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Rubis Breeder: Laurent & Jean-Marie Goujat, Cours-La-Ville, France INTRODUCTION DKF Eliminator 15A Red DKF Razor 55C DKF Miss Net Worth 21A Red Lazy MC Lookout 153X Red Lazy MC Firefly 36Z Red Lazy MC Miss Firefly 31S Belvin Velasques 203’11 Silveiras Conversion SAC Conversation Laflins Farrah 0250 WIWA Creek Monarch 248’12 Belvin Lady Blossom 114’15 Belvin Lady Blossom 28’13 HB No: FR6951114278 Charolais DOB: 23.03.2020 Rubis Breeder: Laurent & Jean-Marie Goujat, Cours-la-Ville, France. Myostatin: F94L+ New • Rubis is out of an outstanding dam “Insoumise”, bred by Gaec Goujat. • Insoumise’s son, “Prince”, was 1st prize at the National show in 2020. • Rubis’ grand-dam “Venise” produced the record priced bull at Cercy la Tour in 2019, “Panama” selling for €15,800. • “Ortense”, great grand-dam, bred a 1st prize winner at the National show in 2020, “Rock N’Roll”. • Proven cow family guaranteed to breed milk, length, shape and style. • Rubis’ sire Laurier has produced very well in his early career with several sons sold for Rubis and dam Insoumise breeding. • Rubis was born unassisted @ 45 kgs and weighed 400 kg’s at 7 months old off his mother. • He has excellent shape and length and carries his weight exceptionally well on his tremendous legs. • Rubis has a fantastic head and is sure to breed well-muscled weanlings with performance to match. Rubis’ Linear; Insoumise – dam of Rubis DM 88 DS 78 AF 82 400kgs @ 7 months. Electeur RVS Laurier RJC Cerise RR4 S Dakar RVS Insoumise RR2 E Venise RR3 E Laurier – sire of Rubis HB No: 372214165310123 DOB: 02.01.2019 CH5842 Charolais Breeder: Brendan Canning, Sligo, Ireland. Sagesse Pierre Mystatin: F94L+/Q204X+ • Junior Male Champion & Reserve Overall Champion at the National Irish Charolais Show in Tullamore 2019 • Champion Charolais & Overall Champion @ Erris Show 2019. • Full French pedigree including major prize winners at Magny Cours and many other major French shows. • Pierre is by the £20,000 sire “Sinndar” and out of the dam “Dorothee”, who has produced 3 National show 1st prize winners to date. • Pierre was much admired by many international breeders at the 2019 International Charolais Congress. • Pierre has the performance, eye appeal, correctness and style for the modern Charolais breeder. • He is easily fleshed, very well-muscled and carries himself impeccably on a tremendous set of legs. • He has that eye catching head that breeders demand in a show calf. ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Major RVS Maerdy Sinndar e e e Terminal €128 48% Lubie Calv Diff Beef Cows 10.8% 69% e e e e e Docility 0.13 43% Ulster RVS Carcass Weight (kg) 43.8kg 47% e e e e e Kilcumreragh Dorothee Carcass Conformation 2.04 46% e e e e Satinette RR2 E Sagesse Pierre end HB No: IE271886750379 DOB: 12.09.2016 CH4491 Charolais Scardaune Mark Breeder: Oliver Conway, Mayo, Ireland. Myostatin: Q204X+ Mark son Noble Romeo 12 months T-Urambo, from same cow family as Mark Harry and Mark Noble Longford • Mark’s sire Derryowen Harvey is by Roughan Echo out of a Roughan Viceroi dam. • He is easily calved and is breeding very consistent progeny with very good breed character. • Mark is out of an exceptional cow family which includes Nelson, Pinay, Saint Mark bull x CH dam Mark bull x Quarles Vainquer Are, Grand Duc and the famous cow “Javanaise”, dam of T-Urambo, who bred William Brock Fermanagh 2nd dam, 18 days old, Ryan exceptionally well in France. Griffith Donegal • Mark is a modern Charolais, with a clean middle, excellent length and a strong topline. • He has a fantastic head, stands correctly and has a fabulous temperament. • He is well muscled and should suit pedigree breeders. • Mark’s progeny are consistently well muscled with an extra rib, and show tremendous growth, style and temperament. ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Roughan Echo Replacement €112 54% e e e e e Derryowen Harvey e e e e e Terminal €147 69% Derryowen Calv Diff Beef Cows 7.2% 96% e e e e e Docility 0.10 95% Nelson e e e e e Carcass Weight (kg) 39.4kg 70% Scardaune Gena e e e e e Carcass Conformation 2.39 59% Mark bull x LM dam, 5 weeks old, Scardaune Ellie Declan & Michael Boyle Donegal e e e e e Daughter Milk (kg) 0.10 42% HB No: IE372223804250451 DOB: 01.07.2017 CH5169 Charolais Cloughbrack Navarone Breeder: Mattie Kelly, Galway, Ireland. Myostatin: Q204X+ Navarone heifer x LM dam 7 weeks Kieran Hillary Galway • Bon Jovi, Goldstar Echo x Oscar pedigree. • Navarone is easily calved on cows and initial reports from breeders are that he has a short gestation. • He has excellent length and is sound on feet and legs. • His dam Jasmine has excellent fertility and has an exceptional full brother to Navarone at foot. ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Thrunton Bonjovi e e e Replacement €70 52% Carrickbrack96 Hutch e e e Terminal €131 56% Carrickbrack96 Bianca Calv Diff Beef Cows 6.9% 86% e e e e e Docility 0.13 72% Goldstar Echo Cloughbrack Jasmine e e e Carcass Weight (kg) 32.8kg 54% Cloughbrack Angelina e e e e e Carcass Conformation 2.21 49% Cloughbrack Oaktree - full brother, 1st prize winner Irish Charolais National Show HB No: FR5812312749 HJD Charolais DOB: 15.01.2012 Hideal Breeder: Emmanuel Detronchet, Montaron, France. Myostatin: Q204X+ • Hideal is an outcross Charolais for Irish breeders. • He was purchased for his maternal pedigree which had excellent performance throughout. • Volcan bred by Earl Touillon is producing terrific females in the herd. • Bichette his dam has lots of milk and so too have all Volcan daughters. • Unfameux bred by Gaec Vannier, was 1st prize in Magny Cours in 2003 & 2004. • Hideal has excellent muscling, length, growth and temperament. • His pedigree has calving ease bloodlines, but is strong on performance and growth. • Hideal is a very long, clean, correct bull with excellent width at the plates and hindquarter. • Hideal's calves are exceptional and and have tremendous Hideal's Linear; growth and muscling. DM 75 DS 73 AF 78 502kgs @ under 8 months • Number 1 Charolais for Terminal index. Bull Name IFN CR DM DS ISEVR CD Dakota 107 110 104 101 116 74% Volcan 117 110 120 89 131 88% ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Unfameux RVS e e Replacement €54 87% Dakota RVS e e e e e Terminal €174 90% Une Danse RR2 E Calv Diff Beef Cows 7.3% 99% e e e e e Docility 0.16 99% Volcan RVS e e e e e Carcass Weight (kg) 47kg 99% Bichette e e e e e Carcass Conformation 2.55 99% Uppee RR2 E Hideal heifer x Sylvain grand dam Karl Kelly Sligo HB No: IE161311590718 CH4468 Charolais DOB: 01.10.2016 Deeleview Major ET Breeder: Ian Maxwell, Donegal, Ireland. Deeleview Heidi • Major is a very well grown Digger son out of an excellent Doncamillo dam. • His dam has bred exceptionally well for the Maxwell’s. • She herself has been shown successfully. • Major is very correct, exceptionally well muscled and has a sweet head. • He has a strong topline and is extremely docile. • Major’s calves have style, muscling and growth. • One of the top bulls available for Terminal index. ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Replacement €73 55% Balthayock Adonis e e e Balthayock Adonis Terminal €159 66% Blelack Digger e e e e e Blelack Digger Galcantray Abbey Calv Diff Beef Cows 9.7% 89% Galcantray Abbey e e e e e Docility 0.10 83% Carcass Weight (kg) 48.1kg 69% Doncamillo e e e e e Deeleview Heidi Doncamillo Carcass Conformation 2.47 61% Mogador (full brother to Major) daughter e e e e e Deeleview Heidi Deeleview Ballerina x SI dam, 6 months, Tateetra & e e e e e Daughter Milk -0.50 46% Deeleview Ballerina Rathmore Farms Louth HB No: UK542320700451 S590 Charolais DOB: 23.04.04 Balmyle Vagabond Breeder: W P Bruce, Perthshire, Scotland Vagabond son Crossmolina Peadar, Liscally Magic ET, Champion 14 months Alan Wood, Mayo Charolais Finn Valley Show 2017 • Reserve Junior Champion at Perth Bull Sales October 2005. • Purchased by William McAllister for the top price of £16,000gns. • Excellent hind quarter development. • Very good muscling. • Good length and a strong topline. • Consistent producer of well muscled bulls and females. • Fantastic temperament. • Excellent breed character. • Vagabond son, Cloonglasna11 Oscar, Egan brothers, Mayo. Senior Male Champion Tullamore 2019, Junior Male Champion Semen Limited @ the Christmas Cracker, sold for €9000 • Use on mature cows. ICBF Proof Jan ‘21 Grimaldi RVS e Replacement €30 80% Terminal €97 86% Maerdy Othello e Maerdy Gruel Calv Diff Beef Cows 9.7% 95% e Docility -0.04 93% Carcass Weight (kg) 30.3kg 97% Dingle Hoffmeister e e Balmyle Oregana Carcass Conformation 1.92 96% e e e Balmyle Garnet e e e e Daughter Milk (kg) -1.50 84% Vagabond son, Cloonglasna11 Oscar HB No: FR7121181092 SLV Charolais DOB: 25.04.2001 Sylvain RVS Breeder: Jean-Marc Pacaut, Laizy, France Ballydavis News ET Reserve Trenamullen Iona - 1st Prize Junior Male Champion at Winner at National Show 2014 Tullamore National Show 2017 Purchased at Magny Cour Show in Sept. 2004 where he was much admired by many breeders from around the world. Has produced excellent calves in France & Ireland. Has a power packed pedigree – his dam Jacobine has produced regularly for 9 years. Jacobine is also the dam of Omnibus RVS (ISEVR 108). She is also a full sister to Liquer and a maternal sister to Galette – this being the top cow family in Jean-Marc Pacauts herd. Sylvain has the Length, Scale, Style and Muscling for the most discerning breeder.
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