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DUNLOUISE CORTACHY BOY
Born 28th September 2004.
Semen currently being collected for sale overseas.
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Dunlouise Cortachy Boy



DUNLOUISE KARLA

The only Scots-bred Angus at an international beef cattle show in Germany this weekend were two heifers imported this year from the same herd: G & J Soutar's 120-head Dunlouise herd from Kingston farm outside Forfar…..and one of them went on to win the breed championship in a field of 80 Angus cattle from all over Germany and Austria.
George Soutar was present with his wife Julia and daughter Louise to see the Angus champion's award at EuroBeef 2006 in Schönbronn, Bavaria going to Dunlouise Karla, an 18-month-old daughter of Lockerley Kind Pascall.
The event judge was Luxembourg Angus breeder Gerry Ernst. Karla's exhibitor was Baden-Württemberg farmer Benjamin Junck who had bought the heifer at Perth sales this spring and shipped her back home to his 200-cow herd along with another two heifers from the same herd, Vallerie and Evie.
In fact Mr Junck says he is so impressed with the breeding of the Forfar Angus herd that he has since bought another three females to be delivered in September.
Speaking at the German event, Mr Soutar commented that it actually represented a double triumph. "These heifers were actually the first Angus cattle to be shipped out of Britain for over 17 years - along with a 40-head consignment leaving at the same time to Estonia - since the imposition of the BSE export ban.
It's also a success for British Aberdeen-Angus breeding because our herd is the only one remaining in Scotland without any imported Angus breeding in its bloodlines.
Dunlouise Karla, who was led round the ring by Mr Soutar's 14-year-old daughter Louise, is in-calf to one of the herd's stock bulls Dunlouise Excalibur which itself has had a fair measure of export success in the last year with some 8000 units of semen plus embryos sold abroad.
Among the countries importing Excalibur's genes are USA, Canada, Brazil, Germany and the Baltic States. Caption:eurobeef06-soutar Angus breed champion at Germany's top summer beef event "EuroBeef 2006" the first Aberdeen-Angus to be exported since the BSE ban over 17 years ago.


Pictured with Karla is the heifer's German owner Benjamin Junck with
former owner Mrs Julia Soutar, Kingston Forfar and her daughter Louise.


DUNLOUISE JAZZ

Owned by TDML otherwise known at Louise Julia Soutar - was Reserve Champion Heifer Calf at the Black Beauty Bonanza in Aberdeen in December 2005. This owner is looking swell her college fund, so this wonderful calf will be offered for sale. If interested please contact us on 01307 462784 or 07860825324.



DUNLOUISE EQUINOX

Owned Mr D - Duncan George Soutar - was 1st prize Baby Bull Calf in a class of 9 at the Black Beauty Bonanze in December. This looks to be an exciting prospect and Duncan would be happy to listen offers privately.



RED NENA

This is a very rare commodity - a TOTALLY NATIVE RED ANGUS HEIFER and a daughter of Dunlouise Excalibur, which we intend to use as the foundation for a line of Red Angus Native Cattle, which we believe is absolutely unique anywhere in the world. What this space for progress!!



RUBY OF NEWCROFT

We are indebted to Laverstoke Park for allowing us to secure the purchase of this wonderful cow. Some people recognise a good home when they see it. She has been a prolific embryo producer for us and is now due to calve in the Spring to Parsee of Doonholm, a 40 year old Native bull.


KINSMAN CALVES
As testament to the worldwide appeal of Native Angus cattle we enclose two photos by kind permission of Mr and Mrs Wood of New Ulm, Texas, USA, who are delighted with their Kinsman progeny.


Calf by Dunlouise Kinsman born to Wood family New Ulm Texas


Calf by Dunlouise Kinsman (100% native bull) born
to Wood family New Ulm Texas