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few of the young sires below were used as ram lambs, however some new
sires have been included in this years selection. These young sires
are predominately progeny resulting from the use of outside genetics
to provide our breeding program with some different breeding lines.
Most have been tested in our Feed Efficiency trial and all meet the
strict criteria that reflects the strong emphasis we place on commercial
attributes. Growth and muscle are very evident in the 2006 selection.

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Pendarra
4403/06
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
This
young sire is a rare mix of strength, muscle and heavy bone blended
together in a sheep that is structurally correct with a very smooth
carcase and a perfectly tapered shoulder setting. A rarity
in the White Suffolk breed, this bloke exudes strength and bone
with great wool type on a very smooth and ideal commercial carcase.
Those who have seen this young sire are immediately impressed
by the muscling and strength he displays and he will form an important
part of our joining program in 2007/8. Semen has been collected
from this Leahcim 71/04 son out of
a ewe line decended from 2 great carcase sires Kurralea "Five
Star" (PD) and Pendarra 1046/00. We cannot wait to see lambs
from this bloke who was one of the heaviest rams from our 2006
drop.
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Pendarra
4318/06 Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Another
impressive sire with an unbelievable amount of muscling over the
loin and through the hindquarter. This Detpa
Grove 486/04 son was the heaviest young ram from the 2006
drop and had the highest scanned muscle depth. A ram with a large
frame and exceptional length, he already has some impressive
lambs on the ground. Semen has been collected from this young
sire with great hindquarter muscle depth.
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Pendarra
4706/06
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Something
a little different, this Anden 83 son is all growth and his very
high Carcase + index reflects this. A ram with a large, long frame,
he will be used selectively within our flock. Anden 83/02
and his progeny have always performed exceptionally well in our
stud, we hope this young sire will be no different. His dam is
an impressive ewe sired by Sonning 331 from a Detpa Grove "Supreme"
daughter which is a cross we have used a lot to produce some outstanding
sheep at Pendarra, so the breeding is rock solid. He is probably
our 'punt' ram for the 2007/8 joining and will be also used as
a benchmark for the other young sires.
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Pendarra
4509/06
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Visually,
the outstanding carcase sheep in our 2006 selection. Carcase depth,
width and muscle is what this bloke is all about, sired by Middlemoor
4449/04, our allocation from the series 10 SuperWhite
program. He is just what our breeding program has concentrated
on over many years, carcase muscling and 'do ability' and with
the progeny from Middlemoor 4449/04 performing very well in our
feed efficiency trial, this bloke displays everything that we
look for in a sire. He has a great short downs type wool on a
very soft skin and will provide a great addition to our sire team.
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Pendarra
4480/06
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Plenty
of these genetics across many studs in Australia after the very
successful use of Farrer 74. This Farrer 74 son
is a little different however with a very clean, fine head and
great neck extension, very obviously influenced by his dam who
is sired by Penrise 1/00. Although
he has a finer bone structure, he still has a power of carcase
muscle with a very long and smooth carcase shape. We think this
combination of the style and flawless carcase shape and structure
of the Penrise sheep combined with the great carcase muscling
of the Farrer sire has been expressed exactly how you would like
it in this young sire. A great Carcase + index that is well balanced
between muscling and growth from a young sire that is not extreme. |

Pendarra
4251/06
Pendarra 4250/06
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Pendarra
4250 and Pendarra 4251 Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Put
these two in the same category, twins that are both great young
sires. Sired by Detpa Grove 486/04, both
young sires are being retained with one being used at our other
breeding location at "Morongla",just not sure which
one yet. Pendarra 4250/06 has already been used as a ram lamb
and was a standout ram as a lamb, he is still a very smooth correct
and impressive young sire.
4250/06 @ 8months
Pendarra 4251/06 has developed into a slightly bigger ram, little
bit later maturity pattern than 4250, but there is very little
between them. Used over the 2 separate properties, these impressive
young twins will provide a good linkage across both flocks and
at the same time give us the promise of some great lambs. |

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Pendarra
4847/06
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
Often
said we save the best till last. This very young sire could potentially
be just that. Sired by Pendarra 3554/05, a very
impresive young sire that is unfortunately no longer with us,
but was used as a ram lamb over some selected ewe lambs last year,
this young fellow is all class. Out of a Pendarra 3050/04 sired
ewe lamb, he has great carcase shape and thickness which is not
surprising when you examine the credibility of his pedigree. Has
a bit of growing to do yet but deserves his place in this sire
team and we will find some ewes for him in 2007/08. |


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Pendarra
4296/06 "No
96"
Pedigree
& ASBV indexes
We
had no reason to retain "No. 96" as we still have his
sire, Pendarra 3050/04, working here. 4296/04 was used as
a ram lamb, has some great lambs on the ground and we have collected
semen from him. A great example of the type of sheep that 3050
produces and coupled with high feed efficiency and great carcase
shape, exactly the mix of Carcase + figures that work for us.
The outstanding young ram lamb of the 2006 drop and plenty more
like him coming along this year. |
If
you are interested in semen from any of these sires, let us know. Semen
is able to be purchased in mixed or single packages at $1200/30 ewe
doses. They may be mixed with any sires from the previous yearly selections,
provided semen has been collected.
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