. Farmer and stockbreeder . Underleymare. Mr. Edmond Whinnerah (MessTS. E. & ) bought the colt at a long price on theground. Mr. H. Whittingham was second with aemaller, but well-built brown by Dukes Duplicate,and Mr. John Jemson was third for a sturdy blackby Roycroft Forest King, a sire of exceptionallyweighty stock that recently left the Fylde to jointhe Carlton stud. The Harboro Nulli Secundus blood was at thetop in fillies. Mr. H. Whittingham winning witha bay from a Warton Dray King dam. The J. Hodgson were second with a bay by NatebyFellowship, and Messrs. T. and W.
. Farmer and stockbreeder . Underleymare. Mr. Edmond Whinnerah (MessTS. E. & ) bought the colt at a long price on theground. Mr. H. Whittingham was second with aemaller, but well-built brown by Dukes Duplicate,and Mr. John Jemson was third for a sturdy blackby Roycroft Forest King, a sire of exceptionallyweighty stock that recently left the Fylde to jointhe Carlton stud. The Harboro Nulli Secundus blood was at thetop in fillies. Mr. H. Whittingham winning witha bay from a Warton Dray King dam. The J. Hodgson were second with a bay by NatebyFellowship, and Messrs. T. and W. Houghton werethird for one by Amberfield Reform. In an open class for colt or filly foals Mr. Jem-eons Harboro Nulli Secundus colt was first andMr. D. Simpson second with a weighty Shire-likefilly. Mr. Whittinghams brown colt by DukesDuplicate was third. Mr. Jemsons Harboro NulliSecundus colt also secured Messrs. W & J PyesChallenge Cup for the best of the foals yearlingsor two-year-olds in the hands of the Group ot Shorthorns. Property of Mr. MYLES EUTTON, STEWNER PARK, MARTON, ULVERSTOXE, LANCS., who has started a herd. SHORTHORN BULL THORNBY FUSILIER On our front page this week appears thephotograph of the pedigree dairy Shorthorn bull,Thornby Fusilier (133919). He is at the head ofthe dairy Shorthorn herd owned by Mr. H. , Debdale Farm, Long Itchington,Rugby. Mr. Kenning has kept pedigree dairyShorthorns since 1905, and he attributes hisconversion from keeping ordinary cattle to thepedigree movement by reading the F. & S. Hebegan by obtaining two or three useful dairyfamilies and the Taylor bull Reginald (106757),going quietly along, getting some good dairy bullsto follow, including Shotford Foundation(133549), by Foundation Stone out of a Fogga-thorpe cow. He dispersed the herd last spring,and has since collected some of the best blood tobe had, his herd now consisting of Darlingtons,Foggathorpes, Red Roses, Fillpail?, DolphinleeRoses, Bates, Tellurias,
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