March 3-4, 2026 DLMS Farmgate Timed Auction
………………………….. Gross Average
14 Yearling Bulls $126,500 $9,036
5 Open Heifers $28,550 $5,710
High Selling Bull
Lot 14, PINE BLUFF MR NOBILITY, sired by NGC Capitalist 118J ET. Sold for $13,000 to Devon Sales, Ardmore, AB.
March 2, 2026 Thorsby, AB
………………………. Gross Average
5 Yearling Bulls $65,500 $13,100
High Selling Bull
Lot 511N, BAR SK BOOMTOWN 511N, sired by M&M Outsider 4003 PLD. Sold for $15,000 to Billy Prokuda, Glenevis, AB. Consigned by Bar SK Cattle Co., Lloydminster.
February 28, 2026 Invermay, SK
…………………………. Gross Average
5 Two-Year Olds $61,500 $12,300
24 Yearlings $302,750 $12,615
29 Lots $364,250 $12,560
High Selling Bull
Lot 3, BUD NO DOUBT 21N, sired by Desertland Game Day 6K. Sold for $32,000 to Triple C Charolais, Ashern, MB.
February 25, 2026 Milestone, SK
…………………………….. Gross Average
58 Two-Year Olds $927,500 $15,991
9 Yearlings $128,500 $14,278
67 Bulls $1,056,000 $15,761
High Selling Bull
Lot 1, BECK’S FRONTLINE 439M, sired by DC/KCM Marksman E1145 PET. Sold for $57,500 to Footprint Farms, Esther, AB
February 21, 2026 DLMS Live Online Auction
………………………………… Gross Average
9 Semen Lots $111,125 $473/straw
8 Embryos Lots $89,700 $1,869/embryo
February 21, 2026 Ste. Rose, MB
……………………….. Gross Average
1 Mature Bull $18,000 $18,000
11 Two-Year Olds $100,000 $9,091
15 Yearlings $170,500 $11,367
27 Lots $288,500 $10,685
High Selling Mature Bull
Lot 48, KAYR PECOS 17K, sired by M&M Outsider 4003 PLD. Sold for $18,000 to Sundance Charolais, Amaranth. Consigned by Bar J Charolais, Ste. Rose.
High Selling Two-Year Old Bull
Lot 38, DH CHUCKWAGON 27M, sired by DH Chuckwagon 19G. Sold for $10,500 to Shirt-Tail Creek Beed & Seed Ltd., Dauphin. Consigned by Myhre Land & Cattle Co., Dauphin.
High Selling Yearling
Lot 57, BAR J HIGH CLASS 528N, sired by KAYR Django 88J. Sold for $16,500 to Leonard Zdan, Alonsa. Consigned by Bar J Charolais, Ste. Rose.
February 11, 2026 Miami, MB
……………………………………… Gross Average
36 Two Year Old Bulls $494,000 $13,722
77 Yearling Bulls $1,110,956 $14,428
113 Lots $1,604,956 $14,203
High Selling Yearling Bull
Lot 55, Steppler Wayko 195N, sired by Beck’s Throttle 201K. Sold for $23,000 to Allan Jones, MB.
John Alexander (Jack) Robertson, 87, of Amaranth, MB. died peacefully at home on February 4th with his family. Jack was born December 7th , 1938 in Winnipeg. He spent the early years of his life on the family farm at Lynches Point before moving to Harcus in 1953 where the Robertson family continued to ranch beef cattle and raised mink & fox for fur. Jack was a highly respected horseman. He was one of the first breeders of Paint horses in the 1950’s, showing them successfully both in Canada and the U.S.. Jack trained and competed with western pleasure horses before transitioning to training thoroughbreds’ in the early 70’s. He continued as an Owner/Trainer at Assiniboia Downs for 43 years, winning more than 600 races and earning such achievements as Trainer of the year and Horse of the year. In 1969 Jack bought his first Charolais bull and in 1973 added his first Registered Charolais females and the Bar -J Charolais herd continues as a family operation today. Jack leaves behind many family, friends and a legacy of honesty, integrity and the young people he mentored and set on a path to success.
February 6, 2026 Cutknife, SK
…………………………………. Gross Average
40 Two Year Old Bulls $479,240 $11,981
High Selling Bulls
Lot 972M, WIRSTUK 972M, sired by LAE Homegrown 28H. Sold for $18,000 to Lee McGunigle.
Lot 973M, WIRSTUK 973M, sired by LAE Homegrown 28H. Sold for $15,500 to Gary Speight.
Lot 300M, WIRSTUK 300M, sired by LAE Homegrown 28H. Sold for $15,500 to Darin Jackson.
Katie Kolenosky and her heifer SVY ELSA 550N were slapped Reserve Champion purebred heifer and then went on to be the Reserve Supreme Champion at the junior show at the Heartland Cattleman’s Classic in Stettler, AB. The junior show was judged by Riley Pashulka, Derwent.
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