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<blockquote data-quote="Australian Cattleman" data-source="post: 118937" data-attributes="member: 285"><p>Most of our classes for steers are part of the general show with stud cattle. There are some exhibitions that are just steer shows. They usually have from 80 to 200 head. Usually crossbred but pures are accepted as well. Individual stud classes have a class for steers,they usually have to be pure or show a lot of the breed characteristics (usually about 3/4 content of whatever breed). The winners of these breed classes compete against each breed for champion steer. Recently at the Royal Queensland Show in Brisbane there were 200 head shown of varying breeds and crossses. The major winners were Limousin,South Devon and Angus crosses. They have lightweight,medium and heavyweight classes all who compete on the hoof and then on the hook. Each weight range only goes against their own classification. Seldom does an on the hoof winner go on to do any good on the hook.</p><p>Thats my little bit of info from Australia.</p><p>Colin</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Australian Cattleman, post: 118937, member: 285"] Most of our classes for steers are part of the general show with stud cattle. There are some exhibitions that are just steer shows. They usually have from 80 to 200 head. Usually crossbred but pures are accepted as well. Individual stud classes have a class for steers,they usually have to be pure or show a lot of the breed characteristics (usually about 3/4 content of whatever breed). The winners of these breed classes compete against each breed for champion steer. Recently at the Royal Queensland Show in Brisbane there were 200 head shown of varying breeds and crossses. The major winners were Limousin,South Devon and Angus crosses. They have lightweight,medium and heavyweight classes all who compete on the hoof and then on the hook. Each weight range only goes against their own classification. Seldom does an on the hoof winner go on to do any good on the hook. Thats my little bit of info from Australia. Colin [/QUOTE]
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