Fleckvieh breeders from Australia including Bruce and Maddie McColl were invited to South Africa to attend the National Simmentaler Show. This is the biggest showing of Fleckvieh cattle in South Africa (and probably the world) and commonly attracts around 1000 head of Fleckviehs! As well as this there were also tours of well known South …
Australian Fleckvieh breeders off to South Africa. Read More »
Daraabah Lad was named Grand Champion Bull and Daraabah Lilana was the Grand Champion Female. Judge Greg Ball couldn’t go past Lad’s heavily muscled rump to name him the Supreme Champion Fleckvieh exhibit.
Daraabah Leilani champion Heifer under 12 month. Daraabah Lilana reserve champion Heifer under 12 months.
45 cattle from 10 studs from across NSW converged in Dubbo to compete in the first Fleckvieh Feature Show held at Dubbo in May. Judging was undertaken by international judge Llewellyn Angus, Wisp-Will Simmentaler and Simbrah studs, South Africa. Daraabah Hianna owned and shown by Maddie McColl, Glenanna Fleckviehs, was named Supreme Fleckvieh. Daraabah Kapow …
In conjunction with Llewellyn Angus judging at the Feature Show he ran a well attended workshop at Daraabah Fleckviehs. Participants gained a better knowledge on EBV’s and also brushed up on their assessment and judging skills.
Daraabah Kapow was awarded Grand Champion Fleckvieh bull and was then successful in taking out the Interbreed Championship at the Actew Royal Canberra Show.
Daraabah Kindi owned by Fleckvieh junior member Lachlan McColl, was awarded the Supreme Champion Fleckvieh. She beat Grand Champion Bull Daraabah Kapow.
11 month old Daraabah Jumping Jack Flash, sired by Bayern Genetik bull Steinmader, was Grand Champion Fleckvieh bull and went onto to almost taking out the Interbreed. This impressive young bull weighed in at 552kg and looked a picture.
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