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STIRLING BULL SALES: Aberdeen-Angus trade tops at 13,000gns

Aberdeen-Angus bulls sold to a high of 13,000gns, with 23 bulls sold to an average of 拢6,076, down 拢623 on the year and a clearance rate of 50%

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Sale leader Drumhill Exchange Rate Z194, from Johnathan and Lisa Doyle, Cookstown, which sold for 13,000gns.
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Sale leader Drumhill Exchange Rate Z194, from Johnathan and Lisa Doyle, Cookstown, which sold for 13,000gns.

Drumhill Exchange Rate Z194, a second-prize bull from Johnathan and Lisa Doyle, Cookstown, led the Aberdeen-Angus beef trade. READ NOW: STIRLING BULL SALES: Simmentals top trade at 28,000gns By...

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