The Farmer's magazine . ?. 5 I S THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. FEBRUARY, 1842. No. 2.—Vol. V.] [Second Series. PLATE I. The subject of our first Plate is a short-horn bull, Sir Thomas Fairfax, calved inApril, 1837; roan ; got by Norfolk (2377), dam Miss Fairfax, (Page 509, Vol. 3rd, HerdBook), by Fairfax (1023),g. d. Lily, by Young Warlaby (2812), gr. g. d. by Young Dim-ple (971), gr gr. g. d. by Snowball, gr. gr. gr. g. d. by Lay ton, a son of Mr. ChargesGrey Bull (872). Sir Thomas Fairfax was bred by Jonas Whitaker, Esq., Burley,near Otley, and sold by that gentleman to F. H. Fawkes, Esq., of Farnle
The Farmer's magazine . ?. 5 I S THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. FEBRUARY, 1842. No. 2.—Vol. V.] [Second Series. PLATE I. The subject of our first Plate is a short-horn bull, Sir Thomas Fairfax, calved inApril, 1837; roan ; got by Norfolk (2377), dam Miss Fairfax, (Page 509, Vol. 3rd, HerdBook), by Fairfax (1023),g. d. Lily, by Young Warlaby (2812), gr. g. d. by Young Dim-ple (971), gr gr. g. d. by Snowball, gr. gr. gr. g. d. by Lay ton, a son of Mr. ChargesGrey Bull (872). Sir Thomas Fairfax was bred by Jonas Whitaker, Esq., Burley,near Otley, and sold by that gentleman to F. H. Fawkes, Esq., of Farnley Hall, nearOtley, and whilst in his possession, obtained the following premiums, viz.—As the bestyear old bull, at Otley, in April, 1838, the premium of three guineas; as the best twoyears old bull, at Leeds, in September, 1839, the Yorkshire Agricultural Societys pre-mium of twenty sovereigns (at the same time he won a match of five guineas, againstMr. Tempests celebrated bull, Dan OConnell, which obtained the first
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