New Vendors Checklist

* Register animal with respective Shorthorn Breed Society
* Ensure animal is Tattooed or freeze branded, which must be registered with the respective Shorthorn Breed Society
* Check that animal has a NLIS tag
* DNA & PI testing results back prior to closure of entries
* Prepare  Written Comments for each lot, limited to 25 words or less.
* Public Liability Insurance – Minimum of $20M coverage and have current certificate of currency.

2025 National Sale Results

77 of the 101 bulls sell to a top of $40,000 – Lot 76. Glengyron Ugo offered by the Tippett Family and purchased by Futurity Shorthorns – with an overall average of $8636.
7 if the 19 females sold to a top of $16,000 – Lot 138. Ronelle Park FW Nandi V79 purchased by the Falls Family of Malton Shorthorns – and averaged $7929.
The 2 PTIC recips sold to a top of $7500 and averaged $5750.
The semen packages sold for $80/straw.

Lot 76. Glengyron Ugo offered by the Tippett Family and purchased by Futurity Shorthorns – $40,000

The National Shorthorn Show & Sale is the premier “blue ribbon” event in the Shorthorn breed calendar. It is also one of the more prestigious and significant events within the broader cattle industry.

The “National” as it is known, is built around the exhibition and subsequent sale of an “elite” line up of Shorthorn bulls assembled from top studs across Australia.
It is a unique opportunity, indeed the one opportunity each year to see the best of the breed under one roof.

The event has been running continuously for 60 years and enjoys a high profile within the cattle industry