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... A Demonstration on I Dairy Shorthorns I THE Cambridgeshire War Agricultural Executive Committee organised a live stock demonstration for dairy farmers and their stockmen at the River and Cantelupe farms of Messrs. Chivers and Sons, Hasling- field, on February 8th, when about 500 persons attended. Proceedings started with some opening remarks by Mr. S. Owen Webb; chairman of the Cambs. W.A.E.C. ...

... The 107th Running of the Waterloo Cup Bryn Tritoma a 200 to I Winner TRANSPORT zvas scarce and for the vast majority the Waterloo Cup meant a long zvalk to and from the coursing grounds at Altcar but there were big crowds none the less. THE EARL OF SEFTON, Major Cuthbert Blundell, and the Countess of Sefton, awaiting the first hare to come to hand at Lydiate on the opening day. Unfor tunately ...

... Astonishing Upset in Form at Altcar Eookmakers' £1,000 Thanks Offering By D. H. Watson-Wood NEVER has a Waterloo Cup provided quite such a crop of surprises as that decided at Altcar last week. Of those to reach the last four, Noted Sceptre was quoted at 500 to 1 at the call- over: and the winner, Bryn Tritoma. at 200 to 1. A factor which con tributed to a great degree to some astonishing ...

... By A. Croxton Smith OF all the problems associated with dog breeding that of the mating of relatives probably gives rise to more loose thinking and misunderstanding than all the rest put together. The criticisms that are so common are, I am satisfied, made under a genuine misapprehension of the effects of inbreeding, but that is no justification for them. I am sure the critics really believe ...

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... LORD DERBY has once again bred the winner of the Oaks. His lovely filly. Sun Stream, only won by the shortest of heads, it is true. But that doesn't matter now. Sun Stream, bred from Lord Derby's great sire, Hyperion, from his good filly, Drift, follows in the Keystone, Toboggan succession incidentally, Lord Stanley, who led the winner in, carried on the same tradition as his father, who won ...