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SA’s highest Merino on-property sale average with 94/100 rams selling to a $17,000 high for lot 6 and averaging $3541. Video by Catherine Miller, Stock Journal.

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00:00Hold on at $17,000, get it done. $17,000, thank you very much.
00:05Hold on at number 21, thank you underbidder.
00:07We sold 94 rams in the main auction for a $3,541 average,
00:14topping out at $17,000 to a Brian Paul Marino stud.
00:18Awesome result and a huge credit to the work that Classy family have done
00:22breeding modern marinos.
00:23Another fantastic care result, you know, after big whittles about a sale last year
00:29to pack it up again.
00:31This year's a big achievement in the world.
00:33I thought we had a great run of rams this year.
00:36We offered $100 compared to $18 last year and buyers bid strongly on the rams they wanted.
00:44So, yeah, it was a good result.
00:46It was a fantastic catalogue with data spread throughout.
00:49Only two rams didn't feature in a positive front for the whole catalogue,
00:53which is standalone for South Australia.
00:55To be able to have modern data sheet with a range of options,
01:00from fleece weight to a hybrid figure in terms of urine ability
01:03and low wrinkle and low dag,
01:06these welfare trains clients really focused on.
01:08But also just offering those extra rams, red rams for all budgets,
01:12topping out at $17,000 but right down to $1,000
01:15in some of our selection rams out the back.
01:17Everyone was able to fill orders and fill their trailers.
01:20We'll see you next time.
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