Lot 20: JAR Rita C055

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'Embryo Exposure Sale' April - 2026

Lot 20: (3) JAR Rita C055 x Coleman Glacier

You are bidding on (3) Embryos by JAR Rita C055 x Coleman Glacier. You are bidding on the # of embryos times the purchase price. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Image 1: JAR Rita C055

Image 2: Coleman Glacier

Donor: JAR Rita C055 (18485487)

Jar Rita C055 is a donor prospect that deserves serious consideration. At 11 years of age, she still reflects the kind of quality and functionality that progressive breeders value—easy fleshing, big-ribbed, long-bodied, and feminine, with the frame, substance, and natural look of a cow built for the long haul. She combines an appealing phenotype with a balanced genetic profile, but more importantly, she is the kind that reads with real-world usefulness and staying power. C055 offers the kind of maturity, body mass, and structural correctness that make donor females valuable over time. She is a practical, attractive cow with the presence and brood cow character to suggest meaningful upside as a producer. For breeders looking to invest in a female with genuine donor look and long-term value, C055 is an intriguing opportunity. Mated to Coleman Glacier 041, this lot blends a highly promising donor female with one of the most talked-about sires in the business today. The result should be a mating that offers added look, presence, maternal quality, and the kind of herd-building potential that can fit a wide range of progressive programs.

Sire: Coleman Glacier 041 (AAA +*19866409)

Coleman Glacier 041 offers an outstanding genetic and visual package representing everything we look for in an ideal Angus bull. His herd bull look and presence, along with his pedigree, is exactly what the industry is looking for.

He has explosive growth with exceptional weaning and yearling numbers compiled with his maternal genetics that rank him highly in the breed for $M. He was the featured Lot 1 bull of the 2022 Coleman Angus Spring Bull Sale where 25% of this outstanding individual sold for $270,000, and he blends the best of the Rito 707 lineage.

Glacier stems from a very productive Pathfinder dam, Coleman Donna 439, who has powerful dimension and structure with an exquisite look in a very maternal package. His dam is a full sister to Coleman Playmaker 427, a member of the GENEX Beef AI stud, and is a headlining donor in the program; she is a great herd sire producer with 11 sons that sold in our 2022 spring bull sale and is also the mother of Coleman Ace 989.

Shipping: Embryos are stored at TRANS OVA, Iowa. Once payment is made, the embryos will be released to the Buyer at this location. The Buyer is responsible for shipping!

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