The offspring of the above sons and 

 daughters also took prominent place at 

 the Royal and other shows. Monarch 

 had three sons that were Royal winners, 

 while another son of Lord Wilton, named 

 Baugham, had two sons and two daugh- 

 ters that were Royal prize winners. 

 Other sons of Lord Wilton that had 

 prize-winning offspring at the Royal on 

 different years unite to make a most 

 remarkable showing for this bull. It is 

 a record that perhaps cannot be equaled 

 in British cattle history. 



Lord Wilton died in May, 1886, of heart 

 disease while still owned by Messrs. 

 Tudge and Fenn. While the loss was 

 great, he left in their possession some 

 very choice stock, which materially as- 

 sisted in maintaining the reputation of 

 these well-known herds. Lord W^ilton 

 blood has been extensively distributed 

 over America through his transported 

 sons and daughters and their descend- 

 ants, much to the advantage of our 

 herds. To him American Hereford breed- 

 ers are indebted for much that is best 

 in their herds. 



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