CHARBRAY SHOW & SALE RESULTS
2011, 34th National Charbray Bull & Female Sale Results
Jambin Charbray attracts $9500
Story & Pictures by Sharon Howard QCL
Les and Anne Marshall, Greenfields Charbray Stud, Jambin have sold a 30 month old, dehorned bull at the National Charbray Sale for $9500 to top the sale. Greenfields Emmet (GRF2E09-297) is sired by Cordelia 313/4 (CB) 2983, out of Greenfield 06-615 (CB) 21527. “He’s the best bull we’ve bred this year and one of the best stud sires we’ve ever bred,” said Les. Buyers, Kandanga Valley Charbray stud principals, John and Roz Mercer couldn’t agree more, commenting, “Emmet epitomises the Charbray stud sire with generations of breeding, tremendous weight for age, nice muscling and a beautifully balanced animal.”
The 2011 sale saw a solid average of $4211 with nearly 25% of bulls selling for more than $5000. Charbray Society president, Matt Welsh, Huntington, Taroom felt the overall quality of the line-up was extremely good, “The vendors are committed to lifting the profile of the sale and continuing to build the sale reputation. This year’s catalogue was consistently high in quality, but the buyers were very selective - they weren’t looking for cheap bulls, they wanted top quality.”
The top selling herd bull, 26 month old, Braylyn Fatso was purchased from George and Cathy Hoare, Rockview, Bluff for $9000 by Andrew and Claire McTaggart, Balcomba, Marlborough. “He’s a structurally correct bull, well equipped in fat cover and with a good temperament,” said Andrew. Fatso will join the McTaggart’s bull breeding herd. “I buy more on the principles of the principals, rather than the genetics in the bull,” explained Andrew, “I’ve been coming to sale for the last 10 years, but I haven’t bought until this year. I didn’t even really come to buy a bull, but this bull really grabbed my attention.”
Trevor and Kym Horrocks, Kimberley Park Charbrays, Wandoan had a particularly strong sale, averaging $6750 for the sale of 4 bulls, including the $8000 sale of the 23 month old, dehorned, Kimberley Park Deputy (AI) (ET) to Errol, Noel and Dan Comeford, Exmoor, Collinsville. Kimberly and Kellie Pickersgill, Geeva, Theodore sold 4 bulls for a $5500 average including 3 bulls to Ian and Sharon Bush, Bush Holdings, Maytoe, Alpha. First time vendor, Ian Clark, 5CS Charbrays, Casino NSW, sold two bulls for an average of $5250. Brian and Sue Mikkelsen, Wiluna Charbrays, Gaeta had a successful sale, averaging $5000 for the sale of 5 bulls and picking up a presale prize from judge, Mark Wilson, Banana Station, Banana for the best presented sale line-up.
Volume buyers, Peter, Straun and Carrie Mayne, Goathlands, Springsure picked up 6 bulls for the average price of $4666 to run with 500 breeders in their commercial herd. The family fatten bullocks on their central Queensland block utilising Droughtmaster and Charbray bulls, securing 2 Droughtmasters at the recent National sale in Rockhampton.
Long term vendor, Les Marshall, Greenfields Charbrays, Jambin summed up the sale, “Overall, this years’ sale was the best presented line of bulls that I’ve seen here in over 20 years. The sale continues to kick on stronger every year.”
Selling for $9500, Greenfields Emmet is pictured with (L to R) buyers Roz and John Mercer, Kandanga Valley Charbray Stud, Kandanga Valley and vendor, Les Marshall, Greenfields Charbray, Jambin.
Topping the Herd bull offering, George Hoare, Rockview Cattle Co, (with his daughter, Ashlyn) sold Braylyn Fatso for $9000 to Andrew and Claire McTaggart, Balcomba, Marlborough.
MONTO ALL BREEDS BULL SALE, SEPT 10th 2011, SALE RESULTS
CHARBRAYS HAD 100% CLEARANCE FOR A TOTAL OF 17 BULLS. AN OVERALL AVERAGE OF $3838. TOP PRICE WAS $5500 FOR LOT 96 WILUNA 380, SECONDED BY LOT 100 GREENFIELDS RED DEVIL AND LOT 104 WHITAKER MR 288, AT $5000 EACH.
REGISTERED CHARBRAY BREEDER VENDORS WERE WILUNA CHARBRAYS, GREENFIELDS CHARBRAYS, WHITAKER CHARBRAYS & RANGEVIEW CHARBRAYS.
Charbrays dominate carcase comps
By PENELOPE ARTHUR
Charbray breeders have continued to dominate carcase competitions across Queensland over the past 12 months, notching up big wins in some hotly contested classes.
At the Central Queensland Carcase Classic at Rockhampton in July this year, David and Elizabeth Hill’s pen of three Charbray heifers won Champion Pen of Grainfed Trade Heifers (Class 6) before going on to be named Champion Grainfed Pen.
Fellow Charbray breeders Tim and Lynette Olive won Champion Pen of Grainfed Steers with three Charbray steers before picking up Reserve Champion Grainfed Pen.
This Charbray double delight was backed up with some other notable placings by Charbray breeders including a second place in Class 5 – Single Grainfed Steer (max 4 teeth, 300 - 420 kg carcase).
Morinish Charbray breeder Georgie Connor is the Secretary for the Central Queensland Carcase Classic and said it was wonderful to see fellow Charbray breeders perform well in the competition.
“With $23,000 in prize money up for grabs, this carcase competition is very strongly contested and is a real test of how breeds stack up against each other,” she said.
“The Charbray’s are performing well and even winning some very competitive classes which is fantastic to see.”
“It just reinforces the fact that the modern Charbray has the fat cover and the meat traits to win these highly prestigious carcase competitions.”
At the Mackay Carcase Classic, also held in July this year, Charbray breeders Darren and Sandra Gillham of Lake Elphinstone Partnership at Nebo were named Most Successful Exhibitor thanks to their Charbray entries. The now seasoned carcase competitors collected a host of placings at the Mackay event including Grand Champion Pen of Grainfed Steers, second in Grainfed Carcass (most suited to the domestic market) and second in the Pasture Fed Chiller Bullock class.
The Gillham’s also placed third in Pen of Two Grassfed steers (carcase weight 285 - 420kg) as well as the aggregate prize for this class and third place in the Grainfed Chiller Bullock Class. Mr Gillham believes it is the ability of Charbray cattle to finish well that catches the attention of competition judges.
“We also did well at the Nebo Show Carcase Competition this year where we won Grand Champion Pen of Grainfed Steers and first and second in the Grainfed Local Trade Class with our Charbray’s,” he said.
“We’ve been competing at the Mackay Show for about seven years now and have picked up a ribbon here and there but have never really been successful like we did this year.”
“Our Charbray’s have just improved in quality each year.”
“We enjoy participating in the carcase competitions because we like seeing how other people’s cattle present and how our Charbrays stack up against them.”
Dysart Charbray breeder Ted Murphy, Tayglen Pastoral Company, has been competing in carcase competitions at his local Mackay and Clermont shows since 1995. He’s brought a swag of ribbons back home to Dysart including Most Successful Exhibitor at the 2010 Mackay Carcase Competition and first place in the Feature Class Pen of Three Steers at this year’s Mackay event.
“We’ve also enjoyed winning numerous placings in the hoof competition in Clermont this year where we placed third in overall points with our Charbray cattle,” he said.
“We also won the Cattleman’s Challenge at the Clermont Show last year with our Charbrays.”
“This event follows the cattle through from the paddock to plate with a final taste testing competition on the day of the show.”
Springsure’s Mick Nobbs, Mount Vexation, has sought to test the quality his cattle at store and carcase competitions in Emerald and Springsure for many years. Mr Nobbs runs 1500 Brahman and Charbray breeders on his 17,000ha home property, Mount Vexation, 160km southwest of Springsure. Some of his most notable achievements including winning Champion Pen of Store Steers and Reserve Pen of Store Steers at Beef 2000.
“That year at Beef we were named the Most Successful Exhibitor,” Mr Nobbs said.
“We’ve also won a few local shows such as Springsure and AgGrow at Emerald.”
“This year at Emerald we won third in the steer competition and second in the heifers with our Charbray weaners.”
2011 Brisbane Royal Show Results
Grand Champion Bull
MOONGOOL EXPRESS - Exhibited by I. Price, Moongool Charbrays
Grand Champion & Senior Champion Bull - Moongool Express
Senior Champion Bull
1st MOONGOOL EXPRESS - Exhibited by I. Price, Moongool Charbrays
2nd JEF EXCALABUR DREAM (AI) (AI) - Exhibited by Berwick Stud, JEF Charbrays
3rd TUNAS EUREKA - Exhibited by N. Martins, Tunas Charbrays
Junior Champion Bull
1st HUNTINGTON FEARLESS – Exhibited by Welsh Cattle Co., Huntington Charbrays
2nd HUNTINGTON FRITHY – Exhibited by Welsh Cattle Co., Huntington Charbrays
3rd TUNAS EXCEPTION - Exhibited by N. Martins, Tunas Charbrays
Grand Champion Female
JEF BERWICK FANTASIA - Exhibited by Berwick Stud, JEF Charbrays
Senior Champion Cow or Heifer
1st TUNAS ELLE - Exhibited by N. Martins, Tunas Charbrays
2nd NEWCOMBES ELIZA – Exhibited by Newcombe Family, Newcombes Charbrays
Junior Champion Heifer
1st JEF BERWICK FANTASIA - Exhibited by Berwick Stud, JEF Charbrays
2nd COLINTA FELICITY – Exhibited by Colinta Holdings P/L, Colinta Charbrays
3rd NEWCOMBES FELICITY – Exhibited by Newcombe Family, Newcombes Charbrays
Breeders Group
Winner - BERWICK STUD, JEF Charbrays
Kaschula Charbrays 2010 Show Results
Kaschula Miss Yvonne - Champion Charbray Female, North Coast Exhibition (Lismore)
Kaschula Lady Mavis - Reserve Charbray Female , North Coast Exhibition (Lismore)
Both heifers were unbeaten in the Brisbane Valley Moreton District Show Circuit in 2010
Contact:
William & Rachel Kaschula
Cedar Creek Qld
Email - willykaschula@bigpond.com
33rd National Charbray Bull & Female Sale; 22nd September 2010
By QCL
TWENTY studs combined to offer 77 bulls and 40 registered females at the 33rd National Charbray Bull and Female Sale at Gracemere last Wednesday.
Reaching the sale topping price of $8500 in the ring, after another had been passed in at $10,000, was Nicholroi Danny, offered by the Nicholroi Charbray Stud of Brian and Ann Nichols, Monto, who have been breeding Charbrays for the past 17 years. Snapped up by Bill and Julie Lewis, Diamond Dove Charbrays, Monto, the 25 month old Danny, weighed in at 1010kg, and scored 133 sq cm in the eye muscle area. The Nicholroi Stud sold a line of seven bulls to average $5357.
Bill and Julie Lewis, Diamond Dove Charbrays, Monto purchased the top priced Nicholroi Danny
from vendors, Brian and Ann Nichols, Nicholroi Charbrays, Monto.
Making the second-top price of $7500 was Dallas Ranch Hollywood, selling to John and Roz Mercer of the Kandanga Valley Charbray Stud. Offered by Dallas Kropp, Malara, Proston, Hollywood stood at an impressive 1025kg with a whopping EMA of 144 sq cm.
Also making the $7500 money, was a young offering from the Newcombe family, Newcombe’s Engineer, selling to Ian and Sharon Bush, Maytoe, Alpha. The Bushs were also the stand-out volume buyers of the day, selecting 13 of the better quality lots on offer, for an average of $4462.
Ian and Sharon Bush, Maytoe, Alpha, selected 13 quality Charbray Bulls at the National Sale,
pictured with Damian Kenny, Elders Rockhampton.
The Rosewood Charbray Stud of Paul and Georgie Connor, Morinish, realised a top of $7000 for Rosewood Dude, a 23 month old son of Huntington Ziven, selling to Cedar Creek Grazing, Gogango.
Three Braylyn bulls sold by George Hoare, Rockyview Cattle Co, Bluff, averaged $5167.
Also having a solid sale was theRedskin prefix, of Ken and Debbie Rutherford, Redbank, who averaged $5000 for three bulls.
Topping the females was the PTIC cow, Dallas Ranch Starlet 8, going the way of Rob and Denise Newcombe, Newcombe Charbrays, Goomburra, for $4000.
2010 Brisbane Royal Show
Newcombe Charbray’s take out double honours for the 2nd year in a row
2010 Grand Champion Bull - Newcombes Campbell
2010 Grand Champion Female - Newcombes Bindi
Atherton State High School Charbray Stud - Showcasing Charbrays
Malanda Show Results for Atherton SHS – Charbray Stud
Section: AO Tropical Breeds
1st and 3rd 18months and under 21 months
Junior Champion Female WH Quizer
1st and 3rd 30 months and under 48 months
Senior Champion Female WH Poloma
Grand Champion Female WH Poloma
3rd pair of females
2nd Interbreed pair of females
1st place in year 11-12 handlers class – Yvette Jarman
2nd place in Year 8-10 handlers class – Jessica Whybird
Atherton Show Results
Section: AO Tropical Breeds
1st Female 6months and under 9 month
1st and 2nd 18months and under 21 months
Junior Champion Female WH Quizer
1st and 3rd 30 months and under 48 months
Senior Champion Female Atherton High Nina
Grand Champion Female Atherton High Nina
2nd place in year 8-9 handlers class – Yvette Jarman
1st place in year 10-12 handlers class – Jessica Whybird
Mareeba Show/Rodeo Stud invitation Show
Interbreed
2nd Female 6months and under 9 month
1st 18months and under 21 months
Junior Champion Female WH Quizer
1st and 2nd Over 30 and under 48 month female
2010 Central Queensland Carcase Classic – Charbray ‘s Shine
The third annual Central Queensland Carcase Classic was conducted at Teys Bros, Rockhampton from 5 - 7 July 2010. There were 50 Charbray carcases nominated from a total of 320 enteries. Charbray cattle preformed extremely well winning classes and champion ribbons.
In the Single Grainfed Class Tim and Lynette Olive of Apis Creek Marlborough won with a 4 tooth, 400 kilogram steer. This steer has measurements of 19 for P8, 14 for rib and a eye muscle area of 112.
Another successful vendor was David and Elizabeth Hill of Clarkwood, Clarke Creek. They received first place and Reserve Champion Grainfed Pen with 3 Heifers averaging 270 kg with milk teeth. They averaged 12 in the P8, 7mm on the rib and 77 on the eye muscle. The winning heifer from class 8 also went on to win Champion Grained Carcase, weighing 283 kg and with milk teeth, a P8 of 13mm, 7 on the ribs and an eye muscle area of 93.
32 National Charbray Bull & Female Sale, 23rd September 2009
By QCL
Twenty-two Charbray Studs offered 85 Bulls and 9 Females at the Gracemere selling complex for the 32nd National Charbray Bull and female sale on Wednesday, September 23.
Top price was achieved by Stewart Park Charbray stud, owned by Carl and Gail Morawitz, managed by Charles McKinlay, who sold their sole offering, Stewart Park 140, for $13500. The PBF Gentleman James (AI)(ET)(BB) sired bull was purchased by Mark Morawitz, Brockley Park, Walcha, NSW for his high Brahman content and great sire appeal. Contested right to the end by under-bidder Tim Gallagher, AAco, Mr Morawitz secured the bull via a phone bid after inspecting prior to the sale.
The second top price of the sale went to Charles and Carmel McKinlay for their Elrose Kod Man (ET)(BB) sired bull, Chasmac 333 for $12 000 and was snapped up by Tim Gallagher, of the Australian Agricultural Company. Mr Gallagher also selected an additional eight bulls for AAco’s Julia Creek property, Canobie, paying an average of $5167.
Colinta Holdings Pty Ltd offered a total of six bulls to achieve a top of $10 000 and average $ 5750 for the four bulls that sold while Chas and Judy Nobbs, Cordelia Charbray Stud, recorded an average of $ 5200, with a top of $ 9000 and total clearance for their five bulls. Repeat buyers, AJM Pastoral, picked up three of the five bulls offered by Mr & Mrs Nobbs, including two Cordelia 77/4 sired bulls and the Stewart Park 70 sired bull, Cordelia Bennett, along with a fourth bull from John Mercer’s Kandanga Stud, taking his average price paid to $ 5375.
The Newcombe Family, Glenrow, received $ 8000 for their single offering while George and Cathy Hoare, Rockview Cattle Co, received $3500 also for their single offering. Les and Anne Marshall’s Greenfields Charbray Stud offered a large line of generation bred bulls to achieve a top of $ 4500 while the Mikkelsen family, Wiluna, received a top of $ 7500.
Kandanga Valley 6th Annual On Property Bull Sale – July 25th 2009
A beautiful sunny week leading up to the 6th annual Kandanga Valley on property bull sale threatened to change for the worse as some dark clouds rolled over the Kandanga hill on sale day.
However rain didn’t eventuate and some spirited bidding kept buyers warm as the temperature dropped slightly on the large crowd packed around the selling ring.
With 50 Charolais and 34 Charbray, 1 Limousin x Charolais and 7 grey Brahman bulls on offer, some brisk bidding saw a strong result achieved in just two and a half hours.
Topping the sale at $12000 was the 35mth old Charbray bull, Kandanga Valley B668. The first Charbray into the ring, B668 was a big, mobile fellow weighing 952 kg with an EMA of 131 and fat scans of 8 & 6mm. He sold along with lot 57, Kandanga Valley B737 ($8000) to Beryl Whyatt, Colinton.
Losing bidders on the first two Charbray lots, Greg & Shirley Callander, Sarina, weren’t going to be outdone on the next 3 bulls paying to a top of $9000 for lot 60, a massive volume bull weighing 984kgs at 31mths with an EMA scan of 136sq cm, fat of 9 & 7 mms and a whopping 45.5cm scrotal measurement.
Third top price was also paid by the Callander family for front cover feature bull, Kandanga Valley C901, by Kandanga Valley Zeppelin (P), and from a quality Garglen brahman dam by Mr International. Weighing 920kg at 26mths, with an impressive EMA of 136 sq cm, he was snapped up for $8500. The Callander family took 6 bulls home to average $6100.
Young sons of our homebred sire Kandanga Valley Ironman twice sold to $7000 to G Duncan, Gayndah and Lincoln Thorley, Miriamvale.
33 Charbrays sold to average $4969 in a strong show of support for the breed.
Overall 88 bulls sold, from 92 offered, to average $4306, in a solid display of support for the Kandanga Valley herd and the Charolais and Charbray breeds.
Primex, Casino 11-13 June 2009
What a success! It was unbelievable as to the amount of interest in the Charbray breed. On display we had Bodman and his mother Rachel (fresh out of the paddock blooming, heavily in calf), Cobon (a 75:25 CC:BB Bull) and Caleeta (a 25:75 heifer- who incidentally won the Junior Champion All Breeds Heifer).
Bodman drew the crowd with his sheer size and appeal, with comments being made by cattlemen “We didn’t know Charbray’s could be this good”, positively challenging traditional thoughts on the Charbray, and creating a lot of interest in generational breeding.
Congratulations must go to Ian and Colleen Clark of ‘5 C’s Charbrays’, Casino for achieving 3rd place in the site competition. Ian and Colleen, along with other New South Wales Charbray studs had a wonderful display of photos and material to help promote our breed.
Thank you Ian and Colleen for inviting Newcombe’s Charbrays to Primex and for your tireless efforts in presenting a fantastic site to promote the Charbray breed.
Visit us and "Bodman" and "Dawson's" new owners, Samari Charbrays, Roma at AgShow, Toowoomba on September 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Site MS 565 & 566 in the M & S Cattle pavilion.
Central Queensland Carcase Classic A Winner for Charbray’s
The Presentation Dinner for the Central Queensland Carcase Classic was held on Friday 29th May at the Frenchville Sports Club and attended by 140 guests.
A total of 367 entries were slaughtered for the competition with 70 of these entries nominated either as a Charbray or Charbray Cross Animals. The Charbrays certainly preformed extremely well, with Ross and Natalie Olive claiming first place in the single steer 300 - 420 Carcase weight, with a 351 kg Grassfed steer with 2 teeth. In the pen of 3 Grassfed Steers 300 - 420 kg Carcase Weight Fern Hills Grazing came up trumps with a pen averaging 370kg also with 2 teeth. This pen then when onto also claim the Reserve Champion Grassfed Pen.
In the Grainfed Section Tim and Lynette Olive won with a pen of 3 Steers in the 300 - 420 kg Carcase Weight with three, 2 tooth steers averaging 395 kgs. This pen also went onto win Champion Grainfed Pen and the one of the three was awarded Champion Grainfed Carcase.
Many thanks goes to Jill Olman for attending the dinner on behalf of the Charbray Society and for also presenting the Charbray Society Sponsored Award.
Allora show
The Allora Show saw Charbrays take out all Tropical awards and Supreme Exhibit of the show.
The Bull that won Supreme Exhibit is 'Newcombe's Bodman', 30 months old, Sire- CHP Vantage, Dam- Newcombe's Rachel.
Our other successes include:
- Tropical Bull and Tropical Exhibit- Newcombe's Bodman
- Tropical Female- Newcombe's Cassidy
- Tropical Dams Progeny- Newcombe's Rachel
- Tropical Exhibitors Group
Casino Saleyard Report
Press Release provided by Ramsey & Bulmer Livestock, Stock & Station Agent Casino NSW
Charbray Dispersal Sale 30th January 2009
Casino saleyard saw its biggest single vendor sale with the dispersal of the Charbray Herd from New Koreelah Account Scenic Rim Holdings P/L.
The quality of the herd was outstanding, shown by the temperament of the cattle along with their frame and milk evident in the quality of their calves
The yarding comprised 1000 Females offered along with 400 calves as well as 30 bulls.
Local demand was very strong with 80% of the offering purchased by local producers for both veal and steer production.
Cows & Calves topped at $1400 to average $1210 while Heifers & Calves topped at $1200 to average $1120
PTIC Cows joined to Charbray Bulls topped at $960
PTIC Heifers joined to Charbray bulls topped at $780
Unjoined Heifers 12 – 18 months old probably met the strongest market for producers to replace cull cows and improve their herds. They topped at $750 with the bulk of the offering making over $600.
Brisbane Exhibition 2008
Successful showing at Brisbane Ekka 2008 for - "Berwick Stud" - Dianne Priddle and David Jefferis
Class 210 - Winner of Junior Charbray Heifer (12-16 mths) - JEF Berwick Signature Dream Girl 1
Reserve Champion Charbray Heifer - JEF Berwick Signature Dream Girl 1
Class 212 - Second place Junior Charbray Bull (12-16 mths) - JEF Berwick Signature Dream Boy 1
Kandanga Valley 5th Annual On Property Sale – July 26th 2008
At the 5th Annual Kandanga Valley On Property bull sale, Charbray bulls were in strong demand with 23 charbrays selling from 25 offered, for a $5174 average and reaching a top of $8500 for the outstanding Kandanga Valley B713, purchased by Willborne Enterprises. The young 24mth old sire boasted a liveweight of 859kg with an EMA of 143 sq cm and fat cover of 10 & 7 mms.
Charters Towers repeat buyers Frank & Kim Joddrell outlaid $12500 for 2 quality young sires, paying to a top of $8000 for a son of the well proven Delta Grove Bloom.
Local buyers Paul & Kenlie Lee purchased 3 good soft young bulls for an outlay of $20000.
Matthew Pulsford outlaid $15000 for 2 hd and Lyn Chalk, Boonah purchased 4 hd for $5500 average.
40 Charolais bulls sold to a top of $9000 to average $4425. This is the first time in the sales history that charbray have outgunned the Charolais average. Proving that clients are willing to pay for quality charbray bulls showing good growth, muscling & fat cover.
Overall (including 7 Brahman bulls), 70 head sold to average $4457 to Gross $312000.
Winners of Champion & Reserve Champion Grass-fed Carcase
At - 2008 Central Queensland Carcase Classic
Rosewood Charbray Stud – Paul & Georgie Connor “Rosewood” Morish Qld
Both the Champion & Reserve Champions were Charbray Heifers entered in the single grassfed trade steer or heifer category. The Champion scored 151.74 points after dressing at 248.5kg, and measuring 13/10mm for fat and 87 sq cm for the EMA. The Reserve Champion scored 145.75, with a dressed weight of 239.5kg, fat of 9/7mm and an EMA of 74 sq cm.
2008 Sale Result
Burnett Livestock and Realty May Weaner Sale (1157hd yarded)
Whitaker Charbray Stud (Clint and Robyn Whitaker, "Burnett Park" Mundubbera)
Won (BEST PEN OF BOS TAURUS INFUSED HEIFERS)
The heifers went on to sell for a top on 191.2 cents per kilo or $631
Diamond L Charbrays 2008 Show Results (Ph 07 4163 1430).
PROSTON SHOW (Tropical)
- Junior ChampionTropical Heifer - Diamond L Chloe
- 1st Tropical female 12 mths under 15 mths
- 1st Tropical bull under 12 mths
- 3rd Tropical bull 12 mths andunder 15 mths
- 2nd Tropical female 30 mths and over
- 2nd Breeders Group
GOOMERI SHOW - (Interbreed)
- Junior Champion Female - Diamond L Chloe
- 1st Female 12 mths and under 15 mths
- 2nd Female under 12 mths
- Reserve Junior Champion Bull - Diamond L Cody
- 1st Bull 12 mths and under 15 mths
- 3rd Breeders Group
NANANGO SHOW (Tropical)
- Grand Champion Female of the Show (Interbreed)- Diamond L Cleo
- Senior Champion Tropical Show - Diamond L Cleo
- 1st Tropical Female 30 mths and over
- Reserve Junior Champion Tropical Female - Diamond L Chloe
- 2nd Tropical Female 12 mths and under 16 mths
- 1st Tropical Female under 12 mths
- 1st Tropical Bull under 12 mths
- Reserve Junior Champion Tropical Bull - Diamond L Cody
- 2nd Tropical Bull 12 mths and under 16 mths
GAYNDAH SHOW (Interbreed)
- Reserve Junior Champion Female - Diamond L Chloe
- 1st Female 12 mths and under 18 mths
- 1st Bull under 12 mths
KINGAROY SHOW (Tropical)
- Most Successful Exhibitor (Interbreed)
- Junior Champion Tropical Female - Diamond L Chloe
- 1st Tropical Female 12mths and under 16 mths
- 2nd Tropical Female under 12 mths
- Reserve Champion Tropical Bull - Diamond L Cody
- 2nd Tropical Bull 16mths and under 20 mths
- 1st Tropical Bull under 12 mths
- 1st Tropical Bull 12 mths and under 16 mths
MURGON WEANER SHOW & SALE (1200 hd)
Commercial Charbray Heifers on account of Diamond L Charbrays
- 2nd & 3rd Pen of 8 Trade Heifers
- 2nd Pen of 8 Replacement Breeders
2007 SHOW RESULTS FOR - NICHOLROI CHARBRAYS
Ph/Fax- 07 4166 1156
| Mt Perry Show | 01.04.07 | |
|---|---|---|
| Class | Entrant | Place |
| Bull 6 to 12 mths | Nicholroi Barry | 1st |
| Bull 24mths & Over | Nicholroi Zigzag | 3rd |
| Female 18 to 24 mths | Nicholroi Jenny | 2nd |
| Gayndah Show | 14.04.07 | |
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull Under 12 mths | Nicholroi Barry | 3rd |
| Bull 24mths & Over | Nicholroi Zigzag | 2nd |
| Reserve Senior Champ Male | Nicholroi Zigzag | Winner |
| Breeders Group | Nicholroi Charbrays | 2nd |
| Monto Show | 29.04.07 | |
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 6 to 12 mths | Nicholroi Barry | 1st |
| Bull Calf Champion | Nicholroi Barry | Winner |
| Bull 24mths & Over | Nicholroi ZigZag | 1st |
| Senior Champion Bull | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Heifer 18 to 21mths | Nicholroi Janice | 1st |
| Breeders Group | Nicholroi Charbrays | 2nd |
| Eidsvold Show | 05.05.07 |
|
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 6 to 12mths | Nicholroi Barry | 3rd |
| Bull 24mths & Over | Nicholroi Zigzag | 2nd |
| Heifer 18 to 24mths | Nicholroi Janice | 3rd |
| Mundubbera Show | 12.05.07 |
|
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 24 to 48mths | Nicholroi ZigZag | 2nd |
| Female 18 to 24mths | Nicholroi Janice | 1 |
| Nicholroi Jenny | 3rd | |
| Champion Senior Female | Nicholroi Janice | Winner |
| Grand Champion Female | Nicholroi Janice | Winner |
| Biloela Show | 18.05.07 | |
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 6 to 12 mths | Nicholroi Barry | 2nd |
| Bull 15 to 18mths | Nicholroi Angus | 1st |
| Reserve Champ Bull | Nicholroi Barry | Winner |
| Bull 30 to 36mths | Nicholroi ZigZag | 1st |
| Senior Champion Bull | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Grand Champion | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Heifer 18 to 21mths | Nicholroi Jenny | 1st |
| Nicholroi Janice | 2nd | |
| Breeders Group | Nicholroi Charbrays | 1st |
| Sires Progeny | Nicholroi Charbrays Ayr Lopez | 1st |
| Gin Gin Show | 01.06.07 | |
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 6 to 12 mths | Nicholroi Barry | 1st |
| Bull 30mths & Over | Nicholroi ZigZag | 1st |
| Senior Champion Bull | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Grand Champion Bull | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Female 20 to 24mths | Nicholroi Janice | 1st |
| Mt Larcom Show | 23.06.07 | |
Class |
Entrant |
Place |
| Bull 30mths & Over | Nicholroi ZigZag | 1st |
| Senior Champion Bull | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Champion Bull Exhibit | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Supreme Champion | Nicholroi ZigZag | Winner |
| Heifer 19 to 21mths | Nicholroi Janice | 1st |
| Champion Junior Heifer | Nicholroi Janice | Winner |
| Breeders Group | Nicholroi Charbrays | 1st |
Diamond L Charbray results from the Nanango Show held on the 14/4/07.
Diamond L Boss - Supreme Led Exhibit (Inter Breed)
- Grand Champion Bull (Inter Breed)
- Junior Champion Tropical Bull
- 1st Tropical Bull 16 and under 20 mths
Diamond L Cleo - Reserve Grand Champion Cow ( Inter Breed)
- Senior Champion Tropical Cow
- 1st Tropical Cow 24 and under 30 mths
Other results: - 1st & 2nd Tropical Bull under 12 mths
- 1st Tropical Heifer under 12 mths
- 3rd Tropical Heifer 20 and under 24 mths
- 1st Sire's Progeny (Inter Breed)
