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Sale helps a good cause

The 2026 Beaudesert Santa Gertrudis Show and Sale is scheduled for 18 April at Beaudesert, featuring a showcase of Santa Gertrudis and Santa-infused cattle.

The event is a premier local sale for vendors, showcasing high-quality studs and commercial cattle, often with hundreds of head booked.

The show and sale of commercial Santa Gertrudis-infused cattle (steers and heifers) will start at 9am at the Beaudesert Sale Yard, Beaudesert.

The event is renowned for showcasing high-quality local commercial cattle, with previous sales featuring competitive classes for cows, calves, and pens of heifers.

The event is supported by Bartholomew and Co and the Santa Gertrudis Breeders Association of Australia.

Previous sales have seen strong results for local producers, with Santa Gertrudis heifers selling for up to $1475 and cows with calves reaching $4200 in past events.

The classes for the event are Pen of Santa or Santa Infused Heavy Feeder Steers.

Pen of Santa or Santa Infused Feeder Steers.

Pen of Santa or Santa Infused Weaner Steers.

Pen of Pure-Bred Santa Steers.

Pen of Santa or Santa Infused Females Suitable for Breeding.

Pen of Santa or Santa Infused Weaner Heifers.

Pen of Pure-Bred Santa Heifers.

CHAMPION PEN OF THE SHOW

On Saturday 18 April, four steers generously donated by Max and Roz Baldwin, Talgai Santa Gertrudis, Mal and Chic Gadsby, Jamie and Angela Gadsby, Red Oak Santas and Barry Cronin, will be sold at the 2026 Santa Gertrudis and Santa Infused Show and Sale at the Beaudesert Saleyards, with all proceeds going to Breakthrough Type 1 Diabetes.

Bartholomew and Co the selling agents will sell with no commission charges. The steers are not in the competition

This cause is incredibly close to our hearts, as Type 1 diabetes affects our daughter. Living with this condition every day gives us a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those with T1D and their families, which is why supporting research towards better treatments — and ultimately a cure — means so much to us.

If you’re attending the sale, we would sincerely appreciate your support, whether through bidding, sharing this post, or helping spread awareness. Every contribution, no matter the size, truly makes a difference. Jamie and Angela Gadsby,

They extend their heartfelt thanks to Talgai Santas, Malcolm and Chick Gadsby, Sponsored and our sale agents Bartholomew & Co., for their generosity and support of this important cause.

Know the signs of Type 1 Diabetes:

• Excessive thirst and frequent urination

• Unexplained weight loss

• Extreme tiredness

• Increased hunger

• In children — bed-wetting or frequent accidents.

Early diagnosis can be life-saving

Breakthrough T1D has been advocating, campaigning and representing the T1D community and driving T1D research for over 50 years around the globe. In Australia, our journey began in 1982. Go to their website for more information at www.breakthrought1d.org.au

T1D has seen tremendous progress. Life expectancy has increased, insulin pumps once the size of backpacks can now be carried in pockets, and glucose monitoring technology is subsidised for the entire Australian T1D population.

The sponsors for the Beaudesert Santa Gertrudis Show: Santa Gertrudis Breeders Australia Association, Insurance Advisernet, Haack Logistics Group,

Coulson View Santas, Brisbane Valley Santa Gertrudis Promotional Group INC, Red Oak Santas andTalgai Santas.

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