Identifier: farmersmagazine281843lond (find matches)
Title: The Farmer's magazine
Year: 1834 (1830s)
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Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: (London : Rogerson and Tuxford
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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i ■^s=^ ^J ^ 1 ¥J THE FAEMEES MAGAZIJSTE. AUGUST, 1843. No. 2.—Vol. VIII.) (Second Series. PLATE I. A SHORT-HORNED HEIFER. The subject of the first plate was four years old last May. She won the premium at the Durham agri-cultural Meeting when a yearling; when two years old she won at the Yorkshire, the Durham, theNorthumberland, and the Highland Agricultural Meetuigs, and last year she won, for the best three-year-old cow or heifer at the Durham County Agricultural Meeting. She has never been beaten. PLATE II. COTHERSTONE—Winner of the Derby, 1843. Cotherstone is a bright bay, about fifteen hands and a half high ; has fine racing points with greatpower; and goes and looks like a race-horse. He was bred in 1840 by Mr. Bowes, and is by Touchstone,out of Emma, by Whisker; her dam Gibside Fairy, by Hermes, out of Vicissitude, by Pipator 5 Beatrice,by Sir Peter, &c. Emma, now in her nineteenth year, is also the dam of Mr. Bowess first Derby horse, Mundig. Trusteeand Jagger, too

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