Y2 Ms Shigefuku D032: |
High Kedaka Genetics |
Y2 Ms Shigefuku 032 is sired by the famed Shigefuku J1822 who is the only line bred Kedaka bull of the original Japanese imports. Shigefuku was a 75% Kedaka / 25% Tottori bull that was raised in Tottori prefecture and never left Japan, only his semen left for Australia and eventually the US. Shigefuku has been used widely in Australia and most notably by Westholme.
Shigefuku J1822 weighed 1735 at 23 months of age and is believed to have a mature weight of over 2400#. Shigefuku represents the ONLY 100% Kedaka/Tottori bull with genetics available in the US or AU. Shigefuku J1822 was sired by the famous Dai 20 Hirashige who has become the foundation for Wagyu genetics in Japan. According to Australian Wagyu Association, there has been a shift over the last decade and a half in Japan back to larger framed and balanced growth sires of Kedaka lineage. Additionally, 7 of the top 10 Japanese terminal Wagyu sires over the last decade are all of Kedaka heritage. This trend is another reason why the Kedaka cow is valued above all others in Japan. |
Y2 Ms Shigefuku D033: |
High Kedaka Genetics |
Y2 Ms Shigefuku 033 is a flush sister to Y2 Ms Shigefuku 032 & 039. Y2 Ms Shigefuku 033 is sired by the famed Shigefuku J1822 who is the only line bred Kedaka bull of the original Japanese imports. Shigefuku was a 75% Kedaka / 25% Tottori bull that was raised in Tottori prefecture and never left Japan, only his semen left for Australia and eventually the US. Shigefuku has been used widely in Australia and most notably by Westholme.
Shigefuku J1822 weighed 1735 at 23 months of age and is believed to have a mature weight of over 2400#. Shigefuku represents the ONLY 100% Kedaka/Tottori bull with genetics available in the US or AU. Shigefuku J1822 was sired by the famous Dai 20 Hirashige who has become the foundation for Wagyu genetics in Japan. According to Australian Wagyu Association, there has been a shift over the last decade and a half in Japan back to larger framed and balanced growth sires of Kedaka lineage. Additionally, 7 of the top 10 Japanese terminal Wagyu sires over the last decade are all of Kedaka heritage. This trend is another reason why the Kedaka cow is valued above all others in Japan. |
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Y2 Ms Shigefuku D039: |
High Kedaka Genetics |
Y2 Ms Shigefuku 039 is a flush sister to Y2 Ms Shigefuku 032 & 033. Y2 Ms Shigefuku 039 is sired by the famed Shigefuku J1822 who is the only line bred Kedaka bull of the original Japanese imports. Shigefuku was a 75% Kedaka / 25% Tottori bull that was raised in Tottori prefecture and never left Japan, only his semen left for Australia and eventually the US. Shigefuku has been used widely in Australia and most notably by Westholme.
Shigefuku J1822 weighed 1735 at 23 months of age and is believed to have a mature weight of over 2400#. Shigefuku represents the ONLY 100% Kedaka/Tottori bull with genetics available in the US or AU. Shigefuku J1822 was sired by the famous Dai 20 Hirashige who has become the foundation for Wagyu genetics in Japan. According to Australian Wagyu Association, there has been a shift over the last decade and a half in Japan back to larger framed and balanced growth sires of Kedaka lineage. Additionally, 7 of the top 10 Japanese terminal Wagyu sires over the last decade are all of Kedaka heritage. This trend is another reason why the Kedaka cow is valued above all others in Japan. |
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Y2 Dai-Hachi Kedaka E046:
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Highest Kedaka Genetics in U.S. |
We are proud to present the highest Kedaka lineage heifers available in the U.S.: Y2 Dai-Hachi Kedaka E046 & E047.
Y2 Dai-Hachi Kedaka E046 & E047 were produced through a father - daughter pairing of Shigefuku J1822 producing progeny with over 57% Kedaka & 18% Tottori by tracing eight times to the famed bull Kedaka known for superior growth and marbling. Kedaka through Dai 20 Hirashige produced the #1 bull currently used in Japan: Hirashigekatsu. Additionally, Y2 Dai-Hachi Kedaka E046 & E047 maintains Kumanami heritage through her maternal great-grandsire Itoshigenami who is know for his abundance of marbling and marbling fineness which made the Kumanami line famous. He is considered one of the top three bulls in Australia and his family of Kumanami is widely used in Japan. In the U.S., the this line of Wagyu genetics was made famous from the original import cows of Suzutani, Okutani, and Rikitani. We specifically bred this pedigree to provide a solid foundation of Kedaka growth and Kumanami marbling to breed to established Kedaka heritage bulls such as ETJ 001 Hirashigetayasu J2351. Through this combination, we hope to create progeny which provide high growth without sacrificing marbling potential while outcrossing to the vast majority of Wagyu in the U.S. |
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UKB Ms i114: |
Outcross Genetics |
Reg. Number: (FB 11769)
B3F, CHSF, CL16F, F11F We are very excited about UKB Ms i114. She is an example of an outcross donor cow. i114 is very long and deep bodied with enormous capacity. She is sound in the hoof and very docile. Don't let the pictures fool you, she is one of the largest Wagyu cows we have ever seen.
Her sire is UKB Dia 6 Yosue bred by Bruce Hemmingsen of Ultimate Kobe Beef, LLC. by combining the famous Westholme genetics of ETJ 006 Dai 6 Seizan, ETJ 003 Kitateruyasudoi, and ETJ 002 Itomoritaka over a Kedaka influenced Japanese cow Kitamitiyo JI720 Y9. ETJ 006 Dai 6 Seizan's genetics are known to bring maternal qualities to the forefront as seen in the Westholme herd. Dai 6 Seizan does not have semen available in the US and only occasionally in Australia. UKB Dia 6 Kitaseki represents the only link to Seizan lineage. |
i114's paternal grand sire is ETJ 003 Kitateruyasudoi J2810. ETJ 003 was 100% Tajima and was imported to Australia directly from Japan by Westholme. He is well established in Australia as a consistent and fine marbling bull. ETJ 003 was bred to Westholme Sumiyo 9G: a daughter of ETJ 002 Itomoritaka and a Kedaka influence dam.
The paternal side of i114's lineage is stacked with Westholme products whose combinations has yielded powerful results across the Pacific. We are looking to continue this through planned breeding to ETJ 001 Hirashigetayasu JJ2351. UKB i114's dam was bred by Japanese Venture Partners by combining one of the largest Tajima bulls to leave Japan in JVP Kikuyasu 400 with JVP Ms Yasushge 6208. JVP Ms Yasushge 6208 is a daughter of JVP Yasutanisakura 931 bred to a JVP foundation Kedaka influence dam in JVP Shigehime 208 sired by Dai 20 Hirashige son Fukushige. Shigehime 208 is the half sister to JVP Yuriko-1 050 who is known for growth and maternal. JVP Ms Yasushge 6208 is the dam of the impressive young Kedaka influenced bull UKB Mr Yasushigefuku 6208G. |
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