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Ginger Hill Angus 

Celebrating 53 Years of 

Practicing the Art of Breeding Superior Angus Seedstock 

Ginger Hill Duke 801 - Lot 1 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 595 - Lot 4 

Sunday • September 5, 2010 • 1 p.m.

Welcome 


P.O. Box 150 

Washington, VA 22747 

Brooke Miller (540) 675-1001 

cell (540) 522-8363 

Hodge Miller (540) 675-1394 

cell (540) 272-4967 

E-mail: brookemillermd@msn.net 

You are invited to attend the 2010 Ginger Hill Angus Real World Premiums sale. We are very 

excited about the quality of this year’s offering. With national cow numbers down and the 

demand for beef high, we are very optimistic about our industry. 

Ginger Hill has been a family operation since our father and grandfather founded the herd in 

1957. Today we continue to rely on the entire family in our day-to-day operations. We’d also like to 

welcome our long-time family friend Jim Butler as a guest consigner. 

Over the past 53 years, we’ve developed a line bred cowherd that is unique as well as a 

complete outcross to a large portion of the breed. We’ve seen many changes in our industry. What 

hasn’t changed is our dogmatic approach in the quest to raise low input, highly productive cattle. 

Our primary focus is to raise cattle that excel in a balance of traits and perform on grass/hay alone. 

Fertility, muscling, fleshing ability and explosive growth when exposed to feed are essential. Of 

equal importance are docility, calving ease, maternal traits, udder quality, eye appeal, soundness 

and carcass quality. In other words, they must excel in the efficient production of BEEF! 

This past year has been challenging with record-breaking snowfalls and cold temperatures 

coupled with the hottest and one of the driest summers on record. Yet, we’ve been amazed at 

how well these females have met that challenge. Producers that possess genetics with the ability 

to thrive with fewer inputs under adverse conditions will profit the most. 

Our cowherd is managed similarly to commercial herds in our area. The cows and first calf 

heifers calve unassisted in large pastures. They must raise a good calf year after year on grass/ 

hay alone. No creep is ever fed. Their calving intervals are regular as fertility is the single most 

important trait affecting profitability. Calves are weaned in early June and grazed through the 

summer on fescue. The bull calves are hand fed once daily a limited amount of a low cost byproduct. 

This helps ensure fertility soundness and longevity. They also hold up better for our 

customers when managed this way. 

The three bulls selling are herd bull caliber. Lot One is quite unique in pedigree and kind. 

He displays as much muscle as any bull we’ve ever produced. The cows haven’t received any 

special treatment. I think you’ll see they are in great condition. Producers wanting to add fertility, 

fleshing, and muscling to their herds will find our cattle beneficial. 

Feel free to visit prior to sale day or call with any questions. We look forwards to seeing you on 

or before September 5th. 

Brooke Miller M.D. 

Sale Index 

The Brooke Miller Family 

Hodge Miller 

Front row: Henry, Will 

2nd row: Carol Miller, Newbill Miller 

3rd row: Amanda, Conner, Ella 

Special Guest 

Jim Butler, Jr. 

Glenara Farm 

10239 Glenara Lane 

Marshall, VA 20115 

Lots 19, 19A, 20, 20A, 23, 23A, 51 and 51A 

The Ginger Hill Program.......................................................................................................... Page 2 

The Ginger Hill Cow................................................................................................................ Page 3 

Ginger Hill Reference Sires A, B, C and D.........................................Page 4 and Inside Back Cover 

Ginger Hill Cornerstone Sires............................................................................... Inside Back Cover 

Ginger Hill Herd Sire Prospects, Lots 1, 2 and 3..................................................................... Page 5 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva and Eva Families, Lots 4-20.........................................................Pages 6-12 

Ginger Hill Dawn Family, Lots 1-35................................................................................Pages 12-16 

Ginger Hill Helen Family, Lots 36-46..............................................................................Pages 17-20 

Ginger Hill Forever Lady, Blacklass and Blackbird Families, Lots 47-56......................Pages 20-23


Celebrating 53 Years of 

Practicing the Art of Breeding Superior Angus Seedstock 

Sunday • September 5, 2010 • 1 p.m. 

SALE DAY PHONES: 

(540) 434-1002 Sale Facility • (540) 522-8363 Brooke Miller 

(816) 853-2697 Tom Burke 

AUCTIONEER: 

Mike Jones 

SALE MANAGER: 

American Angus Hall of Fame • (816) 532-0811 

Tom Burke Kurt Schaff Jeremy Haag Rance Long 

(816) 853-2697 (816) 520-6447 (816) 516-1309 (918) 510-3464 

Buyers unable to attend the sale may send their bids to the Sale 

Manager, Regional Manager, Field Representatives or Auctioneer. 

LIVESTOCK PUBLICATION REPRESENTATIVES: 

Dave McMurrer, Angus Journal 

Bobby Grove, Special Assignment 

Scott Weller, Special Assignment 

DIRECTIONS TO THE SALE SITE: 

Rockingham County Fairgrounds 

4808 S. Valley Pike, Harrisonburg, VA 22801 

Take Interstate 8, Exit 243, US-11 toward Harrisonburg. Turn left 

at US-11 S/S Main St. Continue to follow US-11 S. Rockingham. 

Fairgrounds on the right. 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cattle will sell under the Terms and 

Conditions as recommended by the American Angus Association. 

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION: A supplemental sheet will 

be available sale day with complete and up-to-date information. 

Announcements from the auction block take precedence over sale book 

information. All lots are AM and NH free. 

HERD HEALTH: All cattle will be accompanied by proper health 

certificates for immediate shipment. 

TRUCKING: Truckers believed to be reliable will be available to assist 

you in shipping your purchases. 

LIVESTOCK MORTALITY INSURANCE: A representative from 

Great American Insurance Company will be available to assist you with 

mortality insurance for your purchases. 

FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS: Will be available sale day. 

Sale book prepared by the Sale Managers, 

TOM BURKE, KURT SCHAFF, JEREMY HAAG, 

RANCE LONG, AMERICAN ANGUS HALL OF 

FAME, At the WORLD ANGUS HEADQUARTERS, 

PO Box 660, Smithville, MO 64089-0660. 

Phone: (816) 532-0811. Fax: (816) 532-0851. 

E-mail: angushall@earthlink.net - www.angushall.com 

Visit the Angus Journal ® Web site, www.angusjournal.com, 

and view this sale book online. 

References: American Angus Association®, AHIR®, Angus Source®, CAB®, Pathfinder® 

EPDs current as of July 19, 2010. Updated EPDs can be viewed at www.angus.org. 

Tom Burke 

(816) 853-2697 

Kurt Schaff 

(816) 520-6447 

COMMENTS FROM THE SALE MANAGER: 

Plan now to be on hand Sunday, September 5, 2010 for the Ginger Hill Real World Cattle That Survive on Grass 

Angus Sale celebrating 53 years of the art of breeding superior Angus seedstock. Founded in 1957, the Ginger Hill 

programs focus has been on producing cattle that would be profitable for their customers. Established by J. Newbill 

Miller, his passion as a serious Angus breeder led to the development of a strong foundation that continues to be a 

fortifying strength in the current Ginger Hill Angus herd. Today the Ginger Hill prefix is known and respected around 

the world as a source of functional no-nonsense performance Angus cattle. The outstanding females and herd sire 

prospects that sell are sure to please. 

Please don’t hesitate to call on us at the American Angus Hall of Fame, if we can be of assistance in any way. We 

are here to serve. 

Jeremy Haag 

(816) 516-1309 

Sincerely, 

Rance Long 

(918) 510-3464 

Tom Burke Kurt Schaff Jeremy Haag Rance Long 

Ginger Hill Angus • 1

Celebrating 53 years of 

Practicing the Art 

of Breeding Superior Angus Cattle 

Cattle That Thrive From Hard Grass To Fescue 

Cattle That Make The Customer Profitable 

The Ginger hill program 

Founded in 1957, The Ginger Hill Program’s single focus has been to produce cattle that would be 

profitable for their customers. When creating the Ginger Hill Program, J. Newbill Miller became 

passionate about his purpose as an independent thinker who followed one golden rule - that the purpose 

of the purebred breeder is to produce superior bulls for the commercial cowman. Newbill knew which 

cattle worked best for him and his customers - totally functional cattle that worked in the real world on 

grass. Fads have come and gone, with Newbill barely recognizing the fads even existed because he was 

focused on one thing, to breed superior functional cattle for his commercial customers. Cattle that would 

work on grass and weigh-up and pay-up. 

This commitment led Newbill to discover - and get the genetics he wanted - from many of the great 

herds of the breed before the rest of the industry beat a path to their doors. WYE, Jorgensen, Happyvale, 

Erdmann, Nichols, Gartner-Denowh (GDAR), Van Dyke, Dale Davis, Hinman, and others contributed 

genetics to Newbill’s Ginger Hill program before being discovered by the masses. 

Any breeder would be proud of Newbill’s accomplishments breeding Angus Cattle. Those 

accomplishments include topping bull test stations in Virginia and Montana. A Ginger Hill consignment 

topped the 1990 Midland Test in Montana, widely regarded as the most competitive test station in the 

country, and at the 1984 Culpeper Junior Test, Newbill consigned five bulls that indexed 1, 2, 3, 4 and 

6th. Ginger Hill has leased bulls to most of the major bull studs. While these and numerous Seedstock, 

Producer and Cattleman awards line the mantel, what Newbill and Ginger Hill are most proud of are the 

accomplishments obtained by their customers utilizing Ginger Hill Genetics. 

For more than 10 years Ginger Hill has sold the bulk of their bulls sight unseen to commercial ranchers in 

southwestern Montana and South Dakota. These breeders routinely report harvesting Ginger Hill sired 

steers at 14 months of age that gained over 4 1/2 pounds per day with feed efficiency ratios of 5:1 and 

with 75% of the steers grading Choice or better. Huntly Ranch has been using Ginger Hill bulls almost 

exclusively for the last 10 years and their heifer calves consistently dominate the Superior Video Auction. 

After selecting their replacements, the Huntly Ranch sold the remainder of the heifer calves in pot-load 

lots for an average net of $70/head over the next highest selling group of heifers. 

Ginger Hill has excelled in the ability to identify superior herd sires, incorporate those herd sires into 

their program and then identify and use sons of those bulls out of their most prolific and top producing 

females. Thus, practicing the Art Of Breeding Cattle rather than a “paint by numbers” approach so 

commonly used in the industry today. This is based on the premise that some of the best Angus bulls in 

America have never seen a bull stud or served a registered cow. This philosophy has enabled Ginger Hill 

to create a gene pool that functions on fescue with consistency in kind, consistency in production and 

consistency in performance. 

2 • Ginger Hill Angus

The Ginger hill cow 

Designed for 

Function - Profitability - Efficiency On Grass 

The Ginger Hill female of today is very similar to the Ginger Hill female of old, due to the fact that the selection 

criteria and genetic models have never wavered. Each cow in the herd is a profit center - therefore she must raise a strong 

healthy calf that will weigh-up and pay-up at weaning, raise that calf in a least-cost grass/hay environment without 

supplement and breed back each year to sustain the viability of the Ginger Hill Angus program and their customers. 

Pick up from Gail ? 

2008 page 2 

REAL WORLD PREMIUMS 

FERTILITY: The single most important premium. Without a live calf each year, a cow becomes a liability rather 

than a source of profit. The process begins with a live calf and cows that breed back without difficulty each 

year. At Ginger Hill, sub-fertile females are not tolerated and culled from the program. Keeping replacement 

costs to a minimum is key to the profitability of the commercial cow/calf operation. 

LONGEVITY: Every calf a cow produces makes her more profitable and therefore making the program more 

profitable. Cows that reach 8, 9, 10 and beyond are highly valued in the Ginger Hill program. These cows 

become the matriarchs with which to build from, select herd sires from and identify superior genetics to focus 

on the life of your program. 

MATERNAL FUNCTION: Incorporates both fertility and longevity, the ability of a cow to function and adapt to her 

environment, raise a strong calf, hold her flesh while breeding back within a 365 day period. Ginger Hill cows 

must perform these tasks on fescue - there’s no other choice. 

SOUNDNESS & FORM: Cows are to be wide based, moderate frame, thick, easy fleshing, structurally sound and 

have a well balanced udder with small teats and balanced placement. At Ginger Hill, a cow’s form translates 

into her function. Cows with a wide base, moderate frame excel in the fescue rich environment and transmit 

that muscle and thickness to make their calves more profitable. A sound structure with good feet and legs 

allows her to travel the hills and ravines at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains efficiently. A well balanced 

udder and small teats allows her to feed her calf without assistance or additional labor requirements. 

MUSCLE: Once a leading trait of Angus Cattle, which has seemed to be less important to the more popular gene 

pools today. Thick, heavy muscled calves bring a premium and therefore, thick heavy muscled bulls are what 

commercial cattlemen seek to get those calves that weigh-up and pay-up. Muscle and thickness has always 

been important at Ginger Hill for the profitability of their customers. 

FEED EFFICIENCY: The ability of cattle to covert feed to pounds of muscle efficiently provides more profitability 

to the commercial cow/calf and purebred seedstock producers. Increases in labor, fuel and feed costs force 

us all to be more efficient with our production models and management practices - genetics that excel in 

converting feed efficiently, whether it be hay or grain, allows us to stretch those already tight margins. 

GINGER HILL MANAGEMENT 

The Ginger Hill Angus program is managed like most commercial cattle programs. The cow herd sustains itself on 

pasture all year round. Supplemental hay is provided during the winter months when grass is short. Calves are not 

creep fed and are measured on their mother and their own ability to thrive in the real world. Replacement heifers are 

developed on pasture and hay and calve with the mature cows, without any special attention given. 

Hodge and Brooke have separate careers away from Ginger Hill, therefore it is vital that cattle function in a troublefree 

manner. A herd health maintenance and fly control program is followed to keep the herd in excellent condition for 

maximum performance and function. 

As you review this sale book and the cattle being offered, please note that these cows weaned calves this spring on 

grass and have not been fed anything BUT fescue pasture. No supplemental sale prep feed has been used - these cows 

don’t need it. 


Ginger Hill Reference Sires 

A 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Du k e 501 

Birth Date: 9-13-2005 Bull 15361056 Tattoo: 501 

#CAR Duke 104 #Car Tracker 904 

GINGER HILL Duke 307 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

CW 

14743772 Ginger Hill Lucy 0515 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

Ginger Hill Lucy 771 

+11 

marb 

-.10 

Ginger Hill Bubba 1021 

#+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

re 

Ginger Hill Helen 369 Ginger Hill Helen 8533 

+.23 

14743793 Ginger Hill Helen 1520 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 

Ginger Hill Helen 8506 

+.008 

BEPD WEPD YEPD SC milk 

-.9 .69 +36 .57 +87 .50 +.57 .46 +16 .17 

• FOR REFERENCE ONLY. 

• Owned with White Ridge Angus. 

• This truly unique and appealing Ginger Hill senior herd sire balances 

a Birth Weight EPD in the lowest four percent among cur- 

GINGER HILL HELEN 564 - The dam of Reference Sire B. 

4 • Ginger Hill Angus 

GINGER HILL DUKE 501 - Reference Sire A 

rent sires with a Yearling Weight EPD in the top 15 percent based 

on the AHIR results of his first 69 progeny after recording an 

individual birth ratio of 96 coupled with an individual weaning 

ratio of 112 and an individual yearling ratio of 108 along with an 

individual ribeye ratio of 106. 

• Described by Brooke Miller as a sleep-at-night calving-ease sire 

with beautifully uddered daughters, Ginger Hill Duke 501 is 

backed by a strong heritage of added muscle and fleshing ability 

combined with calving-ease and fertility, and he is triple-bred 

to the famous Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 while 

tracing three times to the $50,000 Treasure Bull Test record seller 

WRA Treasure D1 and 61 times to the legendary RR Rito 707. 

• The deep ribbed easy-fleshing dam of this bull has progeny 

weaning and yearling ratios of 103 and 104, respectively, on four 

natural calves. 

B 


Birth Date: 10-2-2007 Bull 16118139 Tattoo: 719 

GINGER HILL Duke 307 #CAR Duke 104 

Ginger Hill Duke 501 Ginger Hill Lucy 0515 

CW 

15361056 Ginger Hill Helen 369 Ginger Hill Bubba 1021 


+11 

marb 

+.10 

Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 


re 

Ginger Hill Helen 564 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

+.10 

15358968 Ginger Hill Helen 356 #CAR Duke 104 

fat 

Ginger Hill Helen 0530 

+.018 


+.5 .43 +33 .30 +84 .22 +.98 .30 +20 .10 


• This promising young son of Ginger Hill Duke 501 earned an impressive 

individual gain ratio of 119 while recording individual weaning and yearling 

ratios of 106 and 112, respectively, coupled with an individual IMF ratio of 

114. 

• This heavy-muscled bull traces five times to both Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 

23 and WRA Treasure D1 while tracing 111 times to RR Rito 707 from a dam 

with a progeny birth ratio of 98 combined with a progeny weaning ratio of 

102 on three calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 106 on two head.

Ginger Hill Herd Sire Prospects 

1 

GINGER HILL DUKE 801 - Lot 1 





CW 

15763435 GINGER HILL Lucy 454 Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 

+Ginger Hill Lucy 0520 

+11 

marb 

+.10 

Ginger Hill Duke 421 #CAR Duke 104 

re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 683 Ginger Hill Lucy 773 

+.30 

15763463 Ginger Hill Dawn 383 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 

Ginger Hill Dawn 235 

+.008 


-1.4 .32 +52 .20 +92 .18 +.89 .30 +21 .08 

• One of the heaviest muscled, easiest fleshing and most promising herd sire 

prospects ever produced in the history of the Ginger Hill program, this outstanding 

young bull also offers an excellent temperament in an attractive 

package backed by generations of Ginger Hill breeding tracing three times 

to Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23, five times to WRA Treasure D1, four times to 

VDAR Lucy 917 and traces 92 times to RR Rito 707 from the herd sire producing 

Ginger Hill Dawn family. 

• This bull ranks in the lowest three percent among non-parent bulls for 

Birth Weight EPD while ranking in the top 15 percent for Weaning Weight 

EPD and the top 20 percent for Yearling Weight EPD, recording an individual 

birth ratio of 78 coupled with an individual ribeye ratio of 109. 

2 

#SAF Focus of ER [AMF-NHF] 

#SAF Fame [AMF-NHF] 

Mytty In Focus [AMF-NHF-RDF] GDAR Forever Lady 246 

CW 

13880818 Mytty Countess 906 #Sitz Alliance 6595 [AMF-NHF] 

Baldridge Countess 357 

+10 

marb 

+.36 

Ginger Hill Treasure 8016 

#WRA Treasure D1 

re 


+.27 

14150454 +Ginger Hill Dawn 605 OCC Aristocrat 797A 

fat 

+Ginger Hill Dawn 181 

+.004 


+2.5 .36 +42 .27 +92 .26 +1.24 .34 +21 .21 

• This son of the popular calving-ease sire Mytty In Focus from the herd sire 

producing Dawn family earned individual IMF and ribeye ratios of 129 and 

122, respectively while posting an impressive individual gain ratio of 122 in 

an easy-fleshing, big scrotal and attractive package while being very docile. 

• The proven dam of this bull also produced the Ginger Hill herd sire Ginger 

Hill Right Time 703. 

Gi n g e r Hi l l in Fo c u s 803 


3 

GINGER HILL LUCY 454 - The outstanding 

paternal grandam of Lot 1. 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Tr e a s u r e 805 


Ginger Hill Treasure 2004 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

Ginger Hill Treasure 429 Ginger Hill Dawn 631 

CW 

15056498 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 HA Intrepid 6207 


+14 

marb 

+.21 


re 

Ginger Hill Helen 455 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

+.04 

#15056503 Ginger Hill Helen 0502 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 

+Llewellyn Helen 056 

+.008 


+3.1 .33 +51 .22 +87 .22 -.16 .32 +23 .12 

• This high-volume, easy-fleshing individual has earned weaning and yearling 

ratios of 115 and 110, respectively, coupled with IMF and ribeye ratios of 109 

and 103, respectively, from a top-indexing Pathfinder Dam with a progeny 

weaning ratio of 115 on three calves, with a pedigree tracing 51 times to RR 

Rito 707. 

• The sire of this bull transmits added muscling and udder quality produced 

from the $30,000 Glenara foundation donor Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 tracing to 

Ginger Hill Lucy 773 who sold for $12,000 to Dale Murray. 

GINGER HILL IN FOCUS 803 - Lot 2 


The Maternal Lineage of the Ginger Hill Queen Eva Family 

NAME REG# BIRTH DATE SIRE 

GENERATION BREEDER SIRE REG# 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 595 15358995 10-23-2005 Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 

32. D. Brooke & Ann H. Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA 14456968 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 371 #14743795 10-9-2003 CAR Duke 104 

31. D. Brooke & Ann H. Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #13925076 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 0528 13846298 9-27-2000 Ginger Hill Rainmaker 661 

30. D. Brooke & Ann H. Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA +12700311 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 8534 +13263042 10-7-1998 Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 

29. D. Brooke & Ann H. Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #+11899164 

Ginger Hill Q Eva 503 #12001914 11-26-1993 Ginger Hill Storm 221 


Ginger Hill Queen Eva 109 11213388 2-19-1989 Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 

27. D. Brooke Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #10912942 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 264 10498519 6-17-1984 Cracker Jack Baros 147M 

26. D. Brooke Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #9724822 

Queen Eva 110N 9928627 3-18-1981 Loma Lanes Cracker Jack 12J 

25. Erdmann Angus Ranch, Wetonka, South Dakota, USA #9724822 

Queen Eva 254 8169156 3-13-1974 Alberta Jumbo GR 22D 

24. Erdmann Angus Ranch, Wetonka, South Dakota, USA 7698421 

Queen Eva 902 7474367 4-1-1972 Black Revolution 317 

23. Erdmann Angus Ranch, Wetonka, South Dakota, USA 5681340 

Queen Eva 443 4114814 4-25-1963 Black Revolution 7 

22. Ora H. Erdmann, Wetonka, South Dakota, USA 3007898 

Queen Eva 89 3265207 4-12-1960 Mr Marshall Pride 


Queen Eva O 1474692 4-23-1951 Eisa Revolution 22 Elmdale 


Queen Eva P 856752 3-20-1945 Eileenmere 173 

19. John Porter Jr., Leola, South Dakota, USA 510068 

Blackcap McHenry Lassie 2 641583 3-12-1941 Escortmar EB 

18. Herbert J. Gast & Sons, Earlville, Illinois, USA 564927 

Blackcap McHenry Lassie 560589 10-4-1938 Pat Burgess 

17. F.W. Crump, Morrison, Illinois, USA 498775 

Blackcap McHenry R 2 410929 5-19-1927 Earl Marshall 

16. Pingrey Ranch, Coon Rapids, Iowa, USA 183780 

Blackcap McHenry 132 198504 9-3-1914 Eston of Denison 

15. W.A. McHenry, Denison, Iowa, USA 158949 

Blackcap McHenry 99 149381 10-27-1910 Baden Lad 


Blackbird McHenry 68 104129 10-8-1906 Proteros 

13. W.A. McHenry, Denison, Iowa, USA 36980 (17141) 

Blackbird of Denison 36th 38980 3-5-1900 Baltimore of Glendale 


Blackbird of Turlington 6th 14484 1-9-1891 Black Knight 

11. T.W. Harvey, Turlington, Nebraska, USA 4751 

Blackcap of Linn 8814 -4115- 11-15-1887 Benevento 

10. Geary Brothers Co., London, Ontario, Canada 6642 (5176) 

Blackcap of Keillor Lodge 2095 3-9-1884 Knight of St Patrick 

9. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Missouri, USA 354 (2194) 

Waterside Blackcap 1551 (6293) 1-26-1882 Julius 

8. George Wilken, Waterside, Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 851 (1819) 

Blackcap 1552 (4042) 12-20-1878 St Clair 

7. Sir George M. Grant, Ballindalloch, Banffshire, Scotland 693 (1160) 

Blackbird of Corskie 3d 733 (3766) 4-1876 Major of Bognie 

6. Earl of Fife, Duff House, Banffshire, Scotland 499 (444) 

Blackbird of Corskie 685 (1704) 3-2-1871 Squire 

5. Robert Walker, Montbletton, Banffshire, Scotland 544 (436) 

Lady Ida 686 (1021) 4-1866 Black Diamond 


Mayflower 2d 687 (1020) 1861 The Earl 


Mayflower of Montbletton 688 (614) 1857 Craigo 


Lady Craigo 689 (99) —- —- 

1. Mr. Carnegie, Craigo, Montrose, Angus, Scotland —- 


The Maternal Lineage of the Ginger Hill Eva Family 



Ginger Hill Eva 663 15764727 9-22-2006 SAV 8180 Traveler 004 

28. Hodge Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #13512009 

Ginger Hill Eva 386 14743804 10-31-2003 Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 

27. Hodge Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #+11899164 

Ginger Hill Eva 224 #12287982 9-18-1994 GDAR Executive 727 


Ginger Hill Eva 136 10786137 4-29-1986 Shamrock HK 


Ginger Hill Eva 114 10498516 3-20-1984 Cracker Jack Baros 147M 


Ginger Hill Eva 19 #9416471 3-2-1979 Linebacker of Wye 

23. J. Newbill Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #8477778 

Ginger Hill Eva 46 8701663 11-30-1975 Ankonian Dynamo 

22. D.D. Miller & Son, Washington, Virginia, USA #6639770 

Ginger Hill Eva 7126171 2-22-1971 Prince Rowley of SHF 44 

21. D.D. Miller & Son, Washington, Virginia, USA 3400639 

FR Blackcap Bessie 1332 2500096 1-31-1957 Blackcap Stamp of Elkton 2 

20. Virginia Agricultural Exp. Station, Front Royal, Virginia, USA 1304552 

FR Miss Sherwood 1268109 5-17-1950 Highlands General 44 

19. Staunton Hill Plantation, Brookneal, Virginia, USA 944180 

Queen Mother of AHF 936872 8-25-1946 Black Eston 11 

18. Vernon J. Lohr, New Market, Virginia, USA 631915 

Wheatland Bird Queen 16 578900 5-18-1939 Revolution of Wheatland 73 

17. James B. Hollinger, Chapman, Kansas, USA 559787 

Bird Queen 7 365196 5-14-1922 Blackbird Cad 

16. W.H. Hollinger & Sons, Chapman, Kansas, USA 308367 

Bird Queen 5 314346 7-27-1919 Black Educator 


Bird Queen 4 161261 10-12-1911 Eppys Elate 


Bird Queen 2 91419 6-10-1905 Tosca of Oakhill 

13. G.E. Avery, Riley, Kansas, USA 52417 

Bird Queen 12764 12-24-1889 Luck’s All of Auchindellan 

12. Thomas Mason, New Chillicothe, Kansas, USA 10512 (4840) 

Beautiful Queen 5295 2-28-1885 Heir of the Shire 

11. R.C. Auld, Pinckney, Michigan, USA 4458 

Blooming Queen 4472 7-1-1881 Heir of Glory 

10. R.C. Auld, Pinckney, Michigan,USA 1282 (1746) 

Matilda of Wester Corse 3122 (3270) 3-10-1875 Palmerston 

9. John Calder, Leochel-Cushnie, Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 444 (374) 

Flora of the Manse 1367 (3268) 1870 Derby 

8. General Forbes, Invereman, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 829 (377) 

Sylph 1108 (1774) 1863 Black Prince of Tillyfour 

7. William McCombie, Tillyfour, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 77 (366) 

Fancy of Tillyfour 378 (1195) 1859 Hanton 


The Belle 379 (205) 1854 Angus 


Bloomer 79 (201) 1849 Monarch 


Queen Mother 41 (348) 1843 Panmure 

3. William Fullerton, Ardestie, Monifieth, Angus, Scotland 69 (51) 

Queen of Ardovie 42 (29) 1836 Captain 


Black Meg 43 (766) —- —- 

1. —- 


Ginger Hill Queen Eva and Eva Families 

4 

GINGER HILL QUEEN EVA 595 - Lot 4 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Qu e e n Ev a 595 

Birth Date: 10-23-2005 Cow 15358995 Tattoo: 595 

#+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] #DHD Traveler 6807 [AMF-NHF] 

Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

CW 



I+8 

marb 

I+.17 


re 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 371 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

I+.02 

#14743795 Ginger Hill Queen Eva 0528 +Ginger Hill Rainmaker 661 

fat 

+Ginger Hill Queen Eva 8534 

I+.013 


+3.1 .40 +49 .28 +96 .26 I+.54 .05 +25 .25 

• This powerful cow from the time-tested Ginger Hill Queen Eva family is by 

the proven female-producing sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014, earning a 

progeny weaning ratio of 105 on three calves and a progeny yearling ratio 

of 111 on two head to rank in the top three percent among current dams 

for Yearling Weight EPD and in the top ten percent for Weaning Weight EPD 

from a Pathfinder Dam with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 106 and 

109, respectively, on three calves. 

• A daughter sells as Lot 5 and another is retained in the herd along with a 

herd sire prospect by Duff Standout 785. 

• Bred to calve October 1, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 808. Examined safe. 


GINGER HILL EVA 386 - Lot 6 

5 

GINGER HILL BODACIOUS 2014 

- The sire of Lot 4. 


Birth Date: 9-20-2007 Cow 16118141 Tattoo: 758 







Ginger Hill Queen Eva 595 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

15358995 #Ginger Hill Queen Eva 371 #CAR Duke 104 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 0528 


+1.9 .36 +42 .25 +94 .22 N/A N/A +18 .15 

• An elite blending of Ginger Hill families offering an attractive EPD balance 

sired by Ginger Hill Duke 501 from the featured Lot 4 cow. 

• This bigger-framed, attractive uddered female has individual weaning and 

yearling ratios of 104 and 110, respectively, and her dam has a progeny 

weaning ratio of 105 on three calves while her Pathfinder grandam has a 

progeny weaning ratio of 106 on three calves. 


6 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Ev a 386 


#DHD Traveler 6807 [AMF-NHF] 

#QAS Traveler 23-4 [AMF-NHF] 

Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

#+11899164 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

#GDAR Executive 727 [AMF-NHF] 

Ginger Hill Eva 224 

#Bemindful Maid DHD 0807 

#Shamrock HK 

#Ginger Hill Helen 42 

#+PJM Power 291 

GDAR Rachel 5115 

CW 

+8 

marb 

+.15 

re 

+.15 

#12287982 Ginger Hill Eva 136 #Shamrock HK 

fat 


-.005 


+2.5 .41 +36 .31 +68 .30 +.37 .25 +25 .30 

• This daughter of the famous Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 has 

a daughter in production with a progeny weaning ratio of 105 and a son 

who is working in the JB Anderson herd in Dillon, Montana. 

• The Pathfinder Dam of this cow earned a progeny weaning ratio of 105 and 

a progeny yearling ratio of 103 on 11 calves along with progeny IMF and 

ribeye ratios of 104 and 105, respectively, on seven head, descending from a 

dam and grandam who have both served as donors. 

• Bred to calve October 1, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 808. Examined safe.

Ginger Hill Eva Family 

7 




#Sitz Traveler 8180 [AMF-NHF] 

#GDAR Traveler 71 [AMF-NHF] 

SAV 8180 Traveler 004 [AMF-NHF-RDF] Sitz Everelda Entense 1137 

CW 

#13512009 +Boyd Forever Lady 8003 #AAR New Trend 

SVF Forever Lady 57D 

I+17 

marb 

I+.12 


re 

Ginger Hill Eva 386 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

I+.10 

14743804 #Ginger Hill Eva 224 #GDAR Executive 727 [AMF-NHF] 

fat 


I+.041 


+2.3 .36 +47 .27 +87 .26 I+.66 .05 +24 .21 

• A powerful daughter of the cow who sells as Lot 6 by the proven Pathfinder 

Sire SAV 8180 Traveler 004. 

• This cow has an individual birth ratio of 94 combined with individual weaning 

and yearling ratios of 101 and 103, respectively, with a daughter retained 

in the herd, stemming from a grandam who is one of the all-time top-producing 

dams in the history of the Ginger Hill program. 

• Bred to calve December 18, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 719. Examined safe. 

8 



#Car Tracker 904 CAR Tracker 614 

CAR Duke 104 

#13925076 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

Lady New Trend 027 CAR 

#GDAR Rainmaker 340 

CAR Lady 011 Rito 245 

CW 

+8 

marb 

+.19 


re 

Ginger Hill Eva 9536 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

-.06 

13570700 #Ginger Hill Eva 224 #GDAR Executive 727 [AMF-NHF] 

fat 


+.015 


+4.7 .42 +47 .31 +84 .28 I+.81 .05 +24 .30 

• This daughter of the Genex/CRI Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 has a progeny 

weaning ratio of 103 on four calves with a son who sold to Jack Beaty of 

Tennessee. 

• The dam of this cow is a full sister to Lot 6 descending from the high-index- 

ing Pathfinder Dam Ginger Hill Eva 224. 

• Bred to calve October 11, 2010 to GINGER HILL TREASURE 804. Examined 

safe. 

8A 

SAV 8180 TRAVELER 004 - The sire of Lot 7. 





CW 



I+12 

marb 

I+.18 


re 

Ginger Hill Eva 497 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

I+.08 

15056536 Ginger Hill Eva 9536 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 

#Ginger Hill Eva 224 

I+.024 


+4.0 .34 +43 .23 +76 .22 N/A N/A +21 .13 

• This promising bred heifer from the Eva family is sired by Ginger Hill Treasure 

429 from a dam by the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 with a progeny weaning 

ratio of 103 on four calves. 

• This female traces to the Pathfinder Dam Ginger Hill Eva 224. 

• Bred to calve November 20, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 719. Examined safe. 



9 



CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+6 

marb 

+.22 

Ginger Hill 23 Traveler 730 


re 

Ginger Hill Eva 0555 Ginger Hill Eva 143 

+.11 

13846322 Ginger Hill Eva 8537 +Ginger Hill Aristocrat 657 

fat 

+Ginger Hilll Eva 64 

+.013 


+3.7 .42 +44 .30 +76 .29 +.42 .25 +21 .29 

• This attractive and appealing daughter of the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 

from the Eva family earned individual weaning and yearling ratios of 107 and 

108, respectively, combined with individual IMF and ribeye ratios of 104 and 

114, respectively, from a dam who balances a progeny birth ratio of 93 with 

progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 103 on four calves. 

• A daughter weaned her first calf with a ratio of 104. 

• Bred to calve October 21, 2010 to GINGER HILL TREASURE 804. Examined safe. 

10 






Ginger Hill Duke 421 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

CW 

15060758 Ginger Hill Lucy 773 #WRA Treasure D1 

#Gingerhill Lucy 284 

+17 

marb 

+.26 



re 

Ginger Hill Eva 378 Ginger Hill Helen 8533 

+.09 

14743801 Ginger Hill Eva 1527 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


+.011 


+3.3 .35 +54 .24 +101 .22 +.93 .18 +27 .20 

• This young female from the Eva family has a progeny weaning ratio of 111 

on two calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 108 combined with a progeny 

IMF ratio of 115 on one head from a dam who combines a progeny 

birth ratio of 100 with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 103 and 105, 

respectively, on three calves and a progeny IMF ratio of 130 on one head. 

• The sire earned an average daily gain ratio of 123 and sold to Joseph 

Clements of Buena Vista, Virginia. 




Ginger Hill Eva Family 

11 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Ev a 553 

Birth Date: 9-18-2005 Cow 15358960 Tattoo: 553 



CW 



I+9 

marb 

I+.12 



re 

Ginger Hill Eva 378 Ginger Hill Helen 8533 

I+.16 


fat 


I-.002 


-2.9 .39 +38 .26 +76 .25 +.45 .19 +23 .23 

• This maternal sister to the previous cow has a progeny weaning ratio of 101 

on three calves with a daughter retained in the herd who weaned her first 

calf with a ratio of 107. 

• This attractive cow is backed by generations of productive females. 

• Bred to calve September 26, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 808. Examined safe. 

12 









15358997 Ginger Hill Eva 1527 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 



+1.9 .34 +43 .24 +81 .18 N/A N/A +20 .15 

• This daughter of the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 was produced 

from a dam by the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104. 

• The dam of this female is a maternal sister to the dam of Lots 10 and 11. 


13 





CW 



I+11 

marb 

I+.23 


re 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 372 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

I+.13 

14743796 #+Ginger Hill Queen Eva 781 #Sitz Traveler 9929 

fat 


I+.019 


+2.4 .36 +35 .24 +70 .23 I-.02 .05 +15 .17 

• An elite blending of Ginger Hill families, this daughter of Ginger Hill Treasure 

429 is from a dam by Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 who sold for $3,000 to 

David Griffin in the 2008 Ginger Hill Sale. 

• The Pathfinder grandam is a product of the embryo program with a progeny 

weaning ratio of 104 on six calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 106 on five 

head. 


14 





Ginger Hill Romeo 0015 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

CW 

13943787 Ginger Hill Lucy 145 +Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 63 


+4 

marb 

+.14 


re 

Ginger Hill Eva 2545 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

+.11 

14457003 Ginger Hill Eva 9545 +Ginger Hill Aristocrat 657 

fat 


-.016 


+3.3 .41 +33 .28 +61 .26 -.03 .20 +22 .25 

• A daughter of Ginger Hill Romeo 0015 from a dam by the Pathfinder Sire 

Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23. 

• This cow earned individual weaning and yearling ratios of 110 and 106, 

respectively, along with an individual ribeye ratio of 107 with two daughters 

retained in the herd. 

• Bred to calve December 23, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 719. Examined safe.

15 


CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+2 

marb 

+.14 

HA Intrepid 6207 

#RR Ferdinand 758D [AMF-NHF] 

re 

Ginger Hill Eva 9517 #TLA Shoshone Lady 02 

-.02 

13570663 Ginger Hill Eva 134 Ginger Hill Storm 221 

fat 


+.018 


+2.8 .40 +41 .29 +75 .28 +.75 .23 +22 .28 

• The dam of a top-selling bull selected by Paul Neal of Bealton, Virginia. 

• This daughter of the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 has a progeny weaning 

ratio of 107 on three calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 107 on two head 

along with a progeny ribeye ratio of 108 on one head with a daughter selling 

as Lot 15A and a full sister producing Lot 16. 

• Bred to calve September 26, 2010 to GINGER HILL TREASURE 804. Examined 

safe. 

15A 







CW 



I+5 

marb 

I+.16 


re 


I-.01 

15358987 Ginger Hill Eva 9517 HA Intrepid 6207 

fat 


I+.015 


+1.6 .35 +44 .24 +81 .24 I+.53 .05 +21 .16 

• This promising and attractive bred heifer from the Eva family is a maternal 

sister to the top-selling bull of his calf crop selected by Paul Neal of Bealton, 

Virginia. 

• This female has an individual birth ratio of 96 combined with individual 

weaning and yearling ratios of 101 from a dam with a progeny weaning 

ratio of 107 on three calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 107 on two head 

along with a progeny ribeye ratio of 108 on one head. 

• Bred to calve January 27, 2011 to GINGER HILL DUKE 501. Examined safe. 

16 





CW 



+9 

marb 

+.16 


re 

GINGER HILL Eva 370 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

+.09 


fat 


+.035 


+.7 .30 +46 .22 +84 .21 +.51 .21 +18 .24 

• This daughter of the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 has a daughter 

retained in the herd and features a pedigree stacked with the best in Ginger 

Hill cow families. 

• The dam is by the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104. 


16A 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva and Eva Families 





CW 



I+12 

marb 

I+.16 



re 

Ginger Hill Eva 573 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

I+.15 

15358974 GINGER HILL Eva 370 #CAR Duke 104 

fat 


I+.034 


+1.9 .32 +43 .22 +81 .21 I+.22 .05 +18 .11 

• This young female from the Eva family is backed by two generations of sires 

produced from the Ginger Hill Dawn family. 

• Both the sire and the maternal grandsire are proven moderate birth weight 

bulls. 


17 

GINGER HILL EVA 872 - Lot 15A 



#N Bar Emulation EXT [AMF-NHF] #Emulation N Bar 5522 

Leachman Right Time 

#+11750711 Leachman Erica 0025 



N Bar Primrose 2424 

#Tehama Bando 155 [AMF-NHF] 

Leachman Erica 8058 



CW 

I+10 

marb 

I+.05 

re 

I+.02 

13570706 Ginger Hill Queen Eva 616 #WRA Treasure D1 

fat 

#Ginger Hill Q Eva 503 

I+.010 


+.9 .36 +47 .26 +80 .26 I-.05 .05 +23 .21 

• A high volume, stout made and very attractive daughter of the $160,000 

Pathfinder Sire Leachman Right Time. 

• This cow has an individual birth ratio of 97 and an individual weaning ratio 

of 109 from a dam by the Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 with 

a progeny birth ratio of 97 combined with a progeny weaning ratio of 105 

on five calves stemming from a grandam who records progeny weaning 

and yearling ratios of 114 and 115, respectively, on two calves coupled with 

progeny IMF and ribeye ratios of 129 and 115, respectively, on one head. 


18 





CW 



I+12 

marb 

I+.16 



re 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 2550 #+Ginger Hill Eva 793 

I+.21 

14457006 Ginger Hill Queen Eva 0549 Ginger Hill Treasure 8016 

fat 

+Ginger Hill Queen Eva 8519 

I+.013 


+4.0 .37 +41 .24 +76 .23 N/A N/A +20 .19 

• This beautiful cow with an attractive udder has a progeny weaning ratio of 102 

on two calves in the AHIR program descending from a grandam with progeny 

weaning and yearling ratios of 104 and 106, respectively, on two calves. 

• The sire transmits added muscling and udder quality. 


GINGER HILL QUEEN EVA 693 - Lot 18 


19 

Queen Eva 

Gl e n a r a Qu e e n Ev a 81 


Ginger Hill Focus 1013 


Ginger Hill Focus 518 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

CW 

15358946 Ginger Hill Helen 2532 Ginger Hill Romeo 0015 


I+10 

marb 

I+.20 

#Sitz Traveler 9929 


re 


#+12966817 Ginger Hill Queen Eva 109 

Sitz Everelda Entense 1137 

#Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 

I+.04 

fat 


I-.004 


I+2.0 .05 I+38 .05 I+70 .05 I+.17 .05 I+22 .05 

• Owned by Glenara Farm. 

• The first of two maternal sisters blending the Queen Eva and Helen families from 

a Pathfinder Dam with a progeny weaning ratio of 104 on six calves coupled 

Dawn 

with progeny IMF and ribeye ratios of 107 and 102, respectively, on five head. 

• Bred June 10, 2010 to GLENARA IN FOCUS 820 (triple-bred to Ginger Hill 

Lucy 9520) and exposed to him from May 8, 2010 to July 15, 2010. 

19A 


S D 


CW CW 


+11 I+10 


marb marb 


Glenara Queen Eva 81 



-.10 

re 

+.23 

I+.20 

re 

I+.04 


fat fat 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 109 +.008 I-.004 


S -.9 .69 +36 .57 +87 .50 +.57 .46 +16 .17 

D I+2.0 .05 I+38 .05 I+70 .05 I+.17 .05 I+22 .05 


• A promising herd sire prospect backed by generations of the best in Ginger 

Hill foundation families. 

• This son of Ginger Hill Duke 501 stems from a top-indexing Pathfinder Dam 

who has served as a foundation female in the Glenara program. 

20 

Gl e n a r a Du k e 07 

Birth Date: 3-22-2010 Bull Reg.No.Pdg. Tattoo: 07 





Ginger Hill Treasure 2004 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

CW 

14456967 Ginger Hill Dawn 631 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 


I+12 

marb 

I+.23 

#Sitz Traveler 9929 


re 


#+12966817 Ginger Hill Queen Eva 109 

Sitz Everelda Entense 1137 

#Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 

I+.15 

fat 


I+.004 


I+4.1 .05 I+38 .05 I+71 .05 I+.82 .05 I+19 .05 


• A blending of the productive Queen Eva and Dawn families. 

• This moderate framed and perfect uddered maternal sister to Lot 19 is from 

a Pathfinder Dam with a progeny weaning ratio of 104 on six calves and a 

progeny yearling ratio of 106 coupled with progeny IMF and ribeye ratios of 

107 and 102, respectively, on five head. 

• A daughter is retained in the herd. 

• Bred May 23, 2010 to GLENARA IN FOCUS 820 (triple-bred to Ginger Hill Lucy 

9520) and exposed to him from May 8, 2010 to July 15, 2010. 

20A 


Birth Date: 4-15-2010 Cow Reg.No.Pdg. Tattoo: 04 


S D 


CW CW 


+11 I+12 


marb marb 


Glenara Queen Eva 500 



-.10 

re 

+.23 

I+.23 

re 

I+.15 


fat fat 

Ginger Hill Queen Eva 109 +.008 I+.004 


S -.9 .69 +36 .57 +87 .50 +.57 .46 +16 .17 

D I+4.1 .05 I+38 .05 I+71 .05 I+.82 .05 I+19 .05 


• A young female from the Queen Eva family by the featured herd sire Ginger 

Hill Duke 501. 

• The Pathfinder grandam has a progeny weaning ratio of 104 on six calves 

and a progeny yearling ratio of 106 coupled with progeny IMF and ribeye 

ratios of 107 and 102, respectively, on five head. 


21 

GINGER HILL 

MOUNTAIN DEW 87 

- The proven high-maternal 

sire who served in the Select 

Sires AI Stud from the Ginger 

Hill Dawn family. 

GINGER HILL DAWN 855 - Lot 21 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Da w n 855 





CW 



I+6 

marb 

I+.42 


re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 367 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

I-.01 

14743791 #Ginger Hill Dawn 0560 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


I+.019 


+2.1 .36 +58 .27 +98 .26 I+1.25 .05 +24 .21 

• A special sale attraction from the herd sire producing Ginger Hill 

Dawn family recording an individual weaning ratio of 114 and 

an individual yearling ratio of 107 by the popular and proven 

calving-ease sire Mytty In Focus. 

• The dam of this heifer balances a progeny birth ratio of 95 with a 

progeny weaning ratio of 103 on five calves and a progeny yearling 

ratio of 101 on three head coupled with progeny IMF and 

ribeye ratios of 109 and 101, respectively, on one head. 

• This heifer stems from a third dam who is a maternal sister to 

both the Select Sires high-maternal Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 

Mountain Dew 87 and to the famous Ginger Hill Dawn 26 who 

in turn produced the ABS Global sire Ginger Hill Duster 89 who 

was the $24,000 top-selling bull of a past Midland Bull Test sale 

in Montana. 

• Bred to calve December 2, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 719. 

GINGER HILL DUSTER 89 

- This ABS Global sire was the 

$24,000 top-selling bull of a 

past Midland Bull Test sale 

in Montana from the Ginger 

Hill Dawn family.

A Maternal Lineage of the Ginger Hill Dawn Family 



Ginger Hill Dawn 855 16402915 9-23-2008 Mytty In Focus 


Ginger Hill Dawn 367 14743791 10-4-2003 CAR Duke 104 


Ginger Hill Dawn 0560 #13846326 12-10-2000 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 


Ginger Hill Dawn 235 12464183 10-21-1995 Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 

27. D. Brooke & Ann H. Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #+11899164 

Ginger Hill Dawn 154 10498503 3-24-1984 Cracker Jack Baros 147M 


Wandering Creek Dawn 3578 9344435 -489168- 3-28-1978 Wandering CRK Dynasty JRM 2F 

25. Wilfred L. Schultz, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada #8616830 -430093- 

Wandering Creek Fairetta -400650- 3-23-1971 Sunmound Eston Blackcap 118X 

24. Wilfred L. Schultz, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada -296767- 

Wandering Creek Fairy -301481- 4-21-1966 Sunmound Eston Blackcap 155V 

23. Wilfred L. Schultz, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada -257990- 

Lady Pride GV 28S -219376- 8-15-1961 Bandoliermere GV 4N 

22. Gotthold Reich, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada -179398- 

Pride of ALF 14K -145277- 4-18-1955 Bardolier of ALF 

21. Adam Schierman, Bashaw, Alberta, Canada -125680- 

Pride Aberdeen of L 5 -99339- 3-28-1948 Blackcap Eston 2 

20. P.R. Marryat, Alix, Alberta, Canada -69121- 

Ruby of Sandy Lake 3 -59090- 9-2-1938 Bar Henderson 2 

19. Charles Ellett, South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada -45188- 

Jet of Sandy Lake 4 -46995- 1-14-1931 Marshall UA 

18. Charles Ellett, South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada -37539- 

Jewel of Sandy Lake -30883- 2-2-1922 Elm Park Kismet 


Gem of Sandy Lake 2 -12228- 1-23-1917 Elm Park Kinloss 


Ruby of Sandy Lake -6198- 12-9-1911 Earl of Sandy Lake 


Gem of Sandy Lake 438127 -3745- 11-21-1909 Elm Park King 11 

14. Charles Ellett, South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 117816 -2872- 

Hargrave Lass 80529 -2336- 11-6-1904 Scots 

13. William R. Stewward, Portsmouth, Iowa, USA 42512 -620- 

Craikstone Lass 42776 -2330- 3-3-1900 Laird of Tweedhill 

12. Albert E. Kaufman, Washington, Ontario, Canada 9486 -892- 

Pride of Craikstone 18420 -2331- 4-28-1893 Emlyn 

11. Dr. Robert Craik, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 13211 -58- 

Pride of Findhorn 3 2705 (4758) 3-12-1880 Black Watch 

10. Wm. G. Gordon-Cumming, Altyre, Forres, Morayshire, Scotland 1416 (1242) 

Pride of Findhorn 2706 (3243) 12-15-1876 Talisman 

9. George Gordon, Tullochallum, Dufftown, Banffshire, Scotland 1185 (640) 

Fancy of Tillyfour 2d 2117 (1799) 8-4-1873 Champion 


Pride of Aberdeen 4th 2118 (1171) 1866 President 4th 


Pride of Aberdeen 38 (581) 1857 Hanton 


Charlotte 39 (203) 1852 Angus 


Lola Montes 40 (208) 1847 Monarch 


Queen Mother 41 (348) 1843 Panmure 


Queen of Ardovie 42 (29) 1836 Captain 


Black Meg 43 (766) —- —- 

1. —- 


Ginger Hill Dawn Family 

22 





CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+5 

marb 

+.10 


re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 0526 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

+.08 


fat 


+.018 


+2.7 .42 +46 .31 +86 .30 +.85 .24 +24 .30 

• The dam of Ginger Hill Bodacious 504 who has served as a featured herd sire 

in both the Ginger Hill and Glenara programs. 

• This proven daughter of the Genex/CRI Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 has 

a progeny birth ratio of 99 combined with a progeny weaning ratio of 103 

on four calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 101 on three head with two 

daughters retained in the herd. 

• This cow is from the branch of the Dawn family that produced the Select 

Sires bull Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 and the ABS Global sire Ginger Hill 

Duster 89. 


GINGER HILL DAWN 26 - Full sister to Ginger Hill Dawn 181 

represented in this sale. 


23 

CAR DUKE 104 - The Pathfinder Sire of Lot 22. 

Gl e n a r a Da w n 601 



CAR Duke 104 


ady New Trend 027 CAR 



CW 

I+4 

marb 

I+.12 


re 


I+.06 


fat 


I+.012 


I+2.8 .05 I+44 .05 I+84 .05 I+.60 .05 I+22 .05 


• This full sister to Lot 22 is backed by the Pathfinder Sires CAR Duke 104 and 

Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 descending from Ginger Hill Dawn 605 who 

transmitted added muscle and fleshing ability from the branch of the Dawn 

family that produced Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 and Ginger Hill Duster 89. 

• This cow’s full sister produced Ginger Hill Bodacious 504. 

• Exposed to GLENARA IN FOCUS 820 (Triple-bred to Ginger Hill Lucy 9520) 

from May 8, 2010 to July 15, 2010. 

23A 

Gl e n a r a Du k e 06 



S D 


CW CW 


+11 I+4 


marb marb 

#CAR Duke 104 

Glenara Dawn 601 

#Car Tracker 904 

#CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

-.10 

re 

+.23 

I+.12 

re 

I+.06 

15753870 Ginger Hill Dawn 0526 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] fat fat 


+.008 I+.012 


S -.9 .69 +36 .57 +87 .50 +.57 .46 +16 .17 

D I+2.8 .05 I+44 .05 I+84 .05 I+.60 .05 I+22 .05 


• This April herd sire prospect backed by the best in the Ginger Hill cow families 

is sired by the featured herd sire Ginger Hill Duke 501. 

• The dam of this bull is a full sister to the dam of the Ginger Hill and Glenara 

herd sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 504.

24 





CW 



+11 

marb 

+.14 


re 


+.14 


fat 


+.024 


+4.0 .37 +43 .25 +80 .24 +.28 .19 +20 .20 

• A maternal sister to the Ginger Hill and Glenara herd sire Ginger Hill 

Bodacious 504 from the cow featured in this sale as Lot 22. 

• This daughter of Ginger Hill Treasure 429 has one daughter retained in the 

herd and records a progeny yearling ratio of 105 on one head. 


25 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Da w n 2534 

Birth Date: 10-7-2002 Cow 14456994 Tattoo: 2534 


OCC Aristocrat 797A 


#WRA Royal Lady 392B 

CW 

13264429 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 GDAR Nugget 670 

Marshall Lady 083 GDAR 

+14 

marb 

-.01 



re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 605 Revolution Rose of RR 9239 

+.34 

+12712687 +Ginger Hill Dawn 181 #Shamrock HK 

fat 


-.020 


+5.9 .43 +38 .31 +79 .30 +.77 .27 +17 .32 

• This cow records a progeny weaning ratio of 100 on five calves and a progeny 

yearling ratio of 101 on four head with a son working in the Huntley 

Ranch in Wisdom, Montana, with two daughters retained in the herd including 

an outstanding heifer by Mytty In Focus. 

• This cow is a maternal sister to Ginger Hill Dawn 0526 who sold for $4,000 

to Glenara Farm in 2007 from a dam who consistently transmits added muscling 

and fleshing ability stemming from a grandam who is a full sister to 

both Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 and Ginger Hill Dawn 26. 

• Bred to calve October 6, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 719. 

26 





CW 



+10 

marb 

+.06 



re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 2534 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

+.17 


fat 


-.005 


+1.6 .40 +39 .28 +77 .27 +.80 .22 +15 .26 

• This daughter of Lot 25 is the dam of Lot 27 from the herd sire producing 

Dawn family. 

• This female by Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 offers a moderate-framed, eye 

appealing and attractive uddered package combined with calving-ease. 


27 





CW 



I+10 

marb 

I-.02 



re 


I+.20 

15358964 Ginger Hill Dawn 2534 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


I+.002 


+.2 .36 +37 .25 +79 .22 I+.69 .05 +11 .15 

• A beautifully uddered, easy-fleshing, low birth weight female from a dam 

selling as Lot 26 descending from a grandam who sells as Lot 25. 

• This cow is a daughter of the featured herd sire Ginger Hill Duke 501 from a 

dam by the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014. 



28 





OCC Great Plains 943G [AMF-NHF] 

#+13092912 Dixie Erica of CH 1019 




#PBC 707 1M F0203 

Dixie Erica of CH 615 


Revolution Rose of RR 9239 

CW 

+13 

marb 

-.05 

re 

+.39 


fat 


-.006 


+4.5 .42 +38 .31 +80 .29 +.32 .27 +20 .31 

• An impressive daughter of the Pathfinder Sire OCC Great Plains 943G from 

a dam by OCC Aristocrat 797A from the noted Ginger Hill Dawn 605 who 

transmits added muscling and fleshing ability and is in turn a full sister to 

Ginger Hill Aristocrat 657. 

• This cow earned an individual ribeye ratio of 118 and has a progeny ribeye 

ratio of 118 on two head. 


29 





CW 



I+10 

marb 

I+.07 

#+OCC Great Plains 943G [AMF-NHF] #N Bar Emulation EXT [AMF-NHF] 

re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 477 Dixie Erica of CH 1019 

I+.20 


fat 


I+.003 


+3.0 .34 +45 .25 +87 .24 I+.31 .05 +19 .16 

• A daughter of Lot 28 sired by Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014. 

• This female records individual weaning and yearling ratios of 105 and 110, 

respectively, with three daughters retained in the herd from one of the most 

productive branches of the herd sire producing Dawn family. 




30 



CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+7 

marb 

+.07 



re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 605 Revolution Rose of RR 9239 

+.06 


fat 


+.009 


+6.0 .39 +43 .29 +80 .27 I+.66 .05 +22 .28 

• A royally-bred daughter of the Genex/CRI Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 with 

a progeny weaning ratio of 102 on two calves and a progeny yearling ratio 

of 102 combined with a progeny IMF ratio of 104 on one head. 

• This maternal sister to Lot 28 is a daughter of the noted Ginger Hill Dawn 

605 descending from a grandam who is a full sister to both Ginger Hill 

Mountain 87 and Ginger Hill Dawn 26. 


31 


Birth Date: 10-2-2006 Cow 15763453 Tattoo: 671 










15361062 #Ginger Hill Dawn 0523 +Ginger Hill Rainmaker 661 



-1.9 .35 +45 .24 +89 .22 N/A N/A +27 .17 

• An excellent young cow with an individual birth ratio of 93 combined with 

individual weaning and yearling ratios of 108 and 105, respectively, going on 

to earn a progeny birth ratio of 69 combined with a progeny weaning ratio 

of 107 on her first calf who is a very promising herd sire candidate. 

• The dam of this cow has a progeny birth ratio of 95 coupled with progeny 

weaning and yearling ratios of 109 and 108, respectively, on two calves while 

the grandam has progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 113 and 108, respectively, 

on four natural calves and sold for $5,100 to Joe Clements in 2006. 





32 




CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+8 

marb 

+.17 


re 


+.11 

13846328 +Ginger Hill Dawn 181 #Shamrock HK 

fat 


+.026 


+4.3 .40 +44 .29 +78 .28 +.78 .24 +20 .28 

• This high-volume, powerful female by the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 is 

from a dam by the Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 who earned 

progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 105 and 104, respectively, on four 

calves along with a progeny ribeye ratio of 109 on three head and sold to 

Joe Clements in 2007. 

• The grandam is the noted Ginger Hill Dawn 181. 


33 






CW 



I+6 

marb 

I+.39 


re 


I+.02 


fat 


I+.020 


+1.6 .35 +46 .26 +83 .26 I+1.24 .05 +22 .21 

• This daughter of the cow who sells as Lot 32 is sired by Mytty In Focus 

backed by generations of moderate birth weight genetics from the herd sire 

producing Dawn family. 

• The third dam is a full sister to both Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 and to 

Ginger Hill 26. 


34 






#WRA Royal Lady 392B 

CW 

13264429 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 GDAR Nugget 670 

Marshall Lady 083 GDAR 

+11 

marb 

+.11 


re 


+.31 

12464183 Ginger Hill Dawn 154 #Cracker Jack Baros 147M 

fat 

Wandering Creek Dawn 3578 

-.007 


+4.4 .43 +42 .32 +74 .30 +.44 .27 +23 .31 

• The grandam of the featured Lot 1 bull. 

• This cow also produced the top-indexing heifer of the 2009 calf crop by 

Mytty In Focus. 

• This female has a progeny weaning ratio of 103 on five calves and a progeny 

yearling ratio of 101 on three head along with a progeny ribeye ratio of 106 

on two head after earning an individual ribeye ratio of 113. 

• A son of this cow by Mytty In Focus was the top bull of the 2008 calf crop to 

Randy Miller of Stanley, Virginia. 


35 




Ginger Hill Duke 421 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

CW 

15060758 Ginger Hill Lucy 773 #WRA Treasure D1 

#Gingerhill Lucy 284 

+14 

marb 

+.17 



re 

Ginger Hill Dawn 383 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

+.26 


fat 


+.010 


+4.5 .37 +51 .24 +94 .17 +.71 .19 +22 .21 

• The dam of the featured Lot 1 bull. 

• This cow is also a maternal sister to both the top bull of the 2008 Ginger Hill 

calf crop and the top-indexing heifer of the 2009 Ginger Hill calf crop. 

• This female balances a progeny birth ratio of 88 with a progeny weaning 

ratio of 102 on two calves and a progeny ribeye ratio of 109 on one head.

The Maternal Lineage of the Ginger Hill Helen Family 



Ginger Hill Helen 577 15358978 10-8-2005 Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 


Ginger Hill Helen 2509 14456975 9-16-2002 SAF Focus of ER 


Ginger Hill Helen 8533 13260744 10-6-1998 HA Intrepid 6207 


Ginger Hill Helen 617 12700327 9-21-1996 WRA Treasure D1 


Ginger Hill Helen 353 12001932 10-6-1993 Ginger Hill Storm 221 

26. J. Newbill Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA 11575971 

Ginger Hill Helen 99 11213385 2-17-1989 Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 


Ginger Hill Helen 83 10295774 3-27-1983 Cracker Jack Baros 147M 


Ginger Hill Helen 11 9884239 3-1-1981 Happyvale Blackcap G72E 

23. J. Newbill Miller, Washington, Virginia, USA #8191993 -411822- 

Ginger Hill Helen 67 8942744 11-10-1976 Contact of Wye 

22. D.D. Miller & Son, Washington, Virginia, USA #7899874 

Ginger Hill Helen 7737205 12-7-1972 Prince Rowley of SHF 44 

21. D.D. Miller & Son, Washington, Virginia, USA 3400639 

Meadow Lane Royal Lady 47 2829598 2-3-1959 Meadowmere 1647 

20. Meadow Lane Farm, North Salem, New York, USA 2392063 

Royal Lady of Windfields 5 2128355 2-12-1955 Hill Crest Burgessmere 4 

19. E.P. Taylor, Willowdale, Ontario, Canada 1261322 

Glen Ross Royal Lady 58 2128352 -105764- 1-23-1950 Enchanter Alloway Lodge 12 

18. Thomas Henderson, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 1321695 -90535- 

Glen Ross Royal Lady 17 1075734 -68336- 3-10-1942 Bandolier of Anoka 11 

17. Thomas Henderson, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 700699 -57800- 

Glen Ross Royal Lady 10 1055553 -61002- 2-3-1939 Middlebrook Prince 91 

16. J.P. Henderson & Son, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 593293 -54624- 

Glen Ross Royal Lady 6 749929 -56362- 11-5-1936 Senator of Aberlour 

15. J.P. Henderson & Son, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 743350 -49283- 

Glen Ross Royal Lady 749928 -49032- 5-21-1932 Tiptop of Glen R 

14. J.P. Henderson & Son, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 539481 -44766- 

Royal Lady 2 539458 -13574- 12-19-1916 Elm Park Beautys Leroy 

13. Charles McDougall, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 417392 -9467- 

Royal Lady 539453 -8620- 11-5-1913 Elm Park Beautys Prince 

12. Charles McDougall, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 223630 -5102- 

Pleasant Rose 120756 -5521- 11-18-1907 Lord Val 2 

11. Hugh McDougall, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 74188 -868- 

Rosey Bright 2 84622 -5519- 9-19-1904 Prince of Benton 

10. Hugh McDougall, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 58632 (17097) 

Rosey Bright 40483 -5518- 4-16-1900 Oxford King 

9. Hugh McDougall, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 24359 -813- 

Blooming Rose 2d 20542 -1182- 3-4-1894 Jus 

8. Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ontario, Canada 19001 (8445) 

Blooming Rose 8057 -74- 6-5-1887 Paris 3d 

7. M.A. Cochrane, Hillhurst, Quebec, Canada 1163 (2276) 

Blooming Lass 4135 (6618) 6-29-1882 Deeside Lad 2d 

6. M.A. Cochrane, Hillhurst, Quebec, Canada 4136 (1485) 

Beatrice of Kinstair 2d 3943 (4972) 12-2-1878 Jock of Kinstair 

5. John Anderson, Kinstair, Alford, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 2670 (919) 

Beatrice of Kinstair 3944 (4971) 4-1-1876 Flag 

4. William Forbes, Ruthven, Tarland, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 2616 (803) 

Beatrice of Indego 3945 (1859) 4-6-1873 Prince of Wales 2d 

3. Dr. Robertson, Indego, Tarland, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 239 (394) 

Black Diamond of Indego 951 (1849) 4-13-1867 Windsor of Indego 

2. Dr. Robertson Indego, Tarland, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (915) 

Countess - pure Aberdeenshire polled cow —- —- 

1. Earl of Aberdeen, Scotland —- 


Ginger Hill Helen Family 

36 

GINGER HILL HELEN 577 - Lot 36 

Gi n g e r Hi l l He le n 577 




CW 



I+7 

marb 

I+.20 



re 

Ginger Hill Helen 2509 GDAR Forever Lady 246 

I+.05 

14456975 Ginger Hill Helen 8533 HA Intrepid 6207 

fat 


I+.008 


-1.9 .40 +44 .28 +83 .27 I+.03 .05 +17 .26 

• This impressive double-bred Helen is a granddaughter of the Pathfinder Sire 

Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 by the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014. 

• This cow displays a perfect udder and has a progeny birth ratio of 97 combined 

with a progeny yearling ratio of 105 on two head with a daughter 

retained in the herd and another selling as Lot 37. 

• The dam sold to Quaker Hill in 2008, the grandam produced Ginger Hill 

Bubba 1021 and the third dam sold to Glenara in 2004. 


GINGER HILL 6807 TRAVELER 23 - The famous Pathfinder Sire 

from the Helen family. 


37 

GINGER HILL BODACIOUS 2014 

- The sire of Lot 36. 










15358978 Ginger Hill Helen 2509 #SAF Focus of ER [AMF-NHF] 



+0 .36 +40 .25 +88 .23 N/A N/A +14 .15 

• Portraying the attractive design and udder quality of the Helen family, this 

daughter of the featured Lot 36 cow is backed by generations of Ginger Hill 

breeding tracing multiple times to the Helen family that produced Ginger 

Hill 6807 Traveler 23, the proven Pathfinder Sire who is the youngest of only 

12 bulls in the Angus breed to be progeny tested free of recessive genetic 

defects through a mating with 35 of his own daughters. 


38 


Birth Date: 10-11-2007 Cow 16118153 Tattoo: 786 



Ginger Hill Bodacious 504 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

CW 

15361057 Ginger Hill Dawn 360 #CAR Duke 104 


I+7 

marb 

I+.16 



re 


I+0 


fat 


I+.011 


+.4 .32 +38 .20 +75 .20 I+.61 .05 +22 .09 

• This powerfully thick and attractive female from the Helen family is a daughter 

of the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 504 descending from a grandam 

with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 101 and 105, respectively, on 

four calves selected by David Griffin in the 2008 sale. 

• Bred to calve October 1, 2010 to GINGER HILL DUKE 501. Examined safe.

Ginger Hill Helen Family 

39 




CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+8 

marb 

+.15 



re 

Ginger Hill Helen 1531 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

+.13 

14150463 Ginger Hill Helen 798 Ginger Hill 23 Traveler 155 

fat 


+.019 


+4.3 .40 +52 .29 +93 .28 +1.20 .22 +24 .28 

• This productive female from the Helen family by the Pathfinder Sire CAR 

Duke 104 has a progeny weaning ratio of 103 on three calves and a progeny 

yearling ratio of 104 on two head with an outstanding yearling replacement 

daughter retained in the herd. 

• This female recorded individual weaning and yearling ratios of 113 from a 

dam with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 105 and 103, respectively, 

on four calves. 


40 





CW 



I+8 

marb 

I+.04 



re 


I+.25 

15056520 Ginger Hill Helen 1531 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


I+.002 


+1.2 .24 +35 .18 +74 .16 N/A N/A +17 .16 

• A young cow backed by generations of Ginger Hill breeding from the Helen 

family. 

• This female is a granddaughter of the noted sires CAR Duke 104 and Ginger 

Hill Bodacious 2014. 

• Bred to calve September 26, 2010 to GINGER HILL TREASURE 804. Examined 

safe. 

41 






CW 



+8 

marb 

+.06 



re 


+.10 

15056527 Ginger Hill Helen 1520 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


+.006 


+0 .37 +46 .25 +86 .18 +.58 .18 +23 .21 

• This highly productive female from the Helen family has a moderate progeny 

birth ratio of 90 combined with a progeny weaning ratio of 103 on two 

calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 105 on one head. 

• The sire contributes calving-ease and added muscle while both the dam and 

grandam have progeny weaning ratios of 103 on three calves. 


42 





CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+7 

marb 

+.15 



re 

Ginger Hill Helen 1520 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

+.07 

14150452 Ginger Hill Helen 8506 +Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 93 

fat 


+.026 


+3.4 .41 +49 .30 +86 .28 +.78 .22 +22 .29 

• A daughter of the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 from the Helen family. 

• This angular and attractive cow with a progeny weaning ratio of 101 on 

three calves and a progeny IMF ratio of 105 on one head was produced from 

a dam who combines a progeny birth ratio of 98 with progeny weaning and 

yearling ratios of 104 and 103, respectively, on five calves. 


43 





Ginger Hill Bodacious 504 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

CW 

15361057 Ginger Hill Dawn 360 #CAR Duke 104 


I+6 

marb 

I+.14 


re 


I+.02 

15358972 Ginger Hill Helen 1520 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


I+.029 


+.8 .34 +45 .22 +83 .20 I+.98 .05 +22 .16 

• A strong blending of the Helen and Dawn families sired by Ginger Hill 

Bodacious 504 from a dam featured as Lot 42. 

• The dam of this cow has a progeny weaning ratio of 101 on three calves. 




Helen 

Forever Lady 

44 





Leachman Right Time 

#+11750711 Leachman Erica 0025 




#Tehama Bando 155 [AMF-NHF] 

Leachman Erica 8058 



CW 

I+9 

marb 

I+.06 

re 

I+.01 

14743798 Ginger Hill Helen 8533 HA Intrepid 6207 

fat 


I+.016 


+.2 .27 +40 .22 +78 .21 I-.09 .05 +17 .24 

• Backed by a long line of low birth weight females, this beautifully uddered 

cow is by the $160,000 Pathfinder Sire Leachman Right Time from a dam by 

the Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23. 

• The grandam is by the past Ginger Hill sire HA Intrepid 6207. 


45 






CW 



I+10 

marb 

I+.20 



re 

Ginger Hill Helen 468 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

I+.15 

15056514 Ginger Hill Helen 0530 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 


I-.007 


+.7 .35 +43 .22 +78 .20 I+.04 .05 +18 .15 

• This double-bred Helen is sired by Ginger Hill Focus 518 who was an 

extremely thick, easy fleshed, moderate-framed bull. 

• The dam is a granddaughter of both WRA Treasure D1 and Ginger Hill 6807 

Traveler 23. 


46 





CW 



I+8 

marb 

I+.16 


re 


I+.03 

15056504 Ginger Hill Helen 0502 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 


I+.015 


I+2.0 .05 I+45 .05 I+80 .05 I+.19 .05 I+20 .05 

• This attractive bred heifer from the Helen family stems from a long line of 

Treasure sires produced in the Ginger Hill program. 

• The dam is backed two consecutive generations of Ginger Hill foundation 

Pathfinder Sires. 



47 

GINGER HILL FOREVER LADY 395 - Lot 47 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Fo r e v e r La d y 395 




Ginger Hill Focus 1013 GDAR Forever Lady 246 

CW 



+6 

marb 

+.15 



re 

Gingerhill Forever Lady 0536 Ginger Hill Lucy 145 

-.02 

13846306 Ginger Hill Forever Lady 755 #CH Quantum 3330 

fat 

#GDAR Miss Blackette 8233 

-.015 


+3.3 .42 +40 .29 +74 .28 -.03 .21 +22 .28 

• This tremendous female from the Ginger Hill Forever Lady family balances 

a progeny birth ratio of 99 with a progeny weaning ratio of 102 on five 

calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 102 on four head with two daughters 

retained in the herd. 

• This cow is a maternal sister to the $10,000 Ginger Hill Duke 613 selected 

by David Griffin of Greensboro, North Carolina, from a dam with a progeny 

weaning ratio of 102 on six calves. 

• The proven sire is a son of the $30,000 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520. 


GINGER HILL FOCUS 1013 - The sire of Lot 47.

Ginger Hill Forever Lady and Blacklass Families 

48 






CW 



I+8 

marb 

I+.22 



re 

Ginger Hill Forever Lady 479 GDAR Forever Rose 8196 

I+.08 

15056522 Gingerhill Forever Lady 0546 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 

GDAR Blackbird Lady 8136 

I+0 


-.9 .34 +32 .22 +63 .20 N/A N/A +14 .15 

• A young female from the Forever Lady family with stacked generations of 

Ginger Hill sires. 

• This female is backed by multiple generations of low birth weight females 

for a predictable calving-ease pedigree. 


49 








Ginger Hill Forever Lady 674 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

15763456 Gingerhill Forever Lady 0546 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

GDAR Blackbird Lady 8136 


+2.9 .35 +50 .24 +86 .24 N/A N/A +23 .15 

• This attractive bred heifer from the Forever Lady family earned impressive 

individual weaning and yearling ratios of 112 and 105, respectively, from a 

dam with a progeny weaning ratio of 114 on her first two calves. 

• The sire of this female has transmitted outstanding udder quality. 


50 

GINGER HILL FOREVER LADY 769 - Lot 50 





CW 



I+4 

marb 

I+.16 

Ginger Hill Romeo 0015 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

re 

Ginger Hill Blackette 2539 Ginger Hill Lucy 145 

I+.08 

#14456999 Ginger Hill Blackette 0547 Ginger Hill 23 Traveler 730 

fat 

Ginger Hill Blackette 8509 

I-.001 


+2.8 .36 +40 .25 +74 .24 I+.18 .05 +23 .20 

• A special favorite by the proven sire Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014. 

• This cow with individual weaning and yearling ratios of 103 was produced 

from a Pathfinder Dam with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 108 on 

four calves. 

• A daughter is retained. 


51 

Gl e n a r a Bl ack l ass 55 



CAR Duke 104 





CW 

+7 

marb 

+.24 



re 

Dakota Black Lass 20 GDAR Forever Lady 246 

-.07 

15268544 Still Hse Hollow Blklass 02 #WRA Treasure D1 

fat 

Dakota Blacklass 522 

+.016 


+2.3 .22 +53 .20 +95 .19 N/A N/A +25 .21 


• A proven producer by the Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104 with progeny weaning 

and yearling ratios of 111 and 106, respectively, on her first calf. 

• A daughter is retained in the herd. 

• Bred May 7, 2010 to S CHISUM 6175. Exposed to GLENARA IN FOCUS 820 

(Triple-bred to Ginger Hill Lucy 9520) from May 8, 2010 to July 15, 2010. 

51A 

Gl e n a r a Ne t Wo r t h 05 


#SAV 8180 Traveler 004 [AMF-NHF-RDF] #Sitz Traveler 8180 [AMF-NHF] 

S D 

SAV Net Worth 4200 [AMF-NHF] +Boyd Forever Lady 8003 

CW CW 

14739204 +SAV May 2410 #+SAF 598 Bando 5175 [AMF] +35 +7 

#SAV May 6269 

marb marb 

#CAR Duke 104 

Glenara Blacklass 55 

#Car Tracker 904 

#CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

+.48 

re 

+.45 

+.24 

re 

-.07 

15268547 Dakota Black Lass 20 #SAF Focus of ER [AMF-NHF] 

fat fat 

Still Hse Hollow Blklass 02 +.057 +.016 


S +4.7 .97 +59 .95 +112 .93 +.76 .92 +29 .67 

D +2.3 .22 +53 .20 +95 .19 N/A N/A +25 .21 


• A promising herd sire prospect by the powerful and popular Genex/CRI sire 

SAV Net Worth 4200. 

• The dam of this bull is a daughter of the Genex/CRI Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 

104 with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 111 and 106, respectively. 


Ginger Hill Blackbird Family 

52 

GINGER HILL BLACKBIRD 861 - Lot 52A 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Bl a c k b i rd 1501 




Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

#+11899164 Ginger Hill Helen 45 


Lcar Blackbird 6501 


#Shamrock HK 

#Ginger Hill Helen 42 



CW 

+7 

marb 

+.10 

re 

+.09 

+12699428 +LCA Blackbird 287 #Ginger Hill Mountain Dew 87 

fat 

Blackbird DHD 2816 

-.016 


+1.9 .42 +34 .31 +72 .28 -.24 .29 +24 .34 

• A daughter of the Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 tracing to a 

famous third dam who came to Ginger Hill as the $20,500 top-selling cow of 

a past Performance Breeders female sale. 

• This cow balances a progeny birth ratio of 98 with a progeny weaning ratio 

of 103 on seven calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 101 on six head with 

sons selling to Stoddard Ranch of Dillon, Montana and to Huntley Ranch of 

Wisdom, Montana with two daughters retained. 

• This female is triple-bred to QAS Traveler 23-4 and to PBC 707 1M F0203. 


BLACKBIRD DHD 2816 - The $20,500 third dam of Lot 52. 

52A 

MYTTY IN FOCUS - The sire of Lot 52A. 






CW 



I+5 

marb 

I+.35 


re 

Ginger Hill Blackbird 1501 Ginger Hill Helen 45 

I+.01 

13846329 +Lcar Blackbird 6501 #DHD Traveler 6807 [AMF-NHF] 

fat 

+LCA Blackbird 287 

I-.001 


+.2 .36 +45 .27 +88 .26 I+.73 .05 +24 .22 

• An outstanding bred heifer from the Blackbird family by the popular ABS 

Global calving-ease sire Mytty In Focus. 

• This female has an individual birth ratio of 98 combined with individual 

weaning and yearling ratios of 105 and 106, respectively, from a dam with a 

progeny birth ratio of 98 combined with a progeny weaning ratio of 103 on 

seven calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 101 on six head. 


53 








Ginger Hill Blackbird 662 #CAR Miss Raindancer 421 

15763447 Ginger Hill Blackbird 1501 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

+Lcar Blackbird 6501 


-.1 .34 +42 .24 +88 .23 N/A N/A +19 .10 

• This promising bred heifer is backed by a strong concentration of Ginger Hill 

genetics sired by the featured sire Ginger Hill Duke 501 tracing twice to the 

Pathfinder Sire CAR Duke 104. 

• The grandam is by the Pathfinder Sire Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23. 

• Bred to calve November 15, 2010 to GINGER HILL TREASURE 804. Examined 

safe. 


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Ginger Hill Blackbird 567 Ginger Hill Lucy 9520 

15361065 Ginger Hill Blackbird 1501 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

+Lcar Blackbird 6501 


+.7 .36 +36 .24 +80 .22 N/A N/A +17 .15 

• A blending of Ginger Hill families from the dam described by Brooke Miller 

as a picture perfect female. 

• The grandam earned a progeny weaning ratio of 103 on seven calves and a 

progeny yearling ratio of 101 on six head and sells as Lot 52. 


55 





CW 



+12 

marb 

+.26 


re 


+.18 

12463387 Ginger Hill Blackbird 222 Ginger Hill Power 230 

fat 


+.015 


+.9 .38 +35 .26 +71 .25 +.26 .20 +23 .21 

• A blending of noted Ginger Hill families sired by Ginger Hill Treasure 429 

from a dam by Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23. 

• This cow has a progeny weaning ratio of 102 on two calves and a progeny 

IMF ratio of 140 on one head. 


56 

Blackbird 





CW 



I+13 

marb 

I+.20 


re 


I+.20 

12463387 Ginger Hill Blackbird 222 Ginger Hill Power 230 

fat 


I+.015 


+4.9 .36 +34 .25 +73 .23 I+.32 .05 +24 .18 

• This full sister to Lot 55 has a progeny weaning ratio of 105 on one calf with 

a daughter retained in the herd. 

• The dam has progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 107 and 103, respectively, 

on nine calves combined with progeny IMF and ribeye ratios of 111 

and 106, respectively, on six head. 


Celebrating 53 Years 

of the Art of Breeding 

Superior Angus Seedstock 

GINGER HILL QUEEN EVA 759 - Lot 17 with her calf. 

GINGER HILL EVA 386 - Lot 6 with her calf. 

SELLING 50 FEMALES 

& 

3 HERD SIRE PROSPECTS 

GINGER HILL BLACKBIRD 768 - Lot 56 


Suggested* Sale Terms and Conditions 

American Angus Association • Effective February 18, 2009 

UNLESS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY STATED IN THESE SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OR ANY OTHER WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES RELATING TO THE SALE OF ANGUS CATTLE 

UNDER THESE SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS, SELLER MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A 

PARTICULAR PURPOSE, EVEN IF SUCH PURPOSE IS KNOWN TO THE PARTIES. 

THE REMEDIES PROVIDED IN THESE SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES OF THE BUYER, OR ANY PARTY CLAIMING THROUGH THE BUYER, AND UNDER NO 

CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THE SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES UNDER ANY INDEMNITY PROVISION OR OTHERWISE. 

TERMS OF SALE 

Bidding 

1. Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder. The person in charge will settle any 

disputes as to bids, and his decision on such matters will be final. 

Announcements 

1. If there is any inconsistency in the terms of any sale book, supplement sheet or dayof-sale 

announcement, (i) the day-of-sale announcement will control over both the 

supplement sheet and the sale book, and (ii) the supplement sheet will control over the 

sale book. 

Cash Sale 

1. All sales are for cash unless satisfactory credit arrangements, including any possible 

reservation of security interest by the vendor, have been made with the vendor prior 

to sale. 

Buyer’s risk 

1. The risk of loss and injury of each animal passes to the buyer as soon as it is sold; but it 

is the obligation of the seller to ensure that animals are fed and cared for free of charge 

to the buyer until loaded for shipment or until the expiration of 48 hours after the sale, 

whichever occurs sooner. 

Identification 

1. The seller must ensure that each animal has a readable permanent identification mark 

(e.g., tattoo, hot-iron brand or freeze brand) corresponding to its registration. 

2. The buyer must check all permanent identification marks for accuracy. 

3. In those cases where a nickname is used by the seller, the nickname must also be 

accompanied by the official registered name and number of the animal. 

Certificate of registration 

1. A transferred certificate of registration must be furnished by the seller free of charge 

to the buyer for each animal within 45 days following the later of the date of sale and 

receipt of full payment. 

Artificial insemination (AI) service certificates 

1. Upon the buyer’s request, AI Service Certificates must be furnished by the seller free of 

charge to the buyer for all females bred artificially to bulls not owned by the seller. 

GUARANTEES 

Health 

1. Unless otherwise announced, the seller guarantees that all animals are eligible for 

interstate shipment as required by federal regulations. 

Conformance with registration 

1. The seller guarantees that all animals are registered under the rules of the American 

Angus Association. 

2. The seller guarantees to the buyer that all animals conform to the registration certificate 

as entered in the Herd Book of the American Angus Association. 

Pedigree 

1. The seller guarantees to the buyer that the pedigree, performance data and individual 

genetic defect designation of the animal, as represented in any sales materials 

(including any sale book, supplement sheet or day-of-sale announcement), is accurate. 

2. The absence of any such designation on the pedigree of an animal, in a sale book, does 

not establish that the animal in question is not a carrier of any such genetic defect or 

genetic factor. 

3. In those cases where a commonly understood nickname is used by the seller, the seller 

guarantees the pedigree of the animal based on the commonly understood nickname. 

Sex 

1. Unless otherwise represented by the seller, there are no guarantees that offspring will 

be of a particular sex. 

Breeding guarantees 

1. The seller guarantees that all bulls are breeders, but only if such bulls are at least 12 

months old at the time of sale and have not been allowed to run with the herd until at 

least 14 months of age. A bull that settles a cow by natural service and passes a fertility 

test made by competent veterinarians mutually agreed upon by the buyer and the 

seller, during any six-month period of trial (provided for in paragraph 2 of the section 

entitled “Options and privileges of return or adjustment”) will be considered a breeder. 

Unless otherwise agreed by the buyer and the seller, the seller makes no guarantees 

with respect to the ability to freeze semen. 

2. The seller guarantees that all animals are breeders, with the exception of: (a) calves 

under 12 months of age at the time of the sale; (b) animals shown after the sale has 

occurred (in such cases, the breeding guarantees, if any, will be those guarantees as are 

agreed upon between the seller and the buyer); (c) injury or disease occurring after the 

sale; and (d) gross negligence or willful misconduct on the part of the buyer. 

3. “Safe-in-calf” females are guaranteed by the seller to have been examined by a 

competent veterinarian and determined to be in calf. 

4. “Served” females are not guaranteed to be in calf. 

5. “Pasture-bred” females have been exposed but are not guaranteed to be in calf. 

6. “Open” females have not been served and are guaranteed by the seller to be without 

calf. 

7. Donor females: 

a. Unless otherwise agreed by the buyer and the seller, a female that has been used in an 

embryo transfer program is not guaranteed to be a breeder after the date of the sale. 

b. Unless otherwise agreed by the buyer and the seller, a female is not guaranteed to be 

a breeder after the date of the sale, when that female is to be used, or attempted to be 

used, in an embryo transfer program. 

8. The seller makes the following guarantees with respect to all “pregnant recipients”: (i) 

that the female is pregnant, (ii) that the resulting calf is of the pedigree represented, and 

(iii) that the resulting calf is of the sex represented (if so represented). 

Semen 

1. Unless otherwise agreed by the buyer and the seller, with respect to the sale of semen 

the seller makes no guarantees with respect to the performance or characteristics of 

such semen and the buyer is purchasing such semen “as is.” 

Embryos 

Unless otherwise agreed by the buyer and the seller, with respect to the sale of embryos 

the seller makes no guarantees with respect to the performance or characteristics of such 

embryos and the buyer is purchasing such embryos “as is.” 

Options and privileges of return or adjustment 

1. Except as provided in paragraph 2 of this section, all claims for adjustment or refund 

must be made in writing on or before the later of (i) six months after the sale date and 

(ii) the date on which the animal reaches 30 months of age. 

2. All claims relating to the misrepresentation of service sire and all claims relating to 

paragraphs 10 and 11 of this section must be made in writing on or before the second 

anniversary of the date of sale. 

3. If an animal is claimed to be a non-breeder, the animal may be returned to the seller if 

in good condition and complying with the health requirements of the seller’s state. The 

seller is entitled to six months trial following the return of the animal in which to prove 

that the animal is a breeder. If at the end of the six-month period the seller is unable to 

prove the animal is a breeder, the seller must, at the option of the buyer, replace the 

animal with another of equal value or refund the purchase price. The return of the full 

purchase price will be deemed full satisfaction and settlement. Any expense incurred 

for transporting an animal claimed to be a non-breeder will be the responsibility of the 

buyer, except that the seller will be responsible for transportation costs in excess of the 

distance between the buyer’s farm and the location where the sale took place. If the 

seller proves the animal to be a breeder, it will be the obligation of the buyer to take 

delivery of the animal and pay all transportation expenses. 

4. If a female sold as “safe in calf” proves not to be in calf, the buyer may receive service 

from the bull previously used, if available. If the bull is not available, the seller must 

make a satisfactory adjustment on the purchase price to the buyer or, at the buyer’s 

option, refund the purchase price upon return of the animal to the farm of the seller. 

Any adjustment provided for in this paragraph will absolve the seller from further 

liability, except in if such female proves to be a non-breeder. If a female represented as 

“safe in calf” to a certain bull at the time of sale proves to have been bred to a different 

bull, the seller must make a satisfactory adjustment on the purchase price to the 

buyer or, at the buyer’s option, refund the purchase price upon return of the animal 

to the farm of the seller (adjustments will not be considered to be a breeding fee or an 

allocation of the purchase price to any unborn calf). 

5. If a female sold as “open” proves to be with calf, the buyer may return the animal to the 

farm of the seller prior to calving for a refund of the full purchase price or for another 

animal of equal value, whichever is acceptable to the buyer. The Seller is responsible for 

all transportation expenses. 

6. Cows with calves at their side are presumed to be breeders with no further fertility 

guarantee. 

7. White skin or hair must not be painted or altered. If such painting or alteration has 

occurred, the buyer may return the animal to the farm of the seller for a refund of the 

full purchase price or for another animal of equal value, whichever is acceptable to the 

buyer. 

8. If an animal (including the offspring of a pregnant recipient) is sold and at a later date 

proves not to have been eligible for registration under the rules of the American Angus 

Association, the seller must make a satisfactory adjustment on the purchase price to the 

buyer, or at the option of the buyer, refund the purchase price upon the return of the 

animal to the farm of the seller. 

9. If (i) an animal is sold (including the offspring of a pregnant recipient) and through DNAmarker-typing 

is proven to have incorrect parentage, as represented by the certificate 

of registration, and for which parentage can be determined, or (ii) the resulting calf 

of a pregnant recipient is not of the sex represented, the seller is obligated to make a 

satisfactory adjustment on the purchase price to the buyer or, at the buyer’s option, 

refund the purchase price upon the return of the animal to the farm of the seller. 

10. Except as provided in paragraphs 4 and 6 of this section, all transportation expenses 

incurred will be the responsibility of the buyer, except that the seller will be responsible 

for transportation costs in excess of the distance between the buyer’s farm and the 

location where the sale took place. 

Retention of genetic material 

1. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the seller and the buyer, the seller will not retain 

any genetic material of any animal (including embryos and semen) for the purpose of 

cloning. 

Disclosure of tests results for known genetic defects and factors 

The seller shall have an affirmative duty to notify the buyer of any test results for genetic 

defects or genetic factors not otherwise reflected on an animal’s pedigree. 

Optional Guarantee: Genetic Defects 

1. The buyer and seller may determine the scope and duration of a guarantee, if any, on 

an individual basis. The seller may, but is not required, to provide a guarantee to the 

buyer relating to genetic defects. 

2. Nothing contained herein should be construed to relieve the parties from complying 

fully with all the rules and policies of the Association relating to genetic defects 

generally or individually. 

Miscellaneous 

1. The above terms and conditions of sale constitute a contract between the buyer and 

the seller of each animal and are equally binding upon both parties. Each sale or resale 

of an animal constitutes a separate transaction. 

2. Neither the sponsor or sponsors, the sale manager, nor any other person connected 

with the management of the sale, assumes any liability, legal or otherwise. 

3. These sale terms and conditions and all rights, obligations and duties arising hereunder 

and all disputes arising hereunder will be construed in accordance with, and governed 

by, the laws of the state in which the sale of the animal or animals occurs, without 

giving effect to such state’s choice of law rules. 

* For voluntary consideration and use by sellers in their 

independent business judgment. 


Reverence Sires 

Cornerstone Sires 

GINGER HILL EVA 0527 - The grandam of Reference Sire D. 

C 





CW 

15763435 GINGER HILL Lucy 454 Ginger Hill Bodacious 2014 

+Ginger Hill Lucy 0520 

+17 

marb 

+0 

#SAV 8180 Traveler 004 [AMF-NHF-RDF] #Sitz Traveler 8180 [AMF-NHF] 

re 

Ginger Hill Helen 654 +Boyd Forever Lady 8003 

+.18 

15763441 Ginger Hill Helen 1531 Ginger Hill Treasure 8018 

fat 


+.031 


+1.3 .32 +52 .20 +98 .20 +1.11 .30 +23 .09 


• This Ginger Hill herd sire excels in a forage environment and earned individual 

weaning and yearling ratios of 107 and 114, respectively, combined with an individual 

ribeye ratio of 105 and an impressive gain ratio of 124. 

• The sire of this bull is triple-bred to the Ginger Hill Lucy family while the outstanding 

dam of this bull, from the Helen family, records a progeny weaning ratio of 

108 on two calves and a progeny yearling ratio of 114 on one head, stemming 

from a grandam with progeny weaning and yearling ratios of 104 on three calves. 

D 

Gi n g e r Hi l l Tr e a s u r e 804 




CW 



+15 

marb 

+.15 



re 


+.28 

14750429 Ginger Hill Eva 0527 #+Ginger Hill 6807 Traveler 23 [RTF] 

fat 

#+Ginger Hill Eva 623 

+.017 


+1.1 .33 +44 .23 +86 .22 -.57 .32 +20 .12 


• Selected to carry on the Treasure sire line at Ginger Hill, this very attractive and 

correctly made individual is anticipated to be the sire of heavy-muscled sons and 

good uddered females. 

• This bull has an individual gain ratio of 115 while combining an individual birth 

ratio of 94 with individual weaning and yearling ratios of 100 and 106, respectively, 

and an individual IMF ratio of 117, tracing four times to WRA Treasure D1 and 

84 times to RR Rito 707 from a dam who balances a progeny birth ratio of 90 with 

a progeny weaning ratio of 101 on five calves, a progeny yearling ratio of 101 on 

four head and a progeny ribeye ratio of 109 on three head. 

GINGER HILL 6807 TRAVELER 23 - The famous Pathfinder Sire 

affectionately known as “Bubba” is the youngest of only 12 bulls in the 

history of the Angus breed who have been proven free of all recessive 

genetic defects monitored by the American Angus Association 

through the monitored process of producing 35 calves from his own 

daughters, he is a strong source of heavy-muscled, masculine sons 

along with deep-ribbed productive and easy-fleshing daughters 

whose influence continues in the Ginger Hill program. 

CAR DUKE 104 - This Ginger Hill foundation sire bred in the Connelly 

performance herd in Montana was selected along with White Ridge 

Angus as the top-selling bull of a past Connelly sale and later sold an 

interest to Schaff Angus Valley and joined the Genex/CRI AI Stud, he is 

well established as the sire of fertile, sound and functional cattle which 

include a number of prominent top-selling individuals. 

GINGER HILL TREASURE 429 - The sire of Reference Sire D. 

WRA TREASURE D1 - The Ginger Hill herd sire selected with their 

partners as the $50,000 all-time record-selling bull of the Treasure Bull 

Test sale in Montana, this high-growth sire transmitted added muscling 

and performance with a consistency of kind, efficiency and production.

Sale Managers 

TOM BURKE, KURT SCHAFF, 

JEREMY HAAG, RANCE LONG 

AMERICAN ANGUS HALL OF FAME 

at the WORLD ANGUS HEADQUARTERS 

Box 660, Smithville, MO 64089-0660. 

Phone: (816) 532-0811 

Fax: (816) 532-0851 

E-mail angushall@earthlink.net 

www.angushall.com 

SELLING 50 FEMALES & 3 HERD SIRE PROSPECTS 

GINGER HILL HELEN 577 - Lot 36 GINGER HILL FOREVER LADY 395 

- Lot 47 

GINGER HILL DAWN 360 - Lot 22

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