Two Eungai rams share $2600 top price

By Peter Lee
Updated September 27 2018 - 3:17pm, first published September 29 2016 - 4:00am
Eungai stud principal James McLagan (left), buyer Jason Camac, Keith Camac & Co, Landmark auctioneer Grant Lupton and Landmark Carnamah representative Tom Page with one of the $2600 equal top priced rams.
Eungai stud principal James McLagan (left), buyer Jason Camac, Keith Camac & Co, Landmark auctioneer Grant Lupton and Landmark Carnamah representative Tom Page with one of the $2600 equal top priced rams.

SPIRITED bidding at the annual on-property Eungai ram sale saw two sires share the top price of $2600, with regulars AP Martin & Sons, Miling, taking one and Keith Camac & Co, Gingin, buying the other.

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