Former Wallaby and manager of Breeza farm, "Gabo", Tim Gavin, has been named among the beneficiaries of multi-billionaire Paul Ramsay’s will.
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Ramsay was listed by as Australia's ninth richest person by Forbes magazine having set up Ramsay Health Care, which runs more than 150 hospitals around the world, in 1964.
He left his farm holding near Gunnedah to three beneficiaries, including Mr Gavin.
Ramsay owned "Gabo", a 4700 hectare cotton, wheat and sorghum property valued at about $25 million.
Mr Gavin, who is a former NSW captain, will remain as the farm manager of the property.
Other beneficiaries are believed to be the family of Ramsay Health Care chairman Michael Siddle.
Mr Siddle has been listed as a director of the property.
Ramsay was a healthcare and media magnate who left a $3.3 billion estate with a number of beneficiaries.
He died, unmarried, at the age of 78 after suffering a heart attack.
