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Welcome
The members of the Charolais Society of Australia WA Region would like to welcome buyers and Charolais
enthusiasts to the Inaugural WA Charolais bull sale.
Members believe the time has come for the WA Charolais breed to host their own sale.
Charolais cattle were introduced into Western Australia in 1970 by way of semen imports from the UK and
followed by live cattle from New Zealand.
In Australia, their numbers have grown and there are now about 19,000 active registered breeding females
in the Australian herd book and 800 members.
40 years later the Australian Charolais is well and truly here.
The modern Australian Charolais evolved due to breeders careful selection for structural correctness,
growth for age, softness while maintaining that great Charolais muscling attribute also the selection of low
birth weight sires for calving ease and of course that Charolais placid disposition, has made them extremely
well suited to our countries climate and conditions.
Charolais continue to be recognised in the commercial market place. In 2005, over $10 Million worth of
Charolais bulls were sold at public auctions around the Country, demonstrating the importance and
relevance of this great breed of cattle.
Charolais sired calves are continually commanding top prices in the saleyards, while commercial cattlemen
using Charolais bulls are able to sell the progeny directly to the butcher, feedlotters, abattoirs and live
exports, who are paying premiums for their growth and yield attributes.
The Charolais ability to sire consistent carcasses is also being proved again and again, indicated by the
eagerness of processors to source Charolais sired calves.
Charolais continue to positively influence profitability in all sectors of the beef supply chain.
I would encourage all interested buyers to bid with confidence as all bulls catalogued have complied with
the Charolais Society of Australia Code of Conduct.
Bulls have been semen tested and also for your herds protection all bulls have been BVDV tested
negative.
On behalf of the Charolais vendors I wish you all the best for your selections today.
Regards
Robin Yost
Chairman
Charolais Society of Australia WA Region
Q UA LITY
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CONDUCT
CHAROLAIS BREEDPLAN
EBVs
An animal's breeding value is its genetic merit, half of which will be passed on to its progeny. While we will never
know the exact breeding value, for performance traits it is possible to make good estimates. These estimates are
called Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs).
In the calculation of EBVs, the performance of individual animals within a contemporary group is directly compared to
the average of other animals in that group. A contemporary group consists of animals of the same sex and age class
within a herd, run under the same management conditions and treated equally. Indirect comparisons are made
between animals reared in different contemporary groups, through the use of pedigree links between the groups.
EBVs are expressed in the units of measurement for each particular trait. They are shown as + ive or - ive differences
between an individual animal's genetics difference and the genetic base to which the animal is compared. For
example, a bull with an EBV of +50 kg for 600-Day Weight is estimated to have genetic merit 50 kg above the breed
base of 0 kg. Since the breed base is set to an historical benchmark, the average EBVs of animals in each year drop
has changed over time as a result of genetic progress within the breed.
The absolute value of any EBV is not critical, but rather the differences in EBVs between animals. Particular animals
should be viewed as being "above or below breed average" for a particular trait.
Whilst EBVs provide the best basis for the comparison of the genetic merit of animals reared in different environments
and management conditions, they can only be used to compare animals analysed within the same analysis.
Consequently, Charolais BREEDPLAN EBVs cannot be validly compared with EBVs for any other breed.
Although EBVs provide an estimate of an animals genetic merit for a range of production traits, they do not provide
information for all of the traits that must be considered during selection of functional animals. In all situations, EBVs
should be used in conjunction with visual assessment for other traits of importance (such as structural soundness,
temperament, fertility etc). A recommended practice is to firstly select breeding stock based on EBVs and to then
select from this group to ensure that the final selections are otherwise acceptable.
EBVs are published for a range of traits covering fertility, calving ease, milking ability, growth, carcase merit and
docility. When using EBVs to assist in selection decisions it is important to achieve a balance between the different
groups of traits and to place emphasis on those traits that are important to the particular herd, markets and
environment. One of the advantages of having a comprehensive range of EBVs is that it is possible to avoid extremes
in particular traits and select for animals with balanced overall performance.
Calving Ease EBVs (%) are based on calving difficulty scores, birth weights and gestation length information. More
positive EBVs are favourable and indicate easier calving.
CE % Dir = Direct Calving Ease - The EBV for direct calving ease indicates the influence of the sire on calving
ease in purebred females calving at two years of age.
CE % Daughters = Daughters' Calving Ease - The EBV for daughters' calving ease indicates how easily that
sire's daughters will calve at two years of age.
Gestation Length EBV (days) is an estimate of the time from conception to the birth of the calf and is based on
Artificial Insemination and hand mating records. Lower (negative) Gestation Length EBVs indicate shorter gestation
length
and
therefore
easier
calving
and
increased
growth
after
birth.
Birth Weight EBV (kg) is based on the measured birth weight of progeny, adjusted for dam age. The lower the value
the lighter the calf at birth and the lower the likelihood of a difficult birth. This is particularly important when selecting
sires for use over heifers.
200-Day Growth EBV (kg) is calculated from the weight of progeny taken between 80 and 300 days of age. Values
are adjusted to 200 days and for age of dam. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal's genetic merit for
growth to early ages.
400-Day Weight EBV (kg) is calculated from the weight of progeny taken between 301 and 500 days of age, adjusted
to 400 days and for age of dam. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal's genetic merit for yearling weight.
600-Day Weight EBV (kg) is calculated from the weight of progeny taken between 501 and 900 days of age, adjusted
to 600 days and for age of dam. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal's genetic merit for growth beyond
yearling age.
Mature Cow Weight EBV (kg) is based on the cow weight when the calf is weighed for weaning, adjusted to 5 years
of age. This EBV is an estimate of the genetic difference in cow weight at 5 years of age and is an indicator of growth
at later ages and potential feed maintenance requirements of the females in the breeding herd. Steer breeders
wishing to grow animals out to a larger weight may also use the Mature Cow Weight EBV.
Milk EBV (kg) is an estimate of an animal's milking ability. For sires, this EBV indicates the effect of the daughter's
milking ability, inherited from the sire, on the 200-day weights of her calves. For dams, it indicates her milking ability.
Scrotal Size EBV (cm) is calculated from the circumference of the scrotum taken between 300 and 700 days of age
and adjusted to 400 days of age. This EBV is an estimate of an animal's genetic merit for scrotal size. There is also a
small negative correlation with age of puberty in female progeny and therefore selection for increased scrotal size will
result in reduced age at calving of female progeny.
Carcase Weight EBV (kg) is based on abattoir carcase records and is an indicator of the genetic differences in
carcase weight at the standard age of 650 days.
Eye Muscle Area EBV (sq cm) is calculated from measurements from live animal ultrasound scans and from abattoir
carcase data, adjusted to a standard 300 kg carcase. This EBV estimates genetic differences in eye muscle area at
the 12/13th rib site of a 300 kg dressed carcase. More positive EBVs indicate better muscling on animals. Sires with
relatively higher Eye Muscle Area EBVs are expected to produce better muscled and higher percentage yielding
progeny at the same carcase weight than will sires with lower Eye Muscle Area EBVs.
Rib Fat and Rump Fat EBVs (mm) are calculated from measurements of subcutaneous fat depth at the 12/13 rib site
and the P8 rump site (from live animal ultrasound scans and from abattoir carcases) and are adjusted to a standard
300 kg carcase. These EBVs are indicators of the genetic differences in fat distribution on a standard 300 kg carcase.
Sires with low, or negative, fat EBVs are expected to produce leaner progeny at any particular carcase weight than will
sires with higher EBVs.
Retail Beef Yield EBV (%) indicates genetic differences between animals for retail yield percentage in a standard 300
kg carcase. Sires with larger EBVs are expected to produce progeny with higher yielding carcases.
Intramuscular Fat EBV (%) is an estimate of the genetic difference in the percentage of intramuscular fat (marbling)
at the 12/13th rib site in a 300 kg carcase. Depending on market targets, larger more positive values are generally
more favourable.
Selection Indices
Charolais selection indices are calculated for three market specifications, namely, Domestic, Export and Northern
Terminal.
Index values are reported as EBVs, in units of relative earning capacity ($s) for a given market. They reflect both the
short-term profit generated by a sire through the sale of his progeny, and the longer-term profit generated by his
daughters in a self-replacing cow herd. A selection index combines the EBVs with economic information (costs and
returns) for specific market and production systems to rank animals based on relative profit values. Note that different
types of animals can give similar profit values, so consideration should be given to both the index and the component
EBVs when selecting animals for a particular production system. More information is available on selecting animals
using a selection index. The Index values are derived using BreedObject technology. More information is available
from the BreedObject web site.
Domestic Index ($) - Estimates the genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined for an
example commercial herd with a British cow base (eg Angus) targeting grass-finished production for the domestic
trade. This Index assumes pasture grown & finished steers weighing 430 kg (240 kg HSCW and 6 mm P8 fat depth)
at 12 months. Daughters are retained or sold for breeding therefore maternal traits are of importance. In response to
industry feedback, positive emphasis has been placed on finishing ability.
Export Index ($) Estimates the genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined for an
example commercial herd with a British cow base (eg Angus) targeting the production of steers for export markets.
This Index assumes pasture grown & finished steers weighing 700 kg (380 kg HSCW and 9 mm P8 fat depth) at 29
months. Daughters are retained or sold for breeding therefore maternal traits are of importance. In response to
industry feedback, positive emphasis has been placed on finishing ability.
Northern Terminal Index ($) Estimates the genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined
for an example commercial herd in Northern Australia (ie Brahman cows) targeting the production of grass finished
steers for the Jap Ox market. Steers are sold direct to slaughter at 630 kg (345 kg HSCW and 5 mm P8 fat depth) at
28 months. All progeny are slaughtered. In response to industry feedback positive emphasis has been placed on
finishing ability.
Accuracy
Accuracy (%) is based on the amount of performance information available on the animal and its close relatives particularly the number of progeny analysed. Accuracy is also based on the heritability of the trait and the genetic
correlations with other recorded traits. Hence accuracy indicates the "confidence level" of the EBV. The higher the
accuracy value the lower the likelihood of change in the animal's EBV as more information is analysed for that animal
or its relatives. Even though an EBV with a low accuracy may change in the future, it is still the best estimate of an
animal's genetic merit for that trait. As more information becomes available, an EBV is just as likely to increase in
value, as it is to decrease. Accuracy values range from 0-99%. The following guide is given for interpreting accuracy:
Accuracy range Interpretation
Low accuracy. EBVs are preliminary and could change substantially as more performance
less than 50%
information becomes available.
50-74%
Medium accuracy, usually based on the animal's own records and pedigree.
75-90%
Medium-high accuracy. Some progeny information included. EBVs may change with addition of
more progeny data.
more than 90%
High accuracy estimate of the animal's true breeding value.
As a rule, animals should be compared on EBVs regardless of accuracy. However, where two animals have similar
EBVs the one with higher accuracy could be the safer choice, assuming other factors are equal.For further information
please contact the Charolais Society (02 6771 1666) or Charolais BREEDPLAN (02 6773 3059).
CE Dir
EBV
EBV
600D Wt
MCW
+0.3
+0.3
-1.1
+0.7
+8
+16
+19
+19
Milk
SS
Carc
EMA
Rib Fat
Rump Fat
RBY
IMF
+2
+0.5
+13
+1.3
+0.0
+0.0
+0.2
+0.1
Sex: M
DOB: 29/03/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
+0.5
36%
+0
58%
+9
52%
+7
51%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+0
32%
A clean coated well muscled, early maturing young sire with a strong Poll heredity.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 18/06/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-0.1
36%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Show bull (2011) himself as were both sire and dam. He is growing better and better as he matures. The complete package.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 10/04/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+0.5
37%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Show bull (2011) with success. Well muscled young sire with great temperament. Grand dam is by RGP Eureka a Canadian sire we have Australian rights. Semen $60 per straw.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 01/04/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
+4.4
47%
-0.2
44%
-2.3
54%
+9
57%
+13
56%
+9
56%
+2
51%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+0.2
50%
Long deep wide bodied,excells in length and width from hip to pin,soft early maturing bull. Scanned 22/10/11 weight 898kg,EMA 133cm2,IMF 2.0% scrotal 43cm vacinated
7:1,Vibrovax & BVDV negitive 1st in class & Reserve Junior Champion at Brunswick show 2011
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 4
Sex: M
DOB: 28/06/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
+2.6
66%
+13
53%
+25
50%
+33
51%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+2
31%
A June born, young bull that excells in early maturity, length, depth and width of body with soft deep muscle.A bull that should produce outstanding baby beef & feedlot animals.
Scanned 22/10/11 weight 716kg, EMA 137cm2, IMF 1.2% scrotal 40cm. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax & BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 5
Sex: M
DOB: 18/07/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
A young July early maturing, soft coated, free moving, deep bodied well muscled bull. Scanned 22/10/11 weight 612kg, EMA 104cm2, IMF 1.5% scrotal 40cm Vaccinated 7:1,
Vibrovax & BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 01/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
-2.4
38%
+16
66%
+32
68%
+34
63%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+1
34%
A half brother to top priced Charolais bull at 2011sale. Packed full of red meat on a good set of feet and legs with a flawless dispositon. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard & BVDV
negative scanned 20/11/11 weight 780kg, EMA 110cm2, IMF 1.5%, scrotal 40cm. Semen tested with good EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 16/03/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
A bull with lots of pressence and has been admired by many. A long, deep, soft bodied bull with plenty of thickness and docile nature. Stood 2nd to Junior Champion Bull Perth
Royal Show 2011. Scanned 20/11/11 weight 826kg, EMA 133cm2, IMF 3.5% scrotal 40cm.Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard & BVDV negative. Semen tested and good EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 25/03/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
A moderate framed bull with plenty lenght and thickness, ideally suit for veal production & feedlot calves.Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard & BVDV negative. Scanned 20/11/11
weight 730kg, EMA 118cm2, IMF 1.2% scrotal 42cm. Semen tested & EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 04/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
-2.3
47%
-1.6
43%
+0.0
65%
+14
70%
+20
71%
+18
67%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+1
47%
Sex: M
DOB: 03/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-0.8
46%
CE
Dtrs
-3.5
42%
GL
-5.1
63%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 03/06/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-3.5
37%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 13/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
+2.0
44%
+1.7
41%
-1.9
60%
+10
61%
+14
57%
+12
57%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+3
48%
Tremendous growth and thickness, a curve bender with -0.6 birthweight, vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative & semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 21/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+2.7
35%
CE
Dtrs
GL
+0.3
60%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Smooth well muscled son of polled French bull Unico, a trait leader in carcase yield. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 18/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+6.0
38%
CE
Dtrs
GL
-1.5
63%
Compact son of Leader, muscle and softness an ideal vealer bull -1.0 birthweight.Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 03/05/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
+0.2
49%
+2.0
45%
-0.5
57%
+4
59%
+18
58%
+13
58%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+6
50%
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 05/05/2010
EBV
Acc
Purchaser/Buyer
CE
Dir
+7.9
53%
CE
Dtrs
+2.5
50%
GL
-2.4
57%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 17/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
+1.5
46%
-1.1
37%
-5.4
58%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
-0.5
72%
+1.2
52%
+1.6
52%
-0.8
48%
+0.6
39%
+15
69%
+39
70%
+43
66%
+6
33%
+1.3
50%
+0.9
44%
Junior and Grand Champion Charolais Bull and 2nd to Interbreed All Breeds Junior Beef Bull 2011 Perth Royal Show. Junior Champion Bull Brunswick Show 2011. Polled
structually correct long smooth young bull with exceptional breedplan and scanning figures.Scanned 20/11/ 11, weight 910 kg, EMA 133cm2, IMF 5.1%, P8 10, RIB 9
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 18
Acc: D.A. & A.E. THOMPSON
Sex: M
DOB: 16/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
+0.4
44%
Rump
Fat
+0.6
44%
RBY
IMF
-0.2
41%
+0.1
31%
Junior Champion Charolais bull Wagin Woolarama 2011. Champion bull Dinninup Show 2011. Polled structualy correct, showing plenty of thickness and length. Weight 810 kg,
EMA 130cm2, IMF 3.6%, P8 7, RIB 7
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 19
Acc: D.A. & A.E. THOMPSON
Sex: M
DOB: 20/03/2010
CE
Dtrs
EBV
Acc
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
-0.4
67%
+1.0
43%
+1.4
43%
-0.7
40%
+0.1
29%
+1
63%
+2
65%
+6
59%
+3
33%
+0.8
37%
Scanned 20/11/11, weight 748 kg, EMA 121cm2, IMF 3.5%, P8 6, RIB 6
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 20
Sex: M
DOB: 20/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+7.2
46%
CE
Dtrs
+2.3
38%
GL
-4.0
63%
Rib
Fat
+0.9
52%
Rump
Fat
+1.3
52%
RBY
IMF
-0.7
48%
Sex: M
DOB: 31/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+6.9
46%
CE
Dtrs
+2.0
38%
GL
-1.9
62%
Rib
Fat
+1.4
51%
Rump
Fat
+1.9
51%
RBY
IMF
-1.1
48%
Sex: M
DOB: 24/01/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Moderate framed polled/scurred bull that has natural thickness and length of body. Has excellent temperament and stands on a good set of feet and legs. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax,
BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 23
Acc: ELGIN PARK
Sex: M
DOB: 19/01/2010
CE
Dtrs
EBV
Acc
GL
+3
55%
+11
50%
+7
52%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+4
31%
Compact moderate framed polled bull with plenty of muscle but still soft with easy doing ability. Excellent temperament and good feet. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 24
Lot: 25 WITHDRAWN
$
Sex: M
DOB: 02/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Early maturing, moderate bull with a great carcase. Dam has a great temperament. Strong poll gene on both sire and dam.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 03/04/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-3.5
37%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Free moving young sire out of a good milking female. Related to the famous 2UP The Vegemite Kid (2UP L41E) (P) Interbreed winners on both sire and dam.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 21/04/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+2.4
39%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Very safe early maturing young sire. Dam goes back to one of top sires of yester year Palgrove Jackpot.
Purchaser/Buyer
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 25/04/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-5.4
39%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Keen to work, very keen to get on with the job, good length and muscling. Sire and dam were both winners at the Perth Show.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 20/02/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
-2.7
45%
-1.8
36%
-3.2
56%
+13
59%
+31
58%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+38
57%
Taller, long wide bodied, with plenty of deep soft muscle with very good bone and feet.Scanned 22.10.11 weight 825 kg, EMA 116cm2, IMF 2.3%, scrotal 45cm. Vaccinated 7:1,
Vibrovax, BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 20/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Moderate framed bull with plenty of thickness, good conformation and temperament. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard, & BVDV negative. Scanned 20/11/11 weight 718 kg, EMA
113 cm2 IMF 1.4% scrotal 42cm
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 08/09/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
+2
66%
+8
67%
+7
63%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+2
33%
A September drop bull with good muscle and softness. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard, BVDV negative. Scanned 20/11/11 weight 602 kg, EMA 108cm2, IMF 1.3%, scrotal
40cm, semen tested & EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
$
Sex: M
DOB: 31/08/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-1.2
36%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
A very soft good muscled August drop bull with a excellent nature. 1st in class at Perth Royal Show 2011. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard, BVDV negative. Scanned 20/11/11
weight 645 kg, EMA 104cm2, IMF 1.8%. Semen tested and EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 26/08/2010
-1.0
36%
CE
Dtrs
GL
+7
66%
+13
67%
+16
64%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+2
36%
A bigger framed August drop bull, very smooth and soft. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, Pestigard, BVDV negative. Scanned 20/11/11 weight 600kg, EMA 102cm2, IMF 1.9%. Semen
tested and EBV's
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 02/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
+2.7
37%
GL
-1.8
61%
+4
67%
+10
69%
+7
64%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+1
37%
Sex: M
DOB: 10/05/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 19/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-2.3
36%
CE
Dtrs
GL
-1.4
59%
Excellent muscled moderate framed bull that will put extra weight in your vealers. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 17/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+1.5
35%
CE
Dtrs
GL
-1.1
59%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Polled easy fleshing low birth weight son of new North American sir Hank. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 19/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
-2.1
37%
+9
54%
+14
48%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+17
49%
Thick deep and polled early maturing type. Frosty is the ultimate vealer bull. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 18/04/2010
-3.9
37%
CE
Dtrs
GL
+9
55%
+6
51%
+10
51%
+0
33%
Easy doing type with good muscle and bone on a moderate frame. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 25/05/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 01/06/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
EBV
Acc
Scanned 20/11/11, weight 774 kg, EMA 128cm2, IMF 3.2%, P8 6, RIB 5
Purchaser/Buyer
Lot 42
Rib
Fat
+0.9
43%
Rump
Fat
+1.2
43%
RBY
IMF
-0.8
40%
+0.3
30%
Sex: M
DOB: 28/02/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
+4.2
35%
CE
Dtrs
GL
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
A great temperament polled/scurred bull. Length natural thickness all rolled into a bull that is structually correct. Vaccinated 7:1, Vibrovax, BVDV negative
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 21/04/2010
CE
Dtrs
GL
+3.2
35%
+6
55%
+13
50%
+16
50%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+3
35%
This young sire was put to20 females in 2011. Sound thick youngster with sire outlook.
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 17/04/2010
-3.5
39%
CE
Dtrs
GL
+13
61%
+27
58%
+28
56%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
+4
37%
Easy doing young sire, used lightly over 20 females in 2011. Mr Perfects genes are showing up in this young bull. Thought very highly of at stud.
Purchaser/Buyer
RBY
IMF
Sex: M
DOB: 20/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
-1.9
45%
CE
Dtrs
-0.6
42%
GL
+0.0
62%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
Another excellent vealer bull, plenty of muscle and growth on a moderate frame. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 17/03/2010
CE
Dtrs
+7.0
39%
GL
-3.4
63%
+5
60%
+11
57%
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
+10
57%
Polled long and easy doing son of Eatons Leader, -1.3 birth weight. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Sex: M
DOB: 19/03/2010
EBV
Acc
CE
Dir
CE
Dtrs
GL
+8.5
45%
+3.0
37%
-2.6
61%
+5
62%
+11
58%
-2
59%
+4
34%
Compact deep bodied easy doing vealer bull with a low birth weight. Vaccinated 7:1, BVDV negative and semen tested
Purchaser/Buyer
Rib
Fat
Rump
Fat
RBY
IMF
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