A34-Lancastar Farming, Saturday, July 19,1986
Major Dairy Sales
And Dispersals
Nationwide
Reports from five sales for the
week of July 10 to 17 showed 200
head averaging $1,729.88. These
sales were held in Canada,
Michigan, Vermont, Minnesota,
and lowa. The top prices at the
sales ranged from $24,000 to $1,250.
Here is a brief look at the results of
these sales.
JERSEYS
The QUALITY CLASSIC SALE,
held in Canada, averaged $2,405 on
37 head. A yearling bull topped this
sale with a price of $15,000. He is
the son of Valleystream Silver
Beacon, the highest rated bull in
Canada, and Mike’s Little Nancy,
the highest classified cow in
Canada at EX-97. She has three
records over 15,000 pounds of milk.
Second in the bidding, with a
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price of $4,800 was a 4-year-old by
Merrymaker. As a 3-year-old she
produced 16,000 pounds of milk and
is classified Very Good.
A Milestone Master C daughter
rounded out the top three with a bid
of $4,400. This 3-year-old was the
Junior Champion at the CNE and
the second place yearling at the
All-American in Louisville.
Auctioneer for the sale was
Butch Crack and sale managers
were Donald and Murray McCraig.
The ALLEGAN BREEDERS
CLASSIC, held in Michigan,
averaged $1,374 on 54 head. The
highest bid of the day was $4,500 on
a Glendell Arlinda Chief daughter.
She is due to freshen this month
with a Sweet-Haven Tradition calf.
Her dam is a Elevation daughter
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Lititz, PA 17543
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Phone 717-738-1121
with a lifetime production of
156,000 pounds of milk and 5,215
pounds of fat.
A Marshfield Elevation Tony
daughter sold for the second high
price of $3,500. This just fresh 2-
year old has produced, in 46 days,
3,246 pounds of milk and 113 pounds
of milkfat. Her dam is a Perfector
daughter with a top record of 23,245
pounds of milk and 798 pounds of
fat.
Third in the bidding, with a price
of $2,450, was a VG-85 Bell
daughter. This 3-year old has a
high record of 18,560 pounds of
milk and 623 pounds of fat. Her
dam has records up to 20,000
pounds of milk.
Keith Stump was the auctioneer
for the day, and the sale was
managed by the Allegan Breeders
Club.
The GOLDEN GOPHER SALE,
held in Minnesota, averaged $2,261
on 42 head.
Topping the sale, with a price, of
$24,000, was an first choice mkle
embryo or a second choice female
embryo to either Ned Boy or
Lekker Valiant Royalty.
The dam is classified VG-88 and
is number 10 on the Premier
Performer List. Her 3-year-old
record is 34,220 pounds of milk with
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a 4.2 test. This Pete daughter has a
cow index of plus 2,102 with a
dollar value of plus $235.
An Arllnda Rotate daughter had
the second high price of the sale
with a bid of $lO,OOO. This 2-year
old, projected at 25,000 pounds of
milk with a 4 percent test, scored
VG-85. Her dam, an Excellent Pete
daughter, has records up to 25,000
pounds of milk and 940 pounds of
fat.
Auctioneer for the sale was the
Snyder-Hager auctioneer service.
The sale was sponsored by the
Minnesota Holstein Association.
The NEW ENGLAND
FIRECRACKER SALE, held in
Vermont, averaged $1,509.45 on 37
lots. A bred heifer by Roybrook
Tempo sold for the high price of
$5,000. Her dam is a EX-95 Willow
Terrace Farm Friend daughter.
She has a top record of 29,560
pounds of milk and 1,250 pounds of
fat.
Second high in the sale with a
price of $4,100 was an Excellent 4-
year-old. An Elevation daughter,
she has a top record of 20,678
pounds of milk and 882 pounds of
fat. In her present lactation, after
100 days, she is producing 100
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Her dam is an Astronaut
daughter, 3E-92, with records up to
24,000 pounds of milk and 882
pounds of fat.
Auctioneer for the sale was
Reginald Lussier and Mainely
Sales was the sale manager.
The MID-STATES SUMMER
DAIRY SALE, held in lowa,
averaged $l,lOO on 30 head. Top
ping the sale at $1,450 was a Sir
Glendell Cittamatt 2-year-old
daughter. Her dam, classified
Very Good, has produced over
100,000 pounds of milk lifetime and
is an Elevation daughter.
Second high bid of the day,
$1,350, went to three con
signments: a 3-year-old daughter
of Glen Valley Star, a 5-year-old
daughter of Milu Betty Ivanhoe
Chief, and a 3-year-old daughter of
Artie.
This sale also featured 24 Jer
seys which averaged $785. Topping
this portion of the sale was a 2-
year-old Gramhill Leader Samson
daughter, selling for $1,250.
Classified Very Good, she is
projected at over 13,000 pounds of
milk.
Auctioneer for the sale was John
Hager and sale manager was
Norman Nabholz.
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