Casablanca Australian Lowline
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Earl Marshall, a very famous Aberdeen Angus sired many international champions. He is an ancestor of all Australian Lowlines.	Casablanca Barbary Coast at four months. Earl Marshall's beefy little Kiwi descendant.	Barbary Coast at 16 months. Already an all-breeds and all-ages beef cattle champion.
Casablanca Marrakesh Express at four months. Now adult and at Ardery Lowline Stud, Hawkes Bay.	Casablanca Maria and Casablanca Sahara, also four months. Handled by David and Judy Sainsbury.	Barbary Coast and a Belgian Blue. Bigger but not better. Lowlines win against all comers.
Allambie Perfect Princes as a calf. Handled here by Charlies Jarvis aged six.	Perfect Princess, Reserve Champ Senior Female, Sydney Royal 2009. Handled by Thomas Ritchie.	In the money again. Sydney Royal 2010. Thomas, Perfect Princess and her calf Casablanca Sam.
Casablanca Sahara handled by Emma Epstein aged 11. Another Lowline champion.	Sahara's sire Avonsleigh Atlas, Beef Interbreeds Champion at Canberra Royal Show.	Barbary Coast and Marrakesh Express. Both beef champions at 16 months. Handled by David and Judy.

Casablanca Lowline Stud, based at Whangaehu near Wanganui, New Zealand(previously at Kumeu, Auckland) welcomes your contact about Australian Lowline Cattle.
You can ring us on New Zealand 06 342 6670 or Email us or join our mailing list to receive current Australian Lowline news.
SMALL, BUT NOT MINIATURE CATTLE Australian Lowline Angus derived beef cattle are small but not miniature cattle without the adverse genes of some miniature cattle breeds.

HEALTH CONSCIOUS MARKETS Australian Lowline cattle have been scientifically developed for 21st century markets providing smaller, higher quality cuts of meat with better marbling and just the right depth of subcutaneous fat.

SERIOUS BEEF CATTLE While Australian Lowlines are small, easily handled and extremely docile, they're serious beef cattle and have won major carcass contests against Australia's best cattle including the Supreme Champion Beef Carcass at both the Ekka (Brisbane Royal Show)and the Melbourne Royal Show.
Australian Lowline cattle. Bred for better beef.