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Lynne and
David Wells have been breeding Pinzgauer cattle at ‘Hadwellyn Brae’ since
2004 and have already had success with showing their cattle at the Royal Melbourne
Show, the National Beef Expo, the Royal Sydney Show, the Royal Canbera Show, and Maffra, Warragul, Euroa and Sale shows in both individual
and interbreed and European breed classes. |
“Hadwellyn Brae” was extremely successful at the National Beef Show 2011 in Bendigo, Victoria, winning Senior and Junior Champion Pinzgauer Female and Grand Champion Pinzgauer Junior Bull and Supreme Pinzgauer Exhibit.
At Royal Canberra Show 2011, Hadwellyn won Grand Champion Female Senior and Junior and Junior Bull.
At Royal Sydney Show 2011 Hadwellyn Brae won Champion Female and Champion Male and Best Exhibit in the “Other Recognised Breeds” section.
Hadwellyn Brae also won ‘Supreme Pinzgauer Exhibit’ and ‘Most Successful Exhibitor’ at the 2011 Royal Melbourne Show.
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| Hadwellyn Brae has also experienced success in Carcase competitions with animals rating highly and they have won ‘Champion on the hoof – Grass fed’ and ‘Reserve Champion Hide’ at the Gippsland Beef Challenge. |
Active
members of the Australian Pinzgauer Breeders association, Lynne as stud manager focuses
on temperament and ease of calving. “I have over fifty Pinzgauers now so temperament
and manageability are important to me” says Lynne “I want cattle that
are easy to handle and have minimum calving problems while being commercially viable” |
Lynne believes
Pinzgauers have a great future in the Australian cattle industry as they have in Europe,
Canada, America, South Africa and Brazil. Not only as a pure
breed but as a cross breeder that produces the hybrid vigour necessary in a commercial
operation. |
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FOR SALE - Hadwellyn Garth Junior Champion Pinzgauer Bull Royal Melbourne Show 2011,
aged 18 months, weight 700kgs EMA 105. |
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