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ROYAL RITO L2

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Faster horses

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Someone asked me about Royal Rito awhile back. I just
found the paper that included him. It is from 1999, so not
real current, but since there isn't much available on the bull
that I can find, I thought I would post the information from
back then.

Sire: CH STACKER
MGS: PBC 707 IMF0203

EPDS: BW +4; WW +41; Milk: +12; YW +77; Scro. 1.36

Royal Rito traces 4 times to Rito 707. He has just started to
show his real value. Daughters now calving look excellent.
Powerful, balanced and beautiful.
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I have long been interested in this bull and it is surprising,
because I never cared for Stacker cattle much. Some
friends of ours used him last year and really like what they
got--bulls and heifers. But last fall they did say they were a little
framier than some of the others. Guess I better talk to them now
and see what they think.
 
We have used Ben Lawson bloodlines and liked all of them... I always liked Ben because he said what was on his mind and at times went aginst the grain of the angus kissy, kissy, association..
Good utters and dispostion was a must for Ben... And I think they were cattle that could travel if they had too........
 
My best cow line traces to CH Stacker a daughter is now 13 and has an Alliance heifer calf at side this year her daughters have Bushwackers at side. They are 1200# cows not overlarge.3-4 frame deep ribbed cows.All with good udders and temperment.
 
Faster horses said:
Denny, you have some Viking GD60 bloodlines in your cattle, don't you?

katrina, yep, old Ben Lawson didn't cowtow to the Montana Mafia
either, so he always was a bit of a 'black sheep.' I appreciated him...
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Quite a bit.I had a chance to buy some grandsons last fall but I passed on them beings I have one already.Both bulls sold to a couple commercial herds here and collecting semen on them would be no problem. :wink:
 
Denny,

The nice thing about Viking is that it doesn't matter if you have grandsons, you can always use another. He won't bring inbreeding problems like most bulls of today.


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