A LONG HISTORY
Collinsville Rams are bred to be champions.
As a historic stud, our forebears endured the highs and lows of the Australian Wool Market by consistently producing sheep of unmatched value.
In 1989, a Collinsville Special Stud Ram went under the hammer for the world-record price of $450,000. This remains the highest amount ever paid for a single sheep—proof of Collinsville’s superior genetics and outstanding calibre.
1989 Royal Adelaide show
World record price of $450,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S Lustre 53
1988 Dubbo Ram sale
World record price of $215,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.122
1987 Royal Adelaide show
World record price of $102,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.14
1986 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $102,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.55
1981 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $79,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.124
1980 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $50,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.99
1976 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $46,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.11
1970 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $27,200
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.182
1969 ROYAL PERTH SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF $27,000
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.50
1962 ROYAL ADELAIDE SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF 12,500 GNS
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.99
1961 ROYAL PERTH SHOW
WORLD RECORD PRICE OF 9000 GNS
COLLINSVILLE SPECIAL STUD RAM J.C. & S.11