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Malabar Red Brahmans RBWS 2026

Selling Lots 672,673,674.

 

Malabar Red Brahmans

Selling Day 3  7th October 

Three Lots 672,673,674.

At Malabar Red Brahmans, our commitment is to breed cattle that truly represent the best of the Brahman breed.

We place strong emphasis on structural correctness, fertility, efficiency, and performance, while retaining the renowned Brahman traits of adaptability, do-ability, and maternal strength.

Every breeding decision is guided by a balance of strict selection standards, visual appraisal, and genomic data, underpinned by an unwavering commitment to integrity.

Though Malabar is a relatively young operation, our roots run deep—shaped by generations of farming, business, and community service, and anchored by the values of honesty, humility, hard work, and family.

These principles guide our stud, as we combine tradition with the latest breeding technologies and elite genetics to produce cattle that deliver for both today and tomorrow.

Our breeding objectives focus on:

Elite polled genetics to meet growing market demand Balancing fertility with efficiency and performance Harnessing genomic data to refine selection and retention.

This Rockhampton team is a true representation of our breeding program in action, backed by sires and dams of distinction.

Each bull has been bred with the clear goal of adding value for stud and commercial operations alike.

Malabar Red Brahmans is proud to contribute to the future of the Brahman breed in Australia and abroad — this is a draft well worth inspection.

LOT 672

LOT 672  Polled son of M2 BRC Captain by Mia - showing plenty of growth and presence. His dam continues to be part of donor group with tremendous capacity and tidy udder.

LOT 673

LOT 673 A stylish PP Magnar son from dam that runs back to NCC Diplomat and our Caroline cow family. He is smooth and soft and gets around well. Dam continues to be part of our breeder group.

LOT 674

LOT 674 Another stylish PP son by Fairy Springs J Red Rio out of Cassie 111, one of our primary donors over the last 5-6 years. He travels well with plenty of volume and capacity.