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The Smithfield Club Prize Cattle-show, 1854. Creator: Unknown
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The Smithfield Club Prize Cattle-show, 1854. Creator: Unknown
The Smithfield Club Prize Cattle-show, 1854. Duke of Richmond's Southdowns: Gold Medal, Feeder; Silver Medal, Breeder. Duke of Rutland's Roan Ox: Gold and Silver Medals. Marquis of Exeter's Prize Leicester: Gold Medal, Feeder; Silver Medal, Breeder....In Short-Wools the Duke of Richmond earned the gold medal and prizes with a pen of very fine and very well got up South Downs...Among the Short-horn prizes Mr. Townley's white cow, No. 89, which carried off £20, is wonderfully perfect as a fat beast'. From "Illustrated London News", 1854
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This photograph print, titled 'The Smithfield Club Prize Cattle-show, 1854', showcases the excitement and grandeur of the agricultural competition held in London during the Victorian era. The image, published in the Illustrated London News, highlights the winners of the Short-Wools and Short-horn categories. The Duke of Richmond's Southdowns took the Gold Medal in the Short-Wools category, with a pen of fine and well-presented animals. The Duke's success was not limited to the Feeder and Breeder categories alone, as his livestock also stood out for their exceptional quality. Among the Short-horn prizes, Mr. Townley's white cow, number 89, with a winning bid of £20, is particularly noteworthy. The cow's flawless form and impressive size make it a standout among the competition. The Duke of Rutland's Roan Ox earned both the Gold and Silver Medals, adding to the prestige of the event. The Marquis of Exeter's Prize Leicester also claimed the Gold Medal in the Feeder and Breeder categories. This photograph print, created by an unknown artist, offers a glimpse into the rich history of agriculture and livestock trading during the 19th century. The intricate details of the animals and their proud handlers convey the importance of these competitions in shaping the farming industry and showcasing the best in livestock breeding.
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