PEDIGREE GUIDE - The Lone Mountain Cattle Company

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DAI 7 ITOZAKURA J65 The Dai 7 Itozakura line, begun in 1970, is derived from Fujiyoshi cattle in Okayama Prefecture and known widely for frame size, good weight gain and gentle nature. This line is quite popular and used everywhere in Japan. Dai 7 Itozakura J65 was so famous, in fact, that his picture was placed on a Japanese telephone card. His renowned sons and grandsons include Itomichi J1158, Kitaguni 7-8 and Itozurudoi TF151. When these bulls are crossed with highly marbling cows, the Itozakura line bulls will enhance growth. Then when the cows are mated back to a highly marbling Tajama bull, the results are larger framed animals that marble extremely well. This rotation breeding plan is known as Modashi Kohai in Japan. KITAGUNI 7-8 J1530 Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 is a significant Fujiyoshi/Shimane sire, a son of Dai 7 Itozakura J65. Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 sired the Grand Champion at the seventh Zenkyo held in Iwate Prefecture in 1997. Kitaguni 7-8 J1530’s name figures prominently in current Japanese pedigrees, often crossed with sons or daughters of the Yasufuku line of Wagyu. The quality of the meat produced by Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 is considered to be consistently excellent. Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 was the maternal grandsire of record for carcasses that sold for $32,000 and $26,000 at the 2007 All-Japan Wagyu Competition. Notes Dai 14 Shigeru J8994 FB347 Notes Dai 14 Shigeru J8994 FB347 Dai 7 Itozakura J65 FB226 Dai 9 Itozakura J668635 FB395 Dai 7 Itozakura J65 FB226 Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 FB581 Harumi J9878 Dai 9 Itozakura J668635 FB395 Kitaguni 7 J81009 FB580 Morinaka FB579 14 15
KITAGUNI JR. DOB 10.07.1994 Kitaguni Jr., a valuable son of Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 and a grandson of Dai 7 Itozakura J65, was born in 1994. In Australian progeny testing: 1,800 F1 calves were fed 540 days [ADG = 1.8 lbs]. 65 percent graded 9+ on the Australian scale [grading above 12.9 on a numerical scale, which is three full grades above the highest USDA grade of Prime]. 35 percent graded 7–9, on a numerical marbling scale 10–12.9. [On the USDA scale, numbers 7–9 would be considered Prime+ and Prime++.] TF ITOMICHI 1-2 DOB 05.01.1994 IMPORTED TO U.S. 1995 TF Itomichi 1-2’s grandsire is Dai 7 Itozakura J65. His mother, Dai 2 Kintou, and grandmother, Ezokintou 1A, are high-grade cows of the Haraharashu line. His great-grandmother, Ezokintou J11961, was awarded Grand Prize at the third Zenkyo (All- Japan Wagyu) competition. The Dai Ni Kinto line is known for producing consistently large, quality beef. Itomichi 1-2 has been used to increase mature size and growth rate without reducing marbling. Dai 7 Itozakura J65 FB226 Notes Dai 7 Itozakura J65 FB226 Notes Kitaguni 7-8 J1530 FB581 Itomichi J1158 FB500 Kitaguni 7 J81009 FB580 Tomisakae 2-1 J116450 FB545 Kitaguni Jr. FB2422 TF Itomichi 1-2 FB2126 Koufuku J2132 FB618 Dai 3 Kiyohime J632 FB488 Nakayuki J13943 FB2893 Dai 2 Kintou FB464 Nakhana 3 J1792470 FB591 Ezokintou 1A FB475 16 17
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