The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . 4s. Id. forfifty one. Details of the principal sales are given in thefollowing list :— Cows and Hkifes •Catthorpc Sweetheart, c July, 1900Her c c, c S;pt. S, 1900Melton Victoria Hollo, c May, 1002Her c e, c May 0, 19J7 Duchess of Harrington 92nd, a Sept., 1908Rrijht Morn 2nd, e Jan , 1901Royal lily, c Jan , 1901Her e e, e Jan. ?, 1907Lady Amazing, c Feb., 1004Crystal Empress, c Jan., I90SHer b e, c Jan. 21, 1007Queen Esther 34th, a Mar., Blossom 7th, e Apr., 1905Waterloo Winnow, e April, 1905Joyce, c Oct., 190!)Riby Kirklevington 3rd,
The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . 4s. Id. forfifty one. Details of the principal sales are given in thefollowing list :— Cows and Hkifes •Catthorpc Sweetheart, c July, 1900Her c c, c S;pt. S, 1900Melton Victoria Hollo, c May, 1002Her c e, c May 0, 19J7 Duchess of Harrington 92nd, a Sept., 1908Rrijht Morn 2nd, e Jan , 1901Royal lily, c Jan , 1901Her e e, e Jan. ?, 1907Lady Amazing, c Feb., 1004Crystal Empress, c Jan., I90SHer b e, c Jan. 21, 1007Queen Esther 34th, a Mar., Blossom 7th, e Apr., 1905Waterloo Winnow, e April, 1905Joyce, c Oct., 190!)Riby Kirklevington 3rd, c Nov., J90Melton Duchess 9th, c I9U3Ryrkley Joy 2nd, c Nov., In 13Rib/ Jennie 8th e Deo., Il l,Jjssica 4th, c Dee., 1903Natl :U Gem, , 1901 On. Mr W Roll 50Mr Candy 30Mr Holford 125Mr Holford 40Mr A 0 Hall 80Lord Ridley 73LordOallborpo 32 Lord Calthon«3 27Mr J E Caskwcll .38Mr Candy 270Mr PoeU 24Mr Sidey 103Lord Ridlev 200Mr Candy 230Mr 0 Campo 370Mr Candy 103Mr Holford 200Mr Sidey 93Mr Sidey 40Mr C Villatte 290Mr Wil!ums 35. Photo hi/] [ff. //. Parsons. Our illustration above is of the Shorthorn bull Lord Brilliant, sold at the Royal Show at Lincoln for 1,000 guineas toMr. Rogers. It was exhibited by its breeder, Mr. R. R. Rothwell, Estate Office, Miller Arcade, Preston and wonthe Second Prize for Bulls calved on or b9twe3n January 1 and June 3D, 1936. Lord Brilliant is by Lord Blanche 13thout of Wallflower s Brilliant 16th. of cattle, and £52 2s. 51 for thirty-one rams wereconsidered exceptional, particularly the latter ;but when comparod with those realised last weekcan only be counted as moderate. Messrs. Thornton and Co. sold the cattle, asthey have done each year since these sales werestarted, and in commencing, Mr. Thorntonmentioned that the merit of the stock to beoffered needed no greater recommendation thanthe fact he found year after year the same excel-lent demand, and, as a rule, many of tho samebuyers, this showing the stock purchased gavesatis
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