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COOPWORTH

FLOCKBOOK

VOLUME MMXV11

2017

www.coopworthgenetics.co.nz

REGISTERED

COOPWORTH

FLOCKS

VOLUME MMXV11

Published by the Council of the

Coopworth Genetics New Zealand (Inc.)

2017

www.coopworthgenetics.co.nz

COOPWORTH GENETICS NEW ZEALAND (INC.)

OFFICERS AND COUNCIL

Patron:

W J CARTHEW, JP, QSM

6 Maire St, Pahiatua Ph: (06)376-6664

President:

K BROADBENT Waikaretu Valley Road, R.D 5 Tuakau Ph: (09)233-3104

email: [email protected]

Vice-President:

RW CARTER Kirikau Valley Road, R.D 3 Taumaranui Ph: (07)896-7030

email:[email protected]

Immediate Past President:

AE Dinger 128 Baker Road, R.D 4 Cambridge Ph: (07) 827-878


Secretary:

ALISON HIND P.O Box 85169 Lincoln university Ph: (03) 423-0817


Treasurer:

SUZANNE CARTER Kirikau Valley Road, R.D 3 Taumaranui Ph: (07) 896-7030


Council:

CM LOGAN 644 Weedons Road, R.D 8 Christchurch Ph: (03) 347-3042

(Convener Technical Committee) Cell 027 6048450


T ABRAHAM Puketauru, R.D.3, Marton Ph: (06) 327-6248

email : [email protected]

R MITCHELL 284 Estate Road, Wairuna, R.D.2 Clinton Ph: (03) 415-7687


R RICHARDS Taumarunui-Ngapuke Road, R.D.4 Taumarunui Ph: (07) 895-7144


Public Relations Officer

K BROADBENT Waikaretu Valley Road, R.D 5 Tuakau Ph:(09)233-3104

LIFE MEMBERS

VR CLARK, A.I.S.T. ONZM "Linville Grange", 79 East Belt, Lincoln.

JD WILKIE, Dip.Ag(Sheep)(Dist.)Massey "Waione", Whangaehu, R.D.11., Wanganui.

W J CARTHEW 6 Maire Street Pahiatua

AH DENFORD Acacia Road, R.D.5, Rotorua, 3076

RH SEYMOUR Homebush, R.D.5 Masterton

GA SMITH Tamlet, 122 Mimihau School Road, Wyndham

mailto:[email protected]






DISTRICT CO-ORDINATING INSPECTORS

AUCKLAND/WAIKATO:

K BROADBENT Waikaretu Valley Road, R.D 5 Tuaka Ph: (09)233-3104

GISBORNE/HAWKES BAY:

BR TEUTENBERG 218 Pakowhai Road RD 2 Gisborne Ph:(06)862-8768

WEST COAST (N.I.):

PLS SHERRIFF "Pine Park", R.D.2., Marton. Ph:(06)327-7284

WAIRARAPA:

WJ CARTHEW 6 Maire St, Pahiatua Ph: (06)376-6664

CANTERBURY/MARLBOROUGH/NELSON/WEST COAST:

NORTH CANTERBURY:

CM LOGAN 644 Weedons Road, R.D 8 Christchurch Ph:(03)347-3042

MID-CANTERBURY/SOUTH CANTERBURY

To be Advised

NORTH OTAGO/OTAGO:

R MITCHELL 284 Estate Road, Wairuna, R.D.2 Clinton Ph: (03) 415-7687

SOUTHLAND:

To be Advised

INSPECTORS

All Officers, Councillors, District Co-ordinators and:

DT ABRAHAM 19 Milne Street Marton PH:(06)327-6476

JD WILKIE "Waione", Whangaehu, R.D.11., Wanganui. Ph:(06)342-6883

COOPWORTH GENETICS NEW ZEALAND

INCORPORATED

CONSTITUTION

NAME

1. The name of the Society is "Coopworth Genetics New Zealand Incorporated".

OFFICE

2. The Registered Office of the Society shall be at the address of the Secretary from time

to time or such other place as may from time to time be decided by the Council.

OBJECTS

3. The objects for which the Society is established are -

(a) To promote and encourage by emphasis on the measurement and recording of

productive characters the breeding of sheep most profitable in terms of both meat

and wool.

(b) To accept for registration such sheep as shall from time to time meet the breeding

standards of the Society.

(c) To draw up regulations to control breeding selection and culling designed to

promote and encourage the objectives of high lambing percentages, long

productive life, high growth rates, good weight and quality of wool and easy

shepherding in the breed.

(d) To promote the continued improvement of the breed.

(e) To establish and publish a Flock Book of the Society listing with details, the

registered flocks and such other information as the Council may from time to time

decide.

(f) To appoint Inspectors to examine members' sheep and records and to

recommend flocks for registration or otherwise.

(g) To collect subscriptions, fees or charges, accept gifts, invest and borrow money

with or without security, provide facilities for the conduct of the Society's business,

arrange exhibitions, arrange extension and publicity activities, to employ and

dismiss staff and perform and carry on all such other lawful acts and things which

are deemed conducive to the attainment of the objectives of the Society.

(h) To engage in or subsidise any branch of scientific research to further the

productivity and profitability of sheep farming.

(i) To investigate the use of any genetic material which may be available and to form

associated Flock Books incorporating this material if in the opinion of the Council

of the day this action would be of national benefit.

MEMBERS

4. (a) A person may become a member of the Society without owning a registered flock.

(b) The number of members shall not be limited but shall not at any time be less than

fifteen.

(c) Every member who joins the Society must declare in writing that he will abide by

the Constitution and Regulations of the Society.

(d) No person shall be entitled to registration of his flock by the Society unless he will

be a member hereof and failure to become or remain a member shall entitle the

Council to remove the person's flock from its register.

(e) All applications for membership shall be lodged with the Secretary and shall bear

the signature of members of the Society as proposer and seconder. Council to

have power of confirmation.

(f) On the recommendation of the Council signified by an affirmative vote of not less

than 80% of Council members present and voting any person who has performed

signal service to the benefit of the Society may be elected a Life Member of the

Society at any Annual General Meeting by the vote of two-thirds of those present

and eligible to vote. A Life Member shall be entitled to all the privileges of

membership without payment of any subscription.

(g) On the recommendation of Council to an AGM an honorary member may be

elected by majority vote.

MANAGEMENT AND COUNCIL

5. (a) The management of the Society shall be vested in a Council of up to eleven

members comprising a Patron, a President who shall be Chairman,

Vice-President, Treasurer and a Committee of up to seven members each of

whom shall be entitled to vote at Council Meetings. An immediate past President

shall be ex officio an additional member of the Council for a period of one year

after the date of his retirement as President and shall be entitled to vote.

(b) The Council shall have the power to draw up and adopt regulations governing

membership of the Society including the imposition of entrance fees,

subscriptions, dues, fines and registration fees, and regulations governing the

quality and control of the Coopworth breed and registration of flocks thereof.

(c) The quorum for a Council meeting shall be five.

(d) The Council shall have the power to co-opt a maximum for two members in any

one year and any co-opted members shall be entitled to vote at Council meetings.

(e) At its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting the Council shall appoint the

Executive Committee comprising the Chairman, Vice-President, Treasurer and

one Committee member and may delegate to it all or any of the powers of the

Council.

(f) The Council shall appoint and, where necessary, dismiss Inspectors for the

Society.

(g) The Secretary shall keep the books of the Society, conduct correspondence,

write minutes of meetings. The Treasurer shall receive and be responsible for all

Society monies. The offices of Secretary and Treasurer may be held separately.

(h) The financial year of the Society shall commence on the 1st day of April in each

year and the Society shall at each Annual General Meeting consider and if it so

desires adopt a statement of accounts and balance sheet for the preceding

financial year. The Council shall open and maintain a Banking Account in the

name of the Society and such account shall be operated upon by such person or

persons and in such manner as the Council may from time to time determine.

6. The members of the Council shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting to be held

not more than ten months after the close of each financial year. Each member of the

Committee of the Council shall hold office for three years from the date of his election.

At the meeting of the Council immediately prior to the first Annual General Meeting held

following the adoption of this Constitution the Committee of the Council shall decide by

ballot those three of its members required to retire by rotation at the end of each of the

first and second years after their election hereunder. The Patron, President,

Vice-President and Treasurer shall each be elected annually.

7. AFFILIATION:

(a) The Council may grant affiliation to a Society in another place provided -

(i) The Constitution and Rules and Regulations of such Society are not in

conflict with the Constitution of this Society.

(ii) The title of that Society is acceptable to the Council.

(iii) That Society shall agree to representatives of the Council of this Society

attending any meeting of members or of the Committee of such other

Society provided that costs of such attendance shall not be a charge on

the affiliated Society and that any representative of this Society so

attending shall have no right to vote.

(iv) That Society shall meet the reasonable costs incurred by this Society

as a result of affiliation.

(b) An affiliated Society shall have the right to appoint one representative to the

Council of this Society or such greater number of representatives at the Council

of this Society shall deem appropriate.

(c) An affiliated Society shall have full control of the affairs of their members in

respect of administration, finance, inspection of sheep and acceptance of sheep

for entry in the Flock Book of such affiliated Society.

(d) Sheep accepted into the Flock Book of an affiliated Society may at the discretion

of the Council appear in an appendix to the Flock Book of this Society.

(e) Notwithstanding anything herein contained this Society may in its absolute

discretion refuse affiliation to any Society or may disaffiliate any affiliated Society

from time to time.

ALTERATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS

8. The Regulations made and adopted by the Council shall be submitted to and approved

by the next Annual General Meeting of the Society after their adoption or modification.

9. The articles of this Constitution may from time to time be revoked, altered or added

to by a Resolution passed at an Annual General Meeting or at a special General Meeting

convened for the purpose by a majority of at least two-thirds of the members present

and voting.

10. Notice of Annual General Meeting together with the names of Council members due to

retire by rotation shall be given in writing to members at least fourteen days before the

date set for such meeting and notice of intention to alter articles of this Constitution must

be given to all members at least fourteen days between such Annual General Meeting

or special General Meeting. The quorum for any General Meeting shall be not less than

ten persons present at the commencement thereof.

INTERPRETATION

11. (a) In the interpretation of this Constitution and of the regulations adopted hereunder,

reference to members shall include individuals male or female, limited liability

companies, firms, institutions or incorporated Societies.

(b) A firm, company or institution shall by notice in writing to the Secretary nominate

one representative who shall be the "member" and may at any time revoke such

nomination and make a fresh nomination.

(c) The member shall to the exclusion of his principal be entitled to receive all notices

to which his principal is entitled and to attend and to vote at meetings in the name

and on behalf of his principal and shall also be entitled to enjoy the membership

privileges of his principal to which his principal would have been entitled were he

an individual.

(d) The Council may at any time without assigning any reason therefore call upon

the firm company or institution to revoke the appointment of its member and to

appoint some other member in his stead.

12. Voting at all meetings of the Council, the Executive and the Society shall be by show of hands, except where an issue is a major constitutional change or rule change requiring majority support of the Society members whereby Council may decide to utilize the option of video conferencing and therefore voting by e-conference means. The Chairman shall have a casting vote in addition to a deliberative vote. No person however qualified shall have more than one vote on any motion.

13. The Common Seal of the Society shall be in the custody of the Treasurer and may be

affixed on resolution of the Executive Committee in the presence of not less than two

members of that Committee.

RESIGNATION AND EXPULSION

14. Any member in good financial standing may resign upon giving written notice to the

Secretary before the date fixed for the Annual General Meeting. If any member being

the owner of a registered flock fails to comply with any requirements of the Society

imposed by this Constitution or by any regulation made pursuant hereto for a period of

seven days after receipt by him of a copy of the article or regulation claimed to be

breached the Council may deregister the flock and may after giving such member

from the Society.

15. In the event of the Society being wound up by a resolution for winding up being passed

by the Society in General Meeting the funds and assets of the Society shall be disposed

of and distributed as shall be decided by simple majority of the members present at that

Meeting. Provided that in no event may the surplus assets be distributed to the members

of the Society.

REGULATIONS

SECTION I

REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE BUSINESS OF THE SOCIETY

1. The financial year of the Society shall end on the 31st day of March in each and every

year.

2. At all General Meetings and Special General Meetings of the Society each member shall

be entitled to be present and to give one vote upon every question PROVIDED THAT in

the case of the equality of votes the Chairman of the Meeting shall have a second or

casting vote. Attendance at e-conference shall be deemed valid and therefore have

full voting rights, if Council has deemed the issue of sufficient importance to require

the e-conference option to be utilized.

3. The Council of the Society shall have the power to fix the honoraria of the Secretary and

Treasurer and to authorise payment of travelling and other expenses to the members of

the Council and its Inspectors.

4. The Council may draw upon a bank account or bank accounts cheques on which must

be the signatures of two of the members of the Executive Committee and cheques

payable to the Society may be endorsed by any one member of the Executive

Committee.

5. A special meeting of the Council shall be called by the President or any member of the

Executive upon receipt by him of a requisition signed by not less than four members of

the Council and such meetings shall be held within not less than four weeks from the

date of receipt of such requisition.

6. At all meetings of the Council the President shall preside and in his absence the

Vice-President and the Chairman for the meeting shall have a second or casting vote in

the case of the equality of votes.

7. In the event of absence from not less than two consecutive Council meetings of any

Council member without excuse acceptable to the Council the Council may declare that

member's position on the Council vacant and may if it so wishes appoint another member

of the Society to occupy that position on the Council until the next Annual General

Meeting.

8. The Council shall have power to settle and adjudicate upon all disputes between members

or between members and the Society on any matters pertaining to the Coopworth breed and

the definition, registration and transfer thereof and such decisions shall be binding on the

Society and on the member or members.

SECTION II

ORIGINS

1. The Coopworth breed had its origins in the 1950's and 1960's in the crossing of the Romney

ewe with the Border Leicester ram to produce the F1 Border-Romney and the subsequent

inter-breeding of them to give F2 and F3 generation progeny, which were then eligible to be

known and registered as Coopworths.

Since the 1970's the base of the Coopworth breed has been widened to include sheep bred

from white faced breeds other than the Romney, by continued topcrossing with Coopworth

rams.

DEFINITION OF A COOPWORTH 2. The present recommended breeding programme to produce a Coopworth, is one (1)

topcrossing by a Coopworth Single Entered (S.E.) ram over any other white faced wool

breed or wool breed cross ewe. Alternatively registered or screened Coopworth ewes may

be mated to any other white faced white wooled ram to produce F1 female stock that then

must be mated to a Single Entry Coopworth sire to produce eligible foundation stock under

sub section 3 following.

CPW

SE Sire

CPW AWWB

X

F2 = Coopworth

Ewe & Ram

X or X

3/4 / 1/4

F1 CPW

1/2 / 1/2

AWWB CPW

F2 Ewes and Rams are acceptable for entry to Registered Flocks.

ELIGIBILITY FOR REGISTRATION 3. (a) The foundation stock may be either registered (pedigree) or commercial.

The Regulations require that the sheep presented for registration shall have come

from foundation stock with a good breeding history and have already been subjected

to a high degree of selection based on recorded measurements. The breeder shall

currently be recording on a Society approved performance recording scheme and

applying Ewe and Sire Summary and selection List data to a progressive breeding

policy.

(b) Sheep presented for inspection and registration must be within DEFINITION (2).

They must also have been recorded on a Society approved scheme for a minimum

of one lambing, or be the progeny of parents recorded on the scheme, i.e.

accompanied by a Two Tooth Selection List. Minimum acceptable performance

requirement will be that a ewe has reared a reasonable set of twins or have positive

Index for maiden ewes on a Two Tooth Selection List.

(c) The degree of eligibility may vary according to the known breeding history of the

foundation stock and the degree of selectivity applied. Sheep submitted for

inspection for registration shall represent the top 20% of their age group based on a

recorded performance of fertility, growth rate, fleece weight and be physically sound,

growing quality wool and be acceptable representatives of the breed.

(d) Stock into which the Booroola "B" gene has been introduced, are not acceptable for

registration.

(e) All flocks must hold current Brucella Ovis accreditation

(f) Council may from time to time progressively raise the standards required for the

registration of new flocks originating from Definition 2.

3:1 COMPOSITE BREED FLOCKS

The Society will recognise, inspect and separately accept under the title of Composite Breed

Flocks, sheep falling outside Definition of a Coopworth, Section II.

Flocks applying for entry to the Composite Breed Flocks section must have applied

Coopworth Society regulations specifically 4 to 11 following, for a minimum period of 3 years

To retain registration as a composite breed flock, subsequent generations must be

maintained:

(a) Subject to Coopworth Society performance and selection requirements.

(b) Be White faced - white woolled.

DEREGISTRATION OF EWES

4. In order to improve early conception, lambing percentage, lamb growth rate and wool weight

and quality, the following sheep shall be deregistered, their ear tags removed and positive

identification applied.

(a) Any ewe (other than a hogget) which is barren.

(b) Any ewe which on more than one occasion fails to lamb in the first 38 days.

(c) Any ewe which does not lamb naturally, has a faulty udder, or has bearing trouble.

(d) Any ewe which prematurely develops poor wool or loses constitution, or develops

foot faults or defects.

(e) Any two tooth ewe which does not rank in the top 75% of latest selection list based

on NLW.

(f) Any four tooth ewe which does not rank in the top 40% of the latest selection list

based on NLW

Inclusive of the above, the culling at the hogget stage and after the two tooth lambing shall

be such that 40% of that age group must be culled between weaning as ewe lambs and

mating as four tooths.

INSPECTION AND REGISTRATION

5. Every sheep in a registered flock or in a flock submitted for registration must be individually

identifiable by ear tag as to serial number and year of birth and flock prefix, and these must

correspond to the breeder's records.

Breeders seeking initial registration shall apply direct to the Secretary for an application form

on which the breeder will give details of the history of the flock and the rams used.

Subsequent inspections maybe arranged by applying to the Secretary or District

Co-ordinator. The flock and the records will then be inspected by an Inspector appointed by

the Council, who shall report to the Council on the form provided. At inspection the sheep

shall have at least three months wool growth. The cost of the inspection shall be borne by

the breeder. All sheep not passed at inspection shall be positively identified by the owner

as having been rejected. All objections by the breeder to decisions of the Inspector must be

made known to him and an appeal made to the Council within 14 days of inspection. The

Inspector may inspect all rams, ewes and hoggets.

Inspection of rams for Transfer, Sale or use under Certificate of Service requires production

records to meet eligibility standards for SE Rams (regulation 8). No physical inspection is

required.

Single Entry Rams used for A.I or export require both physical and record inspection.

A list of the sheep passed shall be prepared and submitted to the Council, and if the Council

agrees, the flock duly registered. Once a flock has been registered there will be no further

inspections of that or any future generations unless otherwise directed by the Council. Any

breeder who offers unregistered sheep for registration, will have those sheep and two further

offerings inspected. Thereafter Council may give approval for sheep to be added without

inspection. Any such additions must fulfil the conditions laid down in Regulation (3).

The minimum size of flock eligible for initial registration shall be 50 ewes if derived from an

unregistered flock. Purchasers of ewes from a Registered flock will not be allocated a Flock

Number until a minimum of 50 ewes are transferred.

To retain registration it shall be mandatory that every registered flock be on a Society

approved performance recording scheme and base its selection on the records.

Inspectors may adjudicate on acceptability of sheep for registration or reinstatement, but

must report to Council the action taken.

Notwithstanding these Regulations the Council may register (reinstate) sheep upon written

application from a breeder, it if considers exceptional conditions exist. For this purpose the

Council may suspend, alter or amend any provisions of the Regulations in respect to that

particular application.

No sheep from a Registered flock may be entered into competitive showing, but they may

be demonstrated in natural condition if accompanied by display cards giving full productive

history.

No fertility enhancing drugs are to be used in registered Coopworth flocks with the exception

of embryo transfer programmes.

That all breeders eye muscle scan and record on SIL a minimum of 20% of ram lambs

weaned.

FLOCK PREFIX

6. Flock owners are required to submit to the Council for approval and registration, a prefix for

their flock. The Registered prefix shall be reserved for the use of the flock owner and shall

be used for all sheep born in his flock. The purchaser of a registered flock shall have no

right to the previous owner's prefix or flock number without his written consent and the

approval of the Council.

DEREGISTRATION OF FLOCK

7. The Council reserves the right to inspect any flock and the records kept, and a whole flock

can be deregistered if in the opinion of the Council, on the advice of any three inspectors,

the standard of the flock, recording, or any acts prejudicial to the breed, make the flock

unacceptable to the Council, or if the rules and regulations of the Society are not being

carried out both in spirit or in letter.

Every year a number of flocks will be balloted by Council and subjected to an inspection of

records and/or sheep. The owner of flocks not meeting Society requirements, may receive

assistance and guidance from Council. If Society requirements are not met the flock may

be deregistered at any time.

ELIGIBILITY FOR SINGLE ENTRY RAMS 8. All rams and ram lambs mated in Registered Flocks must be Single Entered.

To qualify for Single Entry a Ram must:

(a) Be at least F2 and be born in a registered flock.

(b) Be in the top 15% of Index (based on NLW) as shown on the most recent Selection

List (Flock Summary - Rams). Alternatively single entered rams may be selected from

the top 2% of goal trait leaders and be in the top 25% for overall DPO from across

flock analysis where possible, be eligible.

(c) That all Single Entered Rams be microphthalmia clear

(d) Records of rams for Transfer or use under Certificate of Service must be inspected.

Records of rams for "home" use are not required to be inspected.

(e) All Single Entered Rams and Ram Lambs used or sold must be accompanied by a

Single Entered Ram Form, signed by the Breeder and countersigned by an Inspector

in the case of a ram subject to Transfer. The SE card must be fully completed and

show all required information as presented by a Society approved performance

recording scheme.

Society Standard REV's

SIL Rev's as used in the SIL Dual Purpose Overall Index

Minimum Goal Trait Groups to be used: Reproduction, Survival, Growth, Meat, Wool

N.B. When presenting Rams for Single Entry registrations, the most recent fertility record of the

Dam must be included in the assessment of fertility. Dots over fertility records indicate that

one or more of the lambs born in a particular year was not reared to weaning. Should the

ewe have died or been removed from the flock that fact must be indicated by an X.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

9. The owner of any ewes mated with registered rams not his own, must return to the

Secretary, the Society's Certificate of Service signed by the owner of the rams.

FLOCK BOOK

10. A Flock Book shall be published annually giving a list of all flock owners and all rams

Single Entered. For every flock a history will be given, also listed will be the number of

ewes mated, number of ewe and ram lambs weaned the previous season, the prefix and

ear tag numbers of Single Entered sires used.

PRESENTATION OF SHEEP FOR SALE

11. Sheep offered for sale may be dipped, (not bloom dipped, covered, trimmed, locked,

oiled, plucked, singed or washed), but otherwise wool must be in natural condition.

Ram hoggets, including potential Single Entry, shall in the North Island not be shorn

before 20 June, and shall in the South Island not be shorn before 20 July, nor any ram

hogget be grazed preferentially until after last hogget input.

Purchasers of ALL rams or ram hoggets must receive a Society performance card,

showing Index and all required sub indexes and BVs. Rams sold at Auction must have

cards displayed on the pens, unless a catalogue adequately covering the Society

requirements is available.

ALL sheep offered for sale shall be accompanied by performance information.

Single Entry rams failing Society inspections or adjudicated against at auction sales will

not be eligible for transfer, except that rams injured or unwell on the day may be

subsequently inspected.

The Society reserves the right to remove a sample of wool for microscopic examination

to detect practices contrary to Society Regulations.

TRANSFERS

12. Registered sheep offered for transfer must pass inspection within the three months prior

to leaving the vendor's property. Pedigree and Transfer Forms must be signed by the

vendor and the purchaser. Transfer Forms to be forwarded to the Secretary before

closing date for Flock Returns.

Two tooth ewes sold for transfer must be in the top 75% of latest selection list based on

No of Lambs Weaned (NLW)

Sheep inspected for transfer and rejected shall no longer retain registration in the

breeder's flock.

Following purchase, further transfers will not be permitted within twelve months,

without prior consent of Council. Females purchased by other than a registered or

intending registered breeder, will not be subject to transfer.

EXPORT STANDARDS

13. To qualify for an export clearance, all sheep must be inspected and passed sound by

any two inspectors prior to commencement of blood testing.

All gene stock exported be tested and shown as microphthalmia clear

REGISTERED SHEEP:

(i) Rams must be Single Entered and in the top 15% of Index on final Selection

List, based on number of registered lambs weaned and F2 or later generation.

(ii) Ewes must be registered and in the top 50% of Index on final Selection List,

based on number of lambs weaned and F2 or later generation.

(iii) Ewe hoggets must be in the top 30% of Post Weaning Index.

(Note: No ram hoggets will be given clearance for Single Entry.)

COMMERCIAL SHEEP:

(i) Commercial sheep must be genuine Coopworths which are the progeny of rams

from a Registered Flock.

(ii) Flock rams must be from Registered parents and be from the top 40% of final

Index, based on number of lambs weaned.

(iii) Ram lambs must be from the top 30% of the Post Weaning Selection Index.

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING

14. (i) Artificial Insemination:

(a) Single Entry rams only may be used for semen collection and storage.

Rams must be inspected as if for export - i.e. two inspectors.

(b) There will be a semen collection registration charge.

(c) The Society will publish a register of rams approved for semen collection

and storage.

(d) The Society will issue a certificate of approval for semen for export.

(e) A Certificate of Service is to accompany Flock Returns to cover semen

used by A.I. in Registered Flocks.

(ii) Embryo Transfers and Freezing of Embryos.

(a) Population should remain intact.

To keep population intact use Code G - Foster Code.

(b) Natural mating to follow or be noted not joined (with option of re-entering

lambing list if conceived to a natural mating.)

A donor ewe must be in the top 20% of INDEX on the Two Tooth Selection List and have

had a positive B.V.HFW. She must be in the top 10% for her age group in the year

preceding her use as a donor.

For the progeny to retain registration they must have been sired by a Single Entered

Sire, reared with and recorded with naturally produced contemporaries.

THESE REGULATIONS APPLY TO BOTH FRESH AND FROZEN GENESTOCK.

ANNUAL RETURNS

15. The owner of a registered Coopworth Flock must by the 31st of May each year make available to the secretary a list of sires used, the total number of ewes mated, the number of ram and ewe lambs weaned from the previous mating. It is also a requirement of Society membership that the Society Technical Advisor will have access to breeder’s records on SIL for the collation of appropriate data to compile the annual flock book.

SOCIETY REQUIREMENTS

FLOCK RETURNS must be completed and mailed to the Technical Advisor by 31 May

each year. Failure to do so will incur a penalty of $100, plus omission from Flock Book.

SINGLE ENTERED RAMS

(i) To apply for Single Entry registration of rams, the breeder must furnish to the

Secretary a Single Entry Ram Form.

(ii) S.E. rams for Transfer or Certificate of Service use must be inspected.

(iii) A Ram Transfer Certificate must be completed for each Single Entered ram

sold (irrespective of age or previous transfers). The top copy of the certificate,

signed by vendor and purchaser, is to be forwarded to the Secretary.

INSPECTION OF EWES

Application for an inspection can be made to a District Co-ordinating Inspector or the

Secretary.

Ewes must carry at least three (3) months wool, be clearly identified and drafted into age

groups or categories for the Inspector.

All records must be available to the Inspector.

MINIMUM DATA REQUIRED TO BE RECORDED TO MAINTAIN SOCIETY REGISTRATION

– Pedigree – Number of lambs born (NLB) – Weaning weight – Fleece weight – Eye muscle scan – 20% of Ram Lambs weaned – Either of Live Weight 6, 10 or 12 – Live Weight 18 (2-tooth mating weight)

SOCIETY FEES

Annual Subscription .........................................................................................$50.00

Registration of Flock and Prefix........................................ .............................$120.00

INSPECTIONS (Paid by breeder)

Ewes, per visit, plus mileage ............................................................................$10.00

Rams, per ram inspected, plus mileage ..... ....................................................$5.00

REGISTRATION (Paid by breeder)

Per Single Entry Ram inspected or used in home flock ...................................$20.00

FLOCK FEE: Based on Flock size

Annual Promotion Levy ……………………………………………………………$80.00

Penalty for failure to furnish a Flock Return ........................................... ......$100.00

Mileage to be charged at commercial rates

EXPORT LEVY 2.5% of gross price.

COMMERCIAL EXPORT LEVY $100 base fee plus sheep at 10c per head and

travel at 60c/km.

(All Fees Excluding G.S.T.)

SIRES USED

EXPLANATION OF INFORMATION PRESENTED

From left to right across the page, the columns are:

Prefix: Registered prefix of the flock in which the ram was born. Eartag Number: Unique number of the ram.

Year: Year in which the ram was born. Index: Measure of total productivity. SIL MW+M INDEX Rank: Based on MW+M Index. Position of ram relative to contemporaries. DPA: SIL Dual Purpose Adult Size DPCR: SIL Dual Purpose Capped Reproduction DPG: SIL DUAL Purpose Lamb Growth DPM: SIL DUAL Purpose Meat Yield DPS: SIL Dual Purpose Survival DPW: SIL Dual Purpose Wool

REGISTERED

COOPWORTH

FLOCKS

2017

Flock No 1 Prefix LINCOLN

SIL Code 454 Tel. 03 321 8502

c/- C M Logan,AGLS, P O Box 85084, Lincoln University Fax. 03 325 3851

Contact: Chris Logan [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs weaned 2016= 338

Total Ewes Mated 2017 = 208

SIRES USED

LINCOLN 205/15

LINCOLN 228/15

LINCOLN 259/15

LINCOLN 312/15

LINCOLN 368/15

THE POPLARS 9861/15

Lincoln University

The flock was founded in 1958 and remained a closed flock until 1984. The genetic base of the flock was

widened with the introduction of industry rams in 1984 and 1985. In 1986 all ewes were allocated to one

of four selection lines: Control, Production Index, Lean Tissue Growth Rate, Clean Fleece Weight. Intense

selection within each line commenced in 1988 and is proposed to continue for 15 years. To enable the

policy to proceed the Lincoln flock has been classified as a RESEARCH FLOCK.


Flock No 5 Prefix. HINENUI

SIL Code 391 Tel. 06862 8768

Contact: Brett & Lucy Teutenberg [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs weaned 2016=2013


SIRES USED

WAIMAI ROMNEY 106/10

HINENUI 233/14

HINENUI 403/14

HINENUI 553/14

HINENUI 670/14

HINENUI 1041/14

HINENUI 1432/14

HINENUI 173/15

HINENUI 639/15

HINENUI 1200/15

HINENUI 1241/15

HINENUI 1435/15

HINENUI 1438/15

HINENUI 1849/15

ROMNEY MAKARETU 97/12






MARLOW 63/15

TAUTARI 352/15

Teutenberg B R & L M

Flock policy is to breed sheep for fertility, wool weight and an easy care with a high survival rate. Breeding

Exzema tolerant sheep with the required G.R. measurements are also features of the breeding

programme.

218 Pakowhai Rd, R.D.2 GISBORNE Fax.


Flock No 15 Prefix. PUKETAURU

SIL Code 403 Tel. 06 327 6248

Fax. 06 327 6240

Contact: Tom & Anne Abraham [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs weaned 2016=939


SIRES USED

HINENUI 590/12

PUKETAURU 89/12

PUKETAURU 214/13

PUKETAURU 473/13

PUKETAURU 3/14

PUKETAURU 282/14

PUKETAURU 34/15

PUKETAURU 306/15

PUKETAURU 591/15

PUKETAURU 909/15

PUKETAURU 912/15

PUKETAURU 104/16

PUKETAURU 511/16

MARLOW 234/15

Established in 1964, Puketauru Coopworths have been owned and managed by the Abraham family since

1971. Our breeding policy is to select rams that will provide high economic returns to our clients. Our

focus is on (1) Leaness of carcass coupled with a fast growth rate (2) Structural soundness with the ability

to move freely (3) High fertility and survivability (4) Wool weight and quality (5) Temperament and easy

care. We are committed to using new technologies to ensure progressing genetic gain in our flock.

T N & A S ABRAHAM

1865 State Highway 3, R.D.3 MARTON


Flock No 20 Prefix.

SIL Code 1115 Tel. 06 372 6671

Fax. 06 372 6678

Contact: George Williams [email protected]



SIRES USED

GRASSLAND ROMNEY 170/12

RAWAHI ROMNEY 2347/14

WARIMA ROMNEY 560/13

WARIMA ROMNEY 101/14

HINENUI 553/14

MARLOW 404/14

GRASSLAND 242/15

GRASSLAND 332/15

GRASSLAND 549/15

GRASSLAND 615/15

GRASSLAND 784/15

GRASSLAND 822/15

GRASSLAND 832/15

GRASSLAND 888/15

GRASSLAND 984/15

GRASSLAND 1256/16

GRASSLAND 1542/16

WAIRERE ROMNEY 2160/13

G WILLIAMS

GRASSENDALE

LONGRIDGE, R D 14, TINUI

Flock founded in 1969 with emphasis on wool weight and fertility. Flock dispersed into commercial ewes

in 1987. Screening of two tooths began again in 1993, sheep selected were above average for growth and

wool weight, they also included some progeny from the disbanded Premier Group. They have been mated

to S.E rams and since 1995 NZOSR sires have also been used. Breeding policy is to continue emphasis on

high wool weights, lean growth and to produce a high fertility sound hill country flock.


Flock No. 21 Prefix. PINEPARK

SIL Code. 1726 Tel. 06 327 6591

312 Tutaenui Rd, R D 2, MARTON Fax.

Contact: Edward Sherriff edsherriff @ farmside.co.nz


Total Ewes Mated 2017 =

SIRES USED

E W SHERRIFF

(1) Perpetuate established objectives - high productivity & fertility, constitution & structural soundness,

with flock assessed under intensive management and stocking rates. (2) A constant on-going quest to

meet ever changing meat and wool market options. Takes aboard pred-testing, carcass scanning and

professional consultancy, while new and existing genetic material (both Coopworth & other breeds) are

tested within the breeding programme.

Flock No. 32 Prefix. WAIONE

SIL Code. 1207 Tel. 06 342 6883

WAIONE, WHANGAEHU, R D 11, WHANGANUI Fax. 06 342 6660

Contact: John Wilkie Email. [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs weaned 2016 = 302


SIRES USED

WAIONE 87/14

WAIONE 286/14

WAIONE 68/15

WAIONE 83/15

WAIONE 162/15

WAIONE 285/15

WAIONE 231/14

NIKAU 231/14

The Waione flock has been interbred since the mid 1960's, and ewes screened for twinning and wool

mated to Lincoln and Hinenui sires, formed the basis of the recorded flock registered in 1970. A

foundation participant in NZOSR, genetics introduced since 1985 have been reference proven, with the

flock selection philosophy firmly directed at the 5 major SIL goal traits plus commercial suitability, assisted

by muscle scanning and wool sample testing. The flock has also been extensively screened for FE tolerance

by GGT blood-test and within-flock bred sires are currently testing at Raqmguard 0.55 (2006).

J D WILKIE


Flock No Prefix.

SIL Code 528 Tel.

Fax.

Contact: James Falloon


Total Ewes Mated 2017 =1094

SIRES USED

TURANGANUI ROMNEY 2140/12

DITTON 1685/12

DITTON 1339/15

DITTON 1403/15

DITTON 1547/15

DITTON 1565/15

DITTON 1573/15

DITTON 1703/13

WAI-LTI ROMNEY 560/14

J R & J FALLOON

06 372 4882

DITTON49

Our objective is to breed ewes that convert grass into protein (meat & wool) in the most efficient money

making way. Because that’s where the profits are for the commercial farmer.

[email protected]

06 372 4880Ditton, R D 6, MASTERTON


Flock No. 62 Prefix. MARLOW

SIL Code. 712 Tel. 06 855 8265

Marlow Hill, RD1, Waipukarau, 4281 Fax. 06 855 8265

Contact: Steve Wyn-Harris Email. [email protected]



SIRES USED

HINENUI 553/14

MARLOW 404/14

MARLOW 63/15

MARLOW 168/15

MARLOW 233/15

MARLOW 347/15

MARLOW 464/15

MARLOW 67/16

MARLOW 407/16

Pursuing the usual Coopworth objectives with a strong emphasis on growth and meat. New technologies

are employed such as ultrasound scanning along with a fast genetic turnover to assist rapid progress. The

aim is to maximise gross sheep income returns per hectare and stock unit for this flock and clients. A

Facial Eczema tolerant flock and a member of NZOSR.

S WYN-HARRIS

Flock No. 77 Prefix. BLACKDALE

SIL Code. 719 Tel. 03 224 6106

Fax. 03 224 6059

Contact: Leon Black Email.


Total Ewes Mated 2017= 102

SIRES USED

BLACKDALE C571/12

BLACKDALE 65/16

BLACKDALE COMPOSITE C862/16

Breeding policy to select for best measured productive performance for lambs reared, weaning weight,

lifetime wool production, and lean growth rate; combined with sound physical type and ease of

management.

[email protected]

C/- P D, M O & L G BLACK, EMEDALE 3 R D, RIVERTON

BLACKDALE STUD


Flock No Prefix.

SIL Code Tel.

Fax.

Contact: Simon & Pascal Carthew



SIRES USED

TURNBERRY 299/14

TURNBERRY 469/14

TURNBERRY 1113/14

TURNBERRY 57/15

TURNBERRY 324/15

TURNBERRY 531/15

TURNBERRY 114/16

TURNBERRY 199/16

TURNBERRY 249/16

TURNBERRY 377/16

NIKAU 231/14

TURNBERRY81

932 Rangiwahia Rd, Rd 54 Kimbolton

Recognising the productive and financial merit of true dual purpose sheep. The Grange flock, farmed on

the hills, has adopted new technology and sound breeding techniques to achieve this end.

06 328 5006689

[email protected]

Carthew Genetics


Flock No. 128 Prefix. ASHGROVE

SIL Code. 1139 Tel. 09 438 8563

161 Pukeatua Rd R D 9 Whangarei 0179

Contact: James Parsons [email protected]



SIRES USED

ASHGROVE 395/10

ASHGROVE 523/12

ASHGROVE 108/13

ASHGROVE 57/15

ASHGROVE 130/15

NIKAU 581/15

Crossbreeding commenced 1962. Recording 1970. Stud flock registered 1974. Breeding for F.E resistance

began in 1984. A member of NZOSR since 1987. Main aim is to breed from the most productive animals

with the final selection criteria being resistance to Facial Eczema.

J PARSONS



Flock No. 145 Prefix: TAMLET

SIL Code. 1138 Tel. 03 206 4925

NO 2 R D, WYNDHAM, 9892 Fax. 03 206 4925

Contact: George Smith [email protected]



SIRES USED

ASHTON GLEN 251/16

TAMLET 245/14

TAMLET 11/15

TAMLET 72/15

TAMLET 197/15

BLACKDALE 142/12

G A & K & H B SMITH

S E sires selected on soundness, high index, high clean fleece weight and high lean growth index. Ewes

selected on soundness, emphasising fertility and fleece weight. Ewes removed for low lamb production

and mothering ability breeding values.


Flock No. 145a Prefix: TAMLET

SIL Code. 1138 Tel. 03 206 4925

NO 2 R D, WYNDHAM, 9892 Fax. 03 206 4925

Contact: George Smith [email protected]



SIRES USED

TAMLET 489/12

TAMLET 172/14

TAMLET 10/14

TAMLET 23/14

TAMLET 11/15

TAMLET 380/16

Since 1998 a proportion of Registered Coopworth ewes have been mated to non coopworth sires. The

sires used have been Romney, Romney/East Friesan cross and Perendale/Texel cross.

G A & K & H B SMITH


Flock No. 165 Prefix. WAIKOURA

SIL Code. 1009 Tel. 03 431 7819

AWAKAMOA, 14K R D, OAMARU Fax. 03 431 7819

Contact: John & Alison Lee Email. [email protected]



SIRES USED

WAIKOURA 131/15

WAIKOURA 189/15

J R & A G LEE

Flock was founded by sceening high fertility, wool quality ewes prior to 1976. Emphasis is on Index

Weaning Weights, Wool production and recording Fat Cover on ram lambs.

Flock No. 188 Prefix. WHARETOA

SIL Code. 1084 Tel. 03 415 9074

Fax. 03 415 9074

Contact: Garth & Chris Shaw Email. [email protected]



SIRES USED

WHARETOA 12/16

WHARETOA 24/16

WHARETOA TEXEL A8/16



BLACKDALE TEXEL 439/16

Breeding emphasis is placed on traits that return to the commercial farmer the Maximum Dollar returns

per ha possible. These include - Fertility, Weaning weight, High 100 day post weaning gain, Good muscling,

Heavy stylish wool. Selection is also being done to identify sheep that are low contaminators of pasture

with Internal Parasites. Sheep must also be of good temperament and pleasing to look at. Member of

APEX Sire Referencing Group.

WHARETOA, R D 4, BALCLUTHA

G M & C A SHAW


Flock No. 188a Prefix. WHARETOA

SIL Code. 2576 Tel. 03 415 9074

Fax. 03 415 9074




SIRES USED






BLACKDALE TEXEL 439/16


G M & C A SHAW (TEXEL FLOCK)

With the payment for Meat Yield upon us, we have used Myomax Gold Texel and Meatmaker rams over

high fertility Coopworth ewes. The progeny have strong meat characteristics ideal for producing lambs

that will meet the specifications required by Meat companies'.


Flock No. 188b Prefix. WHARETOA

SIL Code. 4512 Tel. 03 415 9074

Fax. 03 415 9074


B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs weaned 2016 =409


SIRES USED

PUNCHBOWL SUFFOLK 165/11

WHARETOA MEATMAKER T284/12

WHARETOA MEATMAKER T63/14

WHARETOA MEATMAKER 52/16









G M & C A SHAW (MEATMAKER FLOCK)


Flock No 188c Prefix.

SIL Code 4976 Tel.

Fax.




SIRES USED

WHARETOA 66/16

WHARETOA 84/16

WHARETOA COMPOSITE 1286/14











03 415 9074WHARETOA, R D 4, BALCLUTHA

03 415 9074

WHARETOA

G M & C A SHAW (COMPOSITE FLOCK)


Flock No. 216 Prefix. LAWSON-LEA

SIL Code. 2477 Tel. 03 224-6369

GROPERS BUSH, R D 3, RIVERTON Fax. 03 224-6369

Contact: Graeme & Raewyn Black Email: lawsonlea&woosh.co.nz



SIRES USED

LAWSON-LEA T5/14

LAWSON-LEA 14/15

LAWSON-LEA 207/15

LAWSON-LEA 260/15

LAWSON-LEA 46/16

LAWSON-LEA 87/16

LAWSON-LEA 157/16

G L & R R BLACK

After twenty years of selection for fertility, wool growth amd easy care, our present flock has the ability to

produce maximum returns for wool and lean meat, from a very acceptable looking Coopworth sheep

without cross-breeding.

Flock No. 225 Prefix. TE RAE

SIL Code. 1011 Tel. 07871 0706

314 Hishon Road R D 3 WINTON 9783 Email. [email protected]

Contact: Chris Wilson

C WILSON

Te Rae Genetics are using Coopworth genetics for the purpose of crossbreeding. Objectives are to breed

rams that will produce the highest financial return for the commercial farmer with an emphasis on Eye

Muscle, Meat yield, Fast growth rates, Fertility and Medium style wool, sound type and temperament are

also important.


Flock No. 226 Prefix. TAUTARI

SIL Code. 1481 Tel. 07871 0706

R D 2, OPARAU, TE AWAMUTU Fax.

Contact: John Mills



SIRES USED

KAAHU 25/15

TAUTARI 378/14

TAUTARI 301/15

TAUTARI 352/15

TAUTARI 354/15

TAUTARI 447/15

TAUTARI 514/15

TAUTARI 531/15

Tautari policy is to endeavour to produce large, reasonably prolific, eczema resistant, well woolled sheep

that will produce heavy lean lambs.

J A MILLS

Flock No. 253 Prefix. ASHAIG FARM

SIL Code. 1821 Tel. 03 445 4059

71 Gair Avenue, CROMWELL Fax.

Contact: George Fletcher Email [email protected]



SIRES USED

LINCOLN 233/12

ASHAIG FARM 35/16

ASHAIG FARM 75/16

GLENDHU 136/16

Founded in 1981 with purchase of 40 ewes from Happy Valley and 10 ewes from Scotsburn. 1982

purchased 50 ewes from Happy Valley. 1983 purchased 40 ewes from Happy Valley. 1990 purchased 126

ewes from Island Farm and 1994 40 ewes from Pleasant View. To breed a structurally sound sheep that

will give the best returns in the production of wool, meat and lambs for todays' survival.

G M & E I FLETCHER

Flock No. 278 Prefix. GLENRAE

SIL Code. 1735 Tel. 03 248 7608

GLENRAE, 4 R D, LUMSDEN Fax.

Contact: Glen Mitchell [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total Lambs born 2016 = 191


SIRES USED

GLENRAE 155/16

GLENRAE 408/16

GLENRAE COOPDALE 177/15

GLENRAE COOPDALE 289/16

Select 80-100 two-tooth ewes annually from 600 recorded hoggets. Selecting for 200% fertility, wool

weights within top 25%, growth and leanness. All recorded and flock sheep are run together and must

perform under strictly commercial conditions.

G B & M D MITCHELL

GLENRAE COOPDALE

Flock No. 284 Prefix. NIKAU

SIL Code. 1425 Tel. 09 233 3104

1779 Waikaretu Valley Rd, R D 5, TUAKAU

Contact: Broadbent K [email protected]



SIRES USED

NIKAU 104/15

NIKAU 445/15

NIKAU 581/15

NIKAU 592/15

NIKAU 293/16

K BROADBENT

Selection for total Production, Facial Eczema resistance, High fleece weights, Heavy lean lambs. Using Sire

referencing to lift the 'Nikau' flock into the elite production range for N.Z. sheep.


Flock No. 296 Prefix. THE POPLARS

SIL Code. 3110 Tel. 07 896 7020

136 Kirikau Valley Rd, R D 3, TAUMARUNUI Fax.

Contact: Robert Carter [email protected]



SIRES USED

NIKAU 231/14

THE POPLARS 7207/12

THE POPLARS 7950/12

THE POPLARS 9567/14

THE POPLARS 9745/14

THE POPLARS 1912/15

THE POPLARS 6681/15

THE POPLARS 1466/16

Breeding sheep that are both Eczema Tolerant and Parasite Resistant, using genetic material from any

available proven souce. Focus is on Lamb Growth, Fertility, Survival and Longevity.

ROBERT W CARTER


Flock No. 298 Prefix.

SIL Code. 2415 Tel.

Fax.

Contact: David Colhoun



SIRES USED

COLHOUN 57/12

COLHOUN 464/15

COLHOUN 554/15

COLHOUN 14/16

COLHOUN 127/16

COLHOUN 314/16

TWIN FARM 10/14

PAHIWI ROMNEY 781/14

BLACKDALE 142/12

Research and Development Knowledge is constantly sought and applied to optimise TOTAL Performance of

our Stud. Our studs concept for increasing productive performance based on population genetics and a

rigid culling system, set the pace for change toward the breeding of animals of superior genetic ability,

essential for progress and survival in the modern sheep farming economy.

496 Nth Makarewa Grove Bush, R D 6, INVERCARGILL

03 221 7269

COLHOUN

D W COLHOUN LTD


SIL Code. 2383 Tel.

Fax.

Contact: Mark Bryson [email protected]



SIRES USED

TE RAE TEXEL 160/13

MOERAKI DOWNS R105/14

Our breeding policy is to produce sheep which return the highest financial reward to the farmer with

emphasis on number of lambs weaned, high wool weights and a long productive life.

03 206 4448181a Waiarikiki Road, R D 2, WYNDHAM

WHITEGATE

M J & L M BRYSON

03 206 4448



SIL Code. 2638 Tel.

cc/- K KNOWLER, AG RESEARCH, 204 Woodlands -Morton Mains Rd Fax.

Contact: Kevin Knowler [email protected]

B-Ovis Accredited Total lambs weaned 2016 = 1333


SIRES USED

BLACKDALE 142/12

NEWHAVEN PERENDALE 866/15

WOODLANDS 1132/13

WOODLANDS 1328/13

WOODLANDS 1621/14

WOODLANDS 1332/15

WOODLANDS 1338/15

WOODLANDS 1403/15

WOODLANDS 1465/15

WOODLANDS 1491/15

WOODLANDS 1115/16

WOODLANDS 1130/16

WOODLANDS 1145/16

WOODLANDS 1184/16

WOODLANDS 1339/16

WOODLANDS 1358/16

WOODLANDS 1447/16

WOODLANDS 1694/16

WOODLANDS 1721/16

WOODLANDS COMPOSITE 1842/15

LANDCORP ROMNEY 1250/15

TWIN FARM ROMNEY 154/14

03 231 3012

WOODLANDS

INVERMAY COOPWORTHS

The flock was established by registration of ewes intensively selected within a research programme.

03 231 3012


D B & B W MCCULLOCH

Flock No. 324 Prefix. Glenlea

Sil code. 3132 Tel. 03 689 3869

GLENAVY, 10 R D WAIMATE

Contact: Bruce or Digger McCulloch

Flock established with the purchase of 51 registered ewes, 16 from Scotsburn(Flk119) and 35

from Blink Bonnie (Flk 136). Breeding emphasis will be on well boned sheep with high

fertility and heavy fleece weights.

B-Ovis Accredited Total Ewes mated 2016= 98


SIRES USED

GLENDHU 23/15

GLENLEA 115/14

Flock No. 332 Prefix. ASHTON GLEN

SIL Code. 4774 Tel.

284 Estate Rd, WAIRUNA, R D, CLINTON Fax. 03 415 7687

Contact: Ross or Ruth Mitchell [email protected]



SIRES USED

TAMLET 555/13

TAMLET 11/15

ASHTON GLEN 251/16

ASHTON GLEN 354/16

ASHTON GLEN 466/16

To breed structurally sound sheep. Production emphasis placed on fertility, growth and meat using SIL

performance Indexes. Aim to produce structurally sound animals with high genetic merit.

03 415 7687

R & R MITCHELL


Flock No. 333 Prefix. GLENDHU

SIL Code. 4830 Tel.

HERIOT, R D 2, TAPANUI Fax. 03 2042052

Contact: Fraser Fletcher [email protected]



SIRES USED

WHARETOA 158/16

03 204 2052

FLETCHER BROS


Flock No. 334 Prefix. KAAHU

SIL Code. 4797 Tel.

122 Kaahu Rd, R D, MANGAKINO Fax.

Contact: Murray Sargent [email protected]



SIRES USED

HINENUI 553/14

HINENUI 1849/15

NIKAU 581/15

KAAHU 158/14

KAAHU 25/15

KAAHU 38/15

KAAHU 102/15

KAAHU 130/15

KAAHU 283/16

KIKITANGEO ROMNEY T747/15

To breed SIL recorded FE tolerant high production sheep using the latest technologies available.

07 882 8899

MURRAY SARGENT


Flock No. 336 Prefix. ROMANI

SIL Code. 4851 Tel.

2041 Ngapuke Rd, TAUMARAUNUI Fax.

Contact: Ross Richards [email protected]



SIRES USED

HINENUI 553/14

ASHGROVE 523/12

NIKAU 231/14

KAAHU 38/15

ROMANI 246/13

ROMANI 68/14

ROMANI 181/14

07 895 7144

ROMANI FARMS LTD


F.E TOLERANT FLOCKS

Breeders listed below have complied with the following criteria. A breeder who has been F.E testing for a minimum of 3 years and at a current dose rate of 0.3 or greater may lay claim to having an F.E tolerant flock in the Flock Book. An F.E certificate covering all qualifying sires introduced into the flock must be sent to the secretary with annual return.

B R & L M TEUTENBERG FLOCK 5

T N & A S ABRAHAM FLOCK 15

E W SHERRIFF FLOCK 21 S WYN-HARRIS FLOCK 62 CARTHEW GENETICS FLOCK 81 ASHGROVE LTD C/- J PARSONS FLOCK 128 J A MILLS FLOCK 226 K BROADBENT FLOCK 284 R W CARTER FLOCK 296 SARGENT PARTNERSHIP C/- MURRAY SARGENT FLOCK 334 R RICHARDS FLOCK 336

FLOCK OWNERS

FLOCK OWNERS Flock Prefix Phone no.

TN & AS ABRAHAM

BLACKDALE STUD

GL & RR BLACK

MARK BRYSON

ROBERT W CARTER

SJ & P CARTHEW

DW COLHOUN

RM FALLOON

GM & EI FLETCHER

FRASER FLETCHER

INVERMAY COOPWORTHS

JR & AG LEE

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

DB & BW MCCULLOCH

JA MILLS

GB & MD MITCHELL

R & R MITCHELL

J PARSONS

ROSS RICHARDS

MURRAY SARGENT GM & CA SHAW E SHERRIFF

GA & K SMITH

BR & LM TEUTENBERG K BROADBENT GEORGE WILLIAMS JD WILKIE

C WILSON S WYN-HARRIS

PUKETAURU

BLACKDALE

LAWSON-LEA

WHITEGATE

THE POPLARS

TURNBERRY

COLHOUN

DITTON

ASHAIG FARM

GLENDHU

WOODLANDS

WAIKOURA

LINCOLN

GLENLEA

TAUTARI

GLENRAE

ASHTON GLEN

ASH GROVE

ROMANI

KAAHU

WHARETOA PINE PARK TAMLET HINENUI NIKAU GRASSENDALE WAIONE

TE RAE

MARLOW

(06) 327-6248

(03) 224-6106

(03) 224-6369

(03) 206-4448

(07) 896-7020

(06) 329-3198

(03) 221-7269

(06) 372-4882

(03) 204-2052

(03) 204-2052

(03) 489-3809

(03) 431-7819

(03) 423-0670

(03) 689-3869

(07) 871-0706

(03) 248-7080

(03) 415-7687

(09) 434-6084

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FLOCKS BY PREFIX

PREFIX FLOCK PREFIX FLOCK

ASHAIG FARM 253 ASHGROVE 128

ASHTON GLEN 332 AWA MARA 255

BLACKDALE 77 COLHOUN 298

CORYSTON 35 DITTON 49

GLENDHU 333 GLENLEA 324

GLENRAE 278 HINENUI 5

KAAHU 334 LAWSON-LEA 216

LINCOLN 1 MARLOW 62

NIKAU 284 PINE PARK 21

PUKETAURU 15 QUEENFIELD 289

ROMANI 336 SCOTSBURN 119

TAMLET 145 TAUTARI 226THE

POPLARS 296 TE RAE 225

TORRESDALE 329 TURNBERRY 81

WAIKOURA 165 WAIONE 32

WHARETOA 188 WHITEGATE 299

WOODLANDS 314

Documents

COOPWORTH FLOCKBOOKimages.pbbnz.com/cms/b8_ww7k_coopworth-flock-book-2017.pdf · MEMBERS 4. (a) A person may become a member of the Society without owning a registered flock. (b)