Annual On-Property Ram Sale

Annual On-Property Ram Sale Thursday 14th September 1pm 2017 160 Merino & Poll Merino Rams

2017 On-property Sale Rams

On-Property Ram Sale Thursday 14th September 2017 Inspection 9.30am Sale 1pm Offering 160 Merino & Poll Merino Quality 2 Tooth Rams Morning Tea, Lunch & Refreshments Provided. Roseville Park Sheep are free to travel to any area of Australia. We are part of the OJD Market Assurance Program and have had MN3 Status since 2004. We currently do not vaccinate with Gudair Vaccine so that we can export genetics overseas. The stud has been Brucellosis accredited since 1982. All Enquires: Matthew & Cherie Coddington Ph: (02) 68877286 Mobile:0428 635 386 Email: rpmerinos@bigpond.com Brad Wilson 0417 467911 David Hart 0407 780722 Scott Thrift 0417 660260 John Newsome 0428 669498 A 2% Rebate to outside agents, introduced to vendor prior to the sale.

Lambing Planner Time of Joining/Lambing Choosing the optimum time to lamb relies on many factors. Production per hectare is maximised when lactation (peak feed demand) matches the time of the peak supply of cheap green feed but there are other important considerations. Having ewes in good condition at joining lambing percentage increases with increasing Condition Score (CS) to a maximum of CS 3.5. Using the natural breeding season (Feb-April) to gain higher fertility. Meeting a specific market for lamb turnoff. The risk of poor weather at lambing Timing of mulesing and flystrike risk in spring. Being able to feed weaners to grow. Minimising wool quality faults such as VM and to fit in with other farming operations. Merinos do respond to teasing out of the natural breeding season. Ram Preparation and Joining Percentage At least 8 weeks prior to joining, inspect for faults, particularly testes and penis. Sick rams need 8 weeks after recovery to produce healthy sperm. Cull any rams with abnormal genitals, feet or teeth. Don t crutch or shear rams during this time as infections from cuts especially to the scrotum can stop sperm production. Rams need maximum, testes size to work effectively. To ensure this, feed lupins at up to 750 g/h/d for the 8 weeks up to joining (feeding rates may be lower if paddock nutrition is very good). Ensure you have adequate numbers of rams for joining. Fit, healthy rams should be used at a minimum of 1% (with a minimum 4 rams per mob). Join mature rams to maiden ewes. Immature rams tend to have smaller testes size and therefore lower sperm production so a minimum of 2% should be used. With a highly synchronized joining or out of breeding season joining it is safer to use 3%.

Use of Teasers Sheep cycle spontaneously in late summer. If joining before 1 st February, use teasers to ensure that ewes are ready to conceive at the beginning of joining. Teasers also stimulate more ewes to come into oestrus. This produces a closer lambing and makes managing the ewes and lambs easier. Teasing for 14 days followed by a 35 day joining is recommended. Teasers can be testosterone treated wethers (or ewes) or vasectomised rams. If using vasectomised rams, they must be removed at the start of joining; wethers can be left in the mob until the rams are removed (unless they are large and aggressive and likely to compete with rams for ewes). Inject teasers with testosterone 7 days prior to being used. Teasers should be used at 1% for 14 days before entire rams go in (day 14). Teasers must be introduced directly to the mob to ensure that all ewes make contact as soon as possible. Ewe Preparation for Joining Condition score/live weight at joining has a major effect on ovulation rate and early embryo mortality. Ewes in poor condition and maidens below 40kg may not cycle. Best results have been obtained with ewes in CS 3 at joining. Flocks at or below CS 2 will have a low reproductive rate. Both fertility and twinning increase dramatically as the average CS increases to 3 (there is little further benefit for flocks fatter than average CS 3.5). Other methods to stimulate the ovulation rate are; the use of Ovastim injections or to feed ewes 500g/h lupins daily from 7 days prior to rams going in and continue for no more than 7 days after (note ewes are more likely to respond to lupin feeding if they are less than CS 3 and it is suggested that ewes be fed daily rather than twice weekly) or join on ungrazed lupin stubbles. Be prepared to manage the extra twins generated twinning ewes will need higher nutrition in pregnancy and lactation. Nutrition of Pregnant and Lactating Ewes The ewe has an increasing feed demand, especially twin bearing ewes, in the last 6 weeks before birth. Ewes that are pregnant while green feed is available need 700-1000kg DM/ha of pasture (FOO) during late pregnancy and 1500-2500kg DM/ha FOO during lactation otherwise they will need supplementary feeding. Feeding barley for 7 days prior to birth can lift colostrum levels which can aid lamb survival in a tightly synchronized joining. Feed 100g/h/d from day -10 of lambing and then by day -5 feed 600g/h/d and continue for 2 weeks after the 1 st lamb is born. Lactating ewes appetite and feed demand increases immediately after birth and ewes require at least 2.5 times that of a dry sheep for maximum milk production. Source: Western Australian Department of Agriculture.

Welcome to our ram sale. We thankyou for your interest in Roseville Park and wish you all the best in your ram selection at our sale. Definitions for Ram Sale Catalogue S.D is the standard deviation of fibre diameter. It is a measure of the fibre diameter variation within the sample. The smaller the S.D value, the more evenly sized the fibres are. Good S.D values are lower than 4.0. C.V this is the co-efficient of variation of fibre diameter. As a guideline, in mature good nutritionally fed wools the C.V of good test results should be lower than 20% whilst poor tests greater than 23%. C.F is Comfort Factor as a processing guide, expressed in %, the comfort factor is associated with wools that have their fibres less than 30 microns. BWT is the body weight taken on 13/9/17 FAT is the actual fat depth taken on 13/6/17 EMD is the actual Eye Muscle Depth taken on 13/6/17 ASBV s Definitions Australian Sheep Breeding Value s (ASBV) are an estimate of the genetic potential a sheep will pass onto it s progeny and are designed to be used in conjunction with a visual assessment. YCFW Yearling Fleece Weight (%) FW Estimates the genetic difference between animals for clean fleece weight at 360 days of age. Rams with higher figures for YCFW will produce progeny that will cut more wool. YFD Fibre Diameter micron, estimates the genetic difference in fibre diameter at 360 days of age. Rams with more negative figures will produce progeny with a finer micron. YWT Yearling Weight, estimates the genetic difference in yearling weight at 360 days of age. The higher the YWT figure, the more likely rams are to produce progeny that grow more quickly and are heavier at a certain age.

New Indexes There have been changes to the standard index on Merino Select. Where the index names have a plus+ after them they include more traits and the fertility figures are taken from actual lambing figures rather than estimates from measurements such as scrotal and body weight. Studs not gathering accurate lambing and ewe pedigree information will not have indexes with a plus +. Index MP+ Merino Production This index ranks animals on their ability to produce progeny for a wool operation that s income is a balance of both surplus sheep sales and wool. After 10 years of using the production Indexes you would be likely to get the following gains. Fleece +4.3% Fibre Diameter 0.7um Body Weight +5.0kg CV 0.8% Staple Strength +3.0NKT Number Lambs Wean +7% 2017 RP Sale Ram Group Averages RP s Industry Ave Micron 17.4 SD 2.9 CV 16.8 CF 99.5 fat 2.3 EMD 35.6 YCFW ASBV 17.7 11.6 YFD ASBV -1.4-1.2 YWT ASBV 2.8 4 DP+INDEX 128.3 135 MP+ INDEX 142 135

Merino Sires RP09-0014 X RP06-4065 RP9-14SYN X RP09-0014 RP10-0038 X RP07-1017 x RP06-4065 RP38 SYN X RP10-0038 RP10-0037 X RP07-1017 x RP06-4065 RP11-2321 X Nerstane 151 RP11-0715 X RP09-0014 Sold Dubbo $15,000 RP12-0017 X RP09-0070 RP12-2792 X RP09-0014 Sold Dubbo $24,000 N12-231 Nerstane 12-231 $30,000 W12-175 Woodyarrup WA (High Index) RP13-45 SYN 7 month old sons of RP45SYN RP13-0914 X RP11-2321 RP13-2933 Sold $26,000 X RP09-0014 RP14-0019 Sold $26,000 X Stockman Stilts RP14-0256 XRP10-0038 RP14-0487 X RP11-0011 (Sold $22,000) RP14-0442 X RP11-0011 (Sold $22,000) RP14-3008 X RP10-0038 RP14-0611 X RP10-0038 RP144065SYN Ram lambs X RP09-0014 & RP11-0715 RP14-14SYN Ram Lambs X RP09-0014 RP5114 SYN Sons of SP 5114 (July Drop RP45Msyn X 45 SYN (Maiden Ewes)

Poll Sires RP09-4011 X RP04-2365 RP09-0070 X RP2365 (POLL) Dam Sire RP04-1135 A12-103 Anderson RP14-0966 X RP09-0070 RP12-2765 X L10-77 Dam- RP09-0164 RP9-70Syn 7 Month Old sons or RP09-70

1 N12-231 RP12-003 May-16 TWIN 35 5 RP160044 18.3 3 16.4 99.8 Aug-17 24.75-1.7 3.9-1.1-1.8 155.1 133.9 2 RP12-0017 RP13-0021 May-16 36.5 3 RP160022 18.5 2.8 15.1 99.8 Aug-17 12.39-1.6 2.1-1.2-0.8 141.2 130.6 3 W12-175 RP12-27 May-16 34.5 4 RP160030 17.9 3.2 17.9 99.8 Aug-17 26.08-1.9 7.1-1.2-1.7 174.4 159.9 4 W12-175 RP12-27 May-16 37 3 RP160026 16.1 2.5 15.5 99.7 Aug-17 23.10-2.6 7.6-1.3-1.5 177.7 162.9 5 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL 35.5 4.5 RP160699 20.6 2.7 13.1 99.9 Aug-17 18.90-0.3 3.0-0.2-1.0 142.9 136.0

6 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 40 4 RP160847 20.1 3.5 17.4 99.5 Aug-17 17.15-0.4 3.5-0.6 0.0 132.6 133.6 7 RP14-0256 May-16 POLL 35.5 4 RP160171 17.2 2.4 14 99.9 Aug-17 16.51-1.4 1.2-0.9-1.4 142.9 125.7 8 W12-175 RP12-27 May-16 30 4 RP160028 15.8 2.3 14.6 100 Aug-17 24.26-2.1 5.6-1.3-1.9 174.0 156.1 9 RP11-2321 May-16 36 3.5 RP160577 20.4 2.9 14.2 99.8 Aug-17 23.23-0.2 2.0-1.0-1.1 136.9 124.6 10 RP17-0487 Maiden May-16 TWIN 33.5 3 RP161039 19.7 2.7 13.7 99.8 Aug-17 17.64-0.7 1.6-1.2-0.7 137.3 127.8

11 RP14-0256 May-16 35 3 RP160183 18.5 2.8 15.1 99.7 Aug-17 24.65-1.2 0.7-1.3-1.8 151.5 132.5 12 RP10-0038 May-16 35 3 RP160402 17.1 2.9 17 99.9 Aug-17 18.35-1.9 1.4-1.2-1.8 150.0 129.3 13 N12-231 RP10-002 May-16 32.5 2 RP160035 16.6 2.9 17.5 99.9 Aug-17 12.52-2.9 0.9-1.9-1.9 142.8 120.0 14 RP11-2337 RP11-2337 May-16 TWIN 34 3 RP160052 17 3.1 18.2 99.7 Aug-17 20.68-2.1 1.3-1.2-2.0 154.9 130.4 15 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 33 3 RP160705 17.4 3 17.2 99.7 Aug-17 10.72-1.7 3.9-1.5-1.9 135.0 118.9

16 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 32 3 RP160854 18 3.2 17.8 99.9 Aug-17 14.66-1.3 3.2-0.9-0.8 136.6 130.7 17 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 32 4 RP160890 18.9 2.8 14.8 99.9 Aug-17 14.07-0.9 3.8-0.7-0.9 136.0 129.6 18 RP09-4011 RP13-0023 May-16 POLL 30 4 RP160046 16.5 2.4 14.5 99.9 Aug-17 16.33-2.0-0.6-1.1-1.9 146.7 123.9 19 RP14-3008 May-16 33 3 RP161080 17.9 3.4 19 99.9 Aug-17 18.53-1.5 1.5-1.2-1.1 139.2 125.2 20 RP14-0611 May-16 32 4.5 RP160226 18.2 2.7 14.8 99.9 Aug-17 15.71-1.7 1.4-0.7-0.8 143.6 131.2

21 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 39 1.5 RP160750 15.9 2.9 18.1 99.8 Aug-17 19.75-1.9 3.8-1.7-1.8 150.0 133.7 22 RP9-70 SYN Jun-16 POLL RP161780 17.6 2.8 16 99.5 Aug-17 14.69-1.2 136.9 23 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 39.5 3 RP160850 18.1 3 16.4 99.5 Aug-17 14.81-0.9 3.8-0.5-0.7 135.8 131.1 24 RP9-70SYN Jun-16 POLL RP160970 17.5 2.7 15.3 99.5 Aug-17 25 RP14-0256 May-16 TWIN 33 2 RP160166 15.3 3.1 18.6 99.2 Aug-17 18.52-2.3 2.5-1.2-1.7 152.0 134.0

26 RP160450 Aug-17 27 RP10-0038 May-16 37 2 RP160409 16.9 2.7 15.9 100 Aug-17 18.52-1.7 1.0-1.2-1.9 152.3 129.9 28 RP38 SYN Jun-16 33 1.5 RP161367 15.9 2.9 18.5 99.2 Aug-17 18.52-2.0 3.4-1.5-1.7 158.8 141.1 29 RP09-0014 May-16 38.5 3 RP160535 17.3 2.6 14.9 99.8 Aug-17 18.52-1.5 4.0-1.3-2.4 151.4 129.3 30 RP09-0014 May-16 38.5 2 RP160554 17.1 2.2 13 100 Aug-17 15.93-1.7 3.8-1.6-2.3 148.9 127.6

31 RP11-2321 May-16 43.5 2.5 RP160599 19.1 2.9 15.4 99.8 Aug-17 22.68-0.4 4.7-1.0-0.7 140.6 132.3 32 RP144065Sy Jun-16 44.5 2.5 RP161134 18.5 3.3 17.9 99.5 Aug-17 17.40-0.6 3.6-0.7 0.1 137.3 134.7 33 RP14-14SYN Jun-16 TWIN 40 2 RP161601 17 3.4 17.6 99.2 Aug-17 15.13-1.6 7.2-1.3-1.5 145.4 133.5 34 RP160152 Aug-17 35 RP13-0914 May-16 36.5 1.5 RP160321 18.1 3.1 17.1 99.2 Aug-17 21.79-1.0 4.1-1.3-0.3 144.2 138.4

36 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 41 2.5 RP160936 17 2.5 15 100 Aug-17 17.73-1.3 2.4-0.8-0.5 143.0 134.2 37 RP14-0256 May-16 37.5 2.5 RP160164 19 3.2 18.7 99.5 Aug-17 19.80-0.8 3.6-1.1-2.0 143.5 126.4 38 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 31 2.5 RP162267 18.4 3.5 18.8 99 Aug-17 16.24-1.1 3.7-0.9-1.4 138.2 126.5 39 RP13-0914 May-16 TWIN 33.5 1 RP160324 18 3.9 17.8 99 Aug-17 21.66-1.1 4.3-1.5-0.7 144.5 136.3 40 RP13-2933 May-16 36.5 3 RP160111 17.2 3 17.2 99.8 Aug-17 17.09-1.4 2.0-0.9-1.6 141.3 123.7

41 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 TWIN 41.5 2 RP161629 19 3.6 19.2 98.8 Aug-17 22.29-0.4 3.9-1.2-0.3 141.1 137.3 42 RP12-2792 May-16 33.5 2 RP160475 17.9 2.6 14.8 99.8 Aug-17 17.80-1.3 2.7-1.2-1.3 146.0 127.9 43 A12-103 RP12-008 May-16 POLL 45 3.5 RP160002 18.4 3.2 17.5 99.5 Aug-17 13.77-1.3 6.8 1.2 1.0 149.1 158.7 44 RP14-3008 May-16 POLL 36.5 2.5 RP161108 18.2 3.2 17.4 99.2 Aug-17 24.73-1.0 3.8-1.0-1.1 148.7 134.7 45 RP9-70 SYN Jun-16 POLL 40 4 RP161788 17.1 2.8 16.1 99.5 Aug-17 20.25-1.3 3.2-0.3-1.0 145.7 134.3

46 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL 35.5 2.5 RP160639 15.8 2.5 15.8 100 Aug-17 14.27-2.2 4.4-0.5-1.2 153.3 142.8 47 RP14-1018 May-16 POLL 42 2 RP162805 19.5 3.3 16.9 99.2 Aug-17 17.10-1.0 1.4-1.1-0.7 136.9 129.7 48 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 POLL RP161696 17.4 3.3 18.8 99.2 Aug-17 15.39-1.1 137.6 49 RP14-0487 Maiden May-16 37.5 2 RP161032 17.7 3.8 16.7 98.8 Aug-17 15.13-1.2 1.3-1.2-1.1 137.6 125.2 50 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 37 2.5 RP161610 16.5 3 18 99.5 Aug-17 11.93-1.5 2.2-0.8 0.1 135.6 131.6

51 RP14-0256 May-16 31.5 2 RP160153 18.2 3.4 18.8 98.8 Aug-17 24.10-0.6 2.6-1.1-1.9 145.3 128.1 52 RP14-0256 May-16 38.5 2 RP160200 16.4 3 18 99.8 Aug-17 22.03-1.8 1.9-1.2-1.8 152.6 134.3 53 RP38SYN Jun-16 33 1.5 RP161437 15.1 2.7 17.7 99.5 Aug-17 11.34-2.5 1.6-1.2-0.9 146.8 132.2 54 55 Jun-16 TWIN 31.5 2 RP161191 17.1 2.8 16.1 99.5 Aug-17 16.39-1.3 3.9-1.1-1.4 143.2 129.5 55 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 35 1.5 RP161667 17.7 3.2 18.1 99.2 Aug-17 19.50-1.1 3.2-1.7-1.9 145.9 128.9

56 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 30.5 1.5 RP162183 17.1 2.9 16.7 99.8 Aug-17 17.32-1.7 3.1-1.6-1.7 146.8 130.9 57 RP14-14 SYN Jun-16 32 1.5 RP161546 16.8 3.1 18.4 99.5 Aug-17 16.14-1.4 4.6-1.4-1.5 144.3 131.2 58 RP13-0914 May-16 32 2.5 RP160288 15.9 2.7 16.9 99.5 Aug-17 14.58-2.0 1.9-0.8-0.7 140.4 128.7 59 RP11-2321 May-16 TWIN 38 2.5 RP160602 19 3.3 17.5 99 Aug-17 24.96-0.6 2.6-1.1-1.3 142.9 129.1 60 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 38 1.5 RP161666 17.4 2.8 16 99.8 Aug-17 16.17-1.3 4.3-1.6-1.4 143.7 130.1

61 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 40.5 2.5 RP160779 17.5 3 17 99.5 Aug-17 16.37-1.3 3.9-1.2-1.2 141.4 129.7 62 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 38.5 2 RP160747 17.1 3.2 19 99 Aug-17 14.96-1.3 3.8-1.2-0.6 137.1 129.2 63 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL TWIN 38.5 1.5 RP160719 16.5 3.9 16.9 99.3 Aug-17 64 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL TWIN 32.5 3 RP160651 16.5 3.4 17.8 99 Aug-17 16.52-1.8 3.8-0.3-1.6 152.0 140.2 65 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 37 2.5 RP160845 16 3 18.6 99.5 Aug-17 17.34-1.7 2.0-0.8-1.1 143.6 134.3

66 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 40 2 RP160789 17.4 2.9 16.4 99.8 Aug-17 13.28-1.5 3.7-1.4-1.3 137.3 125.2 67 RP14-0611 May-16 TWIN RP160252 15.8 3.2 16.7 99.5 Aug-17 14.60-2.4 1.6-1.0-1.1 148.8 132.3 68 RP13-2933 May-16 30.5 1.5 RP160103 16.6 2.3 13.8 100 Aug-17 17.28-1.7 2.5-1.4-1.8 146.7 127.3 69 55 May-16 22.5 2 RP160603 16.1 2.6 15.8 99.8 Aug-17 25.56-1.9 2.3-1.7-3.4 156.4 126.0 70 RP38 SYN Jun-16 37.5 3 RP161491 16.1 2.8 17.4 99.2 Aug-17 13.60-1.7 1.3-0.1 0.3 140.3 135.5

71 RP14-3008 Maiden May-16 TWIN 31 2 RP161066 19.1 3.6 18.8 99 Aug-17 22.96-0.5 3.1-1.2-1.8 140.9 124.1 72 RP12-0017 RP13-21 May-16 RP160820 16.9 2.6 15.3 99.5 Aug-17 73 RP10-0038 May-16 30.5 2 RP160367 16.9 3.4 16.7 99.4 Aug-17 22.29-1.9 1.5-1.3-2.2 156.5 132.1 74 RP14-0256 May-16 35.5 2 RP160187 18.2 3.2 17.8 99 Aug-17 18.12-0.8 1.7-1.1-1.9 138.7 120.9 75 RP13-2933 May-16 38 1.5 RP160104 17.6 3 16.8 99.8 Aug-17 21.12-1.3 2.9-1.6-1.6 147.3 130.3

76 RP14-0611 May-16 37.5 2 RP160248 16.9 2.9 17.1 99.5 Aug-17 19.46-1.7 3.3-1.0-1.5 151.0 135.2 77 RP38 SYN Jun-16 32 2 RP161515 17.7 3.2 17.9 99 Aug-17 18.57-1.2 3.1-1.1-1.5 144.7 130.1 78 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 RP160947 17 2.8 17 99.8 Aug-17 79 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 31.5 1.5 RP161663 18.1 3 16.3 99.5 Aug-17 20.34-0.8 1.6-1.5-1.2 144.2 130.8 80 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 29.5 1 RP160940 19.4 3.6 18.6 98.8 Aug-17 22.91-0.4 1.5-1.6-1.6 140.1 125.9

81 RP144065SY Jun-16 32 1.5 RP161195 16.2 3.1 19.4 99.5 Aug-17 17.05-2.3 2.0-1.9-2.9 150.1 124.1 82 RP14-0487 Maiden May-16 32 1.5 RP161028 16.3 2.3 14 100 Aug-17 16.15-1.9 1.5-1.6-1.5 145.6 128.5 83 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 30 2.5 RP161665 17.2 2.7 15.9 99.5 Aug-17 15.50-1.2 3.3-1.1-1.6 140.2 125.4 84 RP144065SY Jun-16 36.5 2 RP161188 17.2 3.3 19 99.2 Aug-17 16.77-1.5 0.8-1.1-1.2 142.5 128.3 85 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 39.5 2.5 RP160988 16.6 3 18.3 99.2 Aug-17 13.86-1.5 1.7-0.7-0.6 136.8 128.0

86 RP38 SYN Jun-16 31 2 RP161476 17.3 3.4 19.7 99.5 Aug-17 21.03-1.6 3.9-1.3-2.0 151.7 134.3 87 RP9-14SY Jun-16 38.5 2.5 RP161657 18.6 3.6 19.6 99 Aug-17 14.72-0.5 2.3-0.8-0.6 129.5 122.5 88 RP14-14SY Jun-16 39.5 2 RP161599 17.4 3.7 17.8 99.2 Aug-17 22.88-1.4 4.7-1.3-1.6 153.5 138.6 89 RP13-2933 May-16 35 2 RP160117 16.7 3.3 19.9 99.2 Aug-17 19.21-1.8 2.7-1.4-2.3 147.3 125.8 90 RP5114SYN Jun-16 39.5 2.5 RP162252 15.6 2.8 18 99.5 Aug-17 9.68-2.3 3.6-0.9-0.9 140.7 130.2

91 RP144065SY Jun-16 29.5 2 RP161318 17.7 3.2 18.2 99.2 Aug-17 22.75-1.1 4.0-1.3-2.0 150.7 133.7 92 RP45 SYN Maiden Jun-16 30 2 RP161981 15.7 2.6 16.9 99.5 Aug-17 11.22-2.2 4.6-1.4-2.1 142.1 124.3 93 RP13-0914 May-16 TWIN 39 2.5 RP160318 18.4 3.1 17 99.8 Aug-17 19.93-1.0 2.0-0.8-0.2 139.1 132.4 94 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 37 3 RP160880 18.8 3.2 17.2 99.2 Aug-17 19.94-0.5 4.5-0.7-1.4 140.9 131.9 95 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL TWIN 40.5 1.5 RP160839 16.6 2.4 14.7 99.5 Aug-17 17.53-1.4 4.9-1.1 0.2 146.5 145.7

96 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL 38 2.5 RP160674 18.1 2.8 15.3 99.5 Aug-17 11.65-1.1 3.8-0.4-1.2 140.3 131.8 97 RP45 SYN Maiden Jun-16 POLL TWIN 39 2.5 RP161996 17.5 2.9 16.7 99.5 Aug-17 14.72-1.2 2.8-0.8-0.6 135.3 128.0 98 RP9-70 SYN Jun-16 POLL 36 1.5 RP161779 17.6 3.1 17.8 99.2 Aug-17 20.88-1.2 1.8-1.3-1.7 144.0 129.4 99 RP14-0256 May-16 40.5 3 RP160174 18.3 2.9 16.1 99.8 Aug-17 19.59-1.1 3.1-0.8-1.4 145.3 130.9 100 RP9-70 SYN Jun-16 36.5 1.5 RP161784 15.8 2.5 16.1 99.8 Aug-17 15.64-1.9 5.2-1.4-1.2 146.5 135.9

101 RP38 SYN Jun-16 33 2 RP161450 18.1 2.2 12.3 100 Aug-17 14.73-1.2 2.9-1.0-1.1 143.6 129.5 102 RP11-2321 May-16 38 2 RP160582 18.3 3.1 16.9 100 Aug-17 26.78-0.8 1.9-1.4-1.5 147.2 131.0 103 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 33 2 RP162192 16.9 3.1 18.2 99.2 Aug-17 13.05-1.6 3.8-1.1-1.1 139.2 129.0 104 RP12-2792 May-16 33.5 2 RP160502 17.6 3.1 17.4 99.5 Aug-17 20.52-1.5 2.2-1.2-1.4 147.6 128.8 105 RP10-0038 May-16 30 2.5 RP160388 16 2.8 17.3 99.8 Aug-17 16.65-2.3 3.0-1.1-2.3 153.3 128.6

106 RP9-70 SYN Jun-16 40.5 3 RP161754 17.2 3 17.5 99.5 Aug-17 13.58-1.6 4.8-0.6-0.9 141.7 132.5 107 RP10-0037 May-16 39 2.5 RP160363 16.4 2.7 16.6 99.5 Aug-17 13.50-2.1 1.1-0.9-1.1 144.1 127.0 108 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 33 2 RP162172 16.4 3.2 17.1 99.4 Aug-17-1.5 2.5-1.0-0.8 126.5 109 RP144065SY Jun-16 43.5 3 RP161236 17.4 3.6 17.8 99.2 Aug-17 14.54-1.2 2.8-0.5 0.0 137.5 133.4 110 RP144065SY Jun-16 34.5 3 RP161240 16.9 2.5 15 99.8 Aug-17 13.41-1.5 3.2-0.5-0.6 142.0 131.4

111 RP13-0914 May-16 37 1.5 RP160302 15.9 3.1 19.4 99.2 Aug-17 15.26-2.1 3.2-1.4-0.9 142.2 131.1 112 RP14-0256 May-16 32 2 RP160201 17.2 2.9 16.9 99.5 Aug-17 21.12-1.2 0.7-1.1-1.6 145.4 127.4 113 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 TWIN 29 2 RP162153 17.8 3.4 19.1 99.3 Aug-17 14.41-1.4 3.3-1.2-1.7 138.1 123.3 114 RP45 SYN Maiden Jun-16 36.5 2 RP161828 17.3 3.2 18.6 100 Aug-17 14.91-1.0 1.9-1.2-1.2 132.5 121.7 115 Jun-16 RP160710 16.7 2.8 16.8 99.5 Aug-17

116 RP13-2933 May-16 TWIN 39.5 1.5 RP160113 18.2 3.7 18.7 99.5 Aug-17 22.48-1.1 2.2-1.4-1.1 145.9 132.2 117 RP14-0256 May-16 29 2 RP160156 17.5 2.7 15.6 99.8 Aug-17 24.84-1.4 1.5-1.4-2.5 154.6 130.8 118 RP12-2792 May-16 TWIN 31.5 2.5 RP160490 16.5 3.4 18.9 99.3 Aug-17 18.77-2.2 1.3-1.1-1.6 147.5 126.6 119 RP13-2933 May-16 TWIN 37 3 RP160112 17.7 3.1 17.5 99.8 Aug-17 19.65-1.4 2.0-0.8-1.6 144.7 126.9 120 RP10-0037 May-16 TWIN 35 2.5 RP160349 16.7 2.7 16.3 99.2 Aug-17 17.58-2.2 2.7-0.9-1.1 151.6 135.3

121 RP14-3008 Maiden May-16 32.5 2.5 RP161064 17.8 2.9 16.5 99.8 Aug-17 15.36-1.1 1.9-0.8-1.2 134.5 119.2 122 RP14-14SYN Jun-16 37 2 RP161550 16.6 2.8 16.7 99.2 Aug-17 13.04-1.7 2.7-1.1-1.3 142.8 127.4 123 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 38.5 2.5 RP160989 18.3 2.6 14.1 99.5 Aug-17 15.43-0.9 3.3-0.9-1.1 137.1 125.7 124 RP13-0914 May-16 38 2 RP160319 17.7 3.5 18.7 99.3 Aug-17 20.93-1.5 2.5-1.2-0.8 144.9 134.1 125 RP144065SY Jun-16 TWIN 29.5 2 RP161136 19.9 3.6 18 98.5 Aug-17 21.19-0.1 4.4-1.1-1.7 139.1 126.7

126 RP144065SY Jun-16 32 2 RP161156 16.3 2.4 14.8 100 Aug-17 127 RP14-0442 Maiden May-16 37.5 4 RP160942 16.2 2.6 16 99.5 Aug-17 9.15-1.7 0.7 0.1-0.6 133.6 122.7 128 RP11-2321 May-16 28 1.5 RP160627 16.6 2.3 13.7 100 Aug-17 21.70-1.5 3.4-1.7-2.4 150.6 128.1 129 RP14-0256 May-16 36 2 RP160168 17.6 3.3 18.9 99.2 Aug-17 22.34-1.2 2.0-1.3-2.2 148.5 128.9 130 RP5114SYN Jun-16 TWIN 32.5 2.5 RP162185 16.6 2.1 12.7 100 Aug-17 14.58-1.8 3.5-1.0-1.1 144.9 132.6

131 RP14-14SYN Jun-16 POLL TWIN 31 2 RP161604 16.8 3.1 18.6 99.2 Aug-17 16.26-1.6 5.7-1.2-1.6 147.4 133.6 132 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 40 3 RP160748 16.5 3.2 19.3 99 Aug-17 10.52-1.8 3.6-1.0-1.0 135.6 124.8 133 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 33.5 3 RP160736 17.6 3.4 18.9 98.5 Aug-17 18.06-1.0 1.5-0.8-1.2 137.5 124.6 134 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL 34 2 RP160630 18.9 2.4 12.6 100 Aug-17 18.72-0.3 0.8-0.4-0.5 141.2 135.7 135 RP9-70SYN Jun-16 POLL 41 2 RP161735 16.5 2.8 16.9 99.5 Aug-17 17.48-1.8 5.9-1.1-1.3 149.3 138.5

136 RP14-0019 May-16 POLL TWIN 39 2 RP160683 19.1 3.2 16.8 99 Aug-17 18.56-0.7 2.8-0.6-1.0 143.8 136.7 137 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 36 3 RP160836 18.6 2.7 14.4 99.8 Aug-17 14.81-0.5 1.8-0.6-1.2 132.9 122.6 138 RP09-4011 May-16 POLL 36 1.5 RP160744 18.2 3.5 17.8 99 Aug-17 19.86-0.9 2.4-1.4-0.8 140.2 130.9 139 RP12-2792 May-16 40.5 2.5 RP160514 17.9 2.5 14.1 100 Aug-17 17.16-1.1 2.2-0.9-1.0 142.3 125.7 140 RP10-0038 RP14-0032 May-16 41.5 2 RP160053 16 3 18.6 99.2 Aug-17 23.55-2.5-0.8-1.6-2.3 161.7 132.4

141 RP10-0038 May-16 TWIN 39 3 RP160389 16.8 2.7 16.3 99.5 Aug-17 15.26-1.8 3.7-0.5-0.5 147.5 135.4 142 RP14-0256 May-16 30.5 1.5 RP160219 16.4 2.5 15.4 99.8 Aug-17 22.06-1.7 0.2-1.5-2.1 152.4 129.9 143 RP9-14 SYN Jun-16 39 2 RP161686 18.4 3.5 18.8 99.2 Aug-17 16.04-0.7 3.8-1.0 0.3 135.5 135.3 144 RP144065SY Jun-16 38 2.5 RP161153 17.1 3.1 18.2 99.2 Aug-17 15.34-1.1 1.9-0.9-1.1 138.9 125.9 145 RP38 SYN Jun-16 32.5 2.5 RP161348 16.9 2.7 16.2 99.2 Aug-17 19.19-1.6 0.1-0.6-0.8 147.1 133.5

146 RP144065SY Jun-16 36 2.5 RP161161 18.3 3.2 17.2 99.5 Aug-17 18.85-0.8 3.5-0.7-0.4 142.2 134.8 147 RP10-0038 May-16 33 2 RP160438 17.4 2.7 15.5 100 Aug-17 17.33-1.7 1.4-1.1-1.5 148.8 129.9 148 RP5114 SYN Jun-16 32 2 RP162216 16.6 2.5 15.1 99.8 Aug-17 7.65-1.9 2.5-1.0-0.9 135.2 123.8 149 RP14-256 May-16 39.5 1.5 RP160148 16 3.3 17.8 100 Aug-17 20.22-2.0 2.7-1.6-1.9 152.0 132.4 150 RP12-2792 May-16 RP160481 16.3 2.7 16.3 99.8 Aug-17 21.96-1.9 2.0-1.4-1.7 154.7 132.0

151 RP10-37 May-16 36 2 RP160350 16.7 2.7 16.3 99.5 Aug-17 22.69-1.6 1.3-1.2-0.9 152.1 136.8 152 RP5114SYN Jun-16 35.5 2.5 RP162149 15.9 2.9 18 99.2 Aug-17 10.71-2.0 5.2-0.9-0.8 140.0 131.2 153 RP2321SYN Jun-16 43 3 RP162138 17.9 2.8 15.8 99.5 Aug-17 13.83-0.9 6.0-0.7-0.4 136.1 132.1 154 RP12-2792 May-16 TWIN RP160513 17.5 3 17.1 99.5 Aug-17 19.87-1.6 2.1-1.2-1.6 147.9 128.2 155 RP12-0017 RP13-1100 May-16 31.5 2 RP160024 17.7 2.6 14.9 99.5 Aug-17 9.76-1.5 1.0-1.2-1.2 136.5 122.8

156 RP13-2933 May-16 40 2.5 RP160127 18 3.5 19.2 99.8 Aug-17 18.27-0.9 1.8-0.8-0.7 138.3 127.8 157 RP12-2792 May-16 32 2 RP160476 16.2 3.2 17.8 99 Aug-17 19.56-2.1 0.8-1.3-1.6 150.5 129.1 158 RP38 SYN Jun-16 38 2 RP161385 17.5 3.3 18.9 99.2 Aug-17 17.71-1.4 4.1-1.2-1.8 147.1 130.7 159 RP14-0966 Maiden May-16 POLL 43 2 RP160898 15.9 3.2 17.6 99.8 Aug-17 13.87-1.7 3.4-1.0-0.4 141.9 137.3 160 RP9-70SYN Jun-16 POLL 39 2.5 RP161765 16.5 2.7 16.5 99.8 Aug-17 15.66-1.8 2.7-0.9-1.1 143.7 131.9

POINTS TO CONSIDER WHEN LOOKING AFTER YOUR VALUABLE INVESTMENTS 1. YEAR ROUND MANAGEMENT Look after your rams and keep them in score 3 condition all year round. Shearing rams twice a year may need to be considered. Semen takes about six weeks to form and mature and for this reason it is not advisable to do anything to rams that can effect semen quality within 6 weeks of mating. Practices such as shearing, horn cutting and foot trimming should be done more than 6 weeks before mating. This includes any handling of rams in such a way that they are tonguing as this may cause semen damage. Do not run young rams with older rams until after their first joining. This will reduce the risk of injury to your young rams. 2. PREMATING MANAGEMENT Research has shown that lupin feeding prior to mating has a marked effect on semen quality and volume. Approximately 500g/1kg head/day after a breaking in period is plenty to achieve a result. It is needed for at least 4 weeks leading up to mating and possibly 4-6 weeks depending on the season. All rams should pass a physical examination prior to mating to ensure there are no problems with testicles, penis and scrotum. 3. MATING LOADS The optimum joining period is for two cycles; that is five-six weeks. If possible, do not mate old rams and young rams together because of domination. 4. RAM HEALTH Ensure rams are drenched at strategic times along with the rest of the flock. Before and after joining may be beneficial as this is the time of stress. In addition give all rams an annual 6 in 1 booster irrespective of age. Keep rams feet trimmed if necessary to reduce the risk of foot abscess. Keep rams clicked on the poll and round horns during the fly season to avoid strike and losses.

5. RAMS HEALTH CALENDER Rams prior to sale; Multiple injected 6 in 1 (1/3/17 & 2/9/17) Shorn march Q drench in May & September Plunged dipped off shears Assasin & Fleececare MN3 OJD Status & Brucellosis Accredited. We hope this helps you get the best from your Ram. For more information please don t hesitate to ask. ***All rams being delivered by us must be insured by the purchaser******