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December 2007: The Prince remains in Suffolk
We’re pleased to announce the sale of Shadwell Prince Amico F245, who sells to neighbouring breeder David Jermy, Lowerstoft. Prince Amico is by the Royal Added value 19D (IMP) son Shadwell Black Baroque A048 and is out of the Netherton Pam daughter Shadwell Pam Amy. We wish him every bit of success with his purchase
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Prince Amico pictured at 10 months old (note his grand sire’s stamp of power in the rear end)
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December 2006: Another good sale for Shadwell Red Aberdeen-Angus
Following an enquiry for red Aberdeen-Angus calves, we’re pleased to announce the sale of three red females to Mr Finney, Froghall, Staffordshire. In a private deal, Mr Finney secured Netherton Red Pamela V22 with her red heifer calf at foot. He also bought Shadwell Red Gemima, a heifer by Shadwell Black Baroque. We’d like to wish him every success with his purchases and look forward to repeat business soon.
October 2006: Two Shadwell bulls head to Lockerbie
Heading to Hoddom and Kinmount Estates in Lockerbie are two young bulls. One is sired by Shadwell Emperor out of Shadwell Jury Erica Z004 and the other is by Shadwell Black Baroque A048 out of Shadwell Princess Champers. These bulls will be running in the estate’s pedigree and commercial herds.
May 2006: Shadwell Prince Amico sold to Huntington
Helping fill an order for a senior stock bull, we are pleased to announce the sale of the four year old bull Shadwell Prince Amico D176. Sired by Blelack Blacksmith Y291 out of the TLA Northern Samurai granddaughter Shadwell Pamela Amy, he sold in a private deal to Mr Dow, Huntingdon.
May 2006: Shadwell take reserve male spot at Suffolk Show
Our small show team has had some success at this year’s Suffolk Show with the Shadwell Black Baroque sired Shadwell Euther taking first prize in the junior class and the reserve male championship. We also had a second and third prizes with yearling heifers and a first in the two year old heifer class with Shadwell Jayne Erica.
July 2004: Shadwell take the interbreed championship at the Royal Show
In an exciting and fitting end to his show career, Justin Eric X47 of Blelack led the Aberdeen-Angus classes with style before going on to take the coveted interbreed title at the Royal Show. Tapped out by judge and Somerset Limousin breeder Nick Hill, Justin was described as a bull with great power and presence in the show ring. “for a senior bull he moved impeccably and his ease of fleshing, length and locomotion meant he was an easy winner for me,” said Mr Hill after the judging.
In the breed classes, Justin was placed champion by David Walker of Galcantry. Mr Walker who at the time was looking for a senior herd sire later offered to purchase Justin as he was so impressed with him in the show ring.
July 2002: One of the best Royal’s so far for Shadwell
This year’s Royal Show was probably the best for some time for Shadwell Estates, as we dominated the Aberdeen-Angus classes. We started by leading the senior male offering with Royal Added value 19D, he later went on to take the male championship. We also took a first with Shadwell Brigan in the intermediate male section and narrowly missed out on a first place in the junior section by standing second with Shadwell Emperor. In the female section we took a first place in the yearling heifer class with Shadwell Elande.
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Royal Added Value
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Shadwell Brigan
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Shadwell Elande
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