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Santa bulls hit $40,000 high at Emerald

27/08/2008 8:46:00 AM
Santa bulls sold to a seasonal high of $40,000 at yesterdays annual Cardona Canowindra Santa Gertrudis Sale, Emerald.

In total 81 sold in a complete clearance to average $6200, with 58 classified 'S' bulls setting a $6698 average.

The $40,000 entry, Canowindra Fine Form, is a 26-month-old polled bull offered by Jason Wolff and family, Canowindra Stud, Emerald.

It was bought by the Yarrawonga Waco Studs, Wallumbilla.

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Auctioneer Peter Brazier, Landmark Stud Stock, purchaser Alastair Bassinghtwaighte, Yarrawonga Waco Studs, Wallumbilla and vendor Jason Wolff, Canowindra Santa Gertrudis, Emerald and the $40,000 Canowindra Fine Form (P).
Auctioneer Peter Brazier, Landmark Stud Stock, purchaser Alastair Bassinghtwaighte, Yarrawonga Waco Studs, Wallumbilla and vendor Jason Wolff, Canowindra Santa Gertrudis, Emerald and the $40,000 Canowindra Fine Form (P).

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