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1 th Annual 5 STAR SENEPOL AND AFRICAN HYBRID BULL SALE 81 LOTS Gracemere Selling Complex 11.00am - Monday, 19th September, 2016 LOT 12 - BULL Australia s Largest Senepol Herd

2 LOT 5-5 STAR LOT 8-5 STAR

3 5 STAR SENEPOL & African HYBRID BULL SALE SELLING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19 th 2016 At Gracemere, 11.00am 81 BULLS 51 SENEPOL BULLS 8 AFRICAN HYBRID BULLS (T.A.Ts) (SENEPOL / BONSMARA / BELMONT) 8 SENEGUS BULLS (SENEPOL / ANGUS) 14 SENELAIS BULLS (SENEPOL / CHAROLAIS) For more information: Contact GEOFF MAYNARD PH Mob mteugene1@bigpond.com Interfaced with AuctionsPlus, Selling Agents: Rockhampton (07) Trent McKinlay Mark Scholes Rockhampton (07) Brian Wedemeyer Robert Murray

4 INTRODUCTION We would like to invite Cattlemen and Women to attend the 5 Star Senepol Sale at Gracemere Monday September 19th at 11:00 am. On offer will be 81 bulls: 51 Senepol bulls, 8 African Hybrid bulls [T.A.T s, tropically adapted Taurus], 8 Senegus bulls, and 14 Senelais bulls. Senepol Bulls This year we are offering 51 select Senepol sires. What sets these bulls apart from other Senepol bull on offer in the country, is that they are selected from over 500 male progeny. Selection is done whilst running on ticky forest country, at Mt Eugene and Belmont Research Station. They have to perform on grass, adapting to heat, ticks, flies and Lantana, with minimal chemical treatments. Animals are culled on, growth, temperament, yearling scrotal development, structure and rebreeding rates. We now have a large number of bulls, which have been bred up for three to four generations under north Australian conditions, allowing us to put more selection pressure on longer lines of cattle. We sell the senepol bulls as registerable, they are not registered now, but if any clients would like them registered, we can have it done. Some breed society charges may apply. Senepol Hybrid Bulls We again offer a run of 8 Senepol hybrid bred bulls, or tropically adapted Bos Taurus bulls [T.A.Ts], a mix of Senepol, Bonsmara, and Belmont. These T.A.Ts sires have been used successfully in many tropical and sub-tropical areas. Including the NT, the Gulf, Western Qld, and the North Coast of NSW. Being tropically adapted and also 100% Bos Taurus, they are able to increase fertility in Bos Indicus herds, meat quality, as well as MSA grading and dramatically inject the poll gene into horn herds across many sub-tropical environments. More Calves, More hybrid vigour, more growth, more pregnancies, less temperament, means more compliance and ultimately more profit. Senegus bulls For the fourth year we have incorporated a run of Senegus bulls into our draft. We again have 4 select sires from Clayton and Sarah Maynard s operation in Canowindra, NSW. Southern Star offers 4 Senegus [60, 61, 62, and 63] and 3 Senepol sires [23, 24, and 25] in the draft. All of the Southern Star bulls have been running on Mt Eugene for the past 12 months, acclimatising to the heat, ticks, flies, rocks, spear grass, and Lantana, in Central Queensland. They are ready to work straight away. Lots 64, 65, 66 and 67, are small birth weight, Yearling, Senegus bulls, possibly suited to heifer matings. There are many more variables that affect ease of calving, namely gestation length, muscle pattern, nutrition especially in the third tri-mester etc. We believe these bulls will contribute to the lower birth weight variable. Senelais bulls This year we line up 14 select Senelais bulls, made from the best genetics available in the Charolais breed, Palgrove, Ayr, Fernvale, Mercer and French and USA A.I. Sires. [Lots 68 to Lot 81]. Selection on these Charolais genetics concentrate on re breeding rates, small birth weight, ability to cover, and pollness. 2

5 Vaccinations All bulls have been done with 3 germ Blood, two shots of Vibrio, Two shots of 3 day vaccine, and two shots of 5 in 1, at Branding and weaning. David Reid scanned the bulls on September 12th and Ced and Adam Wise, semen tested the bulls on the 31st July and 31st of August Callide Dawson Carcase Competition For the past 8 years in a row, 5 STAR has won the growth rate section in either the heifers or the steers or both. This year a purebred senepol steer lead at the half way point with a 3.52 kg a day gain at 60 days, and completed a 2.82 kg a day gain for over 100 days, from 121 head in the class. Bonnie Maynard also gained a second placing in the heifers, with a whopping 3.00 kgs a day for over 70 days. Another 5 star entry came third in the bullock section. A grass fed heifer gained third in the single grass-fed, and a pen of three heifers came second in the pen of carcases MEET & GREET Sunday Night Sept 18 th 7 pm to 9 pm Sun Palms Hotel Rockhampton RSVP : Alison, , or For more information: Contact GEOFF MAYNARD PH Mob mteugene1@bigpond.com Web site: 3

6 Three Sources of Bos Taurus genetics British: eg: Angus, Hereford, Devon, Red Poll etc Renown for meat quality, fertility, and fat cover. No tropical adaptation. European: Charolais, Limousin, Simmental, Gelveih Renown for muscle, leanness and yield. No tropical adaptation. African or African derived: eg: Senepol, Belmont, Bonsmara, Tuli, Africander. Renown for meat quality, fertility, temperament & Hundreds of years of tropical adaption. 4

7 N.T DPI & F Trial results from Kidmans Springs. Senepol / Brahman vs Brahman 1. 10% more wt. at weaning [ 20kg heavier] 2..10% more wt. at 18 months [ 30 kg heavier] 3. 12% more pregnancies at 2yrs old [94% preg rate in the Senepol F1 S] % Poll and Scurred in first generation Boning group for Sen/Brah F1 steers, 8.3 boning group for Brahmans steers. 6. Senepol/Brah 13% more tender than Brahman. [3.43 kg of force versus 3.86 kg of force in shear test to break meat cuts] 7. 12% more weight gain in Indonesian feedlot. [Sen/ brah 1.7 kg a day versus brah 1.54 kg a day] 5

8 Indonesian feedlot studies F1 Senepol vs Brahman steer comparison Background: Research on improved pasture at the Douglas Daly Research Farm ( DDRF), in a Queensland commercial feedlot and meat quality studies have shown that F1 Senepols were heavier at weaning than Brahmans, grew as well or better than Brahmans on native and improved pasture in the NT, performed as well as Brahmans in a feedlot in Queensland, were on average graded into lower boning groups than Brahmans by MSA carcase assessment, and had more tender meat than Brahmans (assessed by shear force testing). In addition to this F1 Senepol steers appear to be leaner at the same weight as Brahmans, which means that they are likely to have more value adding potential for Indonesian feedlotters (as they can be fed to heavier weights before becoming over-fat). These findings appear to show that F1 Senepol steers would provide production advantages to both north Australian cattle producers and Indonesian feedlotters. However despite this there is a perception that many of the cattle buyers that purchase cattle for Indonesian feedlots discriminate against cattle that are not high grade Brahman due to the perception that they won t perform as well as Brahmans in Indonesian feedlots. Therefore this research was conducted to determine whether this perception was correct or not by comparing the performance of F1 Senepol and Brahman steers in an Indonesian feedlot. It was hoped that if there was scientific evidence showing that these types of cattle perform at least as well as high grade Brahmans in Indonesian feedlots that this would remove the threat of price penalties to north Australian producers considering adopting crossbreeding Brahmans with a tropically adapted Bos taurus breed. Also it is important to determine whether the cattle suit the Indonesian market and perform well there as it is anticipated that the Indonesian market will continue to be the main market for northern NT cattle for many years to come and it is important that they are happy with the cattle. Description of the research and results: A collaborative partnership was formed with Elders Indonesia who agreed to purchase Brahman and F1 Senepol steers from NT DPIF and allow the department to study their performance in the Elders feedlot in Lampung Province (Sumatra, Indonesia). These steers had been transported to DDRF shortly after weaning and grazed improved Buffel pasture in one mob as part of a cell grazing trial from June 2103 until they were sold to Elders on 26/2/14. The whole mob was weighed on 26/2/14 and steers were selected for sale if they were approaching the 350 kg Indonesian live export limit (steers were selected if they weighed more than 300 kg (unfasted weight)). At this time 24% of Brahman steers and 57% of F1 Senepol steers weighed more than 300 kg. As a result 32 Brahman steers and 54 F1 Senepols were sold for this work. This highlights how the heavier weaning weights and higher growth leads to a higher proportion of crossbred steers being turned off earlier. The steers were transported from DDRF to the Berrimah export yards by a commercial trucking company on 27/2/14 and their average weight on arrival there was kg. There was a delay while the shipment of cattle was being put together and the steers remained at the Berrimah export yards until 6/3/14 when they left Darwin on the Gelbrey (live export boat). After going through the quarantine process in Indonesia and being transported to the Elders feedlot at Lampung, feeding of the steers began in the Lampung feedlot on 12/3/14. The steers were gradually introduced to the new feedstuffs with a starter ration. The induction weight was recorded on 15/3/14 at which time the average weight of the steers was kg. The wellbeing of each animal was assessed at induction and 5 steers were placed in a sick pen for observation and to receive extra care if necessary. Most of these steers only remained there for a short time but one animal remained in the sick pen for most of the feeding period (110 days). The steers were fed the normal commercial ration for a period of 121 days from induction until a final weight was recorded on 14/7/14. While in the feedlot the steers were managed as per the normal feedlot management. They were fed various levels of starter rations for 3 weeks before receiving the finishing ration. The major ingredients of the ration were Tapioca waste, Tapioca chip, DDGS (distillers dried grains plus solubles), Copra meal, Palm kernel cake, Napier grass and molasses. Feed intake over the entire feeding period averaged 13 kg/head/day as fed (or 10.4 kg dry matter). All the steers (both genotypes) were kept in the same pen while in the feedlot to allow a proper comparison between genotypes. Final weight and P8 fat depth (measured ultrasonically) were recorded on 14/7/14. The steers were transported to the Elders abattoir at Bogor (about 55km south of south of Jakarta on the island of Java) for slaughter and boning with the meat destined for the restaurant and supermarket trade. This had to be done over several days as there were too many animals to slaughter all at once. Also since this work was being conducted during Ramadan there were some significant dates that slaughtering had to be scheduled around. As a result the 30 Brahmans were 6

9 slaughtered on the 16/7/14 and the F1 Senepols were slaughtered in 2 lots during the following week. Transport from the feedlot to the abattoir took about 12 hours in total as the traffic in Indonesia makes travel slow. The steers were transported on small trucks in loads of about 10 head per truck. They stayed on these trucks during the short (2 hour) ferry ride from Sumatra to Java. After arriving at the abattoir the steers were spelled for 24 hours before slaughter. After slaughtering, hide removal and evisceration the carcases were split into 2 sides which were weighed and hung in a chiller over night before boning the next day. Two of the Brahman steers were euthanized during the feeding period as they were considered to be sick (respiratory sickness) to the point where they were not likely to recover. The one F1 Senepol steer that remained in the sick pen for 110 days had a much lower average daily gain (ADG) than the rest of the steers (0.78 kg/day vs 1.71 kg/day average for the F1 Senepols) and therefore it s data has been excluded from the genotype comparison of feedlot performance, as has the data from the 2 Brahman steers that were euthanized. The data comparing the performance of the genotypes is summarised in Table 9. It shows that the steers of both genotypes performed well and that the overall average daily gain (ADG) of the F1 Senepol steers was 0.17 kg/day higher than the Brahmans (1.54 kg/day vs 1.71 kg/day). Table 9. The performance of Brahman and F1 Senepol steers in an Indonesian feedlot. Difference Brahman F1 Senepol (F1 Sen - Brah) Number of animals (N) Avg. induction weight 15/3/14 (kg) Avg final weight 14/7/14 (kg) Avg. P8 Fat at DDRF 26/2/14 (mm) Avg final P8 Fat 14/7/13 (final) (mm) Avg. Overall ADG (kg/day) The average P8 fat depth of the F1 Senepol steers was similar to the Brahmans even though they were heavier. This indicates that their mature size is larger and hence they can be fed to heavier weights before becoming over fat when the Indonesian wet market is targeted. The aim of this work was to find out whether F1 Senepols perform as well as Brahmans in Indonesian feedlots to ensure that Indonesian feedlotters would be happy with the cattle, and since there were concerns that cattle buyers discriminate against crossbred steers as they believe they don t do as well there. These results show that this is not the case when a tropically adapted Bos taurus breed such as the Senepol is used in the cross. Therefore cattle buyers should be able to buy these types of cattle for Indonesian feedlots with confidence that their clients will be happy with their performance as the F1 Senepols were found to offer production advantages to Indonesian feedlotters as well as Australian cattle producers. Their better meat tenderness also gives Indonesian feedlotters confidence in the option of targeting the restaurant market in addition to the wet market. Acknowledgement: The cooperation of Elders Indonesia and specifically Dick Slaney, Jason Hatchett and the staff at the Lampung feedlot is gratefully acknowledged. This work would not have been possible without their excellent cooperation and assistance. 7

10 How does hybrid vigour gains work? Hybrid vigour is evident, when two unrelated genotypes meet. The amount of hybrid vigour is proportional to the un-relatedness of the genetics. E.g. 1. A Bos Taurus [Senepol] Cross A Bos Indicus [Brahman]. Maximum hybrid vigour, yielding 10 to 12 % gain in both fertility and growth, from the mean of the parents. 2. A Bos Taurus [Senepol] Cross Bos Taurus [ Angus, Charolais ] Hybrid vigour effect of 5 to 6% gain in both fertility and Growth, from the mean of the parents. 3. A Bos Taurus [ Senepol] Cross A Bos Taurus / Bos Indicus mix [Charbray, Droughtmaster, Brangus] Hybrid Vigour effect, is 7 to 9% gain in fertility and growth rate, compared to the mean of the parents.assume a 50/50 split in Taurus /Indicus make up. Hybrid Vigour is greater with more Indicus content. 8

11 SENEPOL BULLS LOT 1 5 STAR Calved: 18/04/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 31 mths S. AA COMPANY SE6R128 SIRE: 5 STAR G D. HAZELDEAN S. FLOR DE MAYO AMI 635 DAM: HAZELDEAN ET D. HAZ First up, to kick the 2016 Sale off, is a good all round Sire, that ticks all boxes. Over the last 5 years we have exported 400 Embryos to New Caledonia. Lots 1 and 2 are natural calves, out of two of these selected donors. 150 is clean coated, very good temperament and has the ability to cover his carcass well. An excellent prospect to kick the sale off. LOT 2 5 STAR Calved: 03/05/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 30 mths S. SHQ 53D THUNDER ET SIRE: 5 STAR LONGFELLOW D. PRR 2045L ( ) S. CN 5480 HERCULES DAM: 5 STAR ET D. 5 STAR SABRINA As mentioned, this Lot 2 is also a natural calf out of the select Donor Herd supplying embryos to the growing New Caledonian market. The Longfellow Line ensures very good libido, and calf getting ability. Backed by this dam line, with two of the most prolific Senepol genotypes throughout the world, CN5480 & Wizard. 9

12 LOT 3 5 STAR Calved: 28/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. 5 STAR TERRICK 5ST1001 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Bred up from Mt. Eugene Bloodlines, 394 has one of the best growth rates of the draft. One of the youngest in the draft. Large scrotal & impeccable temperament coupled with that top end performance makes this young sire hard to go past. 7/8 Senepol, 1/16 Charbray, 1/16 Belmont. 5 STAR

13 LOT 4 5 STAR Calved: 11/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. AC 761 ( ) SIRE: AA COM SE6R 128 ET D. SHQ 25D ( ) S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR E00246 D. 5 STAR One of my favorites, good frame, well muscled and very good scrotal circumference, all equates to an all round high performance package. Bred up from Mt. Eugene bloodlines, underwrites his productive traits, with many decades of performance recording in tickey, Central Queensland environments. 7/8 Senepol, 1/8 Foundation bloodlines. 5 STAR

14 LOT 5 5 STAR Calved: 22/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR J50259 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. AC U.S.A. SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R128 D. SHQ 25D U.S.A. S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW DAM: 5 STAR E00295 D. 5 STAR Very similar to the previous lot. High performance growth rate, especially for such a young sire. Top 5% growth from weaning to yearling and then from yearling to 18 months. Possesses ideal frame with optimum muscle pattern and a quiet disposition. NORTHERN TERRITORY DPI & F trial sent a deck of sen/ brah steers and a deck of Brah steers to Smithfield feedlot, Proston, to compare MSA compliance and tenderness from the two groups. The Senepol F1 steers, averaged a boning group of 6.3, and the Brah steers averaged 8.3. The shear force measurement or kg of force needed to break the primal cut, was 3.43 kg in the Senepol f1 s and 3.86 kg of force to break the Brahman beef. Full Report available at back of catalogue. 12

15 LOT 6 5 STAR Calved: 03/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. AA COMPANY SE6R55 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR A great example of a tropically adapted Bos Taurus Sire. Slick coat, plenty of capacity with high yielding carcase traits. Our Sire 914 displays easy doing characteristics whether it be dry or wet, always maintains some fat cover, which we believe is important for re-breeding rates in the female lines. 7/8 Senepol, 1/8 Foundation bloodlines. 5 STAR

16 LOT 7 5 STAR Calved: 10/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR 0462 SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. AA COMPANY SE6R33 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Half brother to the previous lot, very similar in type, symbolising the consistency of these lines. We have been breeding Senepol since 1997, and now have a least 4 to 5 generations of Senepol selected on Mt. Eugene in ticky country on native and improved pastures, in sub tropical conditions. We have more confidence in these cattle having seen them perform in sub tropical conditions in Northern Australia. Having longer lines of 400 to 500 males each year to place selection pressure and move a population in a direction based on productivity has been beneficial. LOT 8 5 STAR Calved:25/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR J50038 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. AA CO SE3NO5 SIRE: QUIRRAN-LEA FAGAN QNLF00123 D. CAR IBBEAN S. 5 STAR TERRICK 5ST1001 DAM: 5 STAR E0019 D. 5 STAR Another good young sire with tremendous length and broad topline. These are the sort of carcases we believe do well in National Competitions. At 21 months of age and possessing a 39cm scrotal circumference, he delivers all round production traits for commercial or bull breeding units. 7/8 Senepol, 1/8 Charolais. 14

17 LOT 9 5 STAR Calved: 20/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR J50034 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. QUIRRAN-LEA BOBBY 0712 (ET) SIRE: QUIRRAN-LEA FOALEY F00084 D. WD X0629 (AI) (ET) S. 5 STAR TERRICK 1001 DAM: 5 STAR D90509 D. 5 STAR Very similar Lot to the previous Sire, bred up from our Foundation Lines on the Dam side, and blended in well with a sire purchased from Ken & Kathy Marsh. One of the highest yearling weights of his group at 378kg & now sports at 38cm scrotal, compliments this package. 15/16 Senepol, 1/16 Charolais. At BEEF 2015, 5 Star won Senior Champion Bull, Reserve Junior Champion Bull, Reserve Grand Champion Bull, Junior Champion Heifer and Senior Champion FEMALE, then went onto win Grand Champion Female, Sire s Progeny Group and Breeders Group. 15

18 Online AuctionsPlus Buyers Please refer to these details to assist you bidding on AuctionsPlus. AuctionsPlus MENU/Tool bar is located in the middle top half of the home page. (1) REGISTER: Do it now, it s free & receive your USERCODE & PASSWORD. (2) HELP: Then click on HELP, do a software check & make sure SILVERLIGHT has been installed on your Computer, View FAQ and participate in the Demo sites. A SEQUENTIAL SALE All lots are sold one at a time in catalogue order. As a Registered AuctionsPlus bidder places a bid on their computer that bid is immediately relayed to the AuctionsPlus Representative sitting in the crowd who raises that bid to the Auctioneer on site. (3) Click on AUCTIONS: All / CATTLE / Sheep / Wool. CATTLE - Locate the sale you want, Click on Catalogue then Connect to BID. At the completion of the sale you ll be contacted and any purchasers checked off. AuctionsPlus contact and representative for this sale is Landmark Qld AuctionsPlus coordinator COLIN CAMPBELL

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20 LOT 10 5 STAR Calved: 02/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR J50796 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. CN5480 HERCULES SIRE: AA COMPANY SE5Q055 D. AA COMPANY SE1L12 S. 5 STAR SALUBIOUS DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Another favourite 796, was 418kg as a yearling with a 34cm scrotal circumference. A long, large capacity sire with broad topline and bomb proof temperament, means he is worth a second look. 7/8 Senepol. 5 STAR

21 LOT 11 5 STAR Calved: 20/08/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 25 mths S. SHQ 53D THUNDER ET SIRE: 5 STAR LONGFELLOW D. PRR 2045L ( ) S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR BRANDY D. 5 STAR Star Brandy was Junior Champion Female at Beef 2012 and has done a good job since with her 4th calf due later this year. 5-1 is a great mix of fertility, libido & carcase yield with Longfellow and Brandy in her mix. He has a hefty weaning weight of 328kg at 9 months and has not disappointed since. 5 STAR

22 Kill Sheet of 30 cull males (in May 2015) 20

23 30 cull males, back in May, dressed 355 kg, average 2 tooth, with 11 mm of fat, for an average of $

24 LOT 12 5 STAR Calved: 10/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR MOCHA F10013 D. BENCHMARK 3-7 S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR A good early maturing, early puberty sire. Was 346kg & 33cm scrotal as a yearling. We used him lightly over heifers as a yearling sire. Showed great muscle pattern as a weaner and produced good quality semen at 12 months of age. As the industry moves to V.B.M., value based marketing, these moderate bone, well muscled sires that can produce fat cover, will come into their own. 290 possesses a beautiful temperament and very placid nature. 7/8 Senepol, 1/16 Bonsmara, 1/16 Belmont. 5 STAR

25 LOT 13 5 STAR Calved: 18/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR STRETCH D. 5 STAR SABRINA S. HAZELDEAN DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Another youngster showing good even cover from brisket to tail, very calm placid sire with a 33cm yearling scrotal, ensuring good early puberty. Ticks all boxes without being extreme in any. 15/16 Senepol, 1/16 Belmont, Scurred. LOT 14 5 STAR ET Calved: 04/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR ET Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. AA COMPANY SE4 P083 SIRE: ANTIGUA KINGSTON IPM07004 D. AA COMPANY SE4P053 S. HBC G ( ) DAM: CBN ET D. WC 8343L ( ) A contract embryo transfer sire, utilising the RNA Champion from 2009 Antigua Kingston. Kingston was the Grand Sire of our Grand Champion carcase last year at the Callide Dawson Carcase Competition, from 412 head. This Lot 14 & 15 are full brothers and arrived at Mt. Eugene as yearlings. They have acclimatised in the ticks for 10 months without any treatments (except prior to sale). This makes a big difference for naive bulls from tick free country. 23

26 LOT 15 5 STAR ET Calved: 08/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR ET Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. AA COMPANY SE4P083 SIRE: ANGITUA KINGSTON IPM07004 D. AA COMPANY SE4P053 S. HBC G ( ) DAM: CBN ET D. WC 8343L ( ) Full brother to previous Lot, as mentioned, same Grand Sire to our Grand Champion Carcase 2015 at Callide Dawson. Very even pair of bulls displaying the consistency in this line. LOT 16 5 STAR Calved: 20/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. AC SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R 128 D. SHQ 25D S. VALINDOR DA VINCI DAM: VALINOR D. VALINOR We are very impressed with these progeny from AA Co 128. We purchased him for $9,500 as a yearling from AA Company back in He displays above growth and frame, throughout his growth pattern, something evident with his progeny. Larger frame and later maturing. 24

27 LOT 17 5 STAR Calved: 28/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. AC 761 ( ) U.S.A. SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R 128 D. SHQ 25D ( ) U.S.A. S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Very similar to his half brothers in Lots 4, 5 & 16. Dark red, clean coat and very quiet disposition. As a breeder we try and strive for consistency and we are please with the run of AA Company 128 s calves. 15/16 Senepol. Carcase Championships, wins and ribbons are a great bonus, and it may be a good guide to where your cattle sit in the industry. However for a breeding operation, fertility is the main source of profitability. It s the fertility measurements and selection pressure we put on our draft of bulls that give the most benefit to our clients. 25

28 2016 David Wilson, Manager, Rockhampton on

29 LOT 18 BECKER Calved: 03/11/14 P.H. No. BEC Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR MOJO D. 5 STAR S. WJ WIZARD ( ) DAM: VALINOR D. DOH JUDY 4K ET Last year we bought Brett & Sharon Beckers Senepol Herd from Chinchilla. We offer these two bulls, as herd bulls without registration. Both are by 5 Star Mojo, Grand Champion Bull from Beef We have selected these two bulls from their draft because of their muscle pattern, temperament and slick coat. BECKER

30 LOT 19 BECKER Calved: 01/11/14 P.H. No. BEC Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR MOJO D. 5 STAR S. CBN DAM: BECKER JULIET D. CBN , is similar to previous Lot, with more covering ability. He is very settled when being handled and is not troubled with our kids working thru the yards. Very good semen quality and has had 12 months getting used to ticks, heat, rocks, flies and lantana. BECKER

31 LOT 20 5 STAR Calved: 15/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR D. CBN S. CN 5480 DAM: HAZELDEAN D. HAZELWOOD A well grown sire that has shown the largest scrotal circumference in his contemporary group, at 36cm at 14 months of age, weighing 383kg. He has kept his performance record going though to 600 day weight and presents as a very good & safe bull breeding prospect. Worth a second look, especially if you are looking for early puberty. LOT 21 5 STAR Calved: 27/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR D. CBN S. 5 STAR WHISPER DAM: 5 STAR D. HAZ This half brother to Lot 20 ranks as well as the previous Lot, being 3 months younger but weighing 335kg with a 32cm scrotal when he was 11 months. Selection pressure on 3 to 4 groups of bulls with 80 to 100 in each group, over successive years & multiple generations have enabled us to present these highly fertile early puberty sires. This equates to more calves, more income, bigger profits for any potential buyers. 29

32 LOT 22 5 STAR Calved: 13/02/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 19 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR D. CBN S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR is an eye catching, very young sire, only 19 months but is under written by the consistent performance of himself, his brothers & sisters retained in our breeding herd. Even at 19 months, 227 is credited with 36cm scrotal. 5 STAR

33 LOT 23 5 STAR 15-SS45 Calved: 29/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS45 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR SAMARITAN SIRE: 5 STAR WHISPER D. 5 STAR S. PRR 2110 (AI) (U.S.A.) DAM: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN The next 3 bulls are by Whisperer, who is by Samaritan. In a breeding trial Samaritan s growth rate of his progeny was 12% higher both in males & females compared to with U.S.A. imported sires W.C. 950 & Merlin son of U.S.A. Wizard 23J. The homebred Samaritan left them in his wake. Ironically, 5 Star Steer won the weight gain section in the Callide Dawson Carcase Comp (3.52kg a day at 60 day) was from the Samaritan line. 3 half brothers - Lots 23, 24, 25. LOT 24 5 STAR 15-SS01 Calved: 28/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS01 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR SAMARITAN ET SIRE: 5 STAR WHISPERER D. 5 STAR ET S. NOCONA ( ) DAM: HAZELDEAN ET D. CN 6020D ( ) These 3 lots were bred down south and have been acclimatised to heat, ticks and flies for the past 12 months. This makes a huge difference, especially in their first mating season. Bulls need to be mobile, agile & keen. Research shows any more than 25 ticks a side starts affecting production. Senepol Bulls without any exposure to ticks, can carry from 100 to 200 ticks a side in their first season, greatly affecting performance. 31

34 LOT 25 5 STAR Calved: 03/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. 5 STAR SAMARITAN SIRE: 5 STAR WHISPERER D. 5 STAR S. FLOR DE MAYO AMI635 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR The last of the Whisperer Senepol sons, very consistent line and smooth coated with good depth and capacity. LOT 26 5 STAR Calved: 29/09/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 24 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. 5 STAR TERRICK 5ST1001 DAM: 5 STAR D. HAZ Big volume son of the easy doing is not as slick as some, but has tremendous volume, width and capacity. Our heaviest weaner for 2015, with a yearling weight of 419kg & 35cm scrotal circumference puts him in the top end of performance percentile. A group of 56 bulls were fed siliage for 57 days leading up to the sale and 254 was second out of 56 with a gain of (2.98kg a day) average 2.16kg a day. 32

35 LOT 27 5 STAR Calved: 20/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. AC U.S.A. SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R128 ET D. SHQ 25D U.S.A. S. HAZ DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Striking young sire with thickness all the way though his top line, in the same siliage trial 251 was in the top 10 with a growth rate of 2.56kg a day (Average 2.16kg a day) out of 56 bulls. Jason Strong Managing director of Australian Agricultural Company, shows some of his clients 5 star bulls at Beef

36 LOT 28 5 STAR Calved: 25/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. CN 5562 U.S.A. DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR is a safe bet, that has jumped the performance hurdles throughout. He was third in the siliage test for 57 days, putting on 2.95kg a day. A yearling he was 367kg with a scrotal of 32cm is still being used at the research station and handles the ticks and flies. 7/8 Senepol, 1/8 Foundation Cow. 5 STAR

37 LOT 29 5 STAR Calved: 18/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR TERRICK 5ST1001 SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. 5 STAR DALRADIE TERRY DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR is a consistent, slick, even type of sire with strong poll and beautiful disposition. He was 310kg at yearling with a 31cm scrotal. Above average growth with good early semen production. 2.18kg a day for 57 days. 7/8 Senepol. 5 STAR

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39 LOT 30 5 STAR Calved: 01/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR TERRICK 5ST1001 SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. 5 STAR GUTHRIE DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Very similar in type to the Lot 29, even cover, very quiet. His sire is still in use at Belmont and so is the dam. 368kg at 0 yearling with 33cm scrotal at yearling. 7/8 Senepol. LOT 31 5 STAR Calved: 17/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S AC761 SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R055 D. HBC 702J48E S. PRR 840 U.S.A. DAM: 5 STAR (AI) D. 5 STAR kg a day, 15% above the average for this moderate frame sire. At 21 months he has plenty of growing to do. 766 was 336kg as a yearling and had a 33cm scrotal at 11.5 months of age. 37

40 LOT 32 5 STAR Calved: 14/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S AC761 SIRE: AA COMPANY SE6R055 D. HBC 702J48E S. WIZARD 23J DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR A young sire with good capacity, weighs in well and has a bomb proof temperament. AA Co 55 is a bull we used until 10 years of age and was a good calf getter. 785 had 33cm scrotal at yearling and weighed 346kg at 12.5 months. 7/8 Senepol. LOT 33 5 STAR Calved: 28/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. DALRADIE TERRY DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Eye catching young Senepol Sire with masculine muscle pattern & very placid temperament. Gain 2.63kg a day in 57 days, putting him in the top 15 weight gainers from 56 bulls. If his parents are any indication, 369 will fill out greatly and develop into a adapted high yielding sire. 38

41 LOT 34 5 STAR Calved: 05/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. HAZ DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Younger bull at 21 months by the easy doing has inherited his good depth and capacity through the chest, barrel & brisket. He weighed 302kg and had a 31 scrotal at 11.5 months. LOT 35 5 STAR Calved: 29/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 24 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. VALINOR S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN Larger framed young sire, will grow into a big mature bull, still growing upwards and outwards. Shows great potential early on with 30cm scrotal at yearling and a weight of 365kg at 13 months. 39

42 Senepol crossbreeding meat quality research summary Summary: Recent research has found that crossbreeding with Senepols may be a way for northern cattle producers with Brahman herds to produce animals with improved meat quality. Research conducted by the NT Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries (DPIF) on F1 Senepol x Brahman cross steers and Brahman steers (that had been managed together all their lives) found that meat from the F1 Senepols was more tender. The NT DPIF has been conducting a research program to determine whether crossbreeding with Senepol bulls is a viable way for north Australian cattle producers with Brahman herds to produce animals that will perform well under harsh northern conditions, and will be suited to both the South East Asian live export market and the Australian domestic market. This would increase the marketing options for northern producers as their cattle often suffer a price penalty in Australian domestic markets due to a perception that Brahman cattle from northern Australia have poor meat tenderness. Live export has been the main market for many northern producers for a number of years and demand for their Brahman cattle has been strong as the cooking methods used in South East Asia mean that meat tenderness is less of an issue. However it would be advantageous for northern producers to be able to produce cattle that are in demand in both the live export and Australian domestic markets so that they are less vulnerable to live export fluctuations. It was thought that crossbreeding Brahman herds with a tropically adapted Bos taurus breed such as the Senepol (which is known to have the desirable traits of tropical adaption, good meat quality and polledness) may be an efficient way of producing animals that perform well under north Australian conditions and will be suited to both the live export and Australian domestic markets. The NT DPIF has been conducting research to test this strategy since 2008 and part of this research has been to determine whether the F1 Senepol x Brahman cross actually grades better in abattoirs and has more tender meat than Brahmans. This research compared the meat quality of F1 Senepol x Brahman steers and Brahman steers that had been bred on DPIF research stations in the Katherine/VRD region and then grazed improved pasture together for a year after weaning at the Douglas Daly Research Farm (NT). In July 2013, 25 steers of each genotype were transported to the Smithfield feedlot (Proston, Qld) where they were fed for 73 days and then slaughtered at the Dinmore abattoir where MSA assessment was conducted on the carcases. Striploin samples were collected from each carcase and evaluated for tenderness and other meat quality parameters at the University of New England (UNE) meat science laboratory. MSA carcase assessment found that the F1 Senepol steers on average were graded 2 boning groups better than the Brahmans (the price received for carcases is determined by the boning group that they are graded into). The average boning group was 6.3 for the F1 Senepols and 8.3 for the Brahmans. Shear force tests conducted by the UNE meat science lab were used to assess the tenderness of the meat and the striploin samples from the F1 Senepol steers were found to have significantly lower (P<0.05) average shear force values than the Brahmans (3.43 kg vs 3.86 kg). It should be noted that while the meat of the F1 Senepols was found to be more tender than the Brahmans, that the meat from the Brahmans in this study was actually found to be quite tender (shear force values of below 4.0 kg are considered to be tender). The shear force values for the Brahman steers in this study were quite low in comparison to values that have been found from other Brahmans (evaluation of data from 1,298 Brahman striploin samples found that the average shear force was 5.5 kg with a range of 2.53 to kg - Rod Polkinghorne pers. comm.). The good tenderness results found for both genotypes in this study is likely to be due to the fact that they had grown well and were relatively young for their weight at slaughter (the average estimated age at slaughter of the steers was 21.5 months and the average carcase weight was about 238 kg). This meat quality study combined with previous research which has found that the F1 Senepols perform at least as well or better than Brahmans in every growth and fertility measure studied so far by the NT DPIF, suggests that crossbreeding with a tropically adapted Bos taurus breed such as the Senepol may be a good way for north Australian cattle producers to increase their marketing options. Tim Schatz Principal Pastoral Production Research Officer NT Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries P: tim.schatz@nt.gov.au Photo: F1 Senepol and Brahman steers in the Smithfield feedlot. 40

43 LOT 36 5 STAR Calved: 14/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. CN 5480 U.S.A. SIRE: 5 STAR SAMARITAN D. 5 STAR S. PRR 840 U.S.A. DAM: HAZ ET D. HAZ A very tidy uniform young sire displaying all the desirable traits, symbolic of the Senepol. 463 had a yearling scrotal of 32cm and a yearling weight of 345kg at 12.5 months. A half brother to the growth rate winner at the Callide Dawson Carcase Competition this year. 5 STAR

44 LOT 37 5 STAR Calved: 10/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. VALINOR S. AA COMPANY SE6R128 ET DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR A good mix of muscle and frame with this sire & dam combination. 468 had a yearling scrotal of 31cm at 11.5 months and weighed 349kg. LOT 38 5 STAR Calved: 16/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. VALINOR S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Another very good young sire, presented in good working condition. Visually he displays very good length with developing muscle pattern through rump & hind quarter and along the topline. The V.B.M. or value based marketing where meat works calculate and pay on meat verses fat & bone, will bring these sires to the fore, moderate bone with good muscle & adequate fat cover. 479 was 308kg and 30cm scrotal at 11.5 months. 42

45 LOT 39 5 STAR Calved: 11/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. VALINOR S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR is similar to the previous lots with good solid poll, well fleshed, ample scrotal at an early age and very quiet disposition. At 12.5 months he weighed 332kg and had a very healthy 34cm scrotal. LOT 40 5 STAR Calved: 16/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR D. VALINOR S. AA COMPANY SE6R128 ET DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Another young sire combining muscle and frame from these two lines. 446 at 12.5 months had a 30cm scrotal & weighed 294kg. In the 57 day siliage trial, 446 came in 4th (of 56) with 2.84kg a day. His dam is a 1st calver. 43

46 LOT 41 5 STAR Calved: 23/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR D. VALINOR S. 5 STAR STRETCH DAM: 5 STAR STAR KATNESS D. 5 STAR is out of a two year dam, that was awarded Grand Champion Female at Beef is a thick set, moderate framed young sire that has desired thickness from brisket to tail. 5 Star Katness has calved successfully the next two seasons with striking progeny. 5 STAR

47 LOT 42 5 STAR Calved: 26/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. SHQ53D ( ) USA SIRE: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR /8 Senepol. 703 is again a moderate framed, long sire with a very good thickness and good even fat cover. His dam calved at 2 years and has had regular calving intervals within 365 days since. 8 years in a row, 5 STAR, has won the weight gain section in the Callide Dawson Carcase competition, Australias largest carcase competition. This year a purebred Senepol steer, lead at the half way mark with a gain of 3.52 kg a day, and finished off well, with a 2.82 kgs a day, winning the weight gain section, from 121 head. 45

48 LOT 43 5 STAR Calved: 14/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. SHQ53D ( ) USA SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. HAZELDEAN S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR is pidgeon pair with the previous Lot 42. Long, thick and well covered. 5 STAR

49 LOT 44 5 STAR Calved: 29/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. PRR840 SIRE: DALRADIE TERRY D. AA COMSE3N11 S. HAZELDEAN 4-7 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR A very different line to most used at 5 Star, 637 did exceptionally well in the siliage trial, with 2.77kg a day, 56 bull average was 2.16kg a day. At 12 months, he was 291kg and had a 30cm scrotal. Bonnie Maynard, came second in the grainfed heifer class, with a Senepol entry, recording a whopping 3.00kgs a day for 75 days. 47

50 LOT 45 5 STAR Calved: 16/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN S. VALINOR DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR /4 Senepol, 1/4 Bonsmara. 518 is eye catching for his high yielding muscle pattern, good growth and ability to cover. With a splash of Bonsmara in his makeup, he adds a little extra hybrid vigour in subsequent generations. 332kg and 31cm scrotal at 13 months. 5 STAR

51 LOT 46 5 STAR Calved: 03/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. DALRADIE TERRY 912 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR also a consistent performer. Measured 363kg and had a 33cm scrotal at 13 months of age. Was above average in silage trial, putting on 2.25kg a day. 7/8 Senepol. LOT 47 5 STAR Calved: 15/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR S. 5 STAR WHISPERER DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR /8 Senepol, 1/8 Belmont. 360 completes the run of 914 sons, and meausres 373kg with 33cm scrotal at 12.5 months. He put on 2.46kg a day with 57 day siliage trial, making him above the average. 49

52 LOT 48 5 STAR Calved: 18/02/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 19 mths S. ANTIGUA KINGSTON SIRE: 5 STAR MOCHA F1-13 (AI) D. BENCHMARK 3-7 S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW DAM: 5 STAR LUCY D. 5 STAR A very attractive young sire, only 19 months old. 3/4 brother to the Grand Champion Carcase in Callide Dawson Carcase Comp. 5 Star Mocha was awarded Reserve Champion Bull at Beef Well muscled & fleshed yet able to cover carcases well. Moderate framed with thickness. LOT 49 5 STAR Calved: 18/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN S. DALRADIE DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR /8 Senepol. Good all round sire. Deep bodied, adequate fleshing and a generous scrotal circumference, that gives 505 that All Rounder tag. Good commercial bull delivering to cross breeding herds. 50

53 LOT 50 5 STAR Calved: 05/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR D. CBN S. RAB MISS EFFICIENCY S126A DAM: HAZELDEAN D. CN 6365G USA The last 2 Senepol lots underwritten by Longfellow s libido. 201 was 347kg and had a 34cm scrotal circumference at 12.5 months of age. Clean coat, clean poll & china shop temperament. LOT 51 5 STAR Calved: 03/02/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 19 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR D. COBN S. CN 5480 DAM: 5 STAR ET D. VALINOR 16 A young bull to finish the Senepol section, only 19 months of age. Again, good breeding in pedigree, with Longfellow and Hercules underwriting his potential. 51

54 Senepol African Hybrids Tropical adapted Taurus, [T.A.T.S.] Our Senepol African Hybrid, is a mix of Senepol, Belmont and Bonsmara genetics. This is still a Adapted Bos Taurus mix, with slick coats, poll/ scurred, but retaining extra hybrid vigour in subsequent generations. We are able to offer group breedplan EBV s through the Tropical Composite register and have recorded scrotal circumferences at yearling and 18 months of age. These Tropical Adapted Taurus, [T.A.T.S.] have proven to work successfully in many different tropical environments, including NT, The Gulf, Western Queensland, and northern coastal NSW. Being tropically adapted and also 100% Bos Taurus, they are able to increase fertility in Bos Indicus herds, as well as increase meat quality, and therefore MSA grading in most tropical and sub tropical herds. More calves, more hybrid vigour, more growth, more pregnancies, less temperament, means more compliance and more profit. A simple equation. Don t be afraid, when the bank manager visits to show him your T.A.T.S. 52

55 LOT 52 SENEPOL AFRICAN HYBRIDS 5 STAR 15B003 Calved: 01/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B003 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 24 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: MT EUGENE D. MT EUGENE S. MT EUGENE DAM: BELMONT D. BELMONT % Sen, 25% Bonsmara and 50% Belmont approx. The first of our T.A.T.S bulls. Tropical Adapted Taurus, with a blend of Senepol, Bonsmara and Belmont. B003 s dam has had 4 calves in 4 years and grand dam had 7 calves in 7 years. He had a yearling weight of 314kg and a 34cm scrotal at 14 months. EBV s available. 5 STAR 15B003 53

56 LOT 53 5 STAR 15B191 Calved: 04/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B191 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: MT EUGENE D. MT EUGENE S. TRE DAM: BELMONT D. BELMONT % Sen, 25% Bonsmara and 50% Belmont. B191 s dam has had 4 calves in 4 years, and still breeding, and his grand dam has had 3 calves in 3 years. B191 was 289kg with 33cm scrotal at 13 months of age. B191 has a very low birth weight. EBV s available. 54

57 LOT 54 5 STAR 15B291 Calved: 06/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B291 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. LSC MIANDETTA 05-4 (BONSMARA) (R.S.A) SIRE: TRE D. TRE S. AA COMPANY SE6R55 DAM: 5 STAR D. MTE % Sen, 25% Bonsmara and 50% Belmont. B291 s dam has had 3 calves in 3 years and her grand dam had 9 calves in 9 years. B291 was 298kg witha 30cm scrotal at 12 months of age. 5 STAR 15B291 55

58 LOT 55 5 STAR 15B250 Calved: 26/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B250 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. TRE SIRE: TRE D. TRE S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR D. MTE BONSMARA (IMP) 25% Sen, 25% Bonsmara and 50% Belmont. B250 s dam has had 3 calves in 3 years, due her 4th next month. His grand dam had 6 calves in 6 years. At 12 months he weighed 283kg and had a 29cm scrotal, now 37cm. 5 STAR 15B250 56

59 LOT 56 5 STAR 15B021 Calved: 30/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B021 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: MT EUGENE D. MT EUGENE S. BELMONT DAM: BELMONT D. BELMONT % Sen, 13% Bonsmara and 62% Belmont. B021 s dam has had 5 calves in 5 years. At 13 months he weighed 309kg and had a scrotal of 33cm, currently 38cm. LOT 57 5 STAR 15B117 Calved: 12/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B117 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. SHQ53D SIRE: 5 STAR LONGFELLOW D. PRR2045L USA S. BELMONT DAM: BELMONT D. BELMONT B117 s dam has had 11 calves in 11 years, a remarkable feat, in ticky country at the research station, 30 minutes from the Central Queensland coast. His grand dam had 6 calves in 6 years. All done with a 3 month joining period each year. B117 weighed 340kg and had a 30cm scrotal at 13.5 months. EBV s available. 57

60 LOT 58 5 STAR 15B121 Calved: 12/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15B121 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: MT EUGENE D. MT EUGENE S. ALEXANDRIA STATION 02-B4047 DAM: BELMONT D. BELMONT % Sen, 14% Bonsmara and 34% Belmont, 26% Napco Comp. B121 s dam has had 4 calves in 4 years, with some Napco genetics in the dam line, adding extra hybrid vigour. B121 was 306kg at 13.5 months with a 30cm scrotal circumference. Rob, Olivia and Georgia Sherry, peruse there carcase winning entires at the Mackay show this year. The carcases bred by a 5 Star bull, Rob and Jane Bought from the 5 star sale in 2013, produced a carcase that was milk tooth, 266 kg, 100 cm eye muscle, meat colour 1c, fat colour 1, and marbling score 1, Taking first place at the Mackay Carcase competition. 58

61 LOT 59 5 STAR Calved: 20/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW SIRE: 5 STAR (SEN/BEL) D. MTE S. 5 STAR DAM: 5 STAR (SEN/BEL) D. MTE % Sen, 38% Belmont. 701 s dam has had 6 calves in 6 years. Yearling weight and scrotal were not recorded. He is an eye catching young sire with high yielding muscle pattern. As mentioned, we believe V.B.M. (Value Based Marketing), where the meatworks will move to paying on actual meat yield, more meat, less for bone and excess fat, will bring these type of sires to the fore. 5 STAR

62 LOT 60 5 STAR 15SS314 Calved: 11/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS314 AI Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. CN 5480 HERCULES SIRE: 5 STAR SAMARITAN D. 5 STAR S. DULVERTON G45 DAM: KAROO B152 (ANGUS) D. KAROO Y42 50% Sen, 50% Angus. The first of our Senegus bulls, by Samaritan, as mentioned, was the sire of our Champion Growth Rate steer in the Callide Dawson Carcase Comp. The next 4 Senegus bulls were bred in Central N.S.W. and have been at Mt Eugene for the past 12 months getting acclimatised to the ticks, heat and flies. These bulls have been prepared to go to work immediately, minimal feed, running with ticks and flies on forest country over the Queensland summer. SS314 was 332kg at 9 month weaning and currently has extra large scrotal. LOT 61 5 STAR 15SS614 Calved: 04/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS614 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. PHA DOUGAL (PHAD027) SIRE: PHA F26 FURY D. CARIBBEAN Y45 S. KAROO ANGUS STUD SIRE DAM: KAROO D129 D. KAROO SELECT ANGUS DAM 50% Sen, 50% Angus. A totally different line, still with slick coat and minimal prep, ready for northern Australian conditions. Very quiet. SS614 had a weaning weight of 287kg and yearling of 389kg. 60

63 LOT 62 5 STAR 15SS25 Calved: 28/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS25 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. CN 5480 HERCULES SIRE: 5 STAR SAMARITAN D. 5 STAR S. DULVERTON G45 DAM: KAROO C27 (ANGUS) D. KAROO Z11 The last of the Samaritan sons in this year s sale. Acclimatised, not over fed, and adapted and ready for Queensland and northern Australian conditions. Slick coat, large scrotal, ensures good calf getting ability this season. SS25 weaned 338kg and a yearling weight of 446kg. LOT 63 5 STAR 15SS22 Calved: 24/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR 15SS522 Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. PHA DOUGAL PHAD027 SIRE: PHA F26 FURY D. CARIBBEAN Y45 S. DULVERTON G45 DAM: KAROO C160 (ANGUS) D. KAROO SELECT DAM 50% Senepol, 50% Angus. Like peas in a pod, 5522 finishes the run of southern bred Senegus bulls from Clayton and Sarah Maynard s operation at Canowindra N.S.W doesn t disappoint. Slick, mobile and keen for work. SS22 was 312kg with 406kg yearling weight. 61

64 Callide Dawson Carcase Competition, Growth rate winners for 8 years in a row 2016: 5 Star Senepol steer, wins with 2.82 kg a day, 121 entries. Also second in heifers, with 3.00kgs a day 2015: 5 Star wins 1st, 2nd & 3rd heifers 2.80 kgs a day 2014: 5 Star Sen/Bel steers wins with 2.91 kgs a day 2013: 5 Star Bullock wins, with 2.85 kg a day. 2012: 5 Star, won with 2.81 kgs a day for 100 days 2011: 5 Star entries wins 1st, 2nd & 3rd with 2.78 kg in heifers, and 1st and 3rd in the Bullocks with 2.87 kgs a day 2010: 5 Star entry 1st, 2nd 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th & 8th wins with 2.95 kgs a day 2009: 5 Star Bullock wins with 2.94 kgs a day Over 100 head in weight gain sections each year. 62

65 LOT 64 5 STAR Calved: 20/04/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 17 mths S. AMI 646F SIRE: POP (SENEGUS) D. HKF C024 S. KENNY S CREEK SIRE DAM: KENNY S CREEK Y165 (SENEGUS) D. KENNY S CREEK DAM 50% Senepol, 50% Angus. The next 4 Senegus are examples of low birth weight, yearling Senegus sires for potential use over heifers. We have many requests from our clients looking for heifer bulls. These F2 Senepol/ Angus matings have targeted that lower birth weight genetics in using this sire POP Being younger and therefore smaller will also aid in potential heifer matings. 994 at 15 months had a scrotal of 33cm and weight of 434kg, and had very good semen quality. LOT 65 5 STAR Calved: 29/03/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 18 mths S. AMI 646F SIRE: POP (SENEGUS) D. HKF C024 S. 5 STAR SAMARITAN DAM: GRANTHAM (SENEGUS) D. GRANTHAM SELECT ANGUS DAM Younger Senegus sire, slick coat, moderate growth and low birth weight out of a 2 year old calver. At 15 months was 435kg and 34cm scrotal circumference. Potential use over heifers. Note: Birth weight and growth are only 2 of many traits that affect calving ease. Nutrition and pelvic size are 2 other traits that have a huge bearing on calving. Gestation length and muscle pattern are potential game changers as well. 63

66 LOT 66 5 STAR Calved: 28/02/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 18 mths S. AMI 646F (USA) SIRE: POP (SENEGUS) D. HKF C024 S. STUD SENEPOL SIRE USA DAM: KENNY S CREEK Y869 (SENEGUS) D. KENNY S CREEK SELECT DAM 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio Very similar to Lot 64, 979 offers low birth weight, moderate growth in a younger delivery system. Potential use over heifers. 323kg at 12 months with a 34cm scrotal measurement. LOT 67 5 STAR Calved: 04/03/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 18 mths S. AMI 646F (USA) SIRE: POP (SENEGUS) D. HKF C024 S. SELECT STUD SENEPOL SIRE (USA) DAM: KENNY S CREEK Y869 D. KENNY S CREEK DAM 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio A red Senegus bull. Very quiet, not as slick as previous lots, good scrotal. 313kg at 13 months and 33cm scrotal. 64

67 LOT 68 5 STAR Calved: 24/09/13 P.H. No. 5 STAR (ET) Brand: 5 STAR Age: 36 mths S. AA COMPANY SE4P083 SIRE: ANTIGUA KINGSTON IPM07004 (POLL) D. AA COMPANY SE4P053 S. BAROOLA EXPLODE DAM: PALGROVE RECKON C255 (POLL) D. PALGROVE RECKON 24 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 50% Char, 50% Senepol. A long, large, slick coat Senelais sire. Combining the successful carcase genetics of Kingston, with the fertility of Palgrove Reckon 24 (she had 8 calves in 8 years). Red factor, slick, 436 offers a great potent option, over crossbred and Bos Indicus cows. At 15 months, 436 was 460kg with 30cm scrotal. 5 STAR

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69 LOT 69 5 STAR (ET) Calved: 29/09/13 P.H. No. 5 STAR (ET) Brand: 5 STAR Age: 36 mths S. CN 5480 HERCULES SIRE: HAZELDEAN ET D. KF515L ( ) S. AYR SUMO DAM: AYR W58 AYR SUMO DELFINE D. AYR GENIUS S DELFINE 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 50% Senepol, 50% Charolais. Lot 69 isn t as slick as Lot 68, and does carry some hair thoughout the winters. He is out of an Ayr Charolais cow that we have had great success with. 6 progeny have been sold as bulls, and 2 females have won Prime Cattle Championshops in Theodore and Biloela. At 15 months, 435 was 431kg and had a 32cm scrotal. LOT 70 5 STAR Calved: 02/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. HAZELDEAN S. PRR 714 USA DAM: 5 STAR D. AYR W144E 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol, 1/4 Charolais. A red factor bull. 3/4 Senepol content. Again, not as slick as other lots, but has tremendous thickness and muscle, especially through the topline. We expect him to scan well. He weighed 309kg as a weaner and has not lost that grunt over the next 12 months. 38cm scrotal currently. 67

70 LOT 71 5 STAR Calved: 24/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. HAZ SIRE: 5 STAR ET D. PALGROVE C255E S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW DAM: 5 STAR D. GUNNADOO GAZE Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 50% Senepol, 50% Charolais. A full bodied bull with a deep barrel and plenty of volume. Weaning weight was 332kg at 8 months and currently is 39cm in the scrotum. Quiet disposition and big capacity will make some take another look. LOT 72 5 STAR Calved: 18/10/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 23 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR ET D. PALGROVE C255E S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 62% Senepol, 38% Charolais. Very similar in breeding and type to the previous lot. Big capacity bulls that will keep growing. 67 weighed 435kg at 13.5 months with a 35cm scrotal, currently 39cm. 68

71 LOT 73 5 STAR Calved: 07/11/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 22 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR ET D. PALGROVE C255E S. 5 STAR TITAN DAM: 5 STAR JB D. AYR W144 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 50% Senepol, 50% Charolais. Slick coated, eye catching young sire. Placid nature. 339kg at 12.5 months with a 31cm scrotal. Combining Palgrove, Ayr, Hazeldean and 5 Star lines. 5 STAR

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73 LOT 74 5 STAR Calved: 04/03/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 18 mths S. HAZ SIRE: 5 STAR ET D. PALGROVE C255E S. FLOR DE MAYO DAM: HAZ AI D. HAZ Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 1/4 Charolais, scurrs. A very young sire with good performance data, good growth and adequate scrotal. He offers a viable option to most crossbreeding programs. 303kg at 10 months, no scrotal measurement. Large scurrs have been trimmed. LOT 75 5 STAR Calved: 20/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. 5 STAR TITAN SIRE: 5 STAR H30004 D. HAZELDEAN S. PRR 714 USA DAM: 5 STAR ET D. PALGROVE X129 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 1/4 Charolais. By a bull we sold last year for $9000, 658 has a symmetrical butt profile and good shape to his hind quarters. Not too extreme, and still with the ability to cover. 11 months weighed 316kg with a 30cm scrotal. 71

74 LOT 76 5 STAR Calved: 20/02/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 19 mths S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW ET SIRE: 5 STAR D. CBN S. MARLEGOO UNREAL DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 1/4 Charolais. A well muscled, slick coated very young sire. High yielding with good topline, 217 is mobile and agile and ready to work. At 10 months he weighed 303kg. His dam is still breeding and doing a good job in the 5 star herd, at 10 years of age. LOT 77 5 STAR Calved: 26/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. SHQ 53D ( ) USA SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. HAZELDEAN S. 5 STAR GUS DAM: 5 STAR D. GUNNADOO A61E 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 1/4 Charolais. Thick set and square, young sire with great potential. Used in weigh over weighing trials at Belmont, he is docile and placid in nature. 714 has done well compared to his contempories, especially from 400 day to 600 day. 72

75 LOT 78 5 STAR Calved: 28/12/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 21 mths S. NOVOTEL (FRANCE) SIRE: 5 STAR ET D. 5 STAR S. GRANVILLE ASHER 2 DAM: 5 STAR D. 5 STAR Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 62% Senepol & 38% Charolais. Nicely muscled, square Senelais sire. Long, broad and deep are trademarks of 522. Out of a first calf heifer, 522 still had a healthy weaning weight of 300kg at 8 months and has not let his performance slip. Senepol / Brahman cross steers in Elders Indonesian feedlot 73

76 LOT 79 5 STAR Calved: 12/01/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 20 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. CBN S. 5 STAR LONGFELLOW DAM: 5 STAR D. FERNVALE A92 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 3/4 Charolais. A moderate frame, very chunky Senelais sire. Clean coat and clean poll and a very placid temperament. He was 290kg at 10 months with a 30cm scrotal measurement. Very good quality semen. 5 STAR

77 LOT 80 5 STAR Calved: 01/03/15 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 19 mths S. 5 STAR SIRE: 5 STAR AI D. CBN S. WIZARD 23J DAM: 5 STAR D. GUNNADOO T3E 3 Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio A very young sire in Lot 80, similar to 79, slick and chunky. Will keep growing, going by the mature size of his parents. Quiet and offers a great alternative to any crossbreeding programs. 5 STAR

78 LOT 81 5 STAR Calved: 29/03/14 P.H. No. 5 STAR Brand: 5 STAR Age: 30 mths S. HAZELDEAN SIRE: 5 STAR D. HAZELDEAN S. MARLEGOO SUCRE DAM: 5 STAR D. HAZ Day, 5 in 1, 3 germ blood, vibrio 3/4 Senepol & 1/4 Charolais. Large, slick Senelais sire to finish the sale. Ticks the boxes and would be an ideal herd sire for any crossbreeding program, or to go over Bos Indicus cows. For more information: Contact GEOFF MAYNARD PH Mob mteugene1@bigpond.com Web site: 76

79 STUD STOCK AUCTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE IMPORTANT NOTE! All bids shall be treated as offers made upon the following Terms and Conditions of Sale and all persons present are admitted to attend the sale on the basis that they gave notice of these Terms and Conditions. 1. The highest bidder shall, subject to Condition 2, be the Purchaser provided that the Vendor reserves the right to bid either by himself or through his Agent or Auctioneer and should any dispute arise among the bidders for any lot, during or immediately after the sale of the lot, it shall be settled at the Auctioneers absolute discretion who may, should one of the disputants advance, put the lot or lots up again. The bidding from time to time shall be regulated by the Auctioneer and no bid shall be retracted. 2. The sale will be conducted on a Sale or No Sale basis whereby the lot for sale shall be knocked down to the highest bidder, but the sale will be subject to the acceptance of the highest bid by the Vendor who will immediately after the fall of the hammer declare Sale or No Sale. Should the Vendor reject the bid of the highest bidder such bidder will have the right of first refusal of the lot at the Vendor s nominated price for one hour after the lot has been passed out of the ring on the Terms and Conditions herein set forth in so far as they shall apply. 3. The details of the Purchaser, the purchase price and the lot sold as recorded by the sale clerk for and on behalf of the Auctioneer shall be equally binding on both Purchaser and Vendor. 4. The Auctioneer expressly reserves the right, without giving any reasons therefor, to: (a) Refuse to acknowledge any bid; (b) Withdraw any lot or lots before or during the sale; (c) Exclude any person from the auction venue should it think fit. 5. Each lot in all cases shall be at the risk and expense of the Purchaser upon acceptance of his bid by the Vendor or upon acceptance of the highest bidder s offer by the Vendor whichever shall be the earlier. 6. Except as expressly provided in these Terms and Conditions of Sale no guarantee or warranty shall be given in respect of any lot sold under these Conditions as to pedigree, sex, age, breeding condition or otherwise howsoever and no guarantee, warranty or condition whatsoever shall be implied from any affirmation made before or at the time of the sale, or from any circumstances of the sale, but in all cases where a guarantee is intended the same shall attach and be enforceable only if reduced to writing before delivery of the lot and signed by the Vendor or by the Auctioneer acting as agent for the Vendor, and the absence of such writing shall be conclusive evidence in case of dispute that no guarantee, warranty or condition whatsoever was given or implied. 7. In the event of any dispute in respect of the sale of any lot: (i) The Purchaser shall nevertheless be obliged to pay to the Auctioneer the full purchase price and any other monies or interest payable by the Purchaser in accordance with these terms and conditions; (ii) The Vendor and the Purchaser shall resolve the dispute between themselves; (iii) The Auctioneer shall have no liability or responsibility in regard to the dispute; and (iv) No lot shall be returned to the Auctioneer and the Purchaser shall indemnify the Auctioneer for all costs, expenses and damages which the Auctioneer is put to or incurs by reason of the Purchaser so doing. 8. The name of the Vendor for whom the Auctioneer acts is acknowledged to have been furnished to Purchasers prior to the sale and further particulars will in all cases be furnished to a Purchaser if required. In the case of any dispute the remedy of the Purchaser shall be against the Vendor only and in no case or under any circumstances against the Auctioneer who is to be regarded for all intents and purposes as agent for a disclosed principal. 9 (a). PAYMENT Unless prior credit arrangements have been made in writing with the Auctioneer the full purchase price for each lot shall be due and payable to the Auctioneer in cash upon acceptance of the highest bid or the highest bidder s offer by the Vendor and prior to delivery. Notwithstanding that delivery is given to or possession obtained by the purchaser or his representative prior to the payment of the purchase money in full the property in any lot which is sold shall not pass to the Purchaser until the full purchase price and all cheques, promissory notes, bills of exchange, acceptance orders or drafts given in connection with such payment have been paid and liquidated and until property shall pass, the Purchaser shall hold such lot as bailee, provided that in all cases should such payment not have been made and liquidated within 14 days of the date of the sale the Auctioneer reserves the right to: (i) Rescind the contract on behalf of the Vendor and repossess and resell any lot; (ii) Recover from the Purchaser interest upon the purchase price at a rate per annum which aggregates the AMBA Bill rate and two percentum. For the purposes of this condition, the expression the AMBA Bill Rate is the rate published by the Australian Merchant Bankers Association in good faith as at the date of the sale as its bill rate for 180 day bills of exchange expressed as a percentage per annum. If at any time the AMBA Bill Rate becomes unavailable for any reason, the Auctioneer shall determine and advise the Purchaser of the interest rate to apply for the purposes of this condition. (b) The Auctioneer is selling as the del credere agent of the Vendor and the full purchase price of any lot sold shall be payable by the Purchaser to the Auctioneer and be fully recoverable by the Auctioneer in its own name. 10. If the Purchaser shall neglect or fail to comply with any of the within conditions, any lot purchased by him may be immediately resold by public auction or private contract, with or without notice, at the risk of the former Purchaser, who will be held responsible for all loss and expenses arising out of such resale and shall not participate in any profit accruing therefrom. 11. Any Vendor or Purchaser removing the sale number from any lot after it has been sold will fully indemnify all affected parties for any loss, costs or damage should the lot be wrongly delivered. 12. The Purchasers, if any more than one, shall be jointly and severally bound by these Terms and Conditions and shall jointly and severally carry out and perform same. 77

80 13. Any person who advances a bid on a lot shall do so on the expressed condition and understanding that should that person s bid be the highest bid and such bid is accepted by the Vendor then that person will be held personally liable for the price so agreed upon, regardless of the fact that that person may be acting on behalf of another party, either disclosed or undisclosed to the Vendor or Auctioneer, provided however, that this Condition shall not in any way negate the Vendor s right to claim against any principal and in such case the bidder s liability shall be construed to be by way of guarantee. 14. The Auctioneer may, should it think fit, make arrangements on a Purchaser s behalf for the feeding, watering, trucking, shipping of and general attendance to any lot after sale but no responsibility will be accepted by the Auctioneer and all such service will be at the Purchaser s risk and expense. 15. No lot will be delivered until the sales invoice has been checked and signed by the Purchaser or his duly authorised representative. 16 (a). Each lot in all cases shall be sold with all faults, if any and excepting those conditions and warranties implied by the Trade Practices Act or any applicable State legislation which cannot be contractually excluded and excepting conditions and warranties expressly contained in these Terms and Conditions of Sale, any express or implied condition, statement of warranty, statutory or otherwise, is hereby excluded. The Auctioneer is not liable in respect of any error, misdescription or omission shall entitle the Purchaser to annul the sale or reject the lot or claim any compensation, damage or abatement in price. (b). Each lot will be sold subject to passing all veterinary tests required by the law of the state or country to which the Purchaser intends to transport that particular lot, such tests to be undertaken at the Purchaser s expense and concluded immediately following the sale. In the event of a lot failing to pass these tests, the sale shall be null and void, any purchase moneys paid by the Purchaser shall be refunded and property in the lot shall revert to or remain with the Vendor. 17. Guarantees of Fertility: (1) Bulls. Save and except for calves at foot, all bulls are guaranteed breeders and to so prove within six months of the date of sale or by reaching the age of 24 months whichever date shall be the latter. (2) Females. Save and except for female calves at foot, all females are guaranteed to be in calf or go into calf within 6 months of the date of sale or by the age of 30 months whichever date shall be the latter. A positive pregnancy test certified by a qualified veterinary surgeon shall be sufficient evidence that the animal is in calf. (3) Claims under Clauses 17 (1) and 17 (2) guarantees of fertility shall be made to the Vendor within six months from the date of sale or prior to the animal entering a quarantine area other than on the Vendor s property. (a) All claims must be accompanied by a veterinary certificate issued by a registered veterinarian in accordance with the guidelines established by the Australian Association of Cattle Veterinarians which shall identify the basis of the claim. (b) Infertility resulting from injury or disease occurring after the sale of the animal shall not be covered by this guarantee.. (c) The Vendor retains the right to have the animal placed on a property nominated by him or returned to his own property for further assessment of fertility for a period not exceeding six months. In the event of the animal being proven fertile within the period such status shall be confirmed by a certificate issued by a registered veterinarian in accordance with the guidelines established by the Australian Association of Cattle Veterinarians and costs incurred shall be borne by the purchaser. In the event of the animal not being proven fertile within the period the costs incurred shall be borne by the vendor. (4) Liability of a Vendor. Except for costs defined elsewhere in the conditions of sale, the liability of a Vendor in respect of claims relating to fertility shall not exceed the purchase price of the animal(s) or provide mutually agreed upon replacement animal(s).. (5) Refunds. In the event of a claim being substantiated and the purchase price being refunded, the animal/s shall automatically become the property of the Vendor and be returned to him or disposed of according to his instructions at his expense. (6) This guarantee shall be voided by the Purchaser if: (a) The animal is returned to the Vendor. (i) In poor physical condition or with any injury; (ii) tests carried out on behalf of the Vendor within fourteen days of such return proved positive to any diseases which may affect the animals fertility or ability to breed naturally. OR (b) The Purchaser has collected and stored semen from a bull or embryos from a female. (7) In the event of a dispute as to whether a lot is a breeder, such dispute shall be resolved by the Vendor and the Purchaser and the Auctioneer, while he will use his best endeavours to assist, shall have no liability or responsibility in that regard. In the event that a lot is alleged or proved not to be a breeder, the Purchaser shall nevertheless be obliged to pay the Auctioneer the full purchase price and any other monies or interest payable by the Purchaser in accordance with these Terms and Conditions. 18 (a). Each lot shall be at the risk of the Vendor in respect of any damage or injury, whether by disease, accident or otherwise, or whether caused by the negligence of the Auctioneer for the period that the lot be in the custody of the Auctioneer, unless such lots shall have been sold in which latter case such lot shall be at the risk of the Purchaser in all such respects. (b) If any Vendor brings to the sale premises any lot which is dangerous, or infected with any disease, that Vendor shall be liable for all injury, damages, costs, losses or expenses which the Auctioneer may sustain, incur or be put to either directly or indirectly as a result of the Vendor so doing. The Auctioneer reserves the right, at its absolute discretion, to exclude from the sale, or put out of the sale venue or dispose of, any lot which in its opinion shows signs of any disease, whether infectious, contagious or not, or of any serious fault or of being dangerous. 78

81 19. DELIVERY Except at the discretion of the Auctioneer no lot shall be delivered to the Purchaser unless payment of the purchase money together with any additional charges incurred including those expenses incurred by the Auctioneer pursuant to Condition 14 hereof, is first made by the Purchaser to the Auctioneer. Release of lots may be withheld by the Auctioneer until personal cheques are cleared. 20. In these Conditions: (a) References to Auctioneer shall be taken to mean as the context so admits, the Selling Agent or any member, subsidiary or related corporation or body, officer, agent or employee thereof, authorised by the Vendor to conduct the sale of the lot; (b) Purchaser shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition 1; (c) Vendor shall mean the person or corporation upon whose account lots are offered for sale and where a stud or farm is named shall mean the proprietor of that stud or farm; (d) Lot shall be taken to mean the animal offered for sale and/or sold by the Auctioneer on behalf of a Vendor. IMPORTANT NOTICE The Selling Agent, its members, subsidiary or related corporations, officers, agents and employees for themselves and for those for whom they act while exercising due care provide all information without responsibility and give no guarantee whatsoever as to its accuracy. All persons who attend the Sale do so entirely at their risk and the Selling Agent, its members, subsidiary or related corporations, officers, agents, employees and its principals, for themselves and for those for whom they act, do not assume or accept any responsibility or liability of whatever nature for any injury or damage whatsoever which may occur. 79

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