What a looker! When Ella hit the video pen, the first comment was that I gave her the wrong name, she should be called “Fancy.” 182/1 is the flashiest heifer I think we’ve ever produced. When you view her from the profile, she’s so feminine in the way her head and neck are constructed, extremely smooth and balanced through her center cavity, and long and level down her topline and out through her hip. Structurally, you simply can’t build one any better. Yet, with this incredible amount of look and style, she still reads with above average muscle mass, expression, and center body dimension. No matter what a judge’s preference or style is, if they know how to evaluate structure and design, this female will always be in contention. She backs this up with the same elite pedigree that you find in Lots 1, 3, 6 and 8, being out of +Lady H Emma Manso 288/2 and sired by M2 BRC Captain 518/1. Ella looks like she was made for the show ring, which makes sense because 11 out of 14 animals in her 3-generation pedigree have been inducted into the prestigious register of renown, with Captain being on the verge of making that number go up to 12 out of 14. I could write a novel on this female, and the others to be honest, but the Cliff notes version is simple: this one is GOOD. We look forward to utilizing her heavily to move our program forward, along with yours.
Bentke Cattle Company is selling 100% possession and 50% breeding interest, consisting of retaining the right to two (2) aspirations per calendar year beginning after the conclusion of the female’s show career at the buyer’s convenience and the seller’s expense.
