Consistent result at Coolana sale

By Ian Turner
Updated September 22 2015 - 4:53pm, first published March 2 2015 - 10:10am
Pictured with Coolana Equator J779, the $7000 equal top-priced bull at the Coolana South Australia autumn bull sale and one of 20 bulls purchased by Benara Pastoral, Mount Gambier, SA, are Spence Dix & Co’s Mark O’Leary (left), Legh Winser, Benara, his buying agent Scott Creek, Ray White Keatley, Mount Gambier, and Coolana’s Mark and Max Gubbins, Hamilla Downs.
Pictured with Coolana Equator J779, the $7000 equal top-priced bull at the Coolana South Australia autumn bull sale and one of 20 bulls purchased by Benara Pastoral, Mount Gambier, SA, are Spence Dix & Co’s Mark O’Leary (left), Legh Winser, Benara, his buying agent Scott Creek, Ray White Keatley, Mount Gambier, and Coolana’s Mark and Max Gubbins, Hamilla Downs.

THE combination of more Angus bulls on offer and fewer cows in the system as a result of last year's long dry spring was set to test all studs selling through South Australia Angus Week this year.

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