Santa Gertrudis · Gauteng · 10 animals or fewer
Emmanuel
Results summary — the last five seasons on one printable sheet
Category performance & rank2025 season
Top Price · Male & Female
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5 animals sold · no prices recorded
Highest lot
All studs
—/8
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In breed
—/4
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Class ≤ 10
—/3
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Kg Weaned per Cow-YearAt point of sale
153 kg
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 156 kg · all studs 154 kg
All studs
—/5
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In breed
—/5
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Class ≤ 10 · males
09/16
Top 57%
Average Dam ICPAt point of sale
415 d
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 426 d · all studs 428 d
All studs
—/12
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In breed
—/9
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Class ≤ 10
05/14
Top 36%
Average Dam CalvingsAt point of sale
5.4
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 5.0 · all studs 5.1
All studs
—/13
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In breed
—/9
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Class ≤ 10
04/14
Top 29%
Average Dam AFCAt point of sale
31 m
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 32 m · all studs 32 m
All studs
—/12
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In breed
—/9
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Class ≤ 10
05=/14
Top 36%
Average Birth WeightAt point of sale
34.6 kg
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 36.3 kg · all studs 35.8 kg
All studs
—/4
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In breed
—/3
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Class ≤ 10 · males
03/9
Top 34%
Average 205-Day WeightAt point of sale
235 kg
5 animals
5 figures · 10 needed to qualify
Santa Gertrudis avg 249 kg · all studs 248 kg
All studs
—/6
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In breed
—/5
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Class ≤ 10 · males
11/16
Top 69%
Multi-season analysis
Kg Weaned per Cow-Year · Male NEWBest season 2023 at 159 kg · 153 kg vs 156 kg breed benchmark153 kg−3.8% over 3 seasons5 animals
Kg weaned per cow-year
40 kg
80 kg
120 kg
160 kg
159 kg
150 kg
153 kg
202320242025
At or better than the breed benchmark
Behind it
Santa Gertrudis average
Industry average
Season
Animals
Vs prev
Breed avg
Industry avg
Rank
Top %
2023
3
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160 kg
160 kg
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2024
5
−5.5%
153 kg
153 kg
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2025
5
+1.9%
156 kg
154 kg
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Each animal’s 205-day weight × its dam’s calvings × 365 ÷ the days of her life to the weaning of her latest calf, averaged. It rises with the dam’s calvings. Bars rise from zero on the scale at the left.