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Title: Farmer and stockbreeder
Year: 1889 (1880s)
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Publisher: London
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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r. Mr. John Chivcrss Histon Prudence 2nd,which was selected for this position, is a sorncwhatdifferent type, but while elie has not the same sizeshe shows quality and is a smart sow, with goodcoat. Third prize was won by Mr. Paget withWharfedale Twinkle, a well grown gilt, not in herbest form and perhans a trifle heavy in the shoulde, sand showing a tendency to wrinkles. Mr. BeetonsWatford Grace, bred by tho Watford U.D.C., wasreserve and Mr. W. B. Hill, Mr. Page, and Mr. T.A. Stephens showe<l h.c. gilts, and Mr. J. H. Hol-land, who bred tho last, was commended with PeenoPeach. Mr. .John Chivers won fir.st and second prizes in a■^mall class of twelve months old gilts with HistonChoice 12th, which stood out from the others, andHiston Choice 13th, litter sisters, by Histon Wan-derer. Me.ssrs. Harrison and Co, were third withShipley Alberta, and Mr. Pagets Arcadian Pride1st was reserve. Perhaps the best class of Middle Whites was thatfor 1920 gilts ia pens of three. Any of the prize
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Photo by) 1st. Lonk Ram SLMMERHOVSE STAMP 2nd, (Sport and General. -Property of Mr. EDWARD SMITH, SVMMERUO USE FARM, COWLING, CROSSBILLS, KEIGHLEY. This is another big massive matron, with length andsubstance, though she has not the best of heads.Mr. Haynes took fourth prize with Caldmore MissHollingworth, and Mr. A, B. Edwardss WyboetonAmy 11th was reserve. Mr. P. Smiths Bottesfordbred Belle of Stoke was h.c, and Sir Gilbert Green-alls Primrose of Tendring A, bred by Mr. Major,commended. Eighteen-month-old gilts wer« a nice class, thoughnot very tig. Mr. Haynes here took the red rosettewith Perfection of Caldmore, a big, well-grown youngsow, bred by Mr. White. Second prize went to Mr.Wherry for Bourne Beauty, a long, level sow of nicequality with good hams, but not quite the scale ofthe leader. Worsley Queen ItiOth, Worsley Fairy17th and Prince-ss of Walton, bred by Mr. Thomlin-Bon, from Sir Gilbert Greenalls herd, were third,reserve and h.c. respectively, and Mr. A. B.Edwardss Bush

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