GR-50213
Gir sire by Laloo. Dam best lactation 3864 kg at 4.6% fat. Sire’s dam 3615.5 kg. Star 1*.
- RHR-GR-50213
- 20 February 2016
- 3864 kg · 4.6%
- 1*
On the card
Traceable name, line, and programme status as published.
- Registered name
- GR-50213
- Bloodline / sire line
- Laloo
- Tag / INAPH
- RHR-GR-50213
- Date of birth
- 20 February 2016
- Sex
- male
- Programme
- Semen / AI
- Location note
- Semen station circuit (Rahuri directory)
- Status
- active
Selection figures before daughter proofs
Sire's dam best lactation: 3615.5 kg — paternal granddam milk depth on the card.
Why dam kilograms matter
Young AI bulls are judged largely by the dam's recorded lactation and fat. NDDB mean sits near 2,573 kg; only about 1.63% of recorded cows clear 4,000 kg. Read this figure against that curve — not Holstein expectations.
Parentage as published
Limited to the public card and research harvest. Missing generations stay blank — not invented.
Pedigree extract · Rahuri Semen Station · INAPH RHR-GR-50213 · Source card
Female
Sire's dam (Laloo line)
paternal granddam
Best lact. 3615.5 kg · Sire's dam best lactation yield (kg) on card
Male
Laloo
Laloo
Named sire on card; also cited as Laloo × 340079487724 in public SAG posts
Female
340079-487724
340079-487724
Best lact. 3864 kg · Fat 4.6% · Dam best lactation on GR-50213 card
Male
GR-50213
GR-50213
Laloo · score 88
Breeding value listed NA on public card. Star rating 1*.
- 3864kg
- 4.6%
- 3615.5kg
Sire on card: Laloo
From station bull to dose
- 01
Health & quarantine clearance
- 02
Collection under hygiene protocol
- 03
Motility, morphology, concentration
- 04
Freeze, LN₂ inventory, labelled dispatch
Field heat detection, timing, technician skill, and nutrition still decide AI success. The straw is one link.
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Morphology
Red coat predominant (~80%); red with white spots common. Convex forehead, pendulous leaf-like ears with terminal notch, lyre/half-moon horns, thoracic hump, loose skin and dewlap for heat dissipation.
A2 tendency
High A2A2 frequency in literature for Gir does not replace lab genotyping for an individual animal — not printed on these cards.
Heat hardiness
As a tropical zebu, Gir is selected historically under heat, sparse forage, and parasite pressure.
Primary references
- Public station bull card
- Laloo sire line on card. Source: https://rahurisemenstation.com/bull/gr-50213/
- NDDB Gir development booklet