Pedigree Charolais, Limousin and Commercial Cattle from the Rumsden Herd in South East England

Dromiskin Viceroy

Doonally New x Dromiskin Princess

Viceroy was rated the top Charolais bull of his test group in the Irish National Cattle Breeding Federations Spring 2005 Test at Tully (pic below right). With an overall index of 114 for beef merit he was sold for 20,500 Euros to NCBC, where he stood alongside his sire, the great Doonally New. Unfortunately Viceroy died young following a freak accident, and his sire Doonally New died in 2007. However, we still have a limited supply of semen from both bulls.

Viceroy had previously won his class at the National Charolais Show. Viceroy has Irish BLUP figures of Muscle: 136; Skeletal: 130; Functionality 115. His first crop of calves in ireland included Dromiskin Benedict sold for 12,000 Euros and Benedict's full brother that made 10,700 Euros.

His dam is the exceptional Dromskin Princess. She was All Ireland Heifer Champion herself 2001, and her other offspring so far include Dromskin Unite, Reserve Senior Female Calf Champion at the 2004 National Show, and sold in Carrick for 11,000 Euros in 2005.

Viceroy semen is available now from Rumsden.

Semen available from Rumsden

Dromiskin Benedict by Vicreoy; Champion Bull and sold for 12,000 Euros