Types And Breeds of Farm Animals
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Hay, The Cambridge Rose tribe was a direct descendant from the Red Rose tribe of Robert Colling, In 1823 Bates had a Red Rose cow drop a bull calf which he named Second Hubback (1423). This bull he used freely on his Duchess cows, producing excellent results. In 1840, with a heifer of this family, he won high honors at the Royal Agricultural Society Show at Cambridge, which resulted in his naming her Cambridge Rose, the foundress of a new tribe. The noted cow Rose of Sharon, imported in 1834 fr...om England by the Ohio Importing Company, was of this tribe.
214 CATTLE The Wild Eyes tribe descends from a cow known as Wildair, by Emperor (1975), purchased as a calf by Bates at J. W. Par- rington's sale in 1832. Bates claimed that this tribe brought into his herd the only good blood that he obtained outside of the Colling herds.
The Foggathorpe tribe descends from a cow of that name calved in 1830 and bought by Bates from her breeder, Mr, Edwards, when she was ten years old. She proved an unusually good '■0h ^^^ Fig.
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Hay, The Cambridge Rose tribe was a direct descendant from the Red Rose tribe of Robert Colling, In 1823 Bates had a Red Rose cow drop a bull calf which he named Second Hubback (1423). This bull he used freely on his Duchess cows, producing excellent results. In 1840, with a heifer of this family, he won high honors at the Royal Agricultural Society Show at Cambridge, which resulted in his naming her Cambridge Rose, the foundress of a new tribe. The noted cow Rose of Sharon, imported in 1834 fr...om England by the Ohio Importing Company, was of this tribe.
214 CATTLE The Wild Eyes tribe descends from a cow known as Wildair, by Emperor (1975), purchased as a calf by Bates at J. W. Par- rington's sale in 1832. Bates claimed that this tribe brought into his herd the only good blood that he obtained outside of the Colling herds.
The Foggathorpe tribe descends from a cow of that name calved in 1830 and bought by Bates from her breeder, Mr, Edwards, when she was ten years old. She proved an unusually good '■0h ^^^ Fig.
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