Taroom Show Sale & Futurity
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Taroom National Texas Longhorn Australia Inc Show, Sale & Futurity
Postponed from 8th June to the 31st August Taroom Showgrounds 9am
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Taroom National Texas Longhorn Australia Inc Show, Sale & Futurity
Postponed from 8th June to the 31st August Taroom Showgrounds 9am
Texas Longhorns Australia National Show 2022
Held at White Park, Scone September 24th 2022
Judged By Mr James Forsyth, Chilcotts Poll Herefords, Willow Tree NSW
Congratulations to all the competitors at the 2022 National Texas Longhorns Australia Show. It was simply incredible to see the arena full of beautiful, quality, texas longhorns. Thank You to the knowledgeable Mr James Forsyth, for his judging expertise and informative cattle critiques. Thank You to the talented Katrina Partridge Photography for so many incredible images from our day. Finally, Thank You to the tireless committee and generous sponsors – without you all this event would simply not be possible!
BosAg Rural Purebred or Full Blood Heifer up to 12 Months
1st N-Bar Maybe It Maybeline
2nd SKinny Lizard Ye Ha
3rd N-Bar Shameless
4th D7 Spur Mia
Peppertree Rural Services Mixed Grade Heifer up to 12 Months
1st N-Bar Persuit
Weldclass Purebred or Full Blood Heifer- 12-24 Months
1st N-Bar String Of Pearls
2nd N-Bar Royal Champagne
3rd Koorooa Angel
4th JPC Dolly P
Platinum FM Mixed Grade Heifer-12-24 Months
1st N-Bar Garnet Lady
Skinny Lizard Longhorns Purebred or Full Blood Cow- Over 24 Months
1st Kooroora Snow Queen
2nd N-Bar Envy
3rd Kooroora Space Cat
4th Kooroora Halloween
JR Tinham Longhorns Purebred or Full Blood Steer Under 24 Months
1st Skinny Lizard Mulligan
2nd N-Bar Limitless
3rd Kooroora Trick Or Treat
N-Bar Texas Longhorns Purebred or Full Blood Steer over 24 Months
1st Kooroora T-Bone
2nd Kooroora Cowboy
Double JK Longhorns Pure bred or Full Blood Bull under 12 Months
1st N-Bar Unflawed
2nd Skinny Lizard Digger
Callide Valley Tyres Pure bred or Full Blood Bull 12-24 Months
1st N-Bar Rodeo Patch
Timbalite Longhorns CHAMPION STEER Kooroora T-Bone
Timbalite Longhorns RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Skinny Lizard Mulligan
Coolamon Longhorns CHAMPION FEMALE Kooroora Snow Queen
Coolamon Longhorns RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE N-Bar Envy
Coolamon Longhorns CHAMPION BULL N-Bar Unflawed
Coolamon Longhorns RESERVE CHAMPION BULL Skinny Lizard Digger
Bluff River Longhorns SUPREME EXHIBIT N-Bar Unflawed
Texas Longhorn Tours Breeders Group
1st N-Bar Longhorns
2nd Skinny Lizard Longhorns
3rd Kooroora Longhorns
Camelock Longhorns Sire/Dam Progeny
1st N-Bar Longhorns, Sired by N-Bar Iron Awe
2nd Skinny Lizard Longhorns, Sired by Southern Cross Renegade
3rd N-Bar Longhorns, Sired By D7 Spur Aristocrat
4th Kooroora Longhorns, Out of Dam Yarrow Creek Alien
Garlands By Emily BEST PRESENTED EXHIBIT Kooroora Snow Queen, Rodney Cooper
Texas Longhorns Australia SHOWMANSHIP AWARD John Lamb, N-Bar Longhorns
Old Coach Contracting MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR N-Bar Longhorns, Dan & Megan Lamb & Family
Limitless Show Supplies Junior Parader
Pee Wee – 10 Years & Under
1st Johannah Lamb 2nd Jace Lamb |
Intermediate – 11 to 14 Years
1st John Lamb 2nd Jack Lamb 3rd Lloyd Newbury |
Senior – 15 to 21 Years
1st Adelaide Cooper 2nd Jim Parkinson
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Trails West Longhorns CHAMPION JUNIOR PARADER John Lamb
Limitless Show Supplies Open Parader – 21 Years & Over
1st Megan Lamb
2nd Rodney Cooper
3rd David Cooper
Double D Arena Junior Judging
1st John Lamb
2nd Lloyd Newbury
3rd Johannah Lamb
Dalmore Unled Steer Kooroora Chuck
Dalmore Unled Female N-Bar Queen Of Hearts
Dalmore Unled Bull Double JK Chevy
2021 National Show Results
After setting a date twice for the 2021 National Show to be held at Scone the committee had to concede defeat due to all the covid19 pandemic restrictions and once again take the show to an online format.
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our wonderful Judge Nicole Hartwig, we know that we did not set you an easy task, but you rose to the challenge and helped us pull off the 8th annual National Texas Longhorn Show. Things can only get bigger and better from here and we look forward to being all back together for the show in 2022.
We also need to give a massive thank you to the 2021 Show Sponsors, your support is truly appreciated. Thank you to the show coordinators, Rodney & Adelaide Cooper, your unwavering dedication is admirable. It would be remiss of me to forget to thank the show competitors! With out you there is no show! Thank you to each and every one of you for nominating and for taking the time to prepare your cattle, it is magnificent to see the Texas Longhorn breed showcased so elegantly. You are all winners for being brave enough to have a go!
Click Here to see a full copy of the 2021 Texas Longhorns Australia National Show Results!
Congratulations to the 2021 Supreme Exhibit N-Bar Outlaw, Owned & Shown By N-Bar Texas Longhorns
Texas Longhorns Australia Annual Show & Sale – 2020
Due to strict Covid-19 State restrictions the Show and Sale still went ahead, but in a ‘virtual’ online way.
The 2020 National Show was be conducted in a virtual way. Entrants to videoed themselves completing a set workout with their longhorn entries. Winners and place-getters were announced via the Texas Longhorns Australia Facebook Page. It was wonderful to see competitors still able to showcase their cattle!
The National Sale was held as a private treaty sale. The 2020 Sale catalogue can be viewed below:
TLA 2020 Sale catalog PDF Download
The program for the 2020 Show is below:
Texas Longhorns Australia’s 2017 National Show and National Sale are over for another year and both were considered to be the best ever.
The show saw a great roll up of longhorns enter the 7 classes with the Grand Champion Female being awarded to “Kooroora Elsa” a 20 months old heifer owned and exhibited by Rodney & Adelaide Cooper from Kooroora Longhorns. Grand Champion Bull of the Show went to 14 month old “Speargrass Star Witness” owned by Nicole & Keith Burns from Speargrass Longhorns.
Best Presented animal went to YC Venus exhibited by the Newbury family from Yarrow Creek Texas Longhorns and the Herdsmanship Award went to Adelaide Cooper from Kooroora Longhorns.
Gunnedah Local Patrick Rankmore did a fantastic job as the Judge for the 2017 Show.
Saturday night saw the AGM and Dinner being enjoyed by well over 50 members and visitors. Rodney Cooper was elected the new President for 2017/2018 and past President John Bastardi and Geoff Dawson (Two of the originators of Texas Longhorns Australia) were awarded Life Membership.
Sunday saw 30 quality longhorns go under the hammer when Sam Plevey from Purtle Plevey Agencies commenced the auction at 10.30 am. The highest priced animal was Speargrass Star Witness, a striking 14 months old bull, who was purchased by Paul & Marie Klante form Girilambone. They also purchased the highest priced female on the day YC Impressive Springs 814 a very fancy rising 3 year old heifer, who was in calf to Southern Cross Ironbark the longest horned bull in Australia.
All members and visitors had a fun filled weekend. Members have all headed home to work out what animals they will bring to the 2018 National Show. The countdown has begun already.
PHOTOS FROM THE 2017 GET TOGETHER.
The next annual Show will be held in Gunnedah NSW on Saturday 10 June 2017 commencing at 11 am at the Gunnedah Showground Cattle Arena.
Sale will be held on Sunday 11 June 2017 commencing at 10.30 am (Location Gunnedah Saleyards, Kamilaroi Highway Gunnedah).
Results and photos from the 2016 Annual TLA Show
The 7th Annual Texas Longhorns Australia Sale was held on Sunday 12 June 2016.
A total of 45 head were sold for $60,000.
Coolamon Impressive Bubba (Registered Fullblood females) sold by John & Jan Bastardi from Coolamon Grazing Co was the top priced female at $4,000. She was purchased by Greg & Yvonne Culell from Grevonne Texas Longhorns.
Southern Cross Anzac (Registered Fullblood bull) sold by Don Constable of Southern Cross Longhorns sold for $3,600. He was purchased by Max & Blondie Byles.
Speargrass Jewel (Purebred) sold by Nicole & Keith Burns from Speargrass Longhorns for the top price of $3,100. She was purchased by David Ovic.
Trophy Steers sold to a top of $1,650.
Younger Steers sold to a top of $700
Special auction items sold at the end of the Sale included:-
Michael & Lynda Bethel donated a Condamine bell and it sold for $300 to local Gunnedah resident Chris Burgess.
Marilyn Terbutt donated another quilt and it sold for $200 to Jan Bastardi.