Cattle. Breeds And Management
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The natural inference, therefore, is 104 CATTLE : BREEDS AND MANAGEMENT.
that Mr. Galliers' bull either had his white face from what is termed a " sport " in breeding, or was a purchased specimen of a white-faced breed then in existence elsewhere.
Then there is the record, apparently well authenticated, that Lord Scudamore introduced cattle from Flanders; and Mr. Thomas Andrew Knight, whose opinion commands respect, ascribed to this Flemish cross the origin of the. su- periority of the Hereford... cattle. The exact date of importa- tion is not stated. Lord Scudamore died in 1671, soil might be a few years before or after the middle of the century — say, roundly, 250 years ago. The frequency of white-faced cattle in Cuyp's pictures of about the same time (Cuyp, born in 1606, is supposed to have lived to advanced age) has been mentioned as proving the existence of such cattle in Flanders, and probably in large numbers, at the time of the Scudamore importation. The white face, however, both clear and mottled, was found in other parts of England besides Here- fordshire in the last century, and is at the present time a characteristic of more than one continental breed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The natural inference, therefore, is 104 CATTLE : BREEDS AND MANAGEMENT.
that Mr. Galliers' bull either had his white face from what is termed a " sport " in breeding, or was a purchased specimen of a white-faced breed then in existence elsewhere.
Then there is the record, apparently well authenticated, that Lord Scudamore introduced cattle from Flanders; and Mr. Thomas Andrew Knight, whose opinion commands respect, ascribed to this Flemish cross the origin of the. su- periority of the Hereford... cattle. The exact date of importa- tion is not stated. Lord Scudamore died in 1671, soil might be a few years before or after the middle of the century — say, roundly, 250 years ago. The frequency of white-faced cattle in Cuyp's pictures of about the same time (Cuyp, born in 1606, is supposed to have lived to advanced age) has been mentioned as proving the existence of such cattle in Flanders, and probably in large numbers, at the time of the Scudamore importation. The white face, however, both clear and mottled, was found in other parts of England besides Here- fordshire in the last century, and is at the present time a characteristic of more than one continental breed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Wortley Axe to read onlineMoreLess
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