26th Annual AHCA National Sale - Highland cattle SALES COLOR CATALO… · Welcome to the 2014 AHCA National Sale held at the historic 108th NationalWestern!This is our ... and well

25+ Lots of Registered Highland Seedstock,Embryos & Semen Sell!Saturday January 25, 2014 • 10:00 AM

National Western Stock Show • Beef Palace Auction Arena

AHCA National Sale26th Annual

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[email protected] • www.almostafarmhighlands.comREGISTERED HIGHLAND CATTLE

Welcome to the 2014 AHCA National Sale held at the historic 108th National Western! This is our annual Genes that Fit – HighlandBlowout, offering some of the finest registered Highland cattle to be found in the United States.

Here is an extraordinary opportunity to purchase new genetics, improve next year’s calf crop or add some Highland spice to yourshowstring. This superb collection of cattle exhibit outstanding performance, combine nationally recognized pedigrees and areshow toppers radiating breed character. Consignors have handpicked their premium stock for this event. In addition, you will seesome 2014 National Show Champions that will be in this auction ring for your buying pleasure. There is also a unique embryopackage and several semen purchasing opportunities. The cattle industry is booming. The time to buy is now! The AHCAj Futurity isgeared up for a second year. Any AHCA junior who purchases a breeding heifer at this 2014 National Sale will have the opportunityto be rewarded up to $1000 next year. The heifer needs to be exhibited by the junior at the 2015 National Show in Denver and meetother guidelines. Contact AHCA or check out the details at highlandcattleusa.org on the Juniors tab.

For further information on any lots, please contact the sale consigners or sale committee. If you are unable to attend the sale butwish to bid, contact Bill or Doug Sheridan (517) 676-9800 or (517) 749-7976. Have your credit card available to guarantee your bids;there is a 4% convenience fee for all credit card transactions. You can watch the sale and bid via LiveAuctions.tv. If you have truckingneeds, feel free to contact AHCA (303) 659-2399 or [email protected]. However, buyers are responsible for arrangementsand they should be made prior to the sale. Following purchase of cattle, please remember it is the buyer’s responsibility to care forthem. If you are not present, please make the appropriate arrangements with the seller immediately after the sale.

Consigners from across the country have put tremendous effort into bringing together a fantastic slate of cattle that will enter youroperation and increase your profitability. Our expectations are the 2014 Sale will be the finest yet and we invite you to be part of it.

On behalf of AHCA, we would like to extend a colossal thank you to our consignors for making this event possible and all those whohave so generously devoted their time to make the National Sale a success.

National Sale CommitteeHeather Bailey, East Troy, WI (262) 594-2542

[email protected]

Collin Demuth, York, NE (402) [email protected]

Sheridan Auction CompanyBill & Doug SheridanMason, MI(517) 676-9800 or (517) 749-7976

Almosta FarmSteve & Sue DykeSteve & Sue Dyke

Magnet, NE • 402.586.2631Magnet, NE • 402.586.2631

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Registered

Highland Cattle

Phone/Fax: (269) 273-916719085 Hoshel Rd. Three Rivers, MI 49093

Dunvegan’s Gille Nan Gleann (ET)Who’s Hill Scorpio (D)

Shat Acres Cinnamon Bear (D) Ridge Top Lady Cobb (D)Lance of Gordon’s Fold

Shat Acres Cinnamon SwirlShat-Acres Cinnamon

Tussock of Swain’s Fold GBB 2TLance of Gordon’s Fold

Shat-Acres Vickie Cora of Gordon’s FoldShat-Acres Smiley

Shat Acres MaryShat-Acres L.C. Malisa

1 Shat Acres VivianRed Cow calved 4/15/13 Reg. No. 52,673Tattoo: L: SAB6Shat Acres Highland Cattle, LLCRay Shatney & Janet Steward, Greensboro Bend, VT

This classy lady is red, very feminine, with superb genetics and growth potential. Vivian’sdam, Shat-Acres Vickie, was 2005 Grand Champion Female at the AHCA Internationalin Cambridge, OH and NY State Fair in Syracuse, NY as well as Reserve ChampionFemale at the 2006 NWSS and 2005 Roll of Excellence Heifer of the Year. Vickie is siredby the well-known Lance of Gordon’s Fold who sired many national championsincluding Shat Acres Cinnamon Swirl, 2004 NWSS Grand Champion Female and ShatAcres Cinnamon Raisin, 2011 NWSS Grand Champion Cow/Calf. Shat Acres Vivian’ssire is Shat Acres Cinnamon Bear, 2009 Grand Champion Bull at MAHA, York, KILE andNEHCA and sire to Shat Acres RaisinBrandy, 2012 Roll of Excellence Heifer of the Year.A great show prospect for youth or adults. Her Shat Acres temperament and geneticswill make her an excellent addition to your Highland fold for show and breeding.

Reno of Firetrail FarmHomeboy of Five Star Farm (D)

Spring Flight Connecticut Yankee Valhalla’s RandiBrain of Dirtane

Ridge Top PicabooWho’s Hill Amberlie

Summit Ranch Hail (AI)We Tired Acres Joc (D)

Cobblestones Isabelle (D) Juno of Cherry PointAndana’s Quinton

Marsh Creek AnnabelleMarsh Creek Abigail

3 Almosta Farm’s IveeRed Cow calved 3/11/13 Reg. No. 52,432Tattoo: L: AL3BAlmosta Farm, Steve & Sue Dyke, Magnet, NE

Almosta Farm is very excited to offer for your consideration… Ivee. Spring Flight, RidgeTop and Who’s Hill dominate the top side while Marsh Creek, We Tired and Cherry Pointround out the bottom of the pedigree. This is a great genetic combination! Ivee is correctand well muscled with an absolutely sweet disposition. She has been successfullyshown by an 11 year old Highland junior at North Central’s fall show and will also be inDenver. Please consider letting Ivee crawl into your breeding program and your family’shearts.

Wallace of AchnacloichRushmore Bracken

Samhach Buidhe of Bairnsley (AI) Fleur of WindsworthTearlach of Cruachan (ET)

Isobaile of CruachanPeigi of Cruachan (ET)

Gusgurlach of Windrush (D)Fraser Lane’s Glendavid

MBL Fatima Dagron BerylMBL Diamond Point

MBL FlintRed Jacket Smoke

2 STR Iluminada (AI,D)Yellow Cow calved 4/10/13 Reg. No. 52,582Tattoo: L: S13BStar Lake Cattle Company, Daniel Thorne, Georges Mills, NH

Iluminada has been our top pick of the April heifers since day one. She is extremelyshowy, very correct and offers a unique pedigree. This fancy female is one of the firstheifers to be sired by the recently imported Australian bull Samhach Buidhe of Bairnsleyand her dam, MBL Fatima, is a true foundation cow. Very gentle, she would be a greatchoice for those participating in the Junior Futurity.

DH White GoldDH Montgomery (AI,D)

LEA Denovan Adam (D) Drover Hill’s Lear-GhaothQuiet Meadow Lightning

Osceola MagnoliaLEA Oleander

Du Boise HeliaqueDu Boise Lecoq (D)

Summit Ranch Stella (ET,D) Amber of MorganJock 28th of Leys

Diana of Kiyiwana (D)Bean Ruadh 40th of Leys

5 HSC Serena (ET,D)Black Cow calved 10/26/12 Reg. No. 52,709Tattoo: L: NE1AHusker Show Cattle, York, NE

Jock of BenmoreJock of Glengorm

Sunset Limited Edition (AI,D) Bheadareachd 2nd of GlengormGusgurlach of Windrush (D)

Sunset Eb’s HarmonyEbony-Lass of Sunset

Sunset James (D)Ledyard’s Talisker (D)

Cobblestones Zaria Shat-Acres Darlene 2ndOwl Rock Xanadu

DH ZeniaDH Xanadu (D)

6 Windemere Aria (AI,D)Red Cow calved 6/11/12 Reg. No. 51,446Tattoo: L: PRO9AWindemere Farm, John & Anne Proctor, Junction City, WI

Aria is a dazzling dark red yearling heifer sired by Sunset Limited Edition, a many timeCanadian Grand Champion Bull and winner of numerous ‘Get of Sire’ classes in boththe US and Canada. Her dam is a very correct cow whose pedigree is full of cattle fromlongtime established herds known for breeding quality Highlands. Aria has very goodconformation, moves out well and has tremendous spring of rib. Her quiet temperamentand desire to please make her a pleasure to have around and an easy one to handle inthe show ring. She was the Champion Intermediate Heifer Calf at the NCHCA show anda ROE winner in 2012. This dynamo was the Reserve Champion Intermediate YearlingHeifer (9 head exhibited) at the NCHCA show in September 2013. At 502 days of age,Aria weighed 775 lb and had a hip height of 44 inches. See more information about Ariaand our other consignments at www.windemerehighlands.com.

Take a look at this offering from Husker Show Cattle! HSC Serena is a deep bodied, showy,black heifer that offers good length of rib and is very clean in her front. This dynamite heiferwas sired by LEA Denovan Adam and is out of a past NWSS champion Summit Ranch Stella,who has been a consistent producer of quality calves for us at Husker Show Cattle. Take acloser look at the pedigrees as they speak for themselves. Don’t pass up the opportunity toown this flashy female who is sure to improve your herd and be a star of the showstring.

Gille Buidhe of BenmoreBasswood of Swains GBB 1B (D)

Basswood 2nd of Dundonald (AI,D) GOF Nasturtium 4NHI Oscar-03 (D)

Juliette Dubh of DundonaldOldarlin Sweet Juliette

Owl Rock Zorrow (D)Zorrow 2nd of Dundonald (D)

Amy Dubh of Dundonald Oldarlin Sweet JulietteGOF Xiphos 9X

HI Xiphos Amy 95Lorien’s McNugget

4 Dundonald’s Amy ‘13Red Cow calved 2/5/13 Reg. No. 52,364Tattoo: L: DU1BDundonald Farm, Eddie Mackay, Three Rivers, MI

An eye catching Dundonald heifer calf with real brood cow potential! Pasture raised withwell proven genetics. Her dam is a dynamic black cow and the 13th progeny of HIXyphos Amy 95, one of the foundation females of Dundonald Fold. The sire of Amy ‘13is a young bull that had an impressive two years in the show ring and was consigned tolast year’s 25th AHCA National Sale. Her grandsire Basswood of Swains GBB is anImpact Sire with proven Scottish genetics. Don’t miss this beauty!

Lance of Gordon’s FoldShat Acres Lancelot

Shat Acres Dancelot (D) Shat Acres Little LassieShat-Acres Billie 89

Shat Acres DorothyShat-Acres Doreen


Shat-Acres Thelma Cora of Gordon’s FoldShat-Acres Billie 89

Shat Acres DreamerShat Acres Sassy

8 Shat Acres TatumRed Cow calved 3/18/12 Reg. No. 51,928Tattoo: L: SAA7Shat Acres Highland Cattle, LLCRay Shatney & Janet Steward, Greensboro Bend, VT

Tatum is dark red, very long, with a beautiful feminine profile. Her dam, Shat-Acres Thelma,is one of the farm’s largest and structurally correct cows although she has never beenshown. Thelma has consistently produced exceptional calves. Tatum’s sire is Shat AcresDancelot, Grand Champion Bull at the MAHA show in 2009 and Roll of Excellence bull calfthat same year. Dancelot is the son of Shat Acres Lancelot, Grand Champion Bull at theMAHA and KILE shows in 2006 and grandson of Lance of Gordon’s Fold, sire of many ShatAcres’ National Champions. This consignment is a sweetheart with the gentle dispositionour farm has been known for since 1967. Her temperament, excellent genetics andconformation destine her to perform equally well in the show ring as in your pasture.

Jock of GlengormSunset Limited Edition (AI,D)

Sunset Rebel Yell (D) Sunset Eb’s HarmonyGusgurlach of Windrush (D)

Northridge FargoLeyna of Hi-Arrow

GOF Foundry 9FQM Alabaster

QM Snowflake Quiet Meadow DollieHannegan Joe (D)

Quiet Meadow GoldieQuiet Meadow Dollie

9 LEA HeddaYellow Cow calved 5/3/11 Reg. No. 50,586Tattoo: R: LEA33Y L: LEA33YLEA-White Farms, Larry Alber & Pat White, Charlotte, MI

Hedda’s pedigree is packed with production cattle. Her mother, Impact Dam QM Snowflake,is one of the last females sold by Quiet Meadow Farms in Michigan when well-respected,long time cowman, Ferris Leach, sold out his herd. Hedda’s sire is Sunset Rebel Yell,Canadian Champion and proven sire of champs here in the US. His progeny took a numberof Division Championships and Grand Champion Female, as well as three high sellingfemales at the sale here last year. She comes to the auction ring with a confirmed pregnancyto Skye High X-Axis (pasture exposed June-September), a tremendous young bull who siredboth the Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Females at the 2013 St. Joseph County Fair.

Gilchrist’s ArchibaldGilchrist’s Kodiak

Black Watch Dempsey (ET,D) Gilchrist’s ShirleyGilchrist’s Jock (D)

Four’s Emma (D)Peigi’s Four of Willmorrie (D)

GOF Broadstone 13B (D)Broadstone 18th of Stonecliffe (D)

Pimushe Tabitha DH Blaze’s StarrFI Trader Molach

OB Samantha 93BFR Samantha

7 Flatheads Neonag (D)Red Cow calved 3/31/12 Reg. No. 51,646Tattoo: L: OA07Flathead Farms, Mike Mower, Kalispell, MT

Neonag is out of the striking Black Watch Dempsey who is a prolific sire in the herd. Thisconsignment traces back to Gilchrist, Willmorrie, GOF, Broadstone and Drover Hillgenetics. Like all of Flathead’s herd, she was raised in rugged mountain pastures withwolves, grizzly bears and mountain lions for company. Cows are moderate framedgenerally weighing between 1050-1150# with good feet and udders. Culling is based ontemperament, structural correctness, feet, udder and size, in that order. This girl will earnher keep!

Sire of Lot 7




Weatherhill Donald Ruadh (D)LEA Raleigh (D)

LEA In Vogue LEA MysticGOF Ralph 21R (D)

LEA LaurelE Z Acres Ginger

11 LEA Hellowes (D)Red Cow calved 4/10/11 Reg. No. 50,620Tattoo: R: LEA18Y L: LEA18YLEA-White Farms, Larry Alber & Pat White, Charlotte, MI

This thick, deep heifer comes out of a long line of production stock. Her dam, LEA InVogue, has been a consistent producer, born and bred at LEA-White Farms. Hellowes’sire is Sunset Rebel Yell, many time Canadian Champion and sire of both the GrandChampion Female LEA Hedy and the High Selling Female, LEA Genevieve, at this veryvenue last year. Hellowes comes to this sale with a confirmed pregnancy followingpasture exposure June-September to two outstanding home bred bulls. They include anexceptional young silver bull named LEA Heremon and LEA Edradour, a proven sire ofshow stock with several outstanding daughters displayed at the 2014 NWSS. If DNA isrequired to determine the sire, it will be at LEA-White Farm’s expense.

12 Flatheads Peigi (D)Red Cow calved 4/2/11 Reg. No. 50,599Tattoo: L: OY18Flathead Farms, Mike Mower, Kalispell, MT

This dandy looking brindle cow is structurally correct and moderate framed with goodfeet, essential attributes in our western environment. Raised in rugged mountainpastures with three major predators: wolves, grizzly bears and mountain lions. Calm andmild mannered. Exceptional 100% Scottish genetics with Duke of Skye on the sire’s sideand hardy performance with Thorbardin’s Gandolf on the dam’s side. Pasture exposedJune-October to outstanding bulls Black Watch Dempsey and Flatheads Catto’s. DNAis required to register the calf and will be at Flathead Farms’ expense.

DH White GoldDH Montgomery (AI,D)

LEA Denovan Adam (D) Drover Hill’s Lear-GhaothQuiet Meadow Lightning

Osceola MagnoliaLEA Oleander

Landelley’s DenJen (D)Landelley’s Cody (D)

Cobblestones Shaela (AI,D) Landelley’s Harriett (D)Ruger of Mapleview (AI,D)

Summit Ranch Shaelyn (AI,D)Summit Ranch Jocelyn (AI,D)

10 CBS SnowhiteWhite Cow calved 4/15/11 Reg. No. 51,509Tattoo: L: CBS16YBeaverhead Farm, Nonie Drexel, Jamestown, RI

Snowhite is a classic blend of great depth, thickness of top and femininity. Heroutstanding conformation comes from her sire LEA Denovan Adam, who was thehighest weaning weight ratio of his Elite Impact Dam, Osceola Magnolia. Pastureexposed to Beaverheads Brodgar September-October. A real “looker”, this heifer withher beautiful coat of hair and gentle disposition, would complement any herd whether itbe in the show ring or as a brood cow.

Duke of Skye (ET,D)SNS Duke’s Shadow (D)

Flying Highland’s Haggus (D) JE SNS Lost Mountain IndigoTriangle C Dawn Buster

Lady Caroline of CawdorAndrea of Overdale

GOF Chieftain 17CThorbardin’s Gandolf (D)

Thorbardin’s Luciella (D) Cape St. Mary’s Melinda (D)Domino of Tulach Ard (D)

Thorbardin’s Hester (D)TCL Lady Calla Dewar

Sire of Lot 12

Born in the USA but about as Scottish a pedigree as you will find without leaving thecountry! Gordon is the result of a long term AI breeding program using sons of Gille Buidheof Benmore, recognized as one of the foundation sires of the Highland breed. Gordon’sdam is a Basswood of Swains’ daughter and his maternal granddam is a Constellation ofSwains’ daughter from the legendary Swains Fold in Quebec. Gordon is a stocky red calfwith a lot of width front and rear. He has an easy going temperament and loads of breedcharacter. At 173 days of age, he weighed 385 lbs and had a hip height of 39 inches. Takethis one home and add some elite Scottish blood to your breeding program!

Philip of StrathallanPhilip 1st of Craycombe

Scott of Craycombe (D) Capleadh 15th of CladichGille Og of Shenavallie

Jehudith 1st of CraycombeFraoch of Dun-Na-Mara

JU LukeJ U Smithers

Pitcher Mtn Alice (D) JS Sapa JerminaPitcher Mtn. Fritz

Pitcher Mtn. DaisyPitcher Mt. Mary 2nd

15 Windemere Bismark (ET,D)Yellow Bull calved 5/2/13 Reg. No. 52,434Tattoo: L: PRO1BWindemere Farm, John & Anne Proctor, Junction City, WI

We knew this yellow bull calf would be exceptional from the moment he was born. He is ason of Scott of Craycombe, a five-time Champion in Great Britain and much sought aftersire here in the US. His dam was a blonde cow bred by Pitcher Mountain Farm, one of theoldest Highland operations in the US herdbook. Bismark will catch your eye because of hiscolor but look beyond that to see his great conformation. He’s got height, width and depthas well as a very masculine appearance even at his young age. With an easy goingtemperament, it’s no surprise he handles new situations quietly and learns quickly. Bismarkweighed 70 lbs at birth; at 177 days he weighed 440 lbs and his hip height was 38 inches.

Donald Ruadh of GlenogleGille Buidhe of Benmore

Weathercock of Swains GBB 10W (D) Seud Buidhe 2nd of BenmoreMunisunk Patrick

Swain’s Penny Cress 1PGOF Luckie 13L


Morgana of Blackwatch (AI,D) GOF Nasturtium 4NConstellation of Swains GBB (D)

Constella of Blackwatch (AI)Hoy Jenny’s Girl

14 Gordon of Blackwatch (AI,D)Red Bull calved 5/6/13 Reg. No. 52,397Tattoo: L: BLK1BWindemere Farm, John & Anne Proctor, Junction City, WI

Knight Skye of Cherry PointBert of Glen Haven (D)

Spring Flight Alpha Taurus (D) Silva’s Ms. BunnyDH MacIntosh 8H (D)

WF FionaDunvegan’s Dot of Dundee

Reno of Firetrail FarmHomeboy of Five Star Farm (D)

Spring Flight Avocet Valhalla’s RandiGOF Djinn 20

Owl Rock WarblerOwl Rock Orchid

13 Seawinds Sandpiper Alpha Tauruand Beaverhead’s Bratach (AI,D)Black Cow calved 5/5/09 Reg. No. 47,925Tattoo: L: SWM2WBeaverhead Farm, Nonie Drexel, Jamestown, RI

Sandpiper epitomizes all the maternal characteristics of an outstanding brood cow: greatlength, depth of rib, blended on fine smooth shoulders. Pay particular attention to her udderconformation and teat size as they are close to perfection. Her locomotion is a combinationof natural grace and sound structure. Her calf at side is already showing all the signs ofbeing an extraordinary Highland bull. Beaverhead’s Bratach’s (#52,708 red bull) masculinityand power were obvious from the day he was born. Sired by Trafalgar Luther, thiscombination realizes exceptional growth and all the best maternal traits. A cow/calf pair totruly enhance the reputation of any Highland herd.


Basswood 2nd of Dundonald (AI,D) GOF Nasturtium 4NHI Oscar-03 (D)

Juliette Dubh of DundonaldOldarlin Sweet Juliette

Philip 1st of Hi-Arrow (D)Aonghas Dubh of Maple Hill

Aife of MCL Farm Keijoasan TolfieDuce of Harte’s

Weatherhill Fern IIWeatherhill Fern

18 Basswood 3 o’Dundonald (D)Black Bull calved 3/23/13 Reg. No. 52,249Tattoo: L: DU3BDundonald Farm, Eddie Mackay, Three Rivers, MI

A young, black bull with tremendous potential and excellent bloodlines. His sire had twoimpressive years in the show ring and was consigned to last year’s 25th AHCA NationalSale. His grandsire with over 150 registered progeny was an offspring of Gille Buidhe ofBenmore (The Gene Machine). The fine black dam of this herd bull prospect has similarstrong genetics and proves her outstanding mothering ability every year in our pasturebased operation. She has been a winner in the cow/calf division at many shows inrecent years. This is a handsome young bull with a great future in your breedingprogram.

E Z Acres NathanielTrafalgar Nathan (D)

HSC Steel Reserve (ET,D) Trafalgar FannyDu Boise Lecoq (D)

Summit Ranch Stella (ET,D)Diana of Kiyiwana (D)

Rocking Keystone DH (AI)RTH Shahzad (D)

RTH Xena Silva’s PebblesTrafalgar Benedict

RTH Lil Red Nancy (AI)HHR Smokey

16 J Bar T’s Thor (D)Yellow Bull calved 4/1/13 Reg. No. 52,668Tattoo: L: JBTB1J Bar T Highlands, John & Tina Keep, Bennett, CO

J Bar T Highland Cattle Co. is excited to present Thor, a dynamite genetic package. Thisis a stocky, spring 2013 bull calf out of outstanding, proven Nebraska breeding andgenetics. At first glance he displays raw power and thickness throughout. Thor is a veryquiet and gentle animal, traits passed on from his sire and dam and those J Bar T seeksto cultivate. His dam is RTH Xena, a docile well bred cow with a fantastic show historyas a Grand Champion/Champion at many venues. Thor’s sire is the powerhouse andproven breeder HSC Steel Reserve. Reserve boasts a huge ribeye area and was awinner at several shows. This one will serve you well in the show ring or in the pasture!

VAS Weatherhill Laddie 200 (AI,D)VAS Weatherhill Noble 03

Northern Oaks Fabian 607 (D) VAS Weatherhill Kira 2000 (AI)VAS Weatherhill Curly 93 (D)

VAS Weatherhill Flame 96Hobbles Creek’s Meredith

LEA Raleigh (D)LEA Broderick (D)

We Tired Amy LEA LaurelSummit Ranch Hail (AI)

We Tired JasminTrafalgar Watchful

17 We Tired Horace (D)Red Bull calved 3/25/13 Reg. No. 52,610Tattoo: L: KJH4BWe Tired Acres, Ken & Joan Rose, Wilton, WI

We Tired Horace #52,610 is a March 25, 2013 edition of Northern Oaks Fabian #44,948and We Tired Amy #46,530. His dam has a very successful show record including tiedfor the 2011 AHCA Roll of Excellence Cow/Calf of the Year. Horace is a very thick andstructurally correct young bull. He will be ready for service in 2014 and would make agreat addition to cross with market animals or show stock. A very docile disposition wasinherited from both sire and dam.

ARR Hurricane Hank (D)Red Bull calved 10/28/12 Reg. No. 52,406Tattoo: L: FK8AAin’t Right Ranch, Rick Krumpeck & Rocky Rissler, Platteville, CO

Jock of GlengormGilchrist’s Jock (D)

X5 Caitlin’s Harley (D) Ridge Top CarleyJock of Dundonald (D)

Dundonald’s CaitlinWWF45-919

Gilchrist’s Jock (D)X5 Caitlin’s Harley (D)

ARR Frankee’s Courtney Dundonald’s CaitlinSweetbrier’s Black Beau

Sunset FrankeeOban Xantippa

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Hank’s got it all – a nice long body, deep brisket, square frame and a personality toboot. He is an easy keeper and willing to do anything asked of him. Tracing back on thetop side to the famed Jock of Glengorm, his pedigree also includes several outcrossCanadian animals. Hank is ready to move to your ranch and become the up and comingherd sire that you have been looking for!




Trafalgar Nathan (D)GH Due Diligence (D)

Star Lake Willow Ridge Top BridgetTwinflower MacDonald (AI)

Star Lake RoseStar Lake Sunflower

19 STR Braden (AI,D)White Bull calved 1/1/13 Reg. No. 52,539Tattoo: L: S1BStar Lake Cattle Company, Daniel Thorne, Georges Mills, NH

Braden is a smooth built bull with plenty of depth. His sire, Sunset Limited Edition, isamong the best in the breed and Braden’s dam comes from one of Star Lake’s oldestand most productive female lines. He had a birth weight of 65, a 205 day weaningweight of 608 and weighed 755 on November 1st. Braden is an excellent showprospect and we are confident in his ability to sire productive females for your herd.

Beaverheads Brodgar (AI,D)Yellow Bull calved 8/20/12 Reg. No. 51,476Tattoo: R: ZPN L: A2Beaverhead Farm, Nonie Drexel, Jamestown, RI




Bert of Glen Haven (D)Spring Flight Alpha Taurus (D)

Seawinds Sandpiper Alpha Tauru WF FionaHomeboy of Five Star Farm (D)

Spring Flight AvocetOwl Rock Warbler

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Brodgar is an excellent combination of the best Highland genetics from both sides ofthe Atlantic. He displays all the great characteristics that one would look for whenselecting a herd sire. His well placed feet support exceptionally strong bone and wellmuscled legs. This packaged with outstanding depth of muscling throughout a wideframe. All of this in such a young bull is the result of his mother’s superb maternal traits.

Great Grandsire of Lot 20Jock of Glengorm

CBS Brock (D)Red Bull calved 3/26/12 Reg. No. 52,321Tattoo: L: CBS4ACobblestone Farm, Carole & Gordon Segal, East Troy, WI

Gusgurlach of Windrush (D)Sunset Eb’s Kincaid (D)

LSR Kincaid’s Connor (D) Ebony-Lass of SunsetWinchester of Mapleview (ET)

LSR Chester’s PeachLSR Pennyroyal

DH White GoldHighland Spice Saffron (D)

KJH Roxann Goodwill ZilaMacDonald of Esk

Trafalgar WatchfulTrafalgar Sieglinda

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Brock has a pedigree that is full of proven power and performance! His dam is a favorite atCobblestone. She weans some of the biggest calves with a ton of style. Brock’s sire was avery thick, extremely well muscled, gentle bull. You will find all the sought after genetics inthis up and coming herd sire: Cedrus of Swains, Scott of Craycombe, Gusgurlach ofWindrush, Leodhas of Douneside (dam of GOF Lapland 2L) and DH White Gold, just toname a few. Brock will not have seen the show ring prior to Denver but you have seen someof his siblings: Windemere Alibi, Cobblestones Raquel, CBS Roxie 6Y and We Tired AcresSamantha. A well-mannered gentleman. The only thing missing is the 2 inches of his hornfrom an injury last year. Ready to go to work and breed this year.

Husker Show Cattle is excited to offer an embryo package that is extremely hard to matchin the Highland industry! LEA Crackerjack was purchased at this very venue several yearsago bred to Sunset Rebel Yell. Her bull calf produced from this mating, HSC Rebel’s Jack,returned to the NWSS to be crowned Reserve Grand Champion Bull in 2012. Jack has siredseveral winners at shows across the country this year. All the guesswork has beeneliminated! Lot includes two grade 1 embryos to be sold as a package. Buyer pays shippingand must take possession within 60 days of purchase.

Sunset Rebel Yell XLEA Crackerjack EmbryosHusker Show Cattle, York, NE




Weatherhill Donald Ruadh (D)LEA Raleigh (D)

LEA Crackerjack LEA MysticQM Alabaster

LEA Yellow JacketQuiet Meadow Victoria

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Bear’s prolific wins include Grand Champion Bull at the 2009 MAHA, York, KILE and NEHCAshows. His dam, Cinnamon Swirl, was crowned Grand Champion Female at the 2004 NWSS.On his top side, Scorpio was a 2001 Bull Test graduate and sired many National Championsand Roll of Excellence winners. Bear weighed over 1900 lbs at the 2010 NWSS as a two yearold and had the largest scrotal circumference in the show. Despite his size, Bear’s progenyhave all been easy calving, with no difficulty. This handsome bull is the sire of the reigning ROEHeifer of the Year, Shat Acres RaisinBrandy. No exception to the Shat Acres tradition oftemperament, he is gentle, safe and reliable. Ten straws will be sold. Buyer pays shipping andmust take possession within 60 days of purchase.

Shat Acres Cinnamon Bear (D) SemenRed Bull calved 4/10/07 Reg. No. 45,079Shat Acres Highland Cattle, LLCRay Shatney & Janet Steward, Greensboro Bend, VT

Arkle of OusdaleDunvegan’s Gille Nan Gleann (ET)

Who’s Hill Scorpio (D) Leodaig Og 4th of CullerneRidge Top Cobb

Ridge Top Lady Cobb (D)Who’s Hill Lady of the Lake


Shat Acres Cinnamon Swirl Cora of Gordon’s FoldShat-Acres Billie 89

Shat-Acres CinnamonShat-Acres Beautina

Full Sib to Lot 23HSC Rebel’s Jack

Gordon and Carole SegalHeather Bailey, Herd Manager

East Troy, WI • (262) [email protected]

www.cobblestonefarmhighlandcattle.com

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Check this out! The Highland Cattle Foundation is offering the coveted Scott of Craycombe.This is some of the most sought after semen in the United States. 100% Scottish bloodlines,he won many major shows in Great Britain. Scott sired the 2006 National Western StockShow Grand Champion Female and is the grandsire of the 2010 Grand Champion Female.Don’t miss this very limited opportunity! Four straws will be sold in lots of two; fair marketvalue and minimum bid is $500/straw. Purchase price in excess of FMV is tax deductible aspermitted by law. Buyer pays shipping and must take possession within 60 days ofpurchase. All proceeds to benefit the Highland Cattle Foundation.

Scott of Craycombe (D) SemenRed Bull calved 7/1/89 Reg. No. SC7557Highland Cattle Foundation, Brighton, CO

Jamie of DouglasPhilip of Strathallan

Philip 1st of Craycombe Dossan Ruadh 2nd of StrathallanJock 17th of Leys

Capleadh 15th of CladichCapleadh 9th of Cladich

Jock 17th of LeysGille Og of Shenavallie

Jehudith 1st of Craycombe Molag Ruadh 5th of ShenavallieCallum of Pollok

Fraoch of Dun-Na-MaraBaravalla Uasail 28th of Achnacl

26 Ben Eniglair of Scone Palace (D) SemenRed Bull calved 3/2/80 Reg. No. 15,745Highland Cattle Foundation, Brighton, CO

Gille Coir 2nd of Scone PalaceTearlach of Creagan

Gille Ruadh of Glenforsa Maighdean Ruadh 7 of BarbreckRob Ruadh of Corryarrick

Mairi Ruadh 7th of KillundineMairi Ruadh 3rd of Killundine

Fear Tagraidh Ile 2ndUallach 4th Ile

Ella Ruadh 6th of Scone Palace Capleadh 11thBen Alder of Scone Palace

Ella Ruadh 3rd of Scone PalaceElla Dubh of Smaull

CobblestoneFarm

Offering Breeding Stock,Semen & Beef

Client Support Guaranteed

Windemere FarmRegistered Highland Cattle

John & Anne Proctor3960 County Road HOJunction City, WI 54443

715-457-6748www.WindemereHighlands.com

[email protected]

HUSKER SHOW CATTLEYork, Nebraska

Husker Highland Ranch402-362-4178

Diamond D Highlands402-366-8238

Gregg Cattle Company402-560-8549

RegisteredHighland Cattle

huskershowcattle.com

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American Highland Cattle AssociationHistoric City Hall22 S. 4th Ave., Ste. 201Brighton, CO 80601-2030

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PERMIT NO. 42TERMS AND CONDITIONS EXCEPT FOR THOSE STATED IN THE BELOW TERMS AND CONDITIONS, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AS TO THEMERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH RESPECT TO THE CATTLE BEING SOLD.

THE WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES SET FORTH IN THE "TERMS AND CONDITIONS" ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,AND REMEDIES PROVIDED THEREIN SHALL BE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE BUYER, OR ANY PARTY CLAIMING THROUGH THE BUYER, FOR ANYBREACH OF WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE THEREIN PROVIDED, AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES.

TERMS: Terms of the sale are cash or check payable immediately upon the conclusion of the sale and before the animals will be moved.BIDDING: All animals sell to the highest bidder. Any disputes or challenges regarding bids will be settled by the auctioneer and his decision will be final.PURCHASER’S RISK: Each animal becomes the risk of the purchaser as soon as sold; but it shall be the obligation of the seller to see that the animals are fed and cared for free of charge tothe purchaser, until loaded for shipment or until the expiration of 48 hours after the sale, whichever occurs sooner.REGISTRATION: A transferred certificate of registry will be furnished to the purchaser for each animal within 60 days following the sale.HEALTH: All animals are eligible for interstate shipment; except as otherwise announced.ANNOUNCEMENTS: Any changes of any kind in this catalog will be announced from the auction box and such announcements shall take precedence.

BREEDING GUARANTEE1. All animals are guaranteed to be breeders, with the exception of: A) Calves under 12 months of age; B) Animals shown by purchaser after the sale (in cases of animals shown after purchasethe breeding guarantees, if any, shall be such as agreed upon between the seller and the buyer); C) Injury or disease occurring after the sale; D) Gross negligence or willful misconduct on thepart of the purchaser.2. Bulls are guaranteed breeders if not allowed to run with the herd until at least 14 months of age. Any bull which settles cows by natural service and passes a breeding soundness exam accordingto the guidelines of the Society of Veterinary Theriogenologists, made by competent veterinarians, mutually agreed upon by buyer and seller, during any 6 month period of trial (provided forin paragraph 2 of "Options and Privileges of Return and Adjustment") shall be considered a breeder. Any guarantees with respect to the ability to freeze semen shall be by separate agreementbetween buyer and seller.3. "Pregnant" females have been examined by a competent veterinarian and are so guaranteed.4. "Served" females are not guaranteed to be in calf.5. "Pasture exposed" females have been exposed but are not guaranteed to be in calf.6. "Open" females have not been served and are so guaranteed.7. Donor Females: A female which has been used in an embryo transfer program is not guaranteed to be a breeder after the date of sale unless by separate agreement between buyer and seller.8. All animals sold as breeding animals are guaranteed not to be free-martins.

OPTIONS AND PRIVILEGES OF RETURN OR ADJUSTMENT1. All claims for adjustment or refund must be made in writing either within 6 months of the sale date or no later than 6 months after the animal reaches 20 months of age, with the exceptionof claims involving misrepresentation of service sire.2. In the event an animal is claimed to be a non-breeder, the animal may be returned to the farm of the seller, if in good condition and complying with the health requirement of the seller’s state.The seller shall be entitled to 6 months trial following the return of the animal in which to prove that the animal is a breeder. If at the end of 6 months the seller is unable to prove the animalis a breeder, the seller shall, at the option of the buyer, replace the animal with another of equal value or refund the full purchase price. The return of full purchase price shall in any case bedeemed full satisfaction and settlement. Any expense incurred for transporting an animal claimed to be a non-breeder shall be the responsibility of the purchaser, except the seller shall beresponsible for transportation costs in excess of the distance between the purchaser's farm and the location where the sale took place. If the seller proves the animal to be a breeder, it shall bethe obligation of the purchaser to take delivery of the animal and pay all expenses incurred.3. If a female sold as "pregnant" proves not to be in calf, the purchaser may receive service from the bull previously used, if available, or if the bull is not available, the seller shall be obligatedto make satisfactory adjustment on the purchase price to the buyer or, at the buyer’s option, refund the full purchase price upon return of the animal to the farm of the seller. If a female isrepresented as "pregnant" at the time of sale to a certain bull proves to have been bred to a different bull, the seller shall be obligated to make a satisfactory adjustment to the purchase price or,at the buyer’s option, refund the full purchase price upon the return of the animal to the farm of the seller. Any expense incurred for the transportation shall be the responsibility of the purchaser,except that the seller shall be responsible for transportation costs in excess of the distance between the purchaser’s farm and the location where the sale took place.4. If a female sold as "open" proves to be with calf, the purchaser may return the animal to the farm of the seller prior to calving for a refund of the full purchase price or for another animal ofequal value, whichever is acceptable to the purchaser. It shall be the obligation of the seller to bear any expense incurred for transportation.5. Cows with calves at side are presumed to be breeders with no further fertility guarantee.6. Any controversy or claim arising out of or related to this contract, or the breach thereof, shall be settled by arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under itscommercial arbitration rules, and judgment on the award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.

AUTHENTICITY OF PEDIGREEWhen an animal, through blood typing and/or DNA typing, is determined to have ancestry other than that reported on the registration certificate, the buyer shall be entitled to a refund of thefull purchase price from the seller upon return of the animal to the farm of the seller at the buyer's expense. The animal in question, at the buyer's option, may be exchanged for another animalof equal value, or if agreeable with the buyer, the seller may have the certificate of registry corrected at the seller's expense with the corrected certificate returned to the buyer. Any adjustmentprovided herein, if selected, shall absolve the seller from further liability for authenticity of pedigree to the buyer.

THE SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES. THE LIABILITY OF SELLER FOR ABREACH OF WARRANTY HEREUNDER IS LIMITED TO THE REMEDIES SET FORTH ABOVE.

The above terms and conditions of sale shall constitute a contract between the buyer and seller of each animal and shall be binding on both. Each sale or resale of an animal constitutes a separatetransaction.

Neither the owners, sponsoring associations, auctioneers nor any other persons connected with the management or conduct of this sale assumes any liability, legal or otherwise.

ALL DISCLAIMERS OF WARRANTIES AND LIMITATIONS OF DAMAGES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.

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