![POLL TOPPER: Warrawindi stud principal David Galpin and son Jordan (right) with Thomas DeGaris & Clarkson auctioneer Ashley Braun and the $1700 top-price Poll Dorset ram that sold to WT Harvey & Co, Strathdownie, Vic. POLL TOPPER: Warrawindi stud principal David Galpin and son Jordan (right) with Thomas DeGaris & Clarkson auctioneer Ashley Braun and the $1700 top-price Poll Dorset ram that sold to WT Harvey & Co, Strathdownie, Vic.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/silverstone-agfeed/2100827.jpg/r0_0_1500_1000_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
A LOYAL following of South East and western Vic clients ensured Warrawindi Poll Dorset stud at Penola had plenty to celebrate at its 10th annual on-property sale on October 17, where it offered – and sold – its largest number of rams, with 92 per cent clearance.
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Bidding was sustained throughout the catalogue as return buyers raised their hands high for the excellent-quality rams offered by David and Alison Galpin and family.
The 10 specially selected Poll Dorset rams were first through the ring, averaging $1300 and including the $1700 sale topper.
This ram was the heaviest in the catalogue at 142 kilograms.
The April 2013-drop twin ram by Rannoch 09-172 sold to WT Harvey & Co, Strathdownie, Vic, through Miller Whan & John Mount Gambier.
The second top price ram at $1650 was the first sold. It was a son of Warrawindi 11-149, which had been used in the stud as a ram lamb.
* Full report in Stock Journal, October 23, 2014 issue.