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Class «Class No»«Class Name» 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show Page 1 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show Royal National Capital Agricultural Society Office Bearers Patron: ACT Chief Minister Katy Gallagher President: Mr Rod A. Crompton Vice President: Mr Stephen Beer Chief Executive Officer: Mr Garry Ashby Chief Cattle Steward: Mr Ian Barklamb Deputy Chief Stewards: Mr Alan Chesworth M: 0429 444 663 Mr David McPhie M: 0438 535 519 Cattle Committee: Bob McCluskey, Mike Spira, Debbie Frater, Ben Bartley Barry Waddell Address all mail to: CEO (Cattle Section) R.N.C.A.S. P O Box 124 MITCHELL ACT 2911 Showground: Exhibition Park In Canberra Cnr Federal Highway and Flemington Rd MITCHELL ACT 2911 Phone: (02) 6241 2478 - Show Office Fax: (02) 6241 1712 Website: www.rncas.org.au THE ROYAL NATIONAL CAPITAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Expresses its sincere appreciation to all sponsors and trophy donors for their generous support of the Cattle Section at the 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Show. Appreciation is acknowledged for the willing assistance given by the many stewards and other workers who contribute to the smooth running of this Section. Please note that the order in which you enter the ring with your cattle for judging will be the reverse order of exhibit numbers in the catalogue for each class. Page 2 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show CONTENTS Page No Judging Times & Schedule 3 Landmark Champion of Champions & Beef Section Inter-Breed 3 Judges 4 Feature Breed – Scottish Breeds 5 Angus 7 Belted Galloway 12 Galloway 14 Highland 17 Miniature Galloway & Miniature Belted Galloway 19 Australian Lowline 20 Brahman 49 Braunvieh 49 Charolais 24 Fleckvieh 49 Hereford 27 Limousin 29 Miniature Herefords 51 Murray Grey 53 Poll Hereford 34 Red Poll 41 Salers 51 Shorthorn 43 Simmental 44 Speckle Park 45 Square Meaters 47 Welsh Black 52 Led Purebred Steer 56 Open Steer & Heifer Hoof Competition 56 School Steer & Heifer Hoof Competition 58 Exhibitor Details 60 Page 3 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show JUDGING TIMES THE RNCAS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER JUDGING TIMES WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION Judging will commence: 8:00am on Thursday 23 February 8:00am on Friday 24 February 9.00am on Saturday 25 February 10:30am on Sunday 26 February JUDGING SCHEDULE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 23 FEBRUARY 24 FEBRUARY 25 FEBRUARY 26 FEBRUARY Judging Commences- Judging Commences- Judging Commences- 8.00am 8.00am 9.00am 8.00am School Paraders 8.00am Open Paraders 9.00am 10.30am Parade of Competition Hereford Champions for all Senior, 11.30am National Capital Poll Hereford Junior and Reserve Steer & Heifer Hoof Judging commences Angus Champions directly followed judging followed by 9.30am Square Meaters by National Capital Limousin Dairy The Landmark Ltd School Steer & Murray Grey Inter-Breed judging Heifer Hoof judging Simmental Afternoon Judging Commences-12.00pm 2.00pm National Capital & Afternoon Judging Galloway School Steer & Commences-1.30pm Belted Galloway Heifer Hoof & Hook Australian Lowline Miniature Galloway & Auction Charolais Miniature Red Poll Belted Galloway. 4.00pm Led Purebred Shorthorn Highland Steers Speckle Park 2.00pm Junior Judging Any Other Beef Breeds 5.30pm Canberra Calf Capers CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Our beef cattle judges will determine between the winning Beef Grand Champion Bull and Grand Champion Female to decide which is the ultimate Champion of Champions that earns their owner the coveted Royal Purple and Gold Ribbon and the Landmark cheque for $1,000. BEEF SECTION INTER-BREED CHAMPIONSHIP SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF BREED FEMALE OF THE SHOW RNCAS Sash and Trophy Judging for this event will take place on Sunday 26 February. The Grand Champion Female of each Breed will be eligible to compete, and the Judges of all Beef Breeds will be invited to place the Females in their order of preference. SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF BREED BULL OF THE SHOW RNCAS Sash and Trophy Judging for this event will take place on Sunday 26 February. The Grand Champion Bull of each Breed will be eligible to compete, and the Judges of all Beef Breeds will be invited to place the Bulls in their order of preference. Page 4 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show 2012 JUDGES Alistair Raynor Simmental, Charolais, Galloway, Belted Galloway, Miniature Belted Galloway & Miniature Galloway John Gordon Murray Grey, Red Poll, Angus, Speckle Park, Led Purebred Steers James Laurie Limousin, Australian Lowline, Square Meaters, Highland, Brahman, Welsh Black Salers, Braunviehs Doug Tozer Shorthorn, Hereford, Poll Hereford, Miniature Hereford, Fleckvieh Roger Evans Junior Judging, School Paraders and Open Paraders Greg Meeker Carcase Judge Page 5 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show FEATURE BREED The Scottish Breeds are noted for their ease of breeding along with a strong and hardy disposition. They are generally able to produce beef at a reasonable gross margin from inhospitable land … (perfect for Australia!) Page 6 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show SCOTTISH FEATURE BREEDS 1st 8 A & N Kelly Rosewood Fineas 618kg ANGUS 10/12/2010 ANKF01 Red Ter-Ron Fully Loaded 540R RRA Impish 1 Bull, over 8 months & not over 12 months 2nd 1 J & P Healy 3rd 9 P.E. & B & S Hennings The Laurels Granite G90 636kg Mt Hunter Friar Tuck F12 594kg 02/03/2011 DYUG90 12/12/2010 NMT F12 Sitz New Design 458N The Laurels Clarinet C40 Mt Hunter Black Beard B20 Mt Hunter Cinderella D8 2 Powe Family Goondoola Giddy Up - WD 4 Bull, 16 months and not over 18 months 07/03/2011 PSPG01 2nd 10 DR & DP Hill - Hillview Angus Stud BST Tullatoola Indeed D158 BST Tullatoola UPI Hillview Beaumont F226 798kg D56 03/09/2010 BRUF226 Irelands Beaumont B7 Hillview Clout C108 1st 3 Hollywood Angus Hollywood VRD Great Escape G3 483kg 11 BC Partnership - Martin & Liz Walters 13/03/2011 HASG3 Rosskin Admiral F36 740kg Vermillion Dateline 7078 Hollywood Vanessa 07/09/2010 NROF36 V14 Rosskin Admiral D2 Rosskin Felicia Y45 2 Bull, 12 months & not over 14 months 1st 12 Hollywood Angus 2nd 4 Aimee & Olivia Bolton Hollywood Full Monty F56 804kg Bolton Girls Whisper-Google 646kg 07/09/2010 DEYF56 04/01/2011 AOBG2 Vermillion Dateline 7078 Hollywood Diana Z32 Pie Avalanche Trevone Park Whisper 4th 13 CR Knox & HD Alexander 1st 32 CR Knox & HD Alexander DSK RR Frazier F29 760kg DSK BN George C2 646kg 10/09/2010 NKSF29 07/01/2010 NKSG2 Remitall H Rachis 21R DSK V69 Tentura Z11 3rd 5 KO Angus Stud 3rd 14 DR & DP Hill - Hillview Angus Stud KO 24J Real Steel G9 636kg Hillview Beaumont F242 732kg 11/02/2011 NZCG9 10/09/2010 BRUF242 BT Right Time 24J Vermont Dream Y301 Irelands Beaumont B7 Hillview Belknap B94 4th 6 Rainbow Reach Angus – J Henshaw 15 CR Knox & HD Alexander Kansas Custer G50 426kg DSK RR Facts & Figures F50 788kg 26/02/2011 KL G50 19/09/2010 NKSF50 Kansas Custer C58 Kansas Diana W8 Remitall H Rachis 21R DSK HR Polly X42 3 Bull, 14 months & not over 16 months 16 CR Knox & HD Alexander 2nd 7 J P Prunetti DSK RR Free Spirit F56 782kg Black Stamp New Design F008 682kg 20/09/2010 NKSF56 20/11/2010 HSIF008 Remital H Rachis 21R DSK HU Panda W9 St Pauls Zeppelin Z409 Merribrook Ester B3 17 McLachlan Group Talis Flinders F847 665kg 19/10/2010 AISDF847 Page 7 2012 ActewAGL Royal Canberra Cattle Show 5th 18 Hollywood Angus 4th 28 Brian Powell Yamba Angus Hollywood Freedom Rider F79 780kg Yamba Fabulous F54 750kg 24/10/2010 DEYF79 28/08/2010 DZNF54 Hollywood Casanova C64 Hollywood Dalliance Te Mania Caringbah C192 Yamba A230 X3 Junior Champion Bull 5 Bull, 18 months and not over 20 months 12 Hollywood Full Monty F56 19 CR Knox & HD Alexander Medallion proudly presented by Angus Australia DSK RR Flash F14 - WD Reserve Junior Champion Bull 27/07/2010 NKSF14 24 Hollywood Fort Apache F22 Remitall H Rachis 21R Alex HR Martina V5 6 Bull, 20 months and not over 24 months 2nd 21 KO Angus Stud 2nd 29 Brian Powell Yamba Angus KO A241 Meridian F83 875kg Yamba Forevermore F 36 952kg 05/08/2010 NZCF83 29/04/2010 DZNF36 Ardrossan Equator A241 Vermont Dream Y301 Booroomooka Design Y152 Yamba DZN B77 22 J P Prunetti 1st 30 CR Knox & HD Alexander Black Stamp Equator F001 740kg DSK RR Formula-One F6 972kg 05/08/2010 HSIF001 28/06/2010 NKSF6 Ardrossan Equator A241 Vermont Dream Y301 Remitall H Rachis 21R DSK Z10 Flower C151 23 Eastmark Holdings 7 Bull, 24 months and not over 30 months N Bar Roundup F26 708kg 31 McLachlan Group 09/08/2010 DDS F26 Talis Evolution E598 1052kg 21AR Roundup 7005 N Bar A2 Iris C15 14/09/2009 BMLE598 Talis Buddha B591 Talis High Jinx A557 1st 24 Hollywood Angus Hollywood Fort Apache F22 730kg 12/08/2010 DEYF22 8 Bull, 30 months and over Double AA Old Post Bandolier J & C Cheyenne 1st 33 DR & DP Hill - Hillview Angus Stud A12 Hillview El Toro E188 1160kg 28/08/2009 BRUE188 5th 25 KO Angus Stud Alpine Account A50 Hillview Whiskey An Dry KO 6226 Ultimatum F102 896kg W12 15/08/2010 NZCF102 G A R Ultimate Ardrossan Wilcoola W53 Senior Champion Bull 30 DSK RR Formula-One F6 26 Hollywood Angus Medallion proudly presented by Angus Australia Hollywood Fedex F37 758kg Reserve Senior Champion Bull 19/08/2010 DEYF37 Yamba Forevermore F 36 Hyline Right Way 781 Hollywood Vanessa Z1 Grand Champion Bull 20 Eastmark Holdings 30 DSK RR Formula-One F6 N Bar Pioneer Perfect F65 765kg Sash Proudly presented by Angus Australia 24/08/2010 DDS F65 Medallion poudly presented to Herdsman Attending, S A V Pioneer 7301 Circle 8 036 Perfection X65 By Angus Australia 3rd 27 Andarich Angus Hollywood Fist Full of Dollars F49 810kg 9 Heifer, over 8 months & not over 12 months 27/08/2010 DEYF49 34 J & P Healy Double AA Old Post Bandolier Hollywood HY The Laurels
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