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with by the war time conditions in Scotland. 

 There are about thirty females including 

 heifer calves at foot, in the herd. I was particu- 

 larly impressed with Ballechin Rosewood 3d, a 

 massive four-year-old roan. She stands on very 



BRIGHT GEM AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD WITH BULL CALF 

 A prize winner in Scotland, imported by Mr. Kobison. 



short legs, has fine length, great depth and very 

 straight lines. Her head and neck and covering 

 of flesh are superb. Barring a little prominence 

 of hip and unevenness of rump, she could hardly 

 be improved. She is by the Duthie bred Golden 

 Baron out of Rosewood 82d. Her grandam is 

 Rosewood 76th by Waverly, which cow is the 

 (lam of imp. Rosewood 92d, dam of John Potter's 

 Rosewood Dale. Bright Gem is a red two-year-old 



