Rachel finds a niche in the cattle game

Rachael Oxborrow
Updated March 10 2016 - 12:11pm, first published February 15 2016 - 4:00am
With the champion interbreed group of three bulls exhibited by the Liberty Charolais stud, Toodyay, at the 2015 IGA Perth Royal Show were judges Corey Ireland (back left), Wagga Wagga, NSW, Andrew Chapman, Caliope, Queensland, Scott Hann, Moree, NSW and Ian Coughlan, Gerogery, NSW and handlers Rachel Williams (front left), Narrikup, and Morgan and Jess Yost, Liberty stud.
With the champion interbreed group of three bulls exhibited by the Liberty Charolais stud, Toodyay, at the 2015 IGA Perth Royal Show were judges Corey Ireland (back left), Wagga Wagga, NSW, Andrew Chapman, Caliope, Queensland, Scott Hann, Moree, NSW and Ian Coughlan, Gerogery, NSW and handlers Rachel Williams (front left), Narrikup, and Morgan and Jess Yost, Liberty stud.

THERE was never any question as to whether Rachel Williams would end up working with livestock after watching her parents work with their cattle until she was old enough to help.

Rachael Oxborrow

Grains writer for Farm Weekly.

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