Dalby draws large crowd and strong prices
The selling ring was packed to capacity for the 44th annual Dalby ASH sale.
Jim Ryan, president of the Darling Downs branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society who organsiers and runs the Dalby ASH sale.
Jack Dowling, Cloncurry, Taleah Wallace, Mt Perry, and Jaiden Hill, Taroom.
Ian Atthow, Millmerran, with Bomber Lancaster, Aubigeny.
Vynka Russell, formerly from Blackall, now Chase and Hide, Toowoomba, in her pop-up shop, which was popular at the Dalby ASH sale.
Prue Hayward, Warra, with Tamara Boshammer, Chinchilla.
Wade Hartwig, Ray White Rural, Toowoomba, keeps a firm eye out for bids from the stand.
Roger Boshammer, Chinchilla, with Coralie Daley, Roma.
Darryl Ramsay, Jandowae, with Terry Coleman, Tara.
Kerrie Thomson, Mostly Hills, Springsure, campaigns Oneofakind Yellow Rose, a five-year-old Palomino mare which sold to Andy Mulchay, Drummonslopes, Alpha, for $16,000.
Boss drover Bill Little, Roma, with his son William and daughter Cardea.
Courtney and Tom Ramsay, Cooranga North with Steve McNamara and Julie Kirk from Kyogle.
Graeme and Sally Finlayson, Armidale, NSW with their daughter Alice astride Nimmel Lori who sold for $21,000 to JWL Pastoral, Forbes,NSW.
Adam Wallen astride Narrego Miss Sinductor who sold on behalf of Belinda Barnes, Quirindi, NSW and topped the sale at $42,000.
Codie and Natalie Law, Yarrawa Park, Glen Innes, NSW.
The 44th annual Dalby Australian Stock Horse Sale is the largest sale of its kind in the nation, and attracted bidders registered from as far afield as New York, Victoria, Northern Territory, Western Australia, New South Wales and across Queensland vying for the 228 lots catalogued.
Overall 228 lots sold for an average of $9480 and $1.705 million changed hand over the weekend.
