Tonley Evor PO44, bred by Neil Wattie, Alford, England, was bought for the top price of €33,000 at last spring's Stirling sale by Ray Grieves for his Carlhurlie herd. \ MacGregor
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An 83-year-old farmer in Scotland has left a fortune of £13m (€15.3m) to his farm stockman, his cousin and his accountant among others.
The late Rae Grieve was a prominent Aberdeen Angus breeder who also founded property company Lundin Homes. His estate was valued at £13.3m at the time of his death.
It included his farm at Carlhurlie, Lundin Links, Fife, valued at £5m, more than £4.5m in bank accounts and a £2.3m investment portfolio.
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His collection of cars included three Bentleys, a Ferrari and a Range Rover with a total value of £418,000.
Grieve named 13 beneficiaries in his will, among whom was his farm stockman Alistair Cormack.
I should have applied for that job back in the day.
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An 83-year-old farmer in Scotland has left a fortune of £13m (€15.3m) to his farm stockman, his cousin and his accountant among others.
The late Rae Grieve was a prominent Aberdeen Angus breeder who also founded property company Lundin Homes. His estate was valued at £13.3m at the time of his death.
It included his farm at Carlhurlie, Lundin Links, Fife, valued at £5m, more than £4.5m in bank accounts and a £2.3m investment portfolio.
His collection of cars included three Bentleys, a Ferrari and a Range Rover with a total value of £418,000.
Grieve named 13 beneficiaries in his will, among whom was his farm stockman Alistair Cormack.
I should have applied for that job back in the day.
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