21(i .V lUSTOEY OF SUORTIKIBNS IN KANSAS 



lluit ;i (.luzeii iSobbas in eaeli covmt}' <.)J' Kansas 

 would luakc evcny bovine in the stale lo()k like a 

 IShortliorn. 



On tlie good Teljo Lawn t'oundatiun is found 

 tlie blood and impress of sueii animals as Orange 

 Viscount, German Laird, Daisy of North (.)aks 

 5th, imp. Prince of Perth, imi). Gollynie, ({odoy, 

 and through Godoy, imp. Golden Thistle, the 

 largest and perhaps the most showy eow in the 

 Liuwood herd. Cai)tain, the present herd ludl, 

 was l.u'ed by Mi-, llanna and is si]-ing some very 

 satisf actor}' calves. 



E. C. Holt, Greeley.*— This is a, small bul 

 choice herd that will be increased to meet the rv- 

 (piirements of the farm. Mr. Holt is a good feed- 

 er and the cattle, as 1 saw them, were in fine con- 

 dition. Kansas Girl 2d is an elegant four-year- 

 (dd red. Her sire was by imp. Collynie out oi' 

 Cowslij) Lloom b\' imp. Lord Cowslip, second 

 dam by imp. Inglewood. Daisy Sultan is sti'ong 

 in Whitehall Sultan blood an<l in tliat of (iallanl 

 Knight and Lord Mayor. Pansy Pale is by 

 Oedar Dale, one of the state's lu'st sires of higli- 

 (dass stocl^. The hei'd bull, a big, lliick, I'ugged 

 fellow of excelleut t.N'pe and good J'inish I'epre- 

 sents 1lie best of Hie llanna-ilill breeding wi1li 

 imp. ("ollynie, Poxal Kuighl, fugle Lad, imp. 

 Inglewood and Sii\-ei-i!iiiie in the first two 

 crosses. Mr. Holt has seleded his foundation 



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