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- American Brown Swiss
- American Devon
- Angus
- Ankole-Watusi
- Ayrshire
- Bazadaise
- Beefalo
- Beefmaster
- Belgian Blue
- Blonde d'Aquitaine
- Bonsmara
- Braford
- Brahman
- Brahmousin
- Brangus
- Braunvieh
- British White
- BueLingo
- Buffalo Black Gold of Pakistan
- Charolais
- Chianina
- Cholistani
- Corriente
- DANNI
- Dexters
- Droughtmaster
- Galloway
- Gelbvieh
- Guernsey
- Hereford
- Highland
- Holstein
- Jersey
- Limousin
- Lowline
- Maine-Anjou
- Marchigiana
- Milking Shorthorn
- Montbeliarde
- Murray Grey
- Normande
- Parthenaise
- Piedmontese
- Pinzgauer
- Red Sindhi
- Romagnola
- Sahiwal Pakistan
- Salers
- Salorn
- Santa Gertrude
- Shetland
- Shorthorn
- Simmental
- South Devons
- Tarentaise
- Texas Longhorn
- Wagyu
Santa Gertrude
The Santa Gertrude breed was created on the King Ranch in South Texas by cross breeding Shorthorns with Brahmans from 1920 to the mid- 1930s. By the mid-1930s, the King Ranch's Santa Gertrudis herds had grown to the extent that they could let their neighbouring ranchers have a few bulls and a breed was born.
