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... THE Thame Agricultural Society's Show, the largest and one of the most popular one-day events of its kind, is now of a considerable size and is notable for the variety of the classes included in its catalogue. This year, the Show's eighty-third, in addition to the classes for cattle, horses, pigs and sheep, there were dog, poultry, rabbit and cage- bird sections and well-supported horti ...
... Cranleigh ancl West Surrey Farming Club Show THE Supreme Championship in the cattle classes at the Cranleigh and West Surrey Farming Club's fourth annual agricultural show at Knowle Park, Cranleigh, went to the Ayrshire cow, Etherow Clementine 3rd, shown by Messrs. W. E. and S. Pennington. Reserve was Mr. G. V. Cooke's Jersey, Willowvale. On the right in the photograph is Mr. F. R. Stovold's ...
... AT the International Horse Show at the White City this year, Miss Jill Palethorpe, of Blakedown, near Kidderminster, won the Princess Elizabeth Cup on Silver Cloud in competition with some of the most competent horsewomen of to-day. Her success was repeated at the Harringay Horse of the Year Show, when she won The Queen Challenge Cup in the Diana Stakes for women riders, again in strong com ...
... By H. Howes Assistant Director, Nat. Inst, of Poultry Husbandry) POULTRY-KEEPERS are nearing the stage when par ticular attention must be paid to correct methods of feeding, and in my previous article I stated that I would deal with the problem at an early date. Before the next article appears we shall have pene trated into the month of October, and this is looked upon as the commencement of ...
... British Sheepdogs Lessons of the 1950 Trials Season By Sydney Moorhouse WITH the end of the Inter national Sheepdog Cham pionships, which were held this year at Ruthin on Septem ber 14, 15 and 16, comes the close of another season's sheepdog trials. The various national and inter national titles have been won-- more of this anon-- and numerous trophies throughout the country have changed hands ...
... Talking of Animals Pigs as Playmates PIGS are generally considered to be more intelligent than many animals, and certainly as youngsters they appear to be of a remarkably inquisitive and friendly disposition. On some farms, as these pictures prove, they enjoy the companionship of dogs, and the one on the right, photographed in Wales, has no objection to taking a kitten for a ride. LASSIE, a ...
... g PETERBOROUGH SEPTEMBER 27, 1950 The Twenty-first Annual show r#n _ _ BERKSHIRE \/l.ARGE BLACK A I L LARCE WHITE MifXH-E WHITE AND jMLC lTAMW0RTH WESSEX SADDLEBACK or TUBERCULIN-TESTED .7 fl r uiXiiUuU Wx3BJ&r>\fr&, ...
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... THE Second Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Cecil Harcourt, opened the new Brickfields United Services Recreation Club at Devonport, on a ground obtained by the combined efforts of all three Services. After his opening speech he blew a whistle, whereupon football, hockey, cricket, tennis matches, and other events all started simultaneously an effective piece of showmanship. In addition to the ground ...
... IRISH BLOODSTOCK MADE GOOD AUTUMN PRICES Prospective owners packed the sales rings at Ballsbridge I Vim nmander Tim Vigers, from Co. Kildare who in charge of the sales invites bids A sprightly yearling being led round the sales ring with expert eyes following its every step to discern whether it is a potential champion Gener md Mrs. Brown-Clayton from Co. low watching hunters parade before ...
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... POKTKAITS Mr. Gordon Beckles' lucubrations SURELY it must have been an embittering east wind that night-- or was it some more than usually vexing item of news?-- but I shall never know; whatever the cause, I dropped off to sleep rocked by melancholy, after reading Ode to the West Wind and passages from Mr. Waugh's outrageous incur sion into the necrogenic which passes by the name of The Loved ...