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R E D H I D E D / S H O R T H O R N • D I V I S I O N V<br />

Lot 303 wrt 92 • Red • Fall 2011<br />

S: Trailboss (Wagonmaster x Little Mac–Double Stuff)<br />

D: Yellow Jacket x Donor 9730 (Taz x Iabon)<br />

A.I. 11/13 Mr Driven (Charolais)<br />

12th Annual<br />

Trailboss 92<br />

• If Kris had a favorite heifer in the offering, this heifer would rank way up there. He has always pointed her out and said,<br />

“I wish I had a hundred like her.” Lot 303 is sired by the newly proven sire Trailboss, who sells as Lot 496. If this heifer<br />

doesn’t get you excited about that bull, I don’t know what would. She is a moderate to smaller made powerhouse of a red<br />

individual. Tons of depth and correctness in a dark red hide. Most importantly, she goes back to one of the most important<br />

cow families on the place.<br />

• Kris said about Lot 303, “This heifer comes from one of the most valuable cow families in this program. Her grand dam is<br />

9730, a Taz x Iabon that was real old Maine breeding. She’s the spittin’ image of what 9730 looked like as a bred heifer.<br />

She’s complete, moderate and cool looking. She’ll make a big ribbed, front pasture kind of donor female. Red females<br />

are in big demand.”<br />

• 9730 was a leading donor cow in the KBC program that was flushed for six or seven years. She produced many<br />

outstanding progeny. She was the mother of many top selling females in this sale, including a Lot 1. She was moderate<br />

and huge bodied. Daughters of 9730 sell as Lots 67, 186, 306 and 306A. Granddaughters sells as Lots 5 and 303.<br />

• Trailboss sells in this offering as Lot 496. Kris had six calves by Trailboss this past fall. That set of calves includes at least<br />

three top ranked heifers in this sale and one $6,500 steer. All of the calves were out of first-calf heifers.<br />

C R E A M O F T H E C R O P • S AT U R D AY, J U N E 8 , 2 0 1 3 Page 51

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