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Bendigo National Beef Show 2010 |
We took a couple of younger cattle to Bendigo and we were
very happy with how they went.
Lilliput Dame Ellen at 8 mths of age was Junior Champion, while Lilliput
Lord Dean was Reserve Junior Champion. We believe Ellen we have her
day in the not so distant future and we love Dean for his length and
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Sydney Royal Feature Show 2010 |
The biggest showing of lowline cattle in Australia with all
the best cattle from all the top studs.
We took five head, two Cows and calves One heifer and two bulls.
All our animals placed. The youngest heifer Exquiste was third in her
class and the young bull Ellington while quite sick won his class. Lilliput
Lord Dean was second in his class.
Lilliput Dame Margo was in the biggest class of the show with 25 entries and
nine of those entries have been Grand Champions at royal shows previously
which made this a very impressive class and she came second.
There were seven other animals that were sired by Lilliput genetics. Two
placed first and one went on to be Junior champion, a second, a third and a
highly commended.
Given the quality of animals present our genetics
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Margo has done it again
We took Lilliput Dame Margo to her second show at Kyneton and
in a first for us she won Supreme Exhibit of the show against all the other
breeds. Not bad for a seven year old cow. It's looking like she
may go to the feature show at Sydney. Lilliput Lord Dean was Junior
Champion Small Breeds Bull. This only makes the semen from Alkaloid
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Lilliput Lord Alkaloid has now had
licensed semen collected Alkaloid won Senior
Champion at Royal Melbourne show in 2007 & 2008, and two of his sisters have
been Supreme Exhibit at Royal Melbourne. We have never wanted to share
the genetics of our champion bulls but this bull is very special to us so we
have had him collected for the Australian, New Zealand, Canada US and the
EU. He overpowered the bulls at Melbourne 2008 with an EMA of 106 sq cm, he
just strolled around the ring because he is so free moving and is just a
dream to handle. We have used him in our herd and are really please
with the uniform group of calves he has produced. Lilliput lord Dean
who is by alkaloid will be in our show team for the feature show at Sydney
next year. |
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Lilliput Lord Alkaloid at Royal Melbourne 2008
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Alkaloid and Dame Margo who was
2009 Supreme Lowline Exhibit at
Royal Melbourne Show |
Our Royal Melbourne Show 2009
We took five head to Melbourne this year. One
heifer Lady Catherine that was on the point of calving who won her class.
One cow Dame Margo with a beautiful little heifer calf at foot who won her
class then went on to win senior and grand champion and two junior bulls in
the same class Denzel who came second and Dean who was placed forth.
Lilliput Lord Charles was our last entry and he won his class. Margo
then went on to be supreme exhibit which was a real highlight for us because
she had not been to a show before and is seven years old. We also won
the best of three head and most successful exhibitor. Then to top it
off the heifer calf won cutest calf in the show which we hope will be just
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National Beef Bendigo 2009
National beef is a cattle only show in Victoria and one that is for
the serious cattle breeder, which will continue to grow in its numbers over
the next few years becoming the biggest in Victoria. We won with two
very good Juniors which will be an important part of our team for a couple
of years. Lilliput Lord Denzel on his first outing was Reserve Junior
Champion and Lilliput Lady Catherine was junior Champion Heifer. |
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Royal Sydney Show 2009
Graeme travelled to Sydney for the first time this year
taking three of his favourite cows with him, one being his new show heifer
Lilliput Lady Catherine who we had great hopes for. Catherine took
away the Reserve Champion junior heifer which we were really pleased with.
She has a great presence about herself and commands attention.
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Our Royal Canberra Champions 2009
We took two animals to Canberra show and we haven't been
there for a long time, so it was really nice to go again. Both Lilliput Lady
Bionce and Lilliput Lord Crowley were reserve champions. |
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Royal Melbourne Show 2008
We had another great time at the Royal Melbourne show
this year.
We took a team of 5 head and won
Reserve Senior Champion Cow
Senior Champion Cow
Grand Champion Cow
Senior Champion Bull
Interbreed Champion Cow
Interbreed Senior Bull
Best Group
Sires Progeny
Most Successful Exhibitor |
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Our Royal Melbourne Champions 2008 |
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Lilliput Lady Bionce
Grand Champion Cow
We really like this cow and we already have the same embryos of this
genetics. We thought she was outstanding last year and she kept improving.
Watch out for this calf he is out of Alkaloid the senior Champion bull
Read about her win click on this link |
Lilliput Lord Alkaloid
Senior Champion Bull
Two years in a row
Alkaloid is a big powerful bull that has the sweetest nature. He was 694 kgs
with an EMA of 106cms which just over powdered all the other bulls
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Lilliput Lady Anya
Reserve Senior Champion Cow
Anya is a beautiful bodied cow who is producing great calves that
will be in the show ring a lot over the next few years. She was just three
years old with her second calf at foot while her first calf was show as a
junior bull.
The bulls placed second and third in the same class.
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Royal Melbourne Show 2007
We had the most exciting Royal Melbourne show.
We took a team of 8 head and won
Reserve Junior Champion Heifer
Reserve Senior Champion Cow
Senior Champion Cow
Senior Champion Bull
Supreme Exhibit
Interbreed Champion Cow
Reserve Interbreed Senior Bull
Best Group
Best Pairs of Bulls
Cutest Calf
Most Successful Exhibitor |
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Our Royal Melbourne Champions 2007 |
Lilliput Lady Bionce
Reserve Junior Champion
We have very high expectations of this beautiful heifer |
Lilliput Lady Anya
Reserve Senior Champion Cow
We Believe she is better than her mother who is an outstanding cow Xena |
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Lilliput Lord Alkaloid
Senior Champion Bull
Lovely soft looking bull with plenty of muscle of 91cm which is great for
his age of 22 months |
Lilliput Lady Xena
Senior Champion , Grand Champion & Supreme Exhibit
"Wow! What a cow " was the Judges comment
Not only is she fantastic to look at and structurally sound she
producers better than herself which is one of our motto's
"buy the best and breed better" |
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Easter Sydney Show 2007
Lilliput Lady Anya
Reserve Junior Champion Heifer
Anya is our 4th generation broad ribbon winner
This shows our breeding program is working very well for us |
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Royal Melbourne Show 2006
We had a very exciting show this year, we took five animals
and six hours after we arrived our senior cow decided she wanted to calf.
The show set up a pen for her and a hour later we had a new little heifer
which we have name Lilliput Royal Blessing |
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Interbreed Showing
We took the cow and heifer which Graeme had to carry
in ring and she won her class then won Senior Champion Cow. By this
time the cow was getting a little upset and Graeme very tried. The Judge
just kept saying one more lap and laughing. Xena also won Grand Champion
Cow.
Next we had Interbreed and once again Graeme is carrying the calf. This was
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Come and Visit Us
We really enjoy everyone coming and chatting about
Lowlines |
Beef
Week
Sunday 4th Feburary 2007
Lilliput has now been breeding
Lowline cattle since 1995. We would like to give breeders this opportunity
to view the progress our cattle have made. Our priorities are fertility,
early maturity, structure and performance which has been evident in our many
Royal Champions. Our bulls are used extensively in commercial herds
for ease of calving and low birth weight with high gain. We are MN2
and participate in breedplan. We will have stud and commercial stock
available for sale on the day.
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American Tour 2006
We had the privilege of hosting a tour of 26
American Lowline cattle breeders at our stud in April. As you can see
from the photos they were very interested in how we manage our cattle.
It was great to meet and talk with people that are as passionate about
Lowlines as we are.
The time went to quickly for us as we didn't
get to ask much about their operations as we would have liked.
They were very impressed with the cattle in
Australia that they purchased a dozen breeding females as well as semen and
embryos which were transported back to America.
Graeme and I would like to thank everyone that took the time out their busy
lifestyles to come and visit our stud and hope that they enjoyed their stay
in Australia.
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Open day 2006
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Open day 2006
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Open Day Sunday 4th
March 2007
We open our farm to both breeders and interested
people to come and see how we manage our farm and animals. This year could
be very interesting with the drought.
It is a great day with lots to learn.
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