Great debut for Castle Camps

Catherine Miller
Updated September 23 2015 - 5:41pm, first published October 7 2014 - 5:00am
HIGH RANK: Lynton Arney, Inverbrackie Border Leicester stud, Strathalbyn, paid the $1600 top price at the first Castle Camps Border Leicester and White Suffolk sale, from stud principal Ian Carr. They are pictured with Southern Australian Livestock general manager and auctioneer Laryn Gogel; Miller, Whan & John Kingston’s Mike Newton; and SAL Keith’s Adam Bradley.
HIGH RANK: Lynton Arney, Inverbrackie Border Leicester stud, Strathalbyn, paid the $1600 top price at the first Castle Camps Border Leicester and White Suffolk sale, from stud principal Ian Carr. They are pictured with Southern Australian Livestock general manager and auctioneer Laryn Gogel; Miller, Whan & John Kingston’s Mike Newton; and SAL Keith’s Adam Bradley.

A TRAIT leader in worm resistance among the maternal breeds was the $1600 top ram at the first Castle Camps Border Leicester and White Suffolk ram sale at Keith on September 26.

Catherine Miller

Stock Journal's livestock editor and South East correspondent.

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