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Superb Limo cow beats all comers at National Beef

19/05/2008 10:42:00 AM
A super Limousin cow was crowned supreme exhibit at National Beef at Bendigo, Victoria, on Sunday.

Waterford First Class, shown with calf at foot, secured the top gong for Hayley Sheehan's Tasmanian-based Waterford stud.

The classy female beat off a quality line-up of more than 700 head from 33 breeds.

* Extract from a special 16-page report to appear in Stock & Land, May 22 issue.

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National Beef supreme exhibit Waterford First Class.
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