2021-22 ABS Australia Beef Sire Autumn Update by ABS Global, Inc.

BEEF

Australia

AUTUMN

2021 - 2022 Australian

BEEF SIRE UPDATE

Hottest New Australian Angus Millah Murrah

R48

REMBRANDT

Structurally he has a balanced and supple gait, combined with leg and foot structure to die for, and perfect design of the reproductive anatomy. Throw in a beautiful disposition, with a true sire’s head and outlook and Rembrandt really does strike as a genetic work of art for the ages.

Rembrandt R48 is a work of art from any angle, secured for $240,000 at the 2021 Millah Murrah on property sale.

A prototype for the modern Angus animal, displaying vast dimension, softness of skin, length and a top line filled with natural red meat from front to back and down through the hams. Animal ID: NMMR48 Semen Code: 29AN2240

EBV Perc

EF Commando 1366PV Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15PV Millah Murrah Ela M9PV

Millah Murrah Kingdom K35PV Millah Murrah Abigail N60PV Millah Murrah Abigail H150SV

CE-DIR

CE-DT

200D

400D

600D

MCW

Milk

DTC

DOC

+4.5 59%

+5.9 49%

-6.4 72%

+3.6 73%

+55 72%

+102 71%

+132 71%

+101 68%

+16 62%

-6.7 40%

+3.3 72%

+12 58%

Eye

Rib

Rump

RBY%

IMF%

NFI-F

Foot Angle

Claw Set

ABI

ABLFCI

+72 66%

+8.3 64%

+1.2 69%

+2.2 65%

+0.0 66%

+1.5 64%

+0.37 54%

+0.86 66%

+0.68 67%

$238 -

Millah Murrah

$404 -

R38

ROCKET MAN Rocket Man R38 is the $280,000 Australian record priced Angus sire from the world record averaging 2021 Millah Murrah sale. Considered a step up from his famous sire by many who saw him, Rocket Man was the headline act of the spring bull season across Australia.

A bull so wide and correct from his muzzle, over the chine and all the way through to his hips and pins, it is difficult to fault him from any angle. Possessing so much sheer volume, capacity, and sire appeal, Rocket Man combines all the best traits of his sire and maternal grandsire, Paratrooper & Capitalist.

Phenotypically, Rocket Man inspires awe. He is structurally outstanding and a gentleman to handle. Animal ID: NMMR38 Semen Code: 29AN2241

EBV

ABS Australia

Perc

EBV Perc

EF Commando 1366PV Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15PV Millah Murrah Ela M9PV

LD Capitalist 316PV Millah Murrah Abigail P57PV Millah Murrah Abigail H232PV

200D

400D

600D

Milk

DTC

+5.4 72%

+64 71%

+123 71%

+152 71%

+19 61%

-5.4 39%

+2.9 67%

Rump

RBY%

IMF%

NFI-F

Foot Angle

Claw Set

ABI

+0.0 65%

+0.4 64%

+2.2 63%

+0.29 53%

+0.80 68%

+0.62 69%

$243 -

CE-DIR

CE-DT

+6.0 59%

+9.1 50%

-5.5 84%

Eye

Rib

+95 65%

+6.1 64%

-0.7 68%

MCW

+139 67%

ABLFCI

$451 -

DOC

+11 58%

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FOREWORD Please use this update with the ABS Australia Sire Directory 2021-22. ABS Australia continues to remain in the No. 1 industry position for beef semen sales in Australia. According to the current NHIA (National Herd Improvement Association) semen sire survey ABS Australia Beef has 35% of the domestic sales and 56% of export sales. In the Angus breed, ABS Australia is ranked number one with 42% of sales. Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15 is currently the number one sales bull. ABS Australia holds five of the top ten Angus Australia registration positions for progeny born in the last 2 years, with Sydgen Enhance, Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15, Landfall Keystone K132, GB Fireball 672 and Baldridge Command C036. In the Wagyu breed, ABS Australia is in a dominant position with 84% of domestic bull sales and 82% of export sales. ABS Australia was also number one ranked in sales for the Shorthorn, Simmental and British Blue breeds. A big thank you to the Australian beef producers for your support.

At ABS we have a philosophy of People, Programs, Product. Our mission statement being Profit from Genetic Progress. To assist our customers to be more profitable ABS has several programs; Sexcel®, Beef InFocus™, NuEra Genetics™, HCR, Double K and Commercial Semen usage agreements. ABS Australia continues to research and implement programs for cattle breeders. Refer in this Update to the latest HCR rankings and the preferred Fixed Time A.I. [FTAI] tables. We know synchronization is a profitable management tool for beef producers, providing great gains in calving intervals and genetic growth. Call us if you require the ABS Australia FTAI booklet. The conception rates for some sires has been amazing with more added data in the last 12 months we are now able to classify proving sires with ranking levels. The cost per pregnancy can be significantly reduced by as much as 40% and the resultant replacement heifer pool increased by 25% just by the power of the fertility of a Platinum HCR sire.

This Update contains a review of the ABS Australia Beef Conference and Gala Dinner held in Tamworth in March. The Conference was an outstanding success. Thank you to the speakers, the sponsors, and all who attended. In the two days following everyone enjoyed the bus run to visit Booroomooka, Bowen/Peakes, Bulliac and Ben Nevis. A big thank to all host farms for the cattle displays and hospitality. Please review the semen price list. Commercial breeders should be encouraged by the list of available sires. From time to time updates and specials will be available via the ABS Australia website, social media pages and email. A final note, with the increased global sales the inventory level of some bulls may result in low stock levels or being unavailable, so please consider your bull selections and place your orders early. Please contact Fletch, Kim, Annie or myself for assistance. Bill Cornell

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Alpine Real Deal R163 |

ANGUS

REAL DEAL

(AMFU,CAFU,DDFU,NHFU)

29AN2257

Owned by: Venturon Livestock, WA

Reg. No. Born Birth Weight Weight 11 months Weight 16 months Weight 18 months Weight 20 months Scrotal 18 months

CGKR163 21/07/2020 37kg 310kg 485kg 622kg 730kg 39cm

H P C A Intensity

Rennylea N542 Rennylea Eisa Erica G366 Te Mania Longshot L107

Alpine Longshot P354 Alpine M242

NEW Quite Literally, The Real Deal •

R163’s sire N542 has been exclusive to 3 herds. The N542 sons have been dynamic at all 3 places, topping the Bowmont sale at $20,000; Rennylea 9 sons averaged $23,000; At Alpine R163 topped the sale at $90,000 with a total of 12 sons of N542 averaging $27,000

•

R163’s dam is by the purchased Te Mania Longshot L107, this sire delivered Milk, Calving Ease, low MCW and high IMF. Descends from one of Te Mania’s best cows VTMR312

•

The maternal grandam, M242, descends from one of Coonamble’s strongest cow lines with A61. M242 is a full sister to two of Alpine’s finest bulls, Muzza & M268. Muzza is a herd sire that Alpine retained for structure, type & docility and is a mainstay of their breeding program. M268 was the top price bull at the 2019 sale and produced the second top price at the 2022 sale at $52,000, with a total of 8 sons sold in the last two sales to av $23,750

•

Real Deal, has a superb pedigree, fabulous EBVS, with great birth to growth spread, and yet moderation in mature size; add a big scrotal, big EMA, positive fats and huge +4 for IMF. Wide stance; now look at the phenotype, near perfect quality structural scores and you have one of the unique bulls for the modern Angus breeding system

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

DOC

Angle Claw

EBV

CE-DIR CE-DT +4.7

-2.1

-2.6

+3.7

+56 +102 +133 +99

+27

+3.0

-6.9

+66

+8.9

+1.2

+3.0

-0.8

+4.0 +0.65

+0.72 +0.70

ACC

55%

50%

84%

73%

70%

71%

68%

62%

71%

41%

65%

63%

68%

64%

65%

63%

54%

64%

%Rank

$267 $426 3

EBVs as at March 2022

Brooklana Revolution R33

Reg. No.

(AMFU,CAFU,DDFU,NHFU)

29AN2259

Owned by: RK & JS Pryce

AMQR33

One For The Ages

30/08/2020

Born

•

EF Commando 1366

Millah Murrah Paratrooper P15 Millah Murrah Ela M9 Coonamble Hector H249

Millah Murrah Prue M4 Millah Murrah Prue F141

Sire MM Paratrooper P15

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

Dam MM Prue M4

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

DOC

EBV

+3.4

+5.0 -11.2 +5.7

+59 +100 +128 +116 +17

+2.8

-4.6

+78

+7.7

-1.1

+1.4

+2.3

+0.3 -0.50

+15 +0.96 +0.54

ACC

60%

49%

72%

75%

74%

73%

69%

63%

69%

40%

67%

65%

70%

67%

66%

65%

55%

58%

%Rank

NEW

A purple royal mating Paratrooper out of the legendary $190,000 Millah Murrah Prue M4, one for those that idulge in pedigree royals Angle Claw 64%

65%

$A-L

$204 $366 42

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

Beef Update

CE-DIR CE-DT

4 TOP 20%

ANGUS

REVOLUTION

$A-L

2022 Conference Wrap-Up The 2022 biennial ABS Beef Conference & Progeny Tour was held in Tamworth over three days in mid-March. This year our conference had a specific focus on the macro issues affecting the Australian and global beef Industries, specifically addressing the challenge of how sustainability and profitability can work hand in hand. Another focus of the conference was to explore how genetic innovation can be the key to a more sustainable and ethical meat supply chain. With over 180 beef producers and representatives in attendance across the three days, the event was a tremendous success and offered a fantastic opportunity for those attending to catch up in person after a challenging two years of COVID restrictions with little to no social contact between states! Fortunately, this year saw keynote speakers from around Australia as well as international guests make the trip for the three-day Conference & Progeny Tour. Day 1 saw the Tamworth League Club conference centre at near capacity, with guests enjoying an action-packed line-up of keynote speakers. Hamish Chandler of MLA opened the morning session with an insightful presentation exploring the ability to adapt genetics for MSA markets. Of particular interest to attendees was Hamish’s reference to consumer expectations with regards to sustainability and carbon neutrality, and how we begin to build these expectations into our own breeding programs. It was noted that genetics can now be accurately utilised at a commercial level to improve consumer outcomes, particularly around eating quality traits. Dr Breanna Roque of FutureFeed continued the focus on sustainability with a fascinating insight into how seaweed, specifically Asparagopsis seaweed, can be used to dramatically reduce the methane output of beef and dairy cattle. Breanna presented research conducted by FutureFeed that demonstrates Asparagopsis’ role in persistently inhibiting methane production in beef cattle. In one trial, FutureFeed were able to reduce methane output by an astonishing 98% while only feeding at a rate of 0.2% of total dietary ration! Director of Global Beef Product Development at ABS, Dr Matthew Cleveland travelled to Australia to deliver an inspiring update on ABS’ pioneering NuEra Genetics™ program. Specifically, Matt addressed ABS’ role in using genetics to deliver on the three core pillars for global beef supply chain sustainability - efficiency/profitability, environment, and animal well-being. Outlining ABS’ beef innovation pipeline, Matt offered thoughts on gene editing to combat costly diseases such as Bovine Respiratory Disease and Feedlot Heart Disease.

ABS Australia

Monday’s conference day was wrapped up with afternoon speakers Enoch Bergman of Swans Veterinary Clinic and Bill Cornell, ABS Australia Beef Product Manager. Enoch, as always, delivered an incredibly entertaining update on the benefits of incorporating Fixed Time AI (FTAI) in commercial settings and covered some important new findings and analysis of recent MLA trials to demonstrate the effectiveness of FTAI to deliver profitability to customers. Bill Cornell offered a product update from ABS and outlined the ABS transition plan that will see Fletch Kelly step into the role of Australian Beef Product Manager in July 2022, while Bill looks to transition into a lesser workload and focus on some specific ABS Beef projects moving forward.

The ABS Conference Gala Dinner and Charity Auction, presented by Auctions Plus, followed the day 1 conference session and saw attendees enjoy a cocktail hour on the lawns of the Tamworth Leagues Club, followed by a sit-down dinner with a massive surprise in store! Unbeknownst to Bill Cornell, a ‘secret squirrel’ plan to have him awarded an honorary life membership with Angus Australia had been brewing since late last year. Presented by Erica Halliday, Vice-President of Angus Australia, Bill was

awarded the highest honour within the Australian Angus breed in front of a standing ovation from lifelong friends, colleagues, and fellow Angus members in what he now declares as one of the special moments in his 40+ year career. Following the excitement of Bill’s award, the ABS Charity Auction in support of ‘The Naked Farmer’ was conducted, with Enoch Bergman of Swans Vets taking to the stage to auction items generously donated from across the industry. After a fierce hour of bidding, all items were sold for an astonishing total of $12,800, with funds directed by The Naked Farmer to support the worthy cause of rural mental health. With an early start to day 2, the first progeny tour day for the Conference saw attendees travel two hours north to Bingara to visit Booroomooka Angus, a fifth generation Angus cattle seedstock operation run by principals Jo & Sinclair Munro, spanning over 11,000 hectares. The Booroomooka program is centred around integrity, commitment, reliability, and innovation. Attendees were treated to a fantastic and diverse selection of the 1,000 HBR cattle and 3,500 commercial cattle that make up the Booroomooka herd, including exciting young progeny by GB Fireball. The second stop of the day was an hour south to Peakes Bowen Angus and Poll Hereford, ahead of their March female sale. With over 58 years and three generations of breeding Hereford and Angus cattle, the Bowen herd is focussed on a sound, practical breeding program producing functional, efficient performance Angus and Poll Hereford cattle. A selection of stunning Wirruna Matty daughters and Matauri Reality 839 great granddaughters were standouts of the tour. The final day of the 2-day progeny tour program commenced at Kentucky, with a striking display of cows and calves from the Bulliac Angus herd. Stud principal Ben Hill gave a great insight into the breeding philosophy and history of the herd, alongside lifelong friend Marg Will, who together had a cracking line-up with cattle enthusiasts eager to explore the deep maternal bloodlines on display. Calves by GB Fireball and Square B True North were absolute standouts, with Northern NSW Beef Manager Kim Hodder noting the tremendous depth, thickness and quality of True North progeny coming through across her region. Last for the Conference, but certainly not least, was an eagerly anticipated visit to Ben Nevis Angus, run by Stu and Erica Halliday, alongside trusted assistant four-legged farm managers Digbee and Yogi. Ben Nevis is now in the fifth generation of the family with Angus cattle first coming to the 4,000-acre property in 1902. Bruce Steel served in WW2 and his commanding officer, HG Munro of Booroomooka, inspired Bruce to start the Angus stud herd in 1947. While cattle, particularly the Paratrooper P15 sons, were the central focus of this tour, guests were treated to a delicious lunch and a complimentary gin & crafted beer tasting, which was extremely well received after a long three days of all things beef! The icing on the cake for the day was quite literally a cutting of two cakes to celebrate Cherry Steel’s birthday & the 75th anniversary of Ben Nevis Angus! The team at ABS Australia Beef would like to extend another huge thank you to all who attended the Conference and Progeny Tours. A special thanks also goes to the West Tamworth Leagues Club and its staff, our dinner sponsor Auctions Plus, our trade stand partners Neogen Australia, Zoetis Australia, Insignia, Simmental Australia, Herefords Australia, Angus Australia and Vetoquinol and our progeny tour partners Booroomooka Angus, Peakes Bowen Poll Herefords & Angus, Bulliac Angus and Ben Nevis Angus.

Stay tuned for the next biennial ABS Beef Conference!

Beef Update

SEXED ANGUS

STELLAR Sitz Stellar 726D

(AMF,CAF,DDF,NHF,DWF,MAF,MHF,OHF,OSF)

29AN2025

Owned by: Sitz Angus Farm, MT; ABS Global, Inc., WI

Stellar Performance and Design

Reg. No.

USA18397542

CE-DIR CE-DT

THE go-to USA bull to add extreme mass, power, thickness and faultless structure to your breeding program

•

Boasting top 1% US EPD and Australian EBV structural data, Stellar is unquestionably one of the safest structural bulls available to the Australian cattle sector. He is the foot improver king!

•

Sexcel® sexed female product available

Benfield Substance 8506

23/01/2016 30kg 411kg 595kg 37cm 6.2

Born Birth Weight Weight 205 days Weight 365 days SS 12 months FS Mature

•

Mohnen Substantial 272 Mohnen Glyn Mawr Elba 1758 Connealy Final Product

Sitz Pride 200B Sitz Pride 308Y

200D 400D 600D MCW

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

DOC

Angle Claw

EBV

+5.7

+7.3

-9.0

+2.8

+61 +114 +148 +120 +17

+1.6

-5.9

+74

+7.6

+2.2

+0.9

+0.6

+1.1 +0.28

+0.64 +0.46

ACC

65%

46%

97%

96%

89%

88%

85%

81%

78%

84%

39%

81%

76%

78%

73%

74%

56%

41%

%Rank

Milk

Sitz Resilient 10208

98%

$A-L

$256 $444 5

SEXED ANGUS

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

PATRIARCH Tehama Patriarch F028

USA18981191

Owned by: Tehama Angus Ranch, CA; ABS Global, Inc., WI

Hoover Dam

03/02/2017 28kg 268kg 510kg 832kg 40cm 5.2

Born Birth Weight Weight 205 days Weight 365 days Weight 33 months SS 27 months FS ABS Australia

29AN2093

Family Matters

Reg. No.

(AMF,CAF,DDF,NHF,DWF,MAF,MHF,OHF,OSF,RGF)

CE-DIR CE-DT

•

Record setter from the Tehama program and highlight of the 2018 USA Fall selling season

•

Admired for sound structure, foot quality and massive appearance with added foot angle

•

Powerful phenotype bull with top 3% calving ease, explosive top 6% for all growth EBVs and excellent moderate mature cow weight EBVs

•

Maternal pedigree backed by Tehama program relentlessly pursuing maternal output with end product merit

•

Paternal grand-son to ABS legend Hoover Dam

•

Top 6% foot angle

•

Sexcel® sexed female product available

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

S S Niagara Z29 Jet S S X144 Connealy Thunder

Tehama Elite Blackbird D826 Tehama Elite Blackbird Z630

200D 400D 600D MCW

DTC

CWT

DOC

Angle Claw

EBV

+9.8

+7.8

-6.8

+1.8

+61 +116 +140 +103 +20

+1.9

-4.1

+76 +10.2 -0.1

-2.1

+2.4

+1.8 +0.10

+0.72 +0.92

ACC

60%

49%

83%

79%

78%

77%

75%

41%

77%

74%

76%

69%

72%

73%

55%

91%

90%

%Rank

Milk

EMA

$A-L

$284 $460 1

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

Landfall New Ground N90

(AMF,CAF,DDF,NHF,DWF,MAF,MHF,OHF,OSF,RGF)

29AN2116

Owned by: Absolute Angus and ABS Australia

Discovering Solid Ground •

Record $75,000 Tasmanian bull, and visual standout of the September 2018 Landfall yearling bulls

•

Long, deep bodied bull possessing fabulous sire appeal and an awe-inspiring presence

•

New Ground’s exquisite combination of phenotype and EBVs makes him a must-use sire for any seedstock or commercial operation

•

Admire N90’s incredible EBV profile including low BW, huge growth, staggering +7.0 scrotal, +35 docility, positive fat and +2.9 IMF! A now proven bull

•

2021 Landfall sale; 41 New Ground sons averaged an insane $16,000! (sale average $11,583)

CANDIDATE

Reg. No.

TFAN90

A A R Ten X 7008 S A

16/07/2017 37kg 242kg 520kg 712kg 43cm 6

Born Birth Weight Weight 200 days Weight 400 days Weight 20 months SS 18 months FS CE-DIR CE-DT

V A R Discovery 2240 Deer Valley Rita 0308 Matauri Reality 839

Landfall Elsa L88 Landfall Elsa J139

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

EBV

+4.1

-1.3

-6.4

+4.0

+60 +114 +152 +153 +21

+7.0

-5.5

+79

+9.6

+2.5

+0.9

+0.6

+2.9 +0.68 +35 +0.84 +0.90

ACC

81%

63%

99%

98%

97%

98%

97%

85%

74%

97%

55%

81%

86%

84%

80%

84%

69%

97%

%Rank

HIGH RANKING HCR GRADUATES

NEW GROUND

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

DOC

Angle Claw 81%

82%

$A-L

$214 $420 33

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

(AMF,CAF,DDF,NHF,DWF,MAF,MHF,OHF,OSF,RGF)

Millah Murrah Quixote Q96

29AN2174

Owned by: Woonallee, JT Angus, Millah Murrah and ABS Australia

Ode To The Great •

With outstanding phenotype and structure, useful pedigree diversity, brilliant maternal background and a balanced easy to apply EBV set, Quixote combines all the elements of the truly great stud sires

•

$60,000 top selling bull from the 2020 Millah Murrah sale

•

Q96’s maternal quality is unsurpassed in the breed worldwide, combined with his awesome physical dimension and composition, he is generating enormous interest

•

His sire S Chisum 255 is without doubt, one of the best phenotype bulls to come to Australia

•

Strong headed with excellent feet, full flank, meat throughout the top line

CANDIDATE

Reg. No.

NMMQ96

S Chisum 6175

08/03/2019 40kg 355kg 568kg 836kg 45cm 6

Born Birth Weight Weight 200 days Weight 400 days Weight 18 months SS 18 months FS

S Blossom 0278 Millah Murrah Klooney K42

Millah Murrah Brenda N8 Millah Murrah Brenda L73

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF% NFI-F

EBV

+7.8

+9.4

-4.1

+2.4

+54

+90 +113 +78

+28

+3.1

-7.9

+75

+8.4

+0.6

+0.3

+0.2

+1.8 +0.79 +21 +0.98 +0.74

ACC

68%

53%

96%

95%

83%

79%

76%

68%

73%

42%

72%

65%

70%

66%

64%

55%

75%

%Rank

DOC

Angle Claw 67%

67%

$A-L

$255 $405 6

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

Beef Update

CE-DIR CE-DT

S Chisum 255

HIGH RANKING HCR GRADUATES

QUIXOTE

POLL HEREFORD

ROBERT REDFORD Injemira Robert Redford Q287 (PP) |

(IEF-DLF-HYF-MSUDF)

29HP0951

Owned by: Vielun Past. Co., Ardno Herefords, Jarrah Genetics, ABS Australia

The Record Setter

Reg. No. Born Birth Weight Weight 200 days Weight 13 months Eyes Poll

CE-DIR CE-DT

IHSQ287

Redgate Redford D935 (AI) (P)

03/09/2019 32kg 310kg 575kg 100/100 Homo Polled

Injemira Redford J006 (PP)

•

Sold at the Injemira 2021 auction to the syndicate formed by ABS Australia for a new Australian Hereford record price of $160,000

•

Extremely rare phenotypic and EBV combination perfectly suited to any seedstock or commercial production system

•

Faultless performance data - low birth, high growth, tremendous carcass and superb docility

•

Phenotypically exquisite, packed with red meat and offering incredible thickness, length, bone and muscle capacity

“The majority of our Robert Redford calves have been born well before their due date of 2 April, coming up to 10 days early. All calves have been small born and delivered totally unassisted with ease. The outstanding structure, shape and appeal of Robert Redford is already evident in his progeny here at Rayleigh, even at such an early stage. All calves have also been with great cosmetics and soft skin.” Rayleigh Poll Herefords

Injemira Cavalier F201 (P) Days Executive K168 (PP)

Injemira First Day N063 (P) Injemira First Day H004 (P)

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF%

DOC

NFI-F

EBV

+6.8

+5.1

-4.3

+1.5

+46

+73

+98

+71

+22

+2.5

-0.9

+86

+8.7

+1.2

+1.8

+1.9

ACC

43%

36%

60%

71%

68%

67%

68%

61%

58%

77%

36%

59%

51%

56%

60%

52%

56%

%Rank

SSRI

NSRI SBMI

NBTI

$202 $201 $221 $167 5

POLL HEREFORD

EBVs as at March 2022 TOP 20%

MCLAREN Tarcombe McLaren Q203 (AI) (PP)

29HP0955

THSQ203

Born Birth Weight SS FS Poll Eyes

ABS Australia

Owned by: Tarcombe Herefords

Built For Speed

Reg. No.

(IEF-DLF-HYF-MSUDF)

Wirruna Justin J13 (AI) (P)

17/08/2019 43kg 40cm 6 Homo Polled (PcPc) 90/80

CE-DIR CE-DT

Wirruna McLaren M175 (AI) (PP) Wirruna Lorna J413 (P)

•

Phase 1 Herefords Australia Super Sire!

•

This homozygous polled sire comes from the elite female Tarcombe Last Day M174 who has already produced the maternal brother P117 selling for $15,000 at the Wodonga National Show and Sale in 2020

•

McLaren Q203 offers a well-rounded phenotypic package that exudes sire appeal. His natural thickness, muscling, body depth, length and skin type makes him a must-have sire option for any breeding program

•

Low birth, short gestation, easy calving and carcass data to burn. Q203 offers 12 traits in the top 10% of the breed

•

No 1 in his group of 28 bulls for EMA @ 105cm

•

No 2 in his group of 28 bulls for IMF @ 4.0%

Mount Difficult Cadbury (AI) (P)

Tarcombe Last Day M174 (AI) (ET) (P) Wirruna Last Day B16 (AI) (H#)

200D 400D 600D MCW

Milk

DTC

CWT

EMA

RIB

Rump RBY% IMF%

DOC

NFI-F

EBV

+9.4

+9.3

-5.8

+0.5

+39

+63

+79

+50

+13

+2.2

-5.3

+71

+6.7

+1.5

+2.1

+0.9

+2.4

-0.05

ACC

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ACC

41%

33%

47%

74%

70%

68%

63%

47%

37%

53%

%Rank

QBI

SRI

$69

$55

EPDs as at October 2021 TOP 35%