APPENDIX 375 



Perfect 

 Score 

 Objections : Prominent hooks and sunken 

 quarters. 

 9. Tail. — Tail head strong and setting well forward, 



long and tapering to a full switch ... . 2 



10. Legs. — Short, straight, squarely placed, medium bone 3 



Objections : Hocks crooked ; legs placed too close 

 together. 



11. Fore udder. — Full and flexible, reaching well for- 



ward, extending down level with hind udder . 10 



12. Hind udder. — Pull and well up behind 10 



13. Teats. — Well placed, wide apart and of reasonably 



good size . 4 



Objections : Lack of development, especially 

 in forward udder. Udder too deep, "bottle 

 shaped " and teats too close together. Teats 

 unevenly placed and either too large or too small. 



14. Milk veins. — Of medium size, fuU, flexible, extending 



well forward, well retained within the body ; milk 

 wells of medium size .... 6 



15. Hide. — Loose, mellow, flexible, inclined to thickness, 



with a good full coat of soft hair . . . . 5 



Objections : Thin, papery skin or wiry hair. 



16. Condition. — Healthy ; moderate to liberal flesh 



evenly laid on ; glossy coat ; animal presented in 



good bloom .. . 10 



Perfection 100 



Bull 



Disqualifications. — Seurs, or any evidence whatever of a 

 horny growth on the head. Any white spots on body above 

 lower line or brush of tail. 



1 . Color. — Any shade of red. The switch of tail may be 



white, with some white running forward to the 

 navel. Nose of a clear flesh color. Interior of 

 ears should be of a yellowish, waxy color . . . 2 



Objections : An extreme dark or an extreme light 

 red is not desirable. A cloudy nose or one with 

 dark spots. 



2. Head. — Wide, strong and masculine, relatively short. 



Poll stronger and less prominent than in cow. 

 Ears of medium size and well carried ; eyes promi- 

 nent ; muzzle wide with large nostrils . . 12 



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