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Wodonga Exhibition Centre, Wodonga, Victoria
Wednesday 13th May 2026
10:00am – Show
Judge: Alastair Day, Allendale Studs Pty Ltd
Thursday 14th May 2026
9:00am – Sale
Open cry auction interfaced with AuctionsPlus
Tuesday 12th May 2026
10:00am – 3:00pm Hereford Australia Breed Forum
3:30pm Vendors Meeting
4:30pm Herefords Australia AGM
6:30pm Herefords Australia Social Function Racing Wodonga, Wodonga
Wednesday 13th May 2026
6.30pm Wodonga National Show & Sale Cocktail Function The Goods Shed, Wodonga
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
Terms and conditions of this sale will be displayed in the sale complex.
If you have any queries, please contact the selling Agents.
2% rebate allowed to outside Agents introducing buyers and settling within seven (7) days.
THIS SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY




Committee Chairman
Ben Davies
0428 780 495
Olivia Pearce (Sale Coordinator) 0473 515 655
Peter Godbolt (Nutrien) 0457 591 929
Ryan Bajada (Elders) 0435 411 536
Peter Sykes 0427 497 036
Erin Waters 0400 326 938
Tim Hayes 0439 257 693
Alvio Trovatello 0419 191 193
Andrew Jones 0431 154 276
Brandon Sykes 0407 619 412
Emergency Vet
Holbrook Veterinary Centre 02 6036 2374

All bulls offered for sale in this catalogue have passed the following Quality Assurance measures:
3 Independent Vet Inspection for structural & reproductive soundness.
3 Semen Test to meet Australian Cattle Veterinarians Standard for natural service. Test results are available for inspection from the vendors or the Duty Agent.
3 Tested PI negative.
3 Vendors Guarantee.
3 All bulls catalogued have been sire verified using DNA
3 Have been tested free from Delayed Blindness (DB), Dilutor (DL), Hypotrichosis (HY), Idiopathic Epilepsy (IE), Maple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD) and Mandibulofacial Dysostosis (MD).
3 All bulls have genomic profile improving accuracy of Breedplan EBVs.
Vendor Prefix Elders Nutrien
Andtravern Herefords
169 Red Gap Road, Lancefield, VIC, 3435 0447 322 282
PIC: 3MRLW058
J-BAS Score: 6
Ashley Hollingsworth
1581 Waukivory Road, Gloucester, NSW, 2422 0447 107 744
PIC: NI264811
J-BAS Score: 6
AC & DA Jones
668 Beggan Settlement Road, Harden, NSW, 2587 0431 154 276
PIC: NC632206
J-BAS Score:
Bolong Herefords
159 Parksbourne Road, Yarra, NSW, 2580 0407 482 071
PIC: NF274088
J-BAS Score: 6
Doodle Cooma Pastoral Co. Pty Ltd
‘Glandore’, 2941 Sturt Highway, Alfredtown, NSW, 2650 0427 227 590
PIC: NG550777
J-BAS Score: 6
Helen De Costa
42 Cleek Street, Currawarna, NSW, 2650 0448 353 764
PIC: NJ555223
J-BAS Score: 6
BH & PE Gunning
7 Rodeo Drive, Tamworth, NSW, 2340 0428 474 648
PIC: NA506169
J-BAS Score: 6
Glendan Park Pty Ltd
2090 Kyneton-Heathcote Road, Kyneton, VIC, 3444 0419 191 193
PIC: 3MXGP008
J-BAS Score: 6
GR & HB Bush
61 Rodeo Drive, Cootamundra, NSW, 2590 0428 497 706
PIC: NJ290667
J-BAS Score: 6
Granite Hill Herefords PO Box 70, Bungendore, NSW, 2621 0418 623 790
PIC: NH082901
J-BAS Score: 6
Grathlyn Pastoral Company
‘Grathlyn’, Hill End Road, Mudgee, NSW, 2850 0429 820 223
PIC: ND430008
J-BAS Score: 6
Harbrae Herefords
126 Hores Road, Talgarno, VIC, 3691 0417 865 511
PIC: 3TWAS105
J-BAS Score: 6
ANDTRAVERN 13 41
ASHMAR 2, 3 110
BEGGAN HILL 25, 64 56, 62
Vendor
Haven Grove Herefords 6 Duncan Street, Kyneton, VIC, 3444 0437 800 151
PIC: 3MRBG103
J-BAS Score: 7
Hunday Pastoral Co 64 Knights Road, Quirindi, NSW, 2343 0427 436 191
PIC: NA500082
J-BAS Score: 6
G, M, S & R Larsen 9 Cutler Avenue, Cootamundra, NSW, 2590 0437 270 979 (Geoff) 0428 431 921 (Richie)
PIC: MICH0509
J-BAS Score: 6
BOLONG 68, 72, 75, 82
DOODLE COOMA 17, 78 48
GLENDAN PARK 36
GLENHOLME 12, 31 87
GRANITE HILL 46, 47, 105, 107, 113
GRATHLYN 92, 95
Jaclinton Poll Herefords 12 Fitzgibbons Lane, Illowa, VIC, 3282 0408 678 884
PIC: 3MYTJ336
J-BAS Score: 7
JTR Cattle Company ‘Glenmore Park’, 299 Carrabungla Road, Roslyn, NSW, 2580 0432 185 422
PIC: NE274617
J-BAS Score: 6
Jan Coghill
1137 Moorooduc Highway, Mornington, VIC, 3931 0419 332 407
PIC: 3MGCP162
J-BAS Score: 6
GR & HB Bush ‘Glenholme’, PO Box 40, Cootamundra, NSW, 2590 0428 497 706
PIC: NJ290667
J-BAS Score: 6
PJ Thomas & BJ Thomas 125 Mephams Road, Elsmore, NSW, 2360 0428 427 036
PIC: ND251958
J-BAS Score: 6
Scott Lewington ‘Gindalea’, Uranquinty, NSW, 2652 0427 229 609
PIC: ND553737
J-BAS Score: 6
Leeway Herefords ‘Melrose’, 6155 Henry Parkes Way, Ootha, NSW, 2875 0447 865 858
PIC: NH242709
J-BAS Score: 6
BD & EL Keeble
77 Zeerust School Road, Zeerust, VIC, 3634 0409 186 950
PIC: 3SPCL190
HARBRAE 7
J-BAS Score: 6
Mawarra Genetics 103 Kellys Road, Longford, VIC, 3851 0408 018 315
PIC: 3WLOE107
J-BAS Score: 6
HAVEN GROVE 4, 24
32, 74 45, 60
KIRRAWEENA 49, 51, 54
26, 66, 80 89
103, 104
LEEWAY 111
Mawarra B
38 Wellers Gap Road, Howlong, NSW, 2643 0407 619 412
PIC: NJ321478
J-BAS Score: 6
Mills Poll Herefords
785 Northwood Road, Northwood, VIC, 3660 0429 420 040
PIC: 3MHCT167
J-BAS Score: 6
Monterey Poll Herefords 423 Rockleigh Road, Rockleigh, SA, 5254 0438 698 298
PIC: SA279275
J-BAS Score: 6
Norwood Genetics
5 Clear View Ct, LONGFORD, VIC, 3851 0437 538 030
PIC: 3WLOE107
J-BAS Score: 6
Oak Hill Hereford Stud PO BOX 49, Cootamundra, NSW, 2590 0407 304 052
PIC: NB293628
J-BAS Score: 6
DC and JY Manwaring Rose View Herefords, ‘Rose View’ COOTAMUNDRA, NSW, 2590 0428 866 289
PIC: NC292723
J-BAS Score: 6
BD & LF Rumbel
‘Millbrook’, 71 Tubbamurra Road, Guyra, NSW, 2365 0421 044 528
PIC: NB023919
J-BAS Score: 7
Caleb Croker 159 Parkesbourne Road, Yarra, NSW, 2580 0439 475 701
PIC: NF274088
J-BAS Score: 6
Tarcombe Herefords P/L 1184 Ponkeen Creek Road, Tarcombe, VIC, 3666 0439 257 693
PIC: 3SBPL025
J-BAS Score: 6
TR & JL Williams PO Box 19, Hawksdale, VIC, 3276 0427 607 278
PIC: 3MYMW112
J-BAS Score: 6
PB Monie
‘North Torrakina’, 178 Kiora Lane, Little Plain, NSW, 2360 0427 005 352
PIC: NA592589
J-BAS Score: 6
KE McCallum
6325 Boorowa Rd, Lost River, NSW, 2583 0428 693 702
PIC: NH271569
Welray Partnership
‘Glen Ayr’, 14585 Pacific Highway, Nabiac, NSW, 2312 0409 113 958
PIC: NF261885
J-BAS Score: 6
BT & KM Davies PO Box 157, Meadows, SA, 5201 0428 780 495
PIC: SA430211
J-BAS Score: 6
Forster-Peel Partnership 64 Forsters Road, Batlow, NSW, 2730 0429 491 084
PIC: NI290999
J-BAS Score: 6
TALUMBI 8, 65 35, 93
TARCOMBE 6, 28, 77 38, 90, 94 114
THORNLEIGH 19, 20, 21, 27 63
J-BAS Score: 6 VIEWFIELD

1. Vendors warrant that all bulls are sold as fertile and capable of natural service for a period of 6 months following the date of the sale.
2. Subject to Points 3 & 4, Vendors shall refund to the Purchaser the purchase price paid (less any salvage value) upon the Purchaser providing to the Vendor within 6 months of the sale date:
• A report from a licensed veterinarian certifying that in his or her opinion:-
° The bull is infertile or incapable of natural service.
° There is no evidence that the bull has suffered any injury or illness subsequent to being sold to the Purchaser which could affect its breeding ability.
• A Statutory Declaration from the Purchaser warranting that in the opinion of the Purchaser the facts stated in the veterinarian’s report are true and correct.
3. The Vendor reserves the right to call for an independent veterinary report.
4. In the event of an impasse arising from reports issued pursuant to points 2 & 3, the Herefords Australia National Show & Sale (Wodonga) Management Committee will obtain an independent veterinary report, the findings of which will be final and binding on all parties.
J-BAS is a risk profiling tool developed for use in the new approach to Johne’s disease (JD) in beef cattle. The scoring system is from 0 ( being ‘Unmanaged risk’) to 8 (‘High Assurance’). Vendors of the Show and Sale are required to have a minimum of a J-BAS 6 in order to exhibit at the event. For more information please go to www.animalhealthaustralia.com.au
It is the responsibility of all potential purchasers to conduct their own due diligence regarding the Johnes disease status of the lots that they are interested in purchasing.
Herefords Australia Ltd and the Herefords Australia National Show and Sale (Wodonga) Management Committee take no responsibility for the J-BAS status of any of the listed herds or cattle.
Supplementary sheets will be available on sale day with information regarding the following:
• Semen retained – the amount of semen retained in certain bulls
• Raw measurements – taken on Tuesday 12th May 2026
Herefords Australia and the Vendors’ Committee accept no liability for accidents that occur on Show and Sale days. All persons attending this Show and Sale do so at their own risk.
Whilst all due care and attention has been paid to accuracy in the compilation of this catalogue, neither the Vendors nor the Selling Agents or representative(s) thereof assume any responsibility whatsoever for the correctness, use or interpretation of the information on animals included in this sale catalogue.
Information contained in this catalogue including but not limited to pedigree, DNA information, Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) and Index values, is based on data supplied by members and/or third parties.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information, the ABRI, the Society or Association, their officers and employees assume no responsibility for its content, use or interpretation.
Estimated Breeding Values can only be directly compared to other EBVs calculated in the same analysis.
Raw measurements made on animals from different ages and nutritional backgrounds should be treated with caution. These measurements include weight, scrotal size and ultrasound carcase measurements. Measurements made on individual bulls of different ages with different nutritional backgrounds from conception to final measurement cannot be directly compared. An EBV for an animal predicts the capacity of its progeny. A raw scan is how that animal looks on the day, and this raw data is highly influenced by nutrition and age.
It is best to compare bulls using their Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs), as these measurements have been adjusted for age so that an animal is only ever directly compared with other animals of similar age and raised in the same environment. EBVs also take into account the genetic background of the animal (sires and dams).
A good example of this is an ultrasound measurement of Intra Muscular Fat (IMF). Ultrasound scanning technology has the ability to estimate the percentage of IMF in a live animal. This actual measurement does not account for the variations in nutritional background or age. Therefore an EBV for IMF% is a more accurate estimate of the genetic potential of an animal for marbling than a raw measurement on an individual animal.
Please note that as per the Regulations of Herefords Australia Ltd.
“Description of Animals”
Polled, Horned or Scurred animals shall be eligible for registration; and the letter P, H or S shall be shown in the Company’s records and on the Registration Certificate, as the recorded phenotype as provided by the breeder at the time of registration.
Any animal that has been DNA tested for Poll/Horn status and is found to be Homozygous polled will automatically receive PP as a horn status:
(PP) – A Homozygous Polled (PP) animal will predominantly produce Polled progeny. However, this test is based on markers closely associated with the gene that controls horn status rather than directly for the gene itself. Research has shown that test results align with the animal’s phenotype in more than 97.5% of cases but there is a small chance that a “PP” sire will produce horned progeny.
(P) – Polled
(H) – Horned
(S) – Scurred
Any lots that have been tested for their Poll Gene Marker have their results printed in the catalogue. The results will show whether the bull is Homozygous (PP) or Heterozygous (PH) Polled.
A Heterozygous Polled (PH) animal carries a Polled and Horned gene and can produce Polled, Horned (or Scurred) calves.
All bulls in this catalogue have undergone a semen quality test within 70 days prior to date of sale. Minimum requirement was 30% motile semen on day of test.
Semen test results are available for inspection upon request to the Duty Agent. There are a number of factors which may have affected semen quality since the date of these tests.
Neither Herefords Australia Limited nor the Show & Sale Committee warrant that the results of semen tests performed as a condition of entry to this sale are confirmation of semen quality on day of sale.
BREEDPLAN allows the objective measurement of beef cattle to be transformed into Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs). EBVs should be used in conjunction with other selection tools like bull breeding soundness exams and structural assessments. The methodology behind BREEPDLAN has been around since the 1950s and has been continuously developed since then. BREEDPLAN itself has been around for almost 40 years and is used by 100+ breed associations around the world. It is a proven technology with extensive scientific research and knowledge behind it.
EBVs are expressed in the units of measurement for each particular trait. They are shown as positive or negative differences between an individual animal’s genetics and the genetic base to which the animal is compared. For example, a bull with a 600 Day Weight EBV of +85 kg is 9 kg above a breed average of +76 kg. This means that his progeny would be expected, on average, to be 4.5 kg (9 kg ÷ 2 as half the genetics come from the cow) heavier at 600 days of age than the progeny of a breed average bull.
The breed average can also be found in the percentile table (Top 50% line). The percentile table can be used to evaluate where each animal ranks within the breed for each EBV trait (for example, two animals that are above breed average for a particular trait could be in the Top 5% and the Top 30% of the breed respectively). Percentile bands are available here: https://abri.une.edu.au/online/cgi-bin/i4.dll?1=2A2C3E293E &2=2323&3=56&5=2B3C2B3C3A
Another useful tool is the EBV Percentile Graph. It is available online by bringing up an individual animal’s page on the Hereford database. The EBV Percentile Graph shows which percentile band each animal is in for each trait. For most EBVs, it is desirable to have bars tending to the righthand side of the graph, though there are exceptions (e.g. Mature Cow Weight) where moderate or the left-hand side of the graph may be preferable. The bars are also colour coded with calving traits being yellow, growth traits green, fertility traits red, carcase traits light blue, other traits dark blue and selection indexes pink.

When using EBVs to assist in selection decisions, it is important to place emphasis on those traits that are important to the particular markets and environment the bull is to be used in. Selection Indexes (described on the following pages) take the hard work out by balancing the combination of EBVs available.
Herefords Australia publishes BREEDPLAN EBVs for 19 traits, including birth, growth, fertility and carcase traits. The EBVs are described in more detail below.
Calving Ease Direct: The Calving Ease Direct EBV (%) describes genetic differences in the ability of a sire’s calves to be born unassisted from 2 year old heifers. More positive EBVs are more favourable and indicate that 2 year old heifers will have less difficulty birthing the progeny of the bull.
Calving Ease Daughters: The Calving Ease Daughters EBV (%) describes genetic differences in the ability of a sire’s 2 year old daughters to calve without assistance. More positive EBVs are more favourable and indicate easier calving of a sire’s daughters at 2 years of age.
Gestation Length: The Gestation Length EBV (days) describes the genetic differences between animals in gestation length. Lower (negative) EBVs indicate shorter gestation length which is associated with lower birth weights and easier calving.
Birth Weight: The Birth Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between animals in calf birth weight. Lower EBVs indicate lighter calves at birth and lower likelihood of a difficult birth. This is particularly important when selecting sires for use over heifers.
200 Day Weight: The 200 Day Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between animals in live weight at 200 days of age, with more positive EBVs indicating higher growth. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal’s genetic merit for early growth to weaning, and thus is an important trait for those who turn off animals as vealers or weaners.
400 Day Weight: The 400 Day Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between animals in live weight at 400 days of age, with more positive EBVs indicating higher growth. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal’s genetic merit for yearling weight, and thus is an important trait for those who turn off animals as yearlings.
600 Day Weight: The 600 Day Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between animals in live weight at 600 days of age, with more positive EBVs indicating higher growth. This EBV is the best single estimate of an animal’s genetic merit for growth beyond yearling age, and thus is important for those who target the production of animals suited for heavy weight grass or grain fed markets.
Mature Cow Weight: The Mature Cow Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between cows in live weight at 5 years of age. More positive EBVs indicate heavier mature weights, which are associated with higher feed maintenance requirements.
Milk: The Milk EBV (kg) describes genetic differences in the maternal contribution of a dam to the 200 day weight of her calf. In the case of sires, the Milk EBV indicates the maternal contribution that his daughters will make to the 200 day weight of their progeny.
Scrotal Size: The Scrotal Size EBV (cm) describes genetic differences between animals in scrotal circumference at 400 days of age. More positive Scrotal Size EBVs are associated with increased semen quantity and quality in males, and earlier age at puberty in both males and females.
Days to Calving: The Days to Calving EBV (days) describes genetic differences between animals in the time from the start of the joining period (i.e. when the female is introduced to a bull) until subsequent calving. For sires, this EBV describes the fertility of his daughters. More negative EBVs indicate a shorter interval from bull-in date to calving and therefore higher fertility.
Carcase Weight: The Carcase Weight EBV (kg) describes genetic differences in hot standard carcase weight at 650 days of age, with more positive EBVs indicating higher carcase weight.
Eye Muscle Area: The Eye Muscle Area EBV (cm2) describes genetic differences in eye muscle area at the 12/13th rib site of a 300kg dressed carcase. More positive EBVs indicating better muscling.
Rib Fat: The Rib Fat EBV (mm) describes genetic differences in fat depth at the 12/13th rib site of a 300 kg dressed carcase. More positive EBVs indicate more subcutaneous fat and earlier maturity.
Rump Fat: The Rump Fat EBV (mm) describes genetic differences in fat depth at the P8 site of a 300 kg dressed carcase. More positive EBVs indicate more subcutaneous fat and earlier maturity.
Retail Beef Yield: The Retail Beef Yield EBV (%) describes genetic differences between animals for retail yield percentage in a 300 kg dressed carcase. Sires with larger EBVs are expected to produce progeny with higher yielding carcases.
Intramuscular Fat: The Intramuscular Fat EBV (%) describes genetic difference in the percentage of intramuscular fat at the 12/13th rib site of a 300 kg dressed carcase. More positive EBVs indicate higher marbling.
Docility: The Docility EBV (%) describes genetic differences between animals in temperament. More positive EBVs indicate a higher proportion of progeny with favourable temperaments.
Net Feed Intake (Feedlot Finishing): The Net Feed Intake (Feedlot Finishing) EBV (kg) describes genetic differences between animals in feed intake at a standard weight and rate of weight gain when animals are in a feedlot finishing phase. More negative EBVs indicate progeny that eat less feed per day (when the progeny are of similar weight, are growing at a similar rate and are in a feedlot finishing phase).
Percentage accuracies are presented with every EBV and give an indication of the amount of information that has been used in the calculation of that EBV. The higher the percentage accuracy, the lower the likelihood of change in the animal’s EBV as more information is analysed for that animal or its relatives. In general, animals should be compared on EBVs regardless of accuracy. However, where two animals have similar EBVs, the animal with higher accuracy could be the safer choice, assuming all other factors (e.g. structure) are equal.
Remember, all information that is known about an animal and its relatives is considered in the calculation of its EBVs. Subsequently, the EBV will be the best estimate available of an animal’s genetic merit, regardless of accuracy.
Selection indexes assist beef producers to make selection decisions that take into account the relevant growth, carcase, fertility and efficiency attributes of each animal to identify candidates whose progeny will be the most profitable for a particular commercial enterprise.
Selection indexes provide an overall indication of an animal’s genetic value for profit in a specific production system/target market and are calculated based on weightings placed on individual traits that are deemed to be important for that production system.
The weightings are calculated using BreedObject (https:// breedobject.com) software that analyses all sources of costs and income for the production system represented by each selection index. As such, selection indexes account for both sides of the profit equation and reflect the short and long term profit possible through selection of superior genetics. For example, short term profit can be generated by a bull through the sale of his progeny, and the longer term profit generated by his daughters in a self-replacing cow herd.
Incorporating selection index information into breeding decisions takes the hard work out of trying to decide how much emphasis you need to put on individual EBVs when determining which animals you want to retain in your herd or purchase. The recommended strategy for selecting animals is to complete the following steps:
1. Identify the selection index of most relevance to your or your client’s breeding objectives. This decision should be aided by the index descriptions at the end of this document.
2. Rank animals on the chosen selection index. This can be done via the web search facility available for the breed.
3. Consider the individual BREEDPLAN EBVs of importance. All breed level selection indexes are designed for the average of the production system specified in their description. This means that individual farm environments and management choices may require that their own thresholds are applied. For example, if looking
for a bull to use over heifers, particular attention should be paid to Calving Ease and Birth Weight EBVs.
4. Consider other traits of importance. Structure, fertility (e.g. BULLCHECKTM), temperament, genetic conditions and pedigree are all important additional considerations. Further information is available in the A BREEDPLAN Guide to Animal Selection (https://breedplan.une.edu.au/media/ w5pgmshc/a-breedplan-guide-to-animal-selection.pdf) tip sheet that can be found in the Help Centre (https://breedplan. une.edu.au/help-centre/) on the BREEDPLAN website.
Available Australian Hereford Selection Indexes
Herefords Australia Ltd. currently reports two different selection indexes. These are the:
• Sustainability Production Index
• MSA Production Index
These indexes take a balanced approach and apply selection pressure to all trait categories that impact on productivity, quality of product and cost of production. Importantly both indexes have a focus on sustainable beef production which is achieved through improving the efficiency of the production system, as well as improving eating quality. Significant premiums are applied for increasing marble score up to a marble score of 3. Pressure is also applied to early life growth to maintain low ossification scores and good MSA compliance.
In addition, each selection index targets the following specifications.
Sustainability Production Index
• Commercial self-replacing Hereford herd targeting the domestic market and with a strong focus on sustainability.
• Selected heifers are retained so maternal traits are important.
• Steers finished on grass.
• Steers target 300 kg carcases with 10 mm P8 fat depth at 20 months of age.

MSA Production Index
• Commercial self-replacing Hereford herd targeting the domestic market.
• Selected heifers are retained so maternal traits are important.
• Steers grain finished in feedlot and target higher MSA grades.
• Steers target 340 kg carcases with 12 mm P8 fat depth at 20 months of age.

Further details are available in the Australian Hereford Selection Indexes: Technical Specifications (https:// breedplan.une.edu.au/media/r5whihup/australian-herefordselection-indexes-technical-specifications.pdf) tip sheet that can be found in the Help Centre (https://breedplan.une.edu. au/help-centre/) on the BREEDPLAN website.
1. Minimum Requirements
Bulls appearing in this catalogue are required to have current reportable Hereford BREEDPLAN EBVs for 200, 400 and 600 Day Weights, Fat Depth (Rib and Rump), Eye Muscle Area and Intramuscular Fat.
2. Traits Observed
The BREEDPLAN data for each lot in this catalogue carries a ‘Traits Observed’ indicator. This identifies those traits for which the animal has been directly measured and the animal’s measurement included in the BREEDPLAN analysis. Where an animal has not been observed for a trait, the EBVs have been calculated from measurements on other related trait, the performance of the animal’s relatives and/or genomic information of the animal’s relatives.
Breed Avg. EBVs for 2024 Born Calves
March 2026 Hereford BREEDPLAN – Percentile Bands for all 2024 Born Calves
Use this table as a guide to compare individual animals with the current
The percentiles for each lot can this year be found on its individual listing, along with the EBV and accuracy.
LOT ANIMAL NAME
114 TARCOMBE SANDMAN W132 (P)
113 RAYLEIGH WINDERMERE W40 (PP)
112 MAWARRA B WHITE HORSE W002 (S)
111 LEEWAY WHIRLWIND W025 (H)
IDENT #
THSW132 20/4/2025 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
AHCW040 18/4/2025 Granite Hill Herefords
BJ1W002 17/2/2025 Mawarra B
LEEW025 3/1/2025 Leeway Herefords 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
LOT ANIMAL NAME
86 OAK HILL NATIONAL V019 (PP)
85 OAK HILL NATIONAL V017 (S)
84 VIEWFIELD VADER (PP)
110 ASHMAR LOTTERY V084 (H)
109 DOUBLE H VA VA VOOM V029 (PP)
108 KE WARRA RYDER V139 (PP)
83 VIEWFIELD VANQUISH (PP)
OHCV019 3/12/2024 Oak Hill Herefords
OHCV017 1/12/2024 Oak Hill Herefords
KEMV021 16/10/2024 KE McCallum
ACHV084 9/10/2024 Ashmar Herefords
HELV029 3/10/2024 Helen De Costa
KEWV139 25/9/2024 Jan Coghill
KEMV009 20/9/2024 KE McCallum
106 OAK HILL SHOWTIME V007 (AI) (P)
107 GRANITE HILL SUMMIT V007 (AI) (PP)
105 GRANITE HILL BOWEN V008 (AI) (PP)
82 BOLONG VITALITY (P)
81 HYLANDS KAYCE V048 (AI) (ET) (H)
OHCV007 19/9/2024 Oak Hill Herefords
GHDV007 19/9/2024 Granite Hill Herefords
GHDV008 18/9/2024 Granite Hill Herefords
PJBV036 16/9/2024 Bolong Herefords
H3LV048 15/9/2024 Hylands South Farms
104 KYMARNEY MAGISTRATE V015 (AI) (S) SKLV015 14/9/2024 Scott Lewington
80 KYLANDEE VIPER (H)
79 KE WARRA COLUMBIA V132 (PP)
KH1V030 13/9/2024 PJ Thomas & BJ Thomas
KEWV132 12/9/2024 Jan Coghill
103 KYMARNEY VICTOR V013 (AI) (S) SKLV013 12/9/2024 Scott Lewington

LOT ANIMAL NAME IDENT #
102 HYLANDS KRYPTONITE V052 (H)
78 DOODLE COOMA VAN MORRISON V097 (AI) (PP)
101 YARAWA SOUTH VAGABOND V134 (AI) (PP)
77 TARCOMBE SANDMAN V287 (PP)
76 YARAWA SOUTH VOLT V130 (AI) (PP)
100 HYLANDS KINGSLEY V046 (H)
75 BOLONG VIVID (S)
99 VIEWFIELD VENTURA (AI) (S)
98 LEGACY VAN AERT V016 (AI) (PP)
Presented by Elders plus Elders Shield of Excellence
Lot No.
Exhibitor
H3LV052 11/9/2024 Hylands South Farms
DCPV097 9/9/2024 Doodle Cooma Pastoral Co
ARFV134 9/9/2024 Forster-Peel Partnership
THSV287 7/9/2024 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
ARFV130 4/9/2024 Forster-Peel Partnership
H3LV046 4/9/2024 Hylands South Farms
PJBV034 3/9/2024 Bolong Herefords
KEMV003 2/9/2024 KE McCallum
LEGV016 1/9/2024 BD & EL Keeble
Presented by Glendan Park
Lot No.
Exhibitor

LOT ANIMAL NAME IDENT
97 LEGACY VALHALLA V013 (AI) (PP)
73 KE WARRA MOONRAKER V114 (AI) (PP)
74 JTR VICTORIOUS V056 (AI) (PP)
71 HYLANDS KNIGHT V043 (H)
72 BOLONG VISION (PP)
96 KE WARRA MAXIMUS V113 (AI) (P)
70 KE WARRA MASON V105 (AI) (PP)
95 GRATHLYN VITAL V54 (AI) (PP)
LEGV013 30/8/2024 BD & EL Keeble
KEWV114 28/8/2024 Jan Coghill
JTRV056 28/8/2024 JTR Cattle Company
H3LV043 27/8/2024 Hylands South Farms
PJBV028 27/8/2024 Bolong Herefords
KEWV113 27/8/2024 Jan Coghill
KEWV105 20/8/2024 Jan Coghill
BOXV054 20/8/2024 Grathlyn Pastoral Company
69 MAWARRA B VAN DIEMAN (AI) (ET) (P)
92 GRATHLYN VIRGIL V51 (AI) (PP)
93 TALUMBI VOLTRON (PP)
94 TARCOMBE SLING SHOT V209 (AI) (PP)
68 BOLONG VIPER (PP)
67 MAWARRA B VENTURE (AI) (PP)
91 WILD BEAR VAN HALEN V016 (PP)
66 KYLANDEE VEER (H)
BJ1V017 17/8/2024 Mawarra B
BOXV051 17/8/2024 Grathlyn Pastoral Company
TLBV018 17/8/2024 Caleb Croker
THSV209 17/8/2024 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
PJBV016 15/8/2024 Bolong Herefords
BJ1V012 12/8/2024 Mawarra B
WBAV016 9/8/2024 BT & KM Davies
KH1V024 8/8/2024 PJ Thomas & BJ Thomas
89 KYLANDEE VALLIANT (H)
90 TARCOMBE NOCKOUT V190 (PP)
65 TALUMBI VERDICT (PP)
64 BEGGAN HILL VALLIANT (H)
88 WELRAY VINNIE (H)
87 GLENHOLME VAN HALEN V166 (H)
63 THORNLEIGH VERSATILE V140 (AI) (H)
62 BEGGAN HILL VERMONT (H)
KH1V004 7/8/2024 PJ Thomas & BJ Thomas
THSV190 7/8/2024 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
TLBV013 5/8/2024 Caleb Croker
BHIV034 3/8/2024 AC & DA Jones
SVWV010 2/8/2024 Welray Partnership
GHBV166 1/8/2024 GR & HB Bush
TCCV140 30/7/2024 PB Monie
BHIV012 29/7/2024 AC & DA Jones
61 MAWARRA ALL STAR V407 (AI) (PP)
60 JTR VINTAGE V030 (AI) (PP)
32 JTR VICE CAPTAIN V028 (AI) (PP)
59 MAWARRA NORTHERN CHILL V449 (H)
58 EMU HOLES SAXON V193 (H)
31 GLENHOLME VAUGHAN V163 (AI) (H)
30 MAWARRA NASHVILLE V213 (H)
HRPV407 26/7/2024 Mawarra Genetics
JTRV030 25/7/2024 JTR Cattle Company
JTRV028 23/7/2024 JTR Cattle Company
HRPV449 20/7/2024 Mawarra Genetics
EMUV193 19/7/2024 BH & PE Gunning
GHBV163 17/7/2024 GR & HB Bush
HRPV213 14/7/2024 Mawarra Genetics
LOT ANIMAL NAME IDENT #
29 MAWARRA NIGHT WATCH V365 (H)
57 HUNDAY VESPA V008 (H)
56 BEGGAN HILL VICE- PRESIDENT (H)
28 TARCOMBE QUAMBONE V184 (AI) (ET) (P)
27 THORNLEIGH VAPOURIZE V130 (AI) (ET) (H)
26 KYLANDEE VOLVO V029 (H)
54 KIRRAWEENA VICTOR V224 (H)
55 MONTEREY ENCORE V002 (AI) (ET) (PP)
HRPV365 12/7/2024 Mawarra Genetics
HDYV008 12/7/2024 Hunday Pastoral Co
BHIV036 6/7/2024 AC & DA Jones
THSV184 4/7/2024 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
TCCV130 3/7/2024 PB Monie
KH1V029 2/7/2024 PJ Thomas & BJ Thomas
FSBV224 1/7/2024 GR & HB Bush
LMJV002 1/7/2024 Monterey Poll Herefords
25 BEGGAN HILL VILLAGER (H)
53 SUPPLE VROOM V141 (PP)
24 HAVEN GROVE VIGGO V018 (PP)
52 MAWARRA NATIONWIDE V212 (H)
23 MAWARRA ALMOST PERFECT V290 (AI) (PP)
22 NORWOOD NATIONAL (H)
51 KIRRAWEENA VIRGIL V217 (H)
50 MAWARRA ADVOCATE V302 (AI) (PP)
BHIV038 28/6/2024 AC & DA Jones
SBRV141 27/6/2024 BD & LF Rumbel
HVGV018 20/6/2024 Haven Grove Herefords
HRPV212 19/6/2024 Mawarra Genetics
HRPV290 18/6/2024 Mawarra Genetics
NWGV215 16/6/2024 Norwood Genetics
FSBV217 16/6/2024 GR & HB Bush
HRPV302 14/6/2024 Mawarra Genetics
49 KIRRAWEENA VINCENT V214 (H)
20 THORNLEIGH VORTEX V114 (AI) (H)
21 THORNLEIGH VIRTUOSO V120 (AI) (H)
48 DOODLE COOMA VEGAS V044 (PP)
19 THORNLEIGH VIGILANTE V117 (AI) (H)
18 SUPPLE VAMOOSE V093 (PP)
47 GRANITE HILL V005 (AI) (PP)
17 DOODLE COOMA VIGOUR V039 (PP)
46 GRANITE HILL SUMMIT V002 (AI) (PP)
FSBV214 13/6/2024 GR & HB Bush
TCCV114 10/6/2024 PB Monie
TCCV120 10/6/2024 PB Monie
DCPV044 8/6/2024 Doodle Cooma Pastoral Co
TCCV117 7/6/2024 PB Monie
SBRV093 6/6/2024 BD & LF Rumbel
GHDV005 6/6/2024 Daniel Robert Hill
DCPV039 2/6/2024 Doodle Cooma Pastoral Co Pty Ltd
GHDV002 2/6/2024 Granite Hill Herefords 1st ................................ 2nd ............................... 3rd ................................ 4th................................ 5th ................................
45 JTR VELOCITY V024 (PP)
MILLS VODKA V006 (PP)
V078 (H) SBRV078
VIEW VETO (H)
TEE JAY VULCAN V026 (AI) (PP)
VIEW VOLCANO (P)
ANDTRAVERN VIPER (AI) (PP)
(H)
JTR Cattle Company
and JY Manwaring
Herefords

CLASS 14 – Sponsored by The Goods Shed
9 MAWARRA ACE OF HEARTS V163 (AI) (ET) (P) HRPV163 2/4/2024 Mawarra Genetics
37 MAWARRA ACHILLIES V164 (AI) (ET) (P) HRPV164 1/4/2024 Mawarra Genetics
35 TALUMBI VINNY (PP)
TLBV004 30/3/2024 Caleb Croker
36 GLENDAN PARK VAGABOND V037 (AI) (PP) FSAV037 30/3/2024 Glendan Park Pty Ltd
8 TALUMBI VALIANT (PP) TLBV002 21/3/2024 Caleb Croker
7 YARRAM GODFATHER V138 (AI) (S) YPHV138 18/3/2024
VEDDER V002 (AI) (PP)
CLASS 15 – Sponsored by Nationwide Artificial Breeders
5 MAWARRA NEW THANG V079 (H)
HRPV079 27/2/2024 Mawarra Genetics
6 TARCOMBE PHIL V004 (PP) THSV004 27/2/2024 Tarcombe Herefords P/L
33 YARRAM HORIZON V049 (AI) (PP)
YPHV049 25/2/2024 TR & JL Williams
4 HAVEN GROVE VOYTEK V003 (AI) (PP) HVGV003 22/2/2024 Haven Grove Herefords
3 ASHMAR LOTTERY V031 (H) ACHV031 20/2/2024 Ashmar Herefords
2 ASHMAR LOTTERY V020 (H) ACHV020 13/2/2024 Ashmar Herefords
1 MAWARRA ALLIANCE V065 (PP)
HRPV065 8/2/2024 Mawarra Genetics 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
Presented by Herefords Australia plus Elders Shield of Excellence
Presented by Livestock Breeding Services Australia













































We gratefully acknowledge the outstanding support of those listed below who have contributed to the Herefords Australia National Show and Sale through cash sponsorship, goods and services and trophies:
Herefords Australia
Nutrien Ag Solutions

Elders
Auctions Plus Neogen
Zoetis




Ottley Finance

Glendan Park

Wild Bear Herefords

Livestock Breeding Services Australia
Mawarra Genetics
The Goods Shed, Wodonga
Clear Vision Imaging
Nationwide Artificial Breeders
Dick Smith Transport
Tarcombe Herefords
Kirraweena Glenholme Herefords
Andtravern Herefords

Bolong Herefords
Oak Hill Herefords
Kymarney Herefords
JTR Cattle Co
Talumbi Herefords
Monterey Herefords
Lotus Herefords

