Lot 24 - Sydgen Consensus 2050
Basin Lady M017
Grandam of Lots 21 and 26
PAF 1206 New Design E019
Great-grandam of Lot 24
CW
MARB
RE
FAT
I+38
I+1.01
I+.40
I+.027
SydGen Consensus 2050
Birth Date: 1-5-2012
Bull 17212787
Tattoo: 2050
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Incredible EPD profile on this soggy, thick-made calf that has caught the attention
of many visitors.
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Sire was the $210,000 top-selling bull of the 2010 Connealy Angus sale to
Express Ranches and Sandpoint Cattle Co., and has already amassed a tremen-
dous siring record. Sons from his first calf crop have sold for $135,000, $80,000,
$80,000, $55,000, $50,000, $49,000 and $40,000.
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Dam was a $15,000 selection as a bred heifer from the 2011 Express Sale where
she posted the fourth highest Marbling EPD of the offering.
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Great-grandam has been called the best bred heifer to ever leave Pfeiffer Farms,
Orlando, OK, and later sold for $37,000 as a mature donor.
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Selling half interest and full possession.
Connealy Consensus
#
KMK Alliance 6595 I87
Connealy Consensus 7229
Blinda of Conanga 004
16447771
Blue Lilly of Conanga 16
#
Woodhill Admiral 77K
Blue Cash of Conanga 6020
#
GAR Predestined
#
B/R New Design 036
EXAR Rita 0710
#
+GAR Ext 4206
+16564665
+RTR Rita 5116
#
BR Midland
+Paf 1206 New Design E019
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BW RATIO WW RATIO SALE DAY WT
ADG
PROJ YW
FRAME
78
101
772
114
+7
.31
+2.3 .35 +65 .28 +113 .23 I+.88 .05 I+12
+34.21
+81.96
N/A
+10 +24
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
DOC HP CEM MILK
$W
$B
CW
MARB
RE
FAT
I+32
I+.66
I+.26
I-.010
SydGen Consensus 2114
Birth Date: 1-12-2012
Bull 17214526
Tattoo: 2114
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Another top EPD profile, out of a good three-year-old daughter of Corona.
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Maternal brother in last year’s sale brought $2,300 to Kevin Buck, Elsberry, MO.
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Really slick haired with excellent muscle expression and length.
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Third dam is the $15,000 dam of Leachman Boom Time, who sold to New Haven
Angus, Leavenworth, KS after serving as a donor in our program.
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Selling half interest and full possession.
Connealy Consensus
#
KMK Alliance 6595 I87
Connealy Consensus 7229
Blinda of Conanga 004
16447771
Blue Lilly of Conanga 16
#
Woodhill Admiral 77K
Blue Cash of Conanga 6020
SydGen 1407 Corona 2016
#
Bon View New Design 1407
SydGen Burgess 9006
VNAR Perfection 142F 180K
16313229
+SydGen Burgess 5407
#
SAF Directive
Leachman Burgess 5004
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BW RATIO WW RATIO SALE DAY WT
ADG
PROJ YW
FRAME
78
96
747
111
2-105
2-105
1-93
1-96
1-95
1-75
1-89
BWR
WWR
YWR
IMF
UREA
RBFT
RPFT
Dam
Progeny
Record
+6
.29
+1.0 .36 +60 .28 +101 .23 I+.98 .05 I+8
+35.81
+73.92
I+9.1
+8
+23
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
DOC HP CEM MILK
$W
$B
CW
MARB
RE
FAT
I+39
I+.82
I+.42
I+.006
SydGen Consensus 2076
Birth Date: 1-7-2012
Bull 17214529
Tattoo: 2076
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Extra frame, length and a smooth look to this powerful growth prospect.
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Grandam is also the grandam of Lot 21, and is the dam of the $65,000 SydGen
Contract 9410, the Midland 2010 sale topper after he posted indexes of 111 for
feed conversion, 109 for ADG, 115 for IMF, 113 for REA and 111 on the MBT
index.
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Maternal sister sold to Randall Crowe, Bloomfield, IN, while a maternal brother
sold to John Cuneio, Sullivan, MO.
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Use him on cows only.
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Selling half interest and full possession.
Connealy Consensus
#
KMK Alliance 6595 I87
Connealy Consensus 7229
Blinda of Conanga 004
16447771
Blue Lilly of Conanga 16
#
Woodhill Admiral 77K
Blue Cash of Conanga 6020
SydGen 1407 Corona 2016
#
Bon View New Design 1407
SydGen B Lady 8234
VNAR Perfection 142F 180K
16016730
#
Basin Lady M017
#
Vermilion Payweight J847
Basin Lady 874K
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BW RATIO WW RATIO SALE DAY WT
ADG
PROJ YW
FRAME
108
129
713
106
3-111
3-105
2-107
2-107
2-95
2-114
2-101
BWR
WWR
YWR
IMF
UREA
RBFT
RPFT
Dam
Progeny
Record
-5
.29
+5.2 .37 +57 .29 +104 .24 I+1.08 .05 I+5
+23.14
+81.47
I+8.5
+4
+25
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
DOC HP CEM MILK
$W
$B
There is a wide range of thought as to the merit of genomic testing
for the production traits. Last year for the sale, we tested 16 on Pfizer
HD 50K and 16 on IG384. Only two of the animals moved enough
to affect their value (one moved up and one moved down). This is
logical to us. As a herd that turns in a lot of phenotypes (data) to
AHIR, we have already built up the accuracy, and don’t have as much
to gain from genomics. (We estimate this herd turns in some 15,000
pieces of information to AHIR yearly.)
At the NBCEC symposium, “Delivering Genomic Technology to the
Beef Industry” in Kansas City last March, Tom Gubbins of TeMania
Angus in Australia said, “Those who can benefit the least contribute
the most” and “Those who can benefit the most contribute the least.”
He also stated, “We are early adopters, but we are not adopting this
yet.” He did state that as time goes on, genomics should become
more accurate and more important in our selection process.
We feel very similarly, that currently the value is mostly for
younger cattle that have not had gain and ultrasound information
processed yet, or individuals who land in very small contemporary
groups. We do agree the best way to utilize genomic predictions
is to integrate them into the EPD profile, just as AAA is doing. This
year we will genomic test about the same number as last year. They
were not processed in time to be included in the EPDs printed in the
book. Please check our website in mid-October, and we will post
those results, giving you the opportunity to see how the EPDs were
changed by genomics. Also, on sale day, we will have a print-out
posted by the office with the most up-to-date EPDs available on every
sale animal.
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