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Raglan Victory well and truly lived up to his name

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Raglan Victory well and truly lived up to his name at the year's most prestigious beef event, Beef Australia 2015, held at Rockhampton Showgrounds in May.
The 1002kg 29-month-old grey was sashed the senior and grand champion Brahman bull and two days later claimed the interbreed bull championship against 30 breeds.
Joining him in the tri-colour ribbon count was red female Crinum Miss Red Ruby who snared the highly coveted senior and grand Brahman female championship and was runner-up in the interbreed female judging.
The 219 head Brahman lineup featured the crème de la crème of Australia's stud industry and was judged by respected Charolais breeder David Bondfield, Palgrove, Dalveen.
He selected Raglan Victory as the grand champion bull, making the May 5 event a memorable milestone for breeders Andrew and Roxanne Olive, Raglan stud, Raglan Station, Raglan. This was not the first beef expo success for the prefix, which showed the reserve calf champion, Raglan Laxargo, at Beef Australia 2012.
However the wider Olive family go into the annals of history as the only Brahman breeders to be awarded three interbreed bull championships at Beef Australia, with previous champions being the bulls Apis Creek Godfrey at Beef '91 and Kabala Laureate (by Apis Creek Sir Alberto) in 2000.

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