LP Irish Royalty BE11Y

February 28, 2020

A Favorite and Prolific Herd Contributor

These 2 purebred sons by LP Irish Loyalty 11Y are out of Van Soelen cows near Durango, CO.

A Long Pines favorite, LP Irish Royalty BE11Y came from Maurice Boney in 2012 and earned his place as a herd sire. After serving us well, he was sold to Irish Black producers in Colorado, but his progeny continue to make their mark in the Irish Black breed. Deep bodied and heavily muscled, his parentage includes Polled Irish Perfect Balance, a son of IB1, “The Meat Wagon” and sire of well-known donor cow 555R. LP Irish Royalty BE11Y bred a full battery of cows for 7 seasons.

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Additional Visuals

This 6 month old bull by LP Irish Loyalty 11Y is from the Van Soelen Irish Blacks and Reds purebred herd in the mountains of Colorado.

The influence of BE11Y is strong in the Long Pines herd, including maternal grandson LP853, pictured as a yearling in June 2019. (Debbie Hamilton photo)