00:00Chad Bailey, Colin Sain Company, just finished their beef extravaganza.
00:03What a fantastic couple of days that we've just had the three best judges here in the country
00:07to ruse themselves over 140 lead and 80-odd unlead entries.
00:11But our resounding winner, Lot 821, Account TCW, Livestock, Genevieve and Travis Luscombe,
00:17they've come out to win our Grand Champion. Thank you.
00:20Hi, it's Brad and Sharon Stenzel from Farmers' Choice Meats,
00:22just part of the Colin Sain Co beef extravaganza,
00:26just here taking part and providing to the beef industry
00:29and seeing all the young people learning and developing through these shows
00:33and getting a better understanding of what goes on in our industry.
00:37Hi, I'm Shelley Doyle from Scott's PJC College in Warwick.
00:40We've just recently won the Champion Unlead's Beast of Glen Innes,
00:46Colin Sain Co beef extravaganza here for 2026.
00:49Great achievement for our school.
00:51This program has been an excellent incentive for both our cattle
00:57that we're purchasing off our local breeders and that,
01:00as well as for our students for what they do coming through
01:04for the agricultural industry moving forward.
01:07Hello, I'm Karen Chooky Griffiths.
01:09I judge the Junior Paraders today.
01:11Exceptional line-up of young children.
01:14School Paraders, children have done an exceptional job.
01:18Great control of leads.
01:19Balance their cattle, great.
01:21The future is in great hands.
01:23I'm John Wilcox from Tenerfield.
01:25The relevance of this competition to the beef industry
01:28can show how much we can feed cattle and make them better,
01:33show junior people how to trade and how to prepare cattle.
01:41And I've been showing steers for 50 years now.
01:44I started in the rural youth, and this is just part of my sport.
01:49This is really relevant, this competition.
01:52It has good judges and good prize money,
01:56and we go on and get good feedback data.
