Current Sires
DANGARFIELD ZULUSIRE: BULLAMAKINKA JAGUAR The powerhouse of the Dangarfield sire battery!!! The most decorated individual that we have ever exhibit in the show ring. In a 2 year period he was exhibited at 8 shows and awarded 16 individual broad ribbons. You can add to that a further 7 broad ribbons that he helped win as the lead member of our exhibitor groups. For such a large sire, he moves with ease and is a pleasure to sit back and watch. Zulu commands attention when you inspect him in the paddock and he demands the respect from the other sires, who give him all the space he needs in the spell paddock in the off season. In the joining season he dominates his cow herd and covers a lot of country. Zulu is breeding the bone, scale, frame and consistency into his progeny that we were expecting. To date 5 sons have averaged over $6 400 and topped at $10 000. Zulu’s dam, Dangarfield 0322 was just another example of our consistent Warrillee Vernon females, with great body shape and perfect udder structure. 0322 produced 8 natural calves, with a 360 ACI, plus 4 IVF calves. We currently have Zulu at Kingswood for the off season if you would like to inspect him. |
BULLAMAKINKA JAGUAR J170SIRE: CANOWINDRA GOLD EDITION Jaguar impressed us as he continued to grow out into one of our largest sires. He has bred consistent progeny with high growth calves that have that little bit extra bone, dark in colour and slick coated just like himself.
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DANGARFIELD QUARTERBACK (P)SIRE: DANGARFIELD JACK JUNIOR (P) Quarterback (P) has taken our entire herd to the next level, in 10 years 72 sons have been auctioned to gross over $767 000, averaged over $10 600 and top at $40 000 for Dangarfield Universe (PS) to Riverslea Group. Progeny retained include 7 sons and 10 grandsons and they in their own right are making valued contributions to our herd. In addition to this, we are seeing some outstanding daughters and granddaughters come through the ranks in our breeding herd and we are excited about the potential they are offering. The constitution of Quarterback (P) was something that had to be seen to be believed. People who inspected him had trouble believing that he was not on feed. He held his condition all year round. His amazing constitution and doing ability off grass is a trait he passes on strongly and we are keen to get this trait through our herd as much as possible, especially for our pasture finishing operation. To have a large volume of carcass on an animal and yet still be able to have more cover than most others is extremely rare, add to this his placid nature, and being polled, he really was something special. His progeny will always stand out in their mob and catch your eye, generally because they are the ones carrying the most body condition. We believe that these traits will never go “out of fashion” so we will continue to use Quarterback (P) in our ET and IVF Programs. Semen of Quarterback (P) has been sold into 3 states within Australia, and exported to South Africa, Zambia, Namibia and Paraguay, where 2 sons have been named National Champions and 1 went on to be Grand Champion Bull of South America. Quarterback (P) may have been our “ONCE IN A LIFETIME SIRE” and he has set the bar high for us to clear in the future. He only has the two sons in this years sale and there will be no sons available in 2022. Semen packages are available in Dangarfield Quarterback (P). |
DANGARFIELD TORNADOSIRE: DANGARFIELD QUARTERBACK (P) Tornado was retained from the first crop of Quarterback (P) progeny. His dam, Dangarfield 2710 was a great looking cow with a strong track record, she had 7 calves with a 370 ACI. All 4 of her sons classified with 3 going to auction to average $8 000, and 1 daughter was retained in the stud. Feedback from those who have seen his daughters comment on what a great line they are. A number of these daughters have been placed in our donor program. Two sons and one grandson have been retained. Tornado has sold 39 sons at auction to top at $19 000, and average just over $8 900. Tornado was sold in 2020 and his final offering will be available in 2022. Semen from Tornado has been exported to South Africa, Namibia and New Zealand. To date 13 sons have sold at auction to average just over $6 000 and gross $90 100. |
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DANGARFIELD alphonse (ps)SIRE: DANGARFIELD TORNADO Alphonse (PS) turned up in a stud paddock but his dam was unable to be identified. DNA testing proved he was born in the paddock he was found in, so we suspect he could possibly have been a twin. A poll scur son of Tornado with great structure and confirmation. He has bred a consistent line with great nature that we would expect from his bloodline. We are impressed with his line of daughters, and 1 son has been retained. |
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DANGARFIELD X-ECUTIONER (P)SIRE: GRAYLN DROVER (P) An outcross poll sire with a bomb proof nature.
X-Ecutioner (P) sustained a hip injury early in his working life, so we are used him as a “go to” sire through AI in our programs. His daughters are among some of our best. They are very stylish with that great wedge shape about them, dark in colour X-Ecutioner (P) has sold 15 sons at auction to average $11 700 and top at $29 000 for Bernborough (P) to the Welbatch Stud.
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DANGARFIELD VEGASSIRE: HARDIGREEN PARK LEGEND We just love our Vegas progeny - made square, correct, quiet and consistent, is the easiest way to describe them. It was a mistake to sell Vegas privately after only 1 season of natural service, from this first calf crop he averaged $9 542 and topped We are very impressed with the Vegas progeny with the consistency across the entire line. His daughters have also returned When you look back through his pedigree it is no wonder he bred so well. His dam was a highly fertile Dangarfield Becon His granddam, Dangarfield 3107 (P) was a great old cow of her time. She also produced 12 natural progeny with a 361 ACI. To date, 1 son has been retained and 21 sons have sold to average just under $10 000 and top at $22 000.
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