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Record of Shorthorn Prize Winners 



THE PROFESSOR 

 172332 



Roan. C. L. Gerlaugh 



Bloodlines: Scotch. 



TWanderer 140614 

 A. Cruickshank 

 Scotland's Crown 149652- 



Roan. Wrn. Duthie 1 Scotland's Belle 

 Wm. Duthie 



Imp. Clara 58th 



Red. W. S. Marr 



I Golden Victor 140610 

 J. Deane Willis 

 Clara 53d 

 W. S. Marr 



THE PROFESSOR proved an exceptionally good sire in the herd of 

 Abram Renick, Winchester, Ky. His career in the showring was brief. 

 At the first American Royal in 1901 he was 7th senior calf and in 1905 

 he was 6th prize aged bull. He was exported to Argentina by J. H. 

 Miller, Peru, Ind. 



Prizes: At the American Royal in 1901 he was 7th senior calf and 

 was 6th in class in 1905. 



('mint Lavender 

 Wm. Duthie 



Victoria 84th 



BARTON ENSIGN 

 172542 



Roan. J. Deane Willis 



Bloodlines: Scotch. 



Emmeline 5th 



Roan. Wm. Duthie 



I A. Cruickshank 



{Rising Star 117096 

 W. S. Marr 

 Emmeline 2d 

 Wm. Duthie 



BAPTON ENSIGN was imported by C. E. Clarke and after a brief 

 service in the Meadowlawn herd he was sold for $3,500 to Chas. E. Ladd, 

 Portland, Oregon. At the Lewis and Clark Exposition he was 3d in class 

 and headed the 1st prize graded herd. 



PRINCE OF TEBO 

 LAWN 172599.... 



Red. 



T. J. Wallace & Son 



Alice's Prince 122593. 

 Red. W. A. Harris 



! Lord Athol 122011 

 W. A. Harris 



I Imp. Princess Alice 

 Wm. Duthie 



f Scottish Chief 89317 

 I. Barr & Son 



Rosedale Violet 9th J 



Red. I Rosedale Violet 



Wm. Thompson & Son (_ W. A. Harris 



Bloodlines: Scotch. In commenting on this pedigree it is only proper 

 to call attention to Rosedale Violet 9th, one of the most remarkable 

 breeders of her generation. She produced ten calves, five of which sold 

 for $5,510 at a time when values were low. 



Prizes: In 1901 he was 1st senior calf. In 1902 he was 2d senior 

 yearling at Hamline, Minn., and 2d at the American Royal, and in 1905 

 was 5th prize aged bull. 



