Interbreed punt: the best will take the gold

Helen Walker
Updated September 22 2015 - 1:06pm, first published April 30 2015 - 12:03pm
2012 Interbreed female, Bolton Girls Whisper-Echo, pictured with (front) then Landmark MD director Richard Norton and Landmark Rockhampton branch manager Martin Pentecost, and (back) owners Tom Wilding-Davies, Holbrook, NSW, and Aimee and David Bolton, Bolton Girls Red Angus, Congupna, Victoria.
2012 Interbreed female, Bolton Girls Whisper-Echo, pictured with (front) then Landmark MD director Richard Norton and Landmark Rockhampton branch manager Martin Pentecost, and (back) owners Tom Wilding-Davies, Holbrook, NSW, and Aimee and David Bolton, Bolton Girls Red Angus, Congupna, Victoria.

WITH some of Australia’s best seedstock genetics set to be judged at Beef Australia, it is time to frame the betting market on which breed will claim interbreed glory.

Helen Walker

Helen Walker

Journalist

Journalist for Queensland Country Life at Rockhampton.

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