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This is the Blackface ram which made £85,000 at sale. Credit: MacGregor Photography
The sale, which took place at Lanark mart south of Edinburgh, saw over 180 ram lambs offered for sale with an average price of £4,229 on the day (€4,754).
The sale-topper, the £85,000 ram lamb, was bred by Willie Dunlop and his sons Quentin and William from Dunbar. The ram was bought by H and A Blackwood Auldhouseburn and JP Campbell and sons from Glenrath in southern Scotland.
This is not the first time the Dunlops have hit the headlines for breeding a ram which made a large money at a sale.
In October 2015, Willie, Quentin and William had a Blackface ram lamb which sold for £160,000 (€179,869).
The sale, which took place at Lanark mart south of Edinburgh, saw over 180 ram lambs offered for sale with an average price of £4,229 on the day (€4,754).
The sale-topper, the £85,000 ram lamb, was bred by Willie Dunlop and his sons Quentin and William from Dunbar. The ram was bought by H and A Blackwood Auldhouseburn and JP Campbell and sons from Glenrath in southern Scotland.
This is not the first time the Dunlops have hit the headlines for breeding a ram which made a large money at a sale.
In October 2015, Willie, Quentin and William had a Blackface ram lamb which sold for £160,000 (€179,869).
The RamCompare project was launched by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board three years ago and involved progeny testing of 4,000 ewes over two seasons.
Derek Robinson has been trying to get to grips with a new ram harness ahead of the breeding season.
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