Lachlan of Callachally
A foundational sire defined by consistency, depth, and proven maternal backing.
Accredited AI Sire
UK541020301039
Lachlan of Callachally
Lachlan of Callachally sits at the foundation of the Blasta Mhor breeding program and remains a defining influence within the fold.
He combines depth, balance, and strong fleshing with sound feet and gliding mobility. A broad head and functional muzzle round out a bull that is both structurally correct and consistently reliable in temperament.
His dam line traces to the respected Glenforsa and Torloisk families, while his sire brings in Achnacloich influence, recognised for maternal strength and longevity. Progeny on the ground in both the UK and Australia are developing with consistency and type.
Semen available. Myostatin and Schmallenberg free.
“Lachlan set the direction for our program early. His strength lies in how consistently he carries his type, through structure, temperament, and the maternal backing behind him.”
Paul Reese
Classification
Eartag #
Herd Book #
Date of Birth
Coat Colour
NT821 Status
Lachlan of Callachally
Accredited AI Sire
UK541020301039
HMC221039
13/3/2021
Red
Not Tested
An Ros 3rd of Glengorm
HBN: NEG070404
Eartag: UK540990200404
DOB: 06/04/2007
Coat: Red
Tomintoul of Glamis Castle
HBN: STG102666
Eartag: UK540208602666
DOB: 12/06/2010
Coat: Red
Craigowl 5th of Glamis Castle
HBN: STG061412
Eartag: UK540208501412
DOB: 18/02/2006
Coat: Red
Anabla 27th of Glamis Castle
HBN: STG030691
Eartag: UK540208500691
DOB: 22/04/2003
Coat: Red
An Ros 2nd of Glengorm
HBN: NEG030174
Eartag: UK540990300174
DOB: 02/04/2003
Coat: Red
Eoin Mhor of Torloisk
HBN: COR010039
Eartag: UK541003300039
DOB: 13/02/2001
Coat: Red
Tomintoul 1st of Glengorm
HBN: NEG140754
Eartag: UK540990200754
DOB: 31/03/2014
Coat: Red
Maternal Line
Ella Ruadh 32nd of Callachally
Ella Ruadh 32nd of Callachally represents a strong and established female line, combining presence, structural correctness, and maternal function. She is correct on her feet and legs, with width across the pelvis and a well balanced frame. Her udder is neat and well held with small, functional teats, supporting efficiency and longevity. Her pedigree traces to the Glenforsa and Torloisk families, both respected for producing consistent, reliable cattle across generations.
