10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHOWYARD»
Discover the use of
showyard in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
showyard and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Flock Book of the Kent Or Romney Marsh Sheep
6 Showyard B 12 (B 3), bom : s. Showyard, 641, vol. 1. d. Garrington Ewe. s.
Garrington Ram. 3279 Showyard B 13 (B 5), bom 1896. s. Showyard, 641, vol. 1.
d. Garrington Ewe. s. Garrington Bam. 3280 Showyard B 14 (B 7), born 1896. s.
Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep-Breeders' Association, 1897
2
Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of ...
Sweeping Stands, :20. Fuel. Steam Engines. Motors. Traction Engines. Consigm'
ng Implements. Photographing in Showyard. Covered Booths. Exhibitors' and
Attendants' Tickets. Tickets to be filled up and signed. Tickets not Transferable.
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1908
3
THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE VOL. VI, JUNE ...
Monarch " was a bull of handsome proportions, and had the credit of being the
only animal that was ever placed before " Panmure " in a Showyard. " Monarch "
was mated with his half-sister, " Queen-Mother," and the produce was " Lola ...
4
The Rand at War, 1899-1902: The Witwatersrand and the ...
In Port Elizabeth, the showyard was turned into 'Smithville' and nearly 750 people
of all races lived there in tents. On the beaches of East London and Durban, tents
were erected to house families.2 With overcrowding came a change of ...
5
Introduction to Veterinary Genetics
In the past the showyard had played a large part in moulding our breeds of farm
animals. Criticism of this method have been made on the basis that selection has
tended to follow appearance rather than commercial qualities. However, the ...
6
The Quarterly Journal of Agriculture
... charge of the lots and the officials, would indicate the presence of at least
11,000 people within the showyard at one time, while perhaps a still greater
number had AGRICULTURAL SHOW AI ABERDEEN IN 1840. 411.
I should conceive that it was the only efi"ectual way of doing so, and of preventing
the showyard from being filled with idle boys,--so thought the managers of Lord
Somerville's show in London,--and I do not suppose that those, in general, who ...
8
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
Whitby, however, is not the first roarer that has taken a prize in a showyard ; and
although all interested in horse shows ought always to try and clear the yards of
hereditary cripples, malformations, and rotten constitutions, still, if all roarers had
...
9
The Quarterly Journal of Agriculture, Vol XI, 1841
... with the people that took charge of the lots and the officials, would indicate the
presence of at least 11,000 people within the showyard at one time, while
perhaps a still greater number had AGRICULTURAL SHOW AI ABERDEEN IN
1840.
10
A Century of Grant MacEwan: Selected Writings
Most showyard contestants have been Quarter Horses, simply because animals
of that breed seem to possess a special aptitude for western saddles and
stockwork,like Border Collies for sheep herding, and Cocker Spaniels for flushing
game ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHOWYARD»
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showyard is used in the context of the following news items.
Killer Queen is 2014 Sanday showyard champion
Sheep section judge at the Sanday show Brian Ridland, pictured on the right, presents the Best Animal in the Showyard rosette to Malcolm Lennie, of Seaview. «The Orcadian, Aug 14»
River Brent - Park Royal
It is said to have opened in March 1903 and closed by the June of that year – but a station called 'Royal showyard' on the site is shown on a a-A=Z from the early ... «Crosswhatfields?, Dec 12»
