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45 | COGENT PROOFS 2013


Bradash Blackisle Glen Albyn x BFE91 Mr Frosty x BFE93 Discovery


HBN: 0100631042 A.I Code: FH3789


The ultimate bull for improving strength and robustness


Production UK Dtrs 449 UK Herds 116 PLI


£148


Type Merit Feet & Legs Udders


Locomotion Stature


Chest width Body depth Angularity


Rump Angle Rump Width


Rear Legs Side Foot Angle


Fore Udder Attach Rear Udder Height Udder Support Udder Depth


Front Teat Place Teat Pos Side Teat Length


Rear Teat Place Condition Score


UK Dtrs 156 UK Herds 57 90% Rel 


Milk Kgs 540


Fat Kgs 23.6


Fat% 0.01


Prot Kgs 16.4


-3 -2 -1 0 -1 -2


Prot% -0.03


-3


EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT


154CM WIDE DEEP


OPEN RIB LOW PINS WIDE


SICKLED STEEP TIGHT


VERY HIGH STRONG


CLOSE APART LONG CLOSE HIGH


1.4 1.4 1.3 0.7


-0.1 0.0 0.8 1.3 0.0 2.1 0.8


-0.4 0.9 1.2


-1.0


20CM ABOVE 0.2 0.1 0.7


-0.3 -1.0 -0.9


Temperament: -0.3 POOR VERY PLACID


Rel% 98


TOURNAMENT BFE91 86%British Friesian


LONGEVITY


Calving Ease: +1.3 DIFFICULT


CALVING


EASY


Dtr: Rheld Tournament Stephanotis GP84


VERY EASY


Ease of Milking: +0.5 DIFFICULT


Dtr: Kirkby Rosa 17 BFG+84 VERY EASY


Product Support Manager Andy Smith


Lifespan: +0.2 LOW


SCC: -10 NON IMPROVER


Daughter Fertility: -4.1 LOW


HIGH


The Tournament daughters I have seen are very similar to the bull himself. They are jet black, wide and very powerful. His progeny have got strength and width throughout, carry extra condition and have a large positive for milk on a Friesian base.


IMPROVER


I have seen daughters from both Holsteins and Friesians and the bull really does stamp them.


HIGH


Farmers have been extremely pleased with their Tournaments, commenting on their consistency and placid temperaments. His daughters have excellent legs and feet combined with high and wide rear udders.


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