Ulster Jersey Cattle Clubs Herds Competition.(Farming Life)

From: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland) | Date: November 12, 2003 | Copyright information

DAVID Jones, of the Bluestone Herd in Lancashire, judged the Ulster Jersey Cattle Clubs annual herds competition.

Mr Jones spent three days in Northern Ireland visiting the club members herds. He was full of praise for the quality of animals he inspected.

Results were as follows:

Best youngstock: 1 Fleming Family; 2 Brady Family; 3 Arthur Maginnis.

Best aged cow over 10 years: 1 Fleming Family (Mooncrest Imperial Lady); 2 Miss Louise Ro...

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