NCC Brahman annual sale 2015 tops $70,000 and averages $12,523

By Inga Stünzner
Updated October 27 2015 - 10:10pm, first published 10:00pm
Top notch: Buying the top-priced bull, NCC Lord Delaware, for $70,000 was stud partnership David and Julie McCamley, Palmal, Dingo, and Andrew and Anna McCamley, 2AM, Dingo, with vendor Brett Nobbs. Picture: Inga Stünzner
Top notch: Buying the top-priced bull, NCC Lord Delaware, for $70,000 was stud partnership David and Julie McCamley, Palmal, Dingo, and Andrew and Anna McCamley, 2AM, Dingo, with vendor Brett Nobbs. Picture: Inga Stünzner

The $70,000 top, $12,523 average and 100 per cent clearance at the NCC Brahman annual bull sale on Tuesday was not just a boon for the stud, but for the Brahman breed.

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