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Judge Sam Hunter, International Animal Health's Shannon Lawlor, Annie and Garry Haines with their Murray Grey cow and calf and trophy presenters Catherine, Logan, Hanna and Tim McGoldrick and Emily Van der Struik.

Haines' Murray Grey cow takes top honours

A showing of 12 head were presented in the Murray Grey ring.

Cowra Murray Grey breeders Garry and Annie Haines were brought to tears after claiming the supreme exhibit title in the Murray Grey judging in Canberra on Saturday.

The pair secured the top award with Errowanbang Biddy M76 who climbed up the awards tier after claiming reserve senior champion last year.

Judge: Sam Hunter, Yass

No. of exhibits: 12 head

Junior champion bull: Thologolong Quatum Leap Elation exhibited by Gina and Peter Sutherland

Junior champion female: Dangarra Ladasha P4 exhibited by Garry and Annie Haines

Reserve junior champion female: Karawi Hill Daisy P28 exhibited by Karawi Hill stud

Senior champion bull: Bennooka Park Pride and Joy exhibited by Stephen Robertson

Senior champion female: Errowanbang Biddy M76 exhibited by Garry and Annie Haines

Reserve senior champion female: Bennooka Park Barbara G18 exhibited by Stephen Robertson

Grand champion bull: Bennooka Park Pride and Joy exhibited by Stephen Robertson

Grand champion female: Errowanbang Biddy M76 exhibited by Garry and Annie Haines

Supreme exhibit: Errowanbang Biddy M76 exhibited by Garry and Annie Haines

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