRICE OF HEREFORD BULLS AT BANDON INCREASE BY €460 ON 2014
APRIL 2, 2015 IRISHHEREFORDSOCIETY
The Hereford show and sale of Hereford bulls at Bandon this week had one of the largest crowds ever in attendance. This is a strong indication of the interest in Herefords in the region which was reinforced by the clearance of bulls later with just three bulls failing to reach their reserve.
Champion Furaleigh Prince 907 with owner Ted O’Sullivan receiving the Appelbe Cup from John Appelby
The Champion was exhibited by Ted O’Sullivan the well-known Hereford breeder from Bartlemy, Fermoy. This is the third year in succession that Ted has taken the Championship at the venue. Furaleigh Prince 907 a son of long time Bandon AI sire Carhuefree Prince with an estimated calving difficulty figure of 3.6% was the selection of the judge and youngest ever Hereford Society President Ivor Deverell of Ballyaville Herefords. The dam is Furaleigh Lass 716 by Furaleigh Generator. He sold at €3,300 to Oliver O’Brien, Crough, Fermoy.
Reserve Champion Fortregal Ezra with owner Gearoid Lucy, Pat McCarthy, Council membver IHBS and judge Ivor Deverell, President IHBS
The Reserve Champion Fortregal Ezra exhibited by another local Hereford breeder and regular in the winner’s enclosure at Bandon Gerard Lucey, Forrest, Coachford is sired by a Scottish bull Ervie Classic S30 a very consistent sire. He was purchased by at €3,050 by Fachtna O’Driscoll, Ardgehane, Skibbereen.
Sale topper Arlinstown Star 4th with owner Declan Murphy and purchaser John Dunne, Ladysbridge. €3,400
The sale topper at €3,400 Arlinstown Star 4th is a son of Australian sire Yarram Star General W251 a sire with a five star rating for both terminal and maternal traits whose semen is regrettably no longer available. Out of a home bred dam Arlinstown Helen 5th this useful bull was exhibited by Declan Murphy, Arlinstown, Ballinhassig. The herd was founded and managed very successfully for many years by Declan’s uncle the late Gerry Murphy. This long very useful bull was purchased by extensive dairy farmer John Dunne, Ladysbridge who brings all progeny to slaughter for the Hereford branded beef schemes.
Other principal prices included Droumdaniel Johnny the youngest bull in the sale at sixteen months sired by Allowdale Excellent a Mawarra Sentimental son shown by Gene Lynch, Droumdaniel, Bantry at €2,850. John Cronin, Mourneabbey, Mallow received €2,800 for his Clyde Knight a Bowmont Storm A584 son out of Allowdale Laura by Border General V25. Kieran Noonan, Tullylease, Charleville exhibited Double Tree Ivan an Ardlahan Ginger son out of Clondrina 646th which sold at €2,700.
Overall this is a very welcome result for Herefords at Bandon with such an effective clearance, an increase of€460 on the average price there last spring. Hereford cross calves at the venue are enjoying excellent demand with a top price of €525 for a five week old bull calf on the Monday prior to the bull sale.
One of the largest crowds ever, attend the Hereford judging and sale at Brandon
APRIL 2, 2015 IRISHHEREFORDSOCIETY
The Hereford show and sale of Hereford bulls at Bandon this week had one of the largest crowds ever in attendance. This is a strong indication of the interest in Herefords in the region which was reinforced by the clearance of bulls later with just three bulls failing to reach their reserve.
Champion Furaleigh Prince 907 with owner Ted O’Sullivan receiving the Appelbe Cup from John Appelby
The Champion was exhibited by Ted O’Sullivan the well-known Hereford breeder from Bartlemy, Fermoy. This is the third year in succession that Ted has taken the Championship at the venue. Furaleigh Prince 907 a son of long time Bandon AI sire Carhuefree Prince with an estimated calving difficulty figure of 3.6% was the selection of the judge and youngest ever Hereford Society President Ivor Deverell of Ballyaville Herefords. The dam is Furaleigh Lass 716 by Furaleigh Generator. He sold at €3,300 to Oliver O’Brien, Crough, Fermoy.
Reserve Champion Fortregal Ezra with owner Gearoid Lucy, Pat McCarthy, Council membver IHBS and judge Ivor Deverell, President IHBS
The Reserve Champion Fortregal Ezra exhibited by another local Hereford breeder and regular in the winner’s enclosure at Bandon Gerard Lucey, Forrest, Coachford is sired by a Scottish bull Ervie Classic S30 a very consistent sire. He was purchased by at €3,050 by Fachtna O’Driscoll, Ardgehane, Skibbereen.
Sale topper Arlinstown Star 4th with owner Declan Murphy and purchaser John Dunne, Ladysbridge. €3,400
The sale topper at €3,400 Arlinstown Star 4th is a son of Australian sire Yarram Star General W251 a sire with a five star rating for both terminal and maternal traits whose semen is regrettably no longer available. Out of a home bred dam Arlinstown Helen 5th this useful bull was exhibited by Declan Murphy, Arlinstown, Ballinhassig. The herd was founded and managed very successfully for many years by Declan’s uncle the late Gerry Murphy. This long very useful bull was purchased by extensive dairy farmer John Dunne, Ladysbridge who brings all progeny to slaughter for the Hereford branded beef schemes.
Other principal prices included Droumdaniel Johnny the youngest bull in the sale at sixteen months sired by Allowdale Excellent a Mawarra Sentimental son shown by Gene Lynch, Droumdaniel, Bantry at €2,850. John Cronin, Mourneabbey, Mallow received €2,800 for his Clyde Knight a Bowmont Storm A584 son out of Allowdale Laura by Border General V25. Kieran Noonan, Tullylease, Charleville exhibited Double Tree Ivan an Ardlahan Ginger son out of Clondrina 646th which sold at €2,700.
Overall this is a very welcome result for Herefords at Bandon with such an effective clearance, an increase of€460 on the average price there last spring. Hereford cross calves at the venue are enjoying excellent demand with a top price of €525 for a five week old bull calf on the Monday prior to the bull sale.
One of the largest crowds ever, attend the Hereford judging and sale at Brandon