Black-booker in Glatz limelight

Catherine Miller
Updated December 17 2015 - 11:14am, first published March 4 2014 - 4:00am
ON THE MONEY: Ben and Samantha Glatz, Glatz’s Black Angus stud, Avenue Range with the $12,000 top-price bull bought by Landmark seedstock auctioneer Kevin Norris, Albury, NSW (second left) for Malcolm and Breda Cash, Dollar Angus, Casterton, Vic, who were unable to be at the sale. Also pictured is Landmark Casterton livestock manager Andrew Harrison (right).
ON THE MONEY: Ben and Samantha Glatz, Glatz’s Black Angus stud, Avenue Range with the $12,000 top-price bull bought by Landmark seedstock auctioneer Kevin Norris, Albury, NSW (second left) for Malcolm and Breda Cash, Dollar Angus, Casterton, Vic, who were unable to be at the sale. Also pictured is Landmark Casterton livestock manager Andrew Harrison (right).

THE first son of Australia's number-one sire Ardrossan Equator A241 achieved the $12,000 top price at Glatz's Black Angus stud's Cattleman's Bull Sale.

Catherine Miller

Stock Journal's livestock editor and South East correspondent.

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