Majestic Family
Macquarie’s leading family. One of our oldest and most prepotent families.
Characteristics are early maturing, deep wide bodies with deep wide twists while carrying a well nourished 64s, long staple fleece.
Sires have sold for $15000 Continue reading
Olympus Family
Macquarie’s oldest family.
Characteristics are long & deep bodies, deep twist & carrying a long stapled 66s quality fleece.
Sires have sold for $20,000 Continue reading
Ace Family
A leading Macquarie family.
Characteristics are similar to the Majestic Family - deep wide bodies with deep wide twists and shorter in the leg, but are visually finer (66s).
Sires have sold for $12000 Continue reading
Empire Family
Family started with the purchase of a sire from Mt Alma Dohne Stud, SA.
Characteristics are exceptional structure, length and depth of body carrying a stylish, well crimped, bright and soft handling 66’s quality fleece.
Sires have sold to $8000 Continue reading
Wardry Family
This family is based on Uardry genetics. The first Uardry sire purchased was UD01-0281 in 2002 for $12000.
Characteristics are long bodies carrying medium fleece on a thick supple skin. Recent introductions include UD09-1550, UD11-1252 and DJ11-0121 purchased from DD stud, Moama NSW at the 2013 Premier sale. Continue reading
Colossus Family
Colossus family was formed by the purchase of the Far Valley sire FV01- 0125. MD03-0912 was the second sire of the Colossus family, sold at the 2005 National Dohne Sale at Dubbo. Sold for $9,000 to David & Anne Berrell of Midgery Dohne Stud Walgett NSW.
Characteristics are long bodies, early maturing with excellent medium/fine quality wool on a think supple skin. Continue reading
Apollo Family
The Apollo family started out with ram MD020196 the $10,000 top priced ram at the 2003 Riverina sale purchased by Coonong Dohne Stud, Urana. Characteristics are plain bodied & well-muscled with exceptional conformation and quality fine/medium wool. Continue reading
Distinction Family
Distinction family was formed by MD010100 the 2003 National Sale Topper and the highest priced ram sold at auction in 2003. 100 sold to a syndicate of Middleview Dohne Stud, Dalgety and Steven Perry ‘Wyndabyne’, Warren for $15000.
Characteristics are plain bodies, early maturing with excellent medium/fine quality wool and conformation. Continue reading