Results - 2024 Dunlop Sale, Proston QLD
Overview
Saturday September 7th, 2024
The 12th annual on-property sale of vendors Scott and Rebecca Dunlop saw 99, S classified bulls sell for a total of $1,290,000 at an average of $13,030 for a 100 per cent clearance.
Twenty-one out of 24 herd bulls offered sold for a total of $189,000 at an average of $9000.
Twenty-one out of 24 herd bulls offered sold for a total of $189,000 at an average of $9000.
Average Price:$13,030
Full Results
A Dunlop bred sire whose own sale-topping potential was thwarted through injury has rebounded in sensational style by producing the top-price bull of the Dunlop Santas sale at Jingeri, Proston, on Saturday.
Dunlop Sinbad, a ribbon winner at Beef 2018, produced 13 sons that featured in Saturday’s sale, with lot 12, Dunlop Yes-Sir U798 attracting the top-money of $36,000 from Rick Greenup, Greenup Eidsvold Station, Kumbia, Qld.
The 21-month-old poll bull with Oakdale, Talgai and Yarrawonga blood on the sire line and Greenup on the dam line, was $6000 above the second-top rice paid for lot 5, Dunlop Yamala, a Yulgilbar Premier son purchased by the Yulgilbar Santa Gertrudis stud, Baryulgil, NSW and lot 31, Dunlop Yellowstone U1188, a Red Mile son out of a Dunlop cow, purchased by Ken and Jackie, Knudsen, Chinchilla, Qld.
The 12th annual on-property sale of vendors Scott and Rebecca Dunlop saw 99, S classified bulls sell for a total of $1,290,000 at an average of $13,030 for a 100 per cent clearance.
Twenty-one out of 24 herd bulls offered sold for a total of $189,000 at an average of $9000.
The top price herd bull was lot 110, Dunlop U756, purchased for $20,000 by Horseview Grazing, Alpha, Qld.
The total gross across the catalogue was $1,470,000 at an average of $12,325 for a 97.5 per cent clearance.
Dunlop Sinbad, a ribbon winner at Beef 2018, produced 13 sons that featured in Saturday’s sale, with lot 12, Dunlop Yes-Sir U798 attracting the top-money of $36,000 from Rick Greenup, Greenup Eidsvold Station, Kumbia, Qld.
The 21-month-old poll bull with Oakdale, Talgai and Yarrawonga blood on the sire line and Greenup on the dam line, was $6000 above the second-top rice paid for lot 5, Dunlop Yamala, a Yulgilbar Premier son purchased by the Yulgilbar Santa Gertrudis stud, Baryulgil, NSW and lot 31, Dunlop Yellowstone U1188, a Red Mile son out of a Dunlop cow, purchased by Ken and Jackie, Knudsen, Chinchilla, Qld.
The 12th annual on-property sale of vendors Scott and Rebecca Dunlop saw 99, S classified bulls sell for a total of $1,290,000 at an average of $13,030 for a 100 per cent clearance.
Twenty-one out of 24 herd bulls offered sold for a total of $189,000 at an average of $9000.
The top price herd bull was lot 110, Dunlop U756, purchased for $20,000 by Horseview Grazing, Alpha, Qld.
The total gross across the catalogue was $1,470,000 at an average of $12,325 for a 97.5 per cent clearance.
Top Price:Dunlop Sinbad, a ribbon winner at Beef 2018, produced 13 sons that featured in Saturday’s sale, with lot 12, Dunlop Yes-Sir U798 attracting the top-money of $36,000 from Rick Greenup, Greenup Eidsvold Station, Kumbia, Qld.
