TREATISE ON MILCH COWS. 



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side of the thighs. Now, whenever streaks of descending hair occur in tnis Ueld 

 of ascending hair, giving rise to lines of bristling hairs, this is to be looked upun 

 as an indication of imperfection or bastardy ; and the indication will be certain^ in 

 proportion to the size and extent of these blemishes in the escutcheon. Those 

 Bulls in which they do not occur, and whose escutcheons, at the same time that 

 they are free from these streaks, ascend high up, and are well developed and de- 

 fined ; every such Bull is to be deemed genuine, and may be relied upon for the 

 T^roduction of animals of the highest ord«r. 



TABLE IX. 



QTlje Baslarlt Con of tlje atvetal €laBate. 



iBt Olaaa. lat Class. 9d Olas*. 34 eia«*i 



Bastard Flanders Cow. Bastard Flanderti Cow. Butanl Selvage Coff. BaataidCnWeUne Cow. 



4th Class. 5«Ii Class. 6th Class. 7tb Class. 



Bastard Bicora Cow. Bastard Bem\john Cow. Bast'd Sq. Scatch. Cow. Bast. Limousine Cow, 



