History of the Devon Breed of Cattle
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In 1890, at Dorchester, Truelove was first for cows ; and Ladylove and Beauty 4th 10902 were first as the best pair of two-year-old heifers. At the Melplash Show the same year. Miss Pope 9792, Miss Toller 1st 10923, and Miss Toller 2nd 10924 were first in the class described as for the "best cow and two offsprings." At Dorchester Show, in 1891, Miss Pope had the second prize for cows ; and Pink Dumpling 11652 and Crocus the second for pairs of heifers under two years old. In sending pencil sket...ches of four of his cowB, Mr. Pope adds a few notes regarding them : — 180 DEVON CATTLE.
"Duchess of Dorchester and Darling were both bred by Mr. Henry Mayo, and were both by Judge Jeffries,.
1751. The former belongs to a favourite family, bred at Coker's Frome, through many generations, and the latter, as already noted, shows all the characteristics of the old Toller Fratrum herd, her dam being exactly like her. Truelove, first prize cow in 1890, at Dor- chester, was also bred by Mr. H. Mayo; she is by Chevithorne 1697, used for many years in the herd of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1890, at Dorchester, Truelove was first for cows ; and Ladylove and Beauty 4th 10902 were first as the best pair of two-year-old heifers. At the Melplash Show the same year. Miss Pope 9792, Miss Toller 1st 10923, and Miss Toller 2nd 10924 were first in the class described as for the "best cow and two offsprings." At Dorchester Show, in 1891, Miss Pope had the second prize for cows ; and Pink Dumpling 11652 and Crocus the second for pairs of heifers under two years old. In sending pencil sket...ches of four of his cowB, Mr. Pope adds a few notes regarding them : — 180 DEVON CATTLE.
"Duchess of Dorchester and Darling were both bred by Mr. Henry Mayo, and were both by Judge Jeffries,.
1751. The former belongs to a favourite family, bred at Coker's Frome, through many generations, and the latter, as already noted, shows all the characteristics of the old Toller Fratrum herd, her dam being exactly like her. Truelove, first prize cow in 1890, at Dor- chester, was also bred by Mr. H. Mayo; she is by Chevithorne 1697, used for many years in the herd of Mr.
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