The 67th National Shorthorn Show & Sale

2026 National Sale Results
68/93 bulls sold to $36,000 and averaged $9846
Lot 84 – Kamilaroi Vivid V25 offered by Calrossy Anglican School sold to the Tippett Family, Glengyron Shorthorns, Newlyn VIC for $36,000

6/6 heifers sold to $10,000 (Lot 112. Spencer Family Miss Fabulass V469, Spencer Family Shorthirns to Royston Shorthorns) & av. $7250.
Lot 119. Nagol Park Texas Ruby W127 (pic), Nagol Park Shorthorns was purchased by Bruce, Renae, Logan and Brodie Scott, Red Rock Shorthorns, Armidale NSW for $9000
2026 Show Results
2026 National Show– RESULTS Grand Champion Bull sponsored by Coopers Animal Health Lot 8. Tarraganda Valiant V17 Female Show Classes 1st & Champion Female sponsored by Xytovet Lot 112. Spencer Family Miss Fabulass V469 [...]
2026 National Sale Results
68/93 bulls sold to a top price of $36,000 (Lot 84. Kamilaroi Vivid V25, Calrossy Anglican School, purchased by Tippett Family, Glengyron Shorthorns, Newlyn VIC) & averaged $9846. 6/6 heifers sold to a top of $10,000 [...]
2026 National Show & Sale Awards
Congratulations to Howard Willams of Marrington Shorthorns for his induction as a Life Member of the National Shorthorn Show & Sale John Armstrong Perpetual Trophy Most Successful Exhibitor goes to Calrossy Anglican School Lugsdin [...]
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.

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



