Shorthorns in Central And Southern Scotland
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Stirling-Maxwell, Bart. , who brought Keir into world-wide fame for Shorthorns and Clydesdale horses. Sir William and his expert agent, Mr Alex- ander Young, were in touch with the owners of the best herds and studs in the country, and they knew their own minds. A generation ago Shorthorn breeders and admirers in Stirling, Perth, and the Lothians were wont to speak enthusiastically of such Keir favourites as Grandiflora, Carrara, Young Carrara, Drapery, Chemisette, Flora, Rosanna, Princess of C...ambridge, Miss Nightingale, Picotee, Laura Bell, and Flower of the Rhine, the last named coming from Aylesby at 510 gs. Such bulls as Blencow (11, 182), John o' Groat (13, 090), Hiawatha (14, 705), Royal Butterfly llth (20, 719), Allan, Fandango, and Forth, were also passed in review by the older men when Keir was the text. Among the cows the Groats, also much associated with Cambushinnie, were not excelled by any family. Sir William 212 SHORTHORNS founded his herd in 1850 or 1851 with Booth cattle or Teeswaters, as they are termed in the Keir stock- book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stirling-Maxwell, Bart. , who brought Keir into world-wide fame for Shorthorns and Clydesdale horses. Sir William and his expert agent, Mr Alex- ander Young, were in touch with the owners of the best herds and studs in the country, and they knew their own minds. A generation ago Shorthorn breeders and admirers in Stirling, Perth, and the Lothians were wont to speak enthusiastically of such Keir favourites as Grandiflora, Carrara, Young Carrara, Drapery, Chemisette, Flora, Rosanna, Princess of C...ambridge, Miss Nightingale, Picotee, Laura Bell, and Flower of the Rhine, the last named coming from Aylesby at 510 gs. Such bulls as Blencow (11, 182), John o' Groat (13, 090), Hiawatha (14, 705), Royal Butterfly llth (20, 719), Allan, Fandango, and Forth, were also passed in review by the older men when Keir was the text. Among the cows the Groats, also much associated with Cambushinnie, were not excelled by any family. Sir William 212 SHORTHORNS founded his herd in 1850 or 1851 with Booth cattle or Teeswaters, as they are termed in the Keir stock- book.
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