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The Aberdeen-Angus bull Errant Knight

Identifier: breedsoflivestoc00sand (find matches)
Title: The breeds of live stock, and the principles of heredity ..
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: Sanders, James Harvey, 1832-1899. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Livestock
Publisher: Chicago, J. H. Sanders publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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ABERDEEN-ANGUS BULL ERRANT KNIGHT (3714). Calved July 11, 1883; bred by Owen C. Wallis, Bradley Hall,Wylam-on-Tyne; property of Mr. T. W. Harvey, Turlington, OtoeCo., Neb.; got by Sea King (2334) (a Ballindalloch Sybil got byJustice (1462), out of a cow by Judge (1150), and she out of adaughter of Juryman (404)), dam Errantine (4546) by Challenger(1260) (a Pride bull bred by the Earl of Fife and illustrated inVol. V of the Polled Herd Book of Scotland); 2d dam Erica 6th(3023) by Major of Bognie (444), etc., to Erica (843) by Cupbearer(59), the ancestress of the celebrated tribe that bears her name.(See page 300.) Engraved from a painting by Cross. (3*>)
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ABERDEEN-ANGUS BULLOCK BLACK PRINCE. Calved Feb. 20, 1880; bred by Mr. Maitland, of Balhaggarty,Inverurie, Scotland; selected by Mr. Robt. Bruce, Great Smeaton, forthe Messrs. Geary, of Bli Bro Stock Farm, London, Ont., Can., andexhibited by them at the Kansas City and Chicago Fat-Stock Showsof 1883 and 1884. He had stood second in a strong ring of two-year-olds at the Smithfield Show in London before his importation,and was not only a prize-winner at the American shows (among hiswinnings being the three-year-old championship of the Chicago exhi-bition of 1883, judged by butchers), but probably contributed as much(if not more) than any other one animal ever shown in the Westtoward popularizing the Aberdeen-Angus breed. He was thickly andsmoothly covered with a line quality of flesh well distributed through-out the most valuable parts of the carcass; showed a beautifully-filled neck-vein, extra thighs and quarters, and netted upon the block71 per cent of net to live weight, pulling dow

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