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The American

Kerry and Dexter Cattle

Herd Book

Volu

me

Containing All Registrations and Transfers

up to and including

December 31, 1920

Published by

The American Kerry and Dexter Cattle Club

CHARLES S. PLUMB, Secretary-Treasurer
Columbus. Ohio

COLUMBUS, OHIO:

The F. J. Hber Printing Co.
1921

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PAGE

Preface 7

An historical sketch of the Club P

The introduction of the Kerry to America 11

The rules of the Club 17

Scales of points for the Kerry 25

Registrations of Kerries 27

Transfers of Kerries ,. 45

Scales of points for the Dexter 48

Registrations of Dexters 50

Transfers of Dexters 118

List of Kerry and Dexter breeders 130

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MEMBERSHIP IN THE AMERICAN KERRY AND
DEXTER CATTLE CLUB.

(To December 31, 1920.)

BuscH. August A.. St. Louis. Missoui
Carnochan, G. M.. New City, New York
Castlegould Estate. Port Washington, New York
Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky
Gregg, Cecil D., St. Louis, Missouri
Guggenheim. Daniel. Port Washington, New York
Hamlin, B. Nason, Boston, Massachusetts
Hill. James N., 20 Nassau St., New York City
Ingalls, Miss Gladys. Hot Springs, Virginia
Moore. Mrs. Clarence, Washington, D. C.
Oak Hill Estate. Uniontown, Pennsylvania
Plumb. Charles S.. Columbus, Ohio
Radford, Charles W., Oshkosh, Wisconsin
RoDGERS, F. J., San Francisco, California
Stevens, F. E., Glens Falls, New York
White. A. N.. Greenfield, New Hampshire

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PREFACE.

This tirst volume of the American Kerry and Dexter Cattle
Club contains all entries and transfers up to December 31, 1920,
inclusive. This record is as follows :

Kerry bulls 16

Kerry cows 61

Total 77

Dexter bulls 63

Dexter cows 260

Total 323

Grand total 400

Total transfers of Kerry and Dexter cattle 130

It is desirable to call attention to the fact that no Kerry
cattle have been registered since 1916, and no active interest at
this time is being manifested in the breed, notwithstanding its
undoubted merit. It may also be appropriate to state that com-
paratively few registrations are being made of Dexter cattle, and
unless the few breeders we now have manifest more activity in
promoting the breed, it will be many years before enough regis-
trations will be available to justify publishing a second volume.

Charles S. Plumb,

Secretary-Treasu rer.
Columbus, Ohio.
April, 1 92 1.

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AN HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE AMERICAN KERRY
AND DEXTER CATTLE CLUB.

For some years a number of herds of Kerry and Dexter
Cattle had existed in America. Finally the interest in these
breeds developed to such an extent that an organization to pro-
mote their interests, and care for their registration and transfer
was thought a necessity. During the year 1910, Prof. C. S.
Plumb, of the Ohio State University, sought by correspondence
to ascertain something of the ownership and size of Kerry and
Dexter herds in x\merica, and addressed letters to every person
of whom he could learn owning these cattle. Less than 20
herds were located, but some of these were large and were
actively engaged in development. In response to the request for
views on forming an organization, the sentiment was very much
in favor of doing this.

It was not thought expedient to have a called meeting,
owing to the small number of persons owning these cattle,
and their wide distribution over the country. Consequently
those breeders interested, effected an organization by means of
correspondence and a mail vote. A temporary list of officers
necessary for the transaction of business was suggested and
these were balloted on by mail, in July, 191 1, with the follow-
ing results :

President' — G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Vice President — C. H. Berryman, Mgr. Elmendorf Farm.
Lexington, Ky.

Secretary-Treasurer — C. S. Plumb. Columbus, Ohio.

Executive Committee — G. M. Carnochan. C. H. Berryman.
C. S. Plumb, Maurice Molloy, Agt. Castlegould, Port Wash-
ington, New York ; and B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Mass.

These officers were elected to serve until the membership
could be represented in regular meeting at some future time,
when conditions would permit a more formal organization. At
the time of the election of officers. Articles of Association were
adopted by mail vote, which will be found on page 17.

A feature of publicity regarding Kerry and Dexter Cattle
was undertaken by the secretary, in publishing bulletins from
time to time, containing material of interest concerning these

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breeds, as well as answering inquiries from correspondents.
Up to November 1920, nine bulletins of uniform character^
were published. Bulletin No. i is dated October, 191 1, and
Bulletin No. 9 is dated November, 1920. These have been more
or less freely distributed and should have served a useful pur-
pose. It is unfortunate that funds have never been available
for promoting these breeds into greater publicity.

Just what the future of the Club is to be remains to be
seen. Present conditions cannot long continue. An official or-
ganization and election of officers must take place through a
cooperative movement of the breeders, otherwise the present
so-called Club must go out of existence. The one now acting as
secretary feels that with the publication of this herd book, he has
about completed his task, and that some one else should now
assume the responsibility of the office. Careful records have
been kept of all registrations and transfers, and a cash book in
detail shows the financial transactions of the Club. All records
are in shape to be placed in other hands that may be willing to
look after Kerry and Dexter interests in America.

Charles S. Plumb,

Secretary-TreasitreJ'.

THE INTRODUCTION OF THE KERRY TO AMERICA.

Bv Charles S. Plumb.

Comparatively little has been published concerning the Kerry
or Dexter breeds of cattle, especially in America. Undoubtedly
until recently, they were regarded as one and the same breed.
The earliest record that the writer has discovered of the intro-
duction of Kerry cattle to America, is a statement by Reuben
Haines, of Germantown, Pennsylvania, in the Memoirs of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society, published in 1824, in which
he states that he had "imported from Ireland the celebrated
Kerry cow."

Mr. Sanford Howard of Boston, Mass. was probably one of
the first importers of the Kerry to America. He visited Ireland
in 1858 and 1859, and made an importation for Arthur W.
Austin of West Roxbury, Mass. In an address before the
Norfolk County Agricultural Society, Mr. Howard in 1859 <^^is-
cussed the subject of cattle breeding. On this occasion inter-
esting reference was made to his observations in Ireland, as
applied to the Kerry. Said Mr. Sanford, quoting from the
Report of the Mass. Board of Agriculture for 1859:

"The Kerry breed belongs to the county of that name in
Ireland, or more especially to the mountainous portion of that
county, where they have probably existed coeval with the present
race of human inhabitants. They are very different from the
cattle which occupy the lower and more fertile sections of the
island — the latter, as has already been observed, belonging to
the Longhorn tribe, of large size, the horns drooping, sometimes
crossing each other beneath the lower jaw. The Kerries, on
the other hand, are small, with horns of medium length, rising,
and generally somewhat spreading. The color ranges from
black to brindled and red. sometimes with a little white, but
black is the prevailing color, and is preferred as denoting the
nearest affinity with the original type. The Kerry cow has
always been considered remarkable as a milker. Youatt says
'she is emphatically the poor man's cow ; hardy, living every-
where, yielding, for her size, abundance of milk of good quality.'
Milburn says, *she is a treasure to the cottage farmer — so hardy
that she will live where other cattle starve. She is a perfect

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machine for converting the coarsest cattle-food into rich and
nutritious milk and butter.'

"In 1858, and also in 1859, I visited the native country of
the Kerry cattle, chiefly for the purpose of learning their char-
acteristics, and purchasing some to send to America. I found
the cattle somewhat smaller than I had supposed them to be.
but evidently very useful in that locality — living where no other
dairy cattle that I have ever seen could live. In several in-
stances they were met with at elevations of 1,500 to 2,000 feet
above the sea, sharing with the goat the wild herbage of the
mountainside. As illustrating their hardiness, the following
incident is given : A man led me up a mountain glen to see
a lot of three-year-old heifers he had grazing there. It appeared
a mystery to me how the cattle could get round and over the
rough rocks, and obtain a subsistence, even in summer. Having
noticed that the man had several stacks of hay down in the
valley, where was the rude habitation which he called his home,
I asked him if he was going to take the Kerry cattle there for
the winter. He replied, 'No, the hay is for the lowland cattle
and the ponies.' He had just been telling of the deep snows
which sometimes fall in the mountains, and I asked what the
cattle would do in such cases. He said, 'The snow generally
softens after a day or two, and the cattle can zvork through it.'

"It is difficult to estimate the weight of these cattle, com-
pared with others, from what I have seen of them. They are
generally large bodied in proportion to their height, their legs
being short, and the shank-bone very small. Their heads are
generally handsome and the countenance lively, but with a mild
expression. The best of them are decidedly attractive in their
appearance. When taken to the low country and supplied with
plenty of nutritious food, they become more bulky, but I had
no opportunity to see what would be the effect of breeding them
for several generations in a milder climate and on a better soil.

"I could not generally obtain reliable statements in regard
to the yield of milk or butter of these cows. In several instances
where they were kept, in the low country, it was stated that
they would give, per day, ten imperial quarts of milk, which
would afford a pound of butter — certainly a large product, con-
sidering the size of the animal. It is stated that Mr. Crosby,
of Ardfert Abbey, near Tralee, obtained in his herd, ranging
for seven years in succession, from 28 to 80 cows, mostly Kerries,
an average of 1,952 quarts of milk in a year, which yielded a
pound of butter to eight quarts — or 244 lbs. per cow annually,
and that one pure Kerry cow in the herd gave 2,725 quarts of
milk in ten months.

INTRODUCTION OF THE KERRY TO AMERICA. I3

*'I purchased for Arthur W. Austin, Esq.. five two-year-
old Kerry heifers and a bull of the same breed, which arrived
here after a very long and boisterous passage, in November
last. The bull, however, was so much exhausted, that he died
a few days after his arrival. The others are at Mr. Austin's
farm in West Roxbury, and are doing well. Another Kerry
bull has been ordered for Mr. Austin, which it is hoped will
reach here in June next, so that through Mr. Austin's exertions
it is believed the breed will be fairly introduced, and subjected
to such thorough trials as will settle the question in regard to
their usefulness here."

In i860, the committee on cattle of the Norfolk County
Agricultural Society reported as follows :

"The most prominent among the cattle brought to our
notice, were those of the Kerry breed — one bull and seven
heifers — imported by Arthur W. Austin, of West Roxbury,
from the county of Kerry. Ireland. They are probably the
first genuine specimens of the breed ever exhibited in this
country, and many persons regarded them with curious eyes.
In consequence of the loss of the bull first imported by Mr.
Austin, he obtained another. 'Mountaineer,' which, with tw^o
heifers, arrived in July last. The five heifers of the previous
importation are believed to be now in calf by this bull, and
are expected to come to milk in x\pril next. They have gained
remarkably since their arrival, averaging an increase in girth
of nearly an inch a month for the first year. Their indications
for dairy purposes are all that could be expected from the high
reputation of the breed. The bull is beautifully shaped — the
forehead broad, the eyes large and full, the muzzle open, the
upper and lower lines of the bcKly almost straight — while his
thick, furry coat and elastic hide, indicate at once an ability
to endure a severe climate and to thrive rapidly."

In 1862, Mr. Austin submitted a statement regarding his
Kerries, under the date of January 14, this being to the local
agricultural society. This report was as follows :

'T often had the milk measured during the past summer,
and found it did not go below 60 quarts a day for five heifers
of the first importation. On the 31st of May, the five alluded
to, having in that month produced their first calves, gave 60^
quarts, or an average of 12 quarts each. On the 14th of June
the same five gave 6234 quarts." Three of them gave a fraction
over 14 quarts each. I weighed the morning's milk, and the 31 §
quarts, wine measure, weighed 6y}i lbs. Of the two last im-
ported heifers, one is fully equal to either of those of the first
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and having given with her first calf over lo qts. per day during
the summer. I do not think the other one comes up to the
standard, but she holds out well and giyes rich milk. The milk
of all of them is of the first quality as to richness. Butter is ob-
tained from the cream in a very short time. Late in October
it required less than five minutes churning, by the clock, to
bring the butter. A lady who sends for six quarts once a week
and who has had much experience, pronounces the production
of cream marvelo.us. She says she skims it several times over.
I have had excellent milkers of different breeds, and have
always been particular as to quality more than quantity; but I
obtain from these Kerry heifers as large a quantity of milk as
could reasonably be expected, considering their size and age ;
and the quality certainly surpasses, on the average, any milk
it has been my fortune to see. I have now, besides the im-
ported stock, three pure bred bulls, which will be a year old
in the spring and summer of 1862, three pure-blood heifers
and one steer of the same age, one half-blood Kerry and Shet-
land steer, and three half-blood Kerry heifers. All have im-
proved wonderfully under my winter regimen. We think all
the imported heifers are in calf to Mountaineer, who is in fine
condition."

Mr. San ford Howard contributed an article on "The Kerry
Breed of Cattle," to the Report of the United States Commis-
sioner of Agriculture for the year 1862. This article contains
some descriptive matter regarding the breed and conditions un-
der which it is kept in Ireland, rather similar to that above
credited to him in the Massachusetts report. He calls attention
in this article to two subjects not mentioned by him elsewhere
that are of interest. He comments on the increase in size of
the cattle kept in America. Their growth for the first year
was very rapid. When he bought the first five two-year-old
heifers, their girth was only four feet, five inches to four feet,
six inches. He says, 'T measured two of them a few days
since, and found their girth five feet and five feet, six inches,
although, from having been pretty well milked down during
the season, they are in only middling condition."

"The purchase of these cattle in Ireland to come to Amer-
ica," says Mr. Howard, "attracted considerable attention. The
fact was noted in several newspapers, and while the cattle were
in Liverpool, many persons called to see them. Singular as
it may seem, but few people in England had ever seen a speci-
men of the breed. How much this purchase has had to do in
bringing the Kerries into general notice, I cannot say ; but it is
certain that attention has, within a year or two, been more

INTRODUCTION OF THE KERRY TO AMERICA. I5

turned to them than ever before. EngHsh papers state that
Baron Rothschild has sent a large number to his Australian
possessions, the first lot of 50 heifers having been shipped a
little more than a year ago. They are also attracting much
more attention in England, as is shown by the special prizes
offered for them by the Royal Agricultural Society, and the
favorable comment made on those exhibited at its shows."

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

of the

AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE CLUB.

Organization.

1. This organization shall be called the American Kerry
and Dexter Cattle Clnb.

Membership.

2. The membership fee shall be ten dollars ($10.00).
State Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations shall be
regarded as honorary members, without voting privileges, but
with membership fees.

Purpose.

3. The purpose of this club shall be to promote the breed-
ing of pure bred Kerry or Dexter cattle in America, by dis-
semination of information concerning these cattle ; keeping a
record of registration and transfer of individual pure bred
animals; publishing a herd registry or other information of
importance : and protecting the integrity of Kerry and Dexter
pedigrees in America so far as possible.

Foundation Stock.

4. (a) Any animal imported from Ireland or England up
to January ist, 191 2, from ancestry registered in the Royal
Dublin Society's Kerry and Dexter Herd Book or in the English
Kerry and Dexter Cattle Society Herd Book, by which a con-
nected registration record may be shown. (b) Also up to
January ist, 1912, any animal of Kerry or Dexter breeding,
from unregistered ancestry in America, that properly certified
evidence shows to have come or descended from stock of pure
Kerry or Dexter breeding, imported from Ireland or England.
( c) Also, up to January ist, 1912, of any animal imported from
Ireland or England of Kerry or Dexter breeding, of which cer-
tified evidence is given, yet not from registered ancestry.

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Pedigree Stock.

5. After January ist, 1912, no cattle shall be registered by
this Club, excepting those of registered ancestry in America,
and those imported, that are registered in the Royal Dublin or
EngHsh Kerry and Dexter Societies books. To be eligible for
registry by this Club, the sire and dam must have l^een regis-
tered and made a matter of record on the books.

Registration and Transfer.

6. Kerry Cattle will be kept classified by themselves, and
Dexter cattle likewise, each forming an independent group.
The product of a cross of Kerry and Dexter blood shall be re-
garded as a cross bred and ineligible for registration.

7. Printed forms for registration and transfer will be fur-
nished by the Secretary free of charge. All applications for
registry of imported animals must be accompanied bv Govern-
ment certificates of importation and certificates from the Secre-
tary of either the Royal Dublin or English registry societies,
unless as provided for under Foundation Stock.

Registry and Transfer Fees.

8. The regular fee for registration to members of the
Club shall be one dollar ($1.00). Non-member's fee two dol-
lars, ($2.00). All registrations of cattle calved after January
ist, 1912, shall be made within 365 days of calving, or be sub-
ject to an excess penalty for registration of five dollars addi-
tional to the usual fee.

9. The transfer fee for members shall be twenty-five
cents, for non-members, fifty cents, and the seller shall pay
cost of transfer certificate, and furnish the same to buyer un-
less otherwise agreed upon. All fees for transfer will be
doubled, if delayed filing with the Secretary over 90 days fol-
lowing the sale.

TO. The Secretary is directed to issue no certificates or
transfers until the payments for the same have been received
at the ofiice of the Club. Exception to this rule, however, may
be made in the case of State or Government Institutions, where
authority to furnish registry certificate or transfer has been
officially made.

Publications.

II. This Club shall publish from time to time, as funds
may permit, a herd register, and any literature of an educa-
tional character that will aid in placing the merits of Kerry and
Dexter cattle before the public.

INFORMATION CONCERNING THE HISTORY, CHAR-
ACTERISTICS, DISTRIBUTION, ETC., OF KERRY
AND DEXTER CATTLE.

[Reproduced from the revised edition of ""Types and Breeds of Farm
Animals." bv Charles S. Plumb. Published bv Ginn & Company, Boston.
Mass.]

THE KERRY.

The native home of Kerry cattle is in southwestern Ire-
land in the county of Kerry. This is one of the wildest and
most picturesque sections of Ireland, with mountains rising above
three thousand feet and with the famous Killarney lakes in the
setting. The climate is moist and fairly temperate. Agricul-
tural conditions are inferior.

The origin of the Kerry is as uncertain as that of other
British breeds. From time immemorial it has been bred in
Ireland, where it is known as the *'poor man's cow." The
opinion of British students is that this is a descendant from the
smaller type of aboriginal cattle of that country, of the same
character' as the dark-colored cattle of Britain. Nothing more
is known. The development of the breed has mainly rested with
the Irish farmers or tenants, who keep but small herds.

The introduction of the Kerry to America was probably
first made in 1859 ^Y Sanford Howard of Boston, Massachusetts,
who imported for Arthur W. Austin a bull and five two-year-old
heifers. In i860 he imported a second bull, the first having died,
and two heifers. Since that period Kerry cattle have been im-
ported to the United States in a small way up to about 191 5.

Characteristics of Kerry cattle. This is a distinct dairy
type breed, with the following special characteristics: The color
should always be a solid black, with no white on the body in
case of the bull ; with the cow a slight amount of white on the
udder or underline, while undesirable, does not disqualify. The
lean head of the cow carries upstanding, slender white horns
with black tips, which often turn back ; the bull's horns are
shorter than those of the cow, but are commonly erect, with the
tips turned back. The neck is slender and long, the imthers
fine, the back strong and well carried, the depth of body only
moderate, the runif^ tending to be somewhat sloping, the thighs
muscular, and the legs slender and comparatively long. The

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udder is frequently large for the size of the cow, but tends to
have a poor front development. In size the Kerry is one of the
small breeds, and when in breeding condition the bull should not
weigh over one thousand pounds nor the cow over nine hundred
pounds. The temperament oi the Kerry is distinctly nervous,
yet, when well cared for, these cattle are quiet and easily
handled.

The matuiring characteristics of Kerry cattle are second-
ary. As bred in Ireland, due to inferior care, they are slow to
develop, producing the first calf later than other breeds. This
slowness of maturity is overcome to a considerable degree under
proper conditions of care and feeding, and in America earlier
maturity may be expected than in Ireland.

The hardy character of Kerry cattle is one of its dis-
tinctive features. During the entire year it is necessary for the
Irish cotter's cow to adapt herself to conditions of privation,
including the inclemency of winter. No breed has a more robust
constitution or is less subject to common diseases than is the
Kerry.

The prepotency of Kerry cattle is very marked. Being
of an ancient breed, long bred pure, it transmits its color and
physical characteristics in a marked degree.

The Kerry in crossbreeding is essentially of value in im-
proving common dairy stock. Kerry bulls from high producing
dams, bred to ordinary cows, should result in heifers showing
a uniformly black color and capable of producing a good yield
of superior milk at minimum cost.

The grazing value of the Kerry is very high. This breed
has been developed under adverse food conditions and thrives
on comparatively poor rations. It w^ell serves the purpose of
furnishing the poor Irish laborer a maximum of return for a
minimum of expenditure.

The Kerry as a milk producer ranks well, considering her
size and cost of production. Messrs. William and James McDon-
ald, reporting on the Kerry cattle shown at the Paris Exposition
in 1878, state that twelve quarts of milk daily during the season
and from six to seven pounds of butter a week are the estimated
yield of a Kerry cow, and that cows have been known to give
sixteen quarts every day for some time after calving. Only in
recent years have any systematic efforts been made to keep milk
or butter-fat records of these cows. In 1905 Professor James
Long wrote as follows, relative to official trials :^

1 Agricultural Gazette. London. August 21, IPOo.

INFuRMATI'>X CON'CERMNG KERRY AND DKXTER CATTLE. 21

If we take the milking trials at the National Dairy Show at Islington,
and travel over a number of years, we find that in one year eight Kerries
averaged •)<) pounds, or more than 3>^ gallons of milk per day, this milk
containing o.oo per cent fat. In another year twelve Kerries averaged
25^ pounds of milk per day. this milk containing the large proportion of
4.33 per cent of fat. while the solids not fat reached 9.2 per cent. Again,
in a third year, seven Kerries averaged 33^ pounds of milk, containing
3.(>9 per cent fat. In two other years the averages of ten cows in each
year were 27,!.'4 pounds of milk and 33 pounds of milk, the fat percentage
in one case 4.3{i and in the oiher 4.2(>.

In official tests in 1916 and 191 7 in Ireland, under the super-
vision of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruc-
tion for Ireland, records ranged from 4812 pounds of milk as a
minimum to 8124 pounds as a maximum yield, forty-five weeks
being the extreme period of lactation. The butter-fat percentage
ranged from 3.4 to 4.9, the average being 4 per cent. From
what the author has seen of these cattle in Ireland he believes
the Kerry to be a milk-producing breed of much promise under
a judicious system of breeding and selection.

The distribution of the Kerry is not general ; even in Ire-
land, where it is best known, the Shorthorn is the leading breed.
There are a number of excellent Kerry herds in England, but
very few of these cattle have been imported to America. There
are small herds in Australia and South Africa. In the United
States the principal herds are in New York, Missouri, and
Minnesota.

Organizations for the promotion of Kerry cattle have
been in existence for some years. In 1887 a register was started
in Ireland by the owners of the Fanners' Gazette of Dublin,
which was taken over by the Royal Dublin Society after the
publication of three volumes of herdbooks. In 1890 this society
issued the first volume of the "Kerry and Dexter Herdbook,"
and has continued doing so up to date. Seventeen volumes of
the Irish herdbook have been published, containing the total
entry up to 19 18 of 871 Kerry bulls and 2658 cows. An English
Kerry and Dexter Cattle Society, with headquarters in London,
was established in 1892 and has published eighteen herdbooks,
containing a total entry to 191 7 inclusive of 392 Kerry bulls
and 2098 cows. In 1917 an Irish Kerry and Dexter Cattle
Society was organized in Ireland to promote the welfare of the
breed. In 191 1 an American Kerry and Dexter Cattle Club was
organized, but thus far has published no herdbook. Up to 1920
but 16 bulls and 61 cows have been recorded, and to this date
no important herd of Kerry cattle has been established in the
United States.

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The Dexter breed of cattle is an offshoot from the Kerry
and, while classed with the Kerry in the first edition of this
book, is properly a separate and distinct breed. The offspring
from a Kerry and Dexter cross is regarded by each Kerry and
Dexter herdbook association as a true crossbred and ineligible
for registration.

THE DEXTER.

The native home of the Dexter is in the southern part of
Ireland and in the same region as that of the Kerry.

The origini of the Dexter is quite obscure. The common
assumption has been that this breed is a cross between the Kerry
and some other breed, perhaps the Devon. The opinion ex-
pressed by Professor James Wilson is that this is a short-legged
ofifshoot from the Kerry, due to crossing with the Devon. It
has also been repeatedly claimed that a '*Mr. Dexter.'' who at
one time was agent of Lord Hawarden, is responsible for this
Irish breed, which for some time was known as the Dexter-
Kerry, but which now is classed by organizations promoting
these cattle in Great Britain and America as a distinct and
separate breed from the Kerry.

The introduction of the Dexter to America probably oc-
curred long ago, when no discrimination was made between
Kerry and Dexter in importations. Perhaps two liundred Dex-
ters were imported to the United States between 1910 and 191 5,
a large percentage of which were brought over by Elmendorf
Farm of Kentucky, Howard Gould of New York, and James
J, Hill of Minnesota, none of whom are now maintaining herds
of these cattle.

The characteristics of the Dexter. In Great Britain the
Dexter is regarded as a diminutive dual-purpose breed, although
in the United States the beef side is given scant consideration.
The essential characteristics are found in the head, short legs,
small size, and color. The head is old-fashioned in a degree,
tending towards plainness and crowned with more or less black-
tipped, upright horns. The head of the bull is burlv and short
and the horns often extend* directly out to each si'ie and then
make a wide curve forward and upward, with considerable
spare between the tii^s. The neck is moderately short and mus-
cular, the zvithcrs show a dual-purpose thickness, the hack is-
unusuallv strongly supported, the depth of body and digestive
caoacitv is comparativelv great, the /a/7 head is often prominent,
the hind quarters suggest the dual-purpose type (more especially
with the bull), the legs are very short, and the udder on mature
cows frequently indicates great capacity for animals of such
small size.

IXFURMATION CUXCEKMNc; KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE. 2T,

The color of the Dexter is very generally a solid black,
although pure re<ls are also recognized and are not uncommon.
The Irish regard either color as of equal merit. White marks
are permissible on the udder and on the belly up to the navel,
though not outside of the flanks. The brush of the tail may
also contain more or less white. No white markings are favored
on the bull, although a slight amount on the scrotum or sheath
will not disqualify. The horns are usually white with black
tips, while the hoofs and nose may be either white or dark as
the animal is red or black.

The size of the Dexter places it among the smallest of
British breeds. In mature form the standard weights are 900
pounds as a maximum for the bull and Soo for the cow when
in breeding condition. Some very beautiful specimens of cows
that scarcely weigh over 500 pounds are seen at British shows.
One of the noted bulls of the breed — La Mancha Union Jack —
stood only about 38 inches high and probably weighed less than
500 pounds. In view of the fact that the Dexter has largely
been sought on account of its diminutive size the tendency among
breeders has been to emnhasize that feature. Where breeding
if conducted under conditions of plenty there is a tendency
towards increase in size.

The hardy character of the Dexter is one of its outstand-
ing features. Tn its native home, like the Kerry, it lives largely
in the open, under rather rigorous conditions, and tubercular
and other diseases due to close housing are quite uncommon.

The crossbred Dexter, especially with beef stock, meets
with much favor in the P)ritish market. The use of Aberdeen-
.Angus or Shorthorn bulls on Dexter cows has produced^ some
very beautiful small carcasses of beef. The author has seen
some of these crosses in Ireland which, although small, rep-
resented high-class beef animals, indicating very superior kill-
ing quality. So hisfhlv is this kind of cross-breeding regarded
in England that special classes for these small carcasses are pro-
vided at the Smithfield Club Fat Stock Show.

The Dexter as a milk producer has considernble merit.
There are mnny records for tlir^-e little cows, of .'OOO to 6000
pounds of milk produced within a vear ?n'1 thi«: on iust ordinary
care In Ireland, however, official testing of Dexte'* cows ha«;
only just bee:un. Durine the vear^ 1016 a^d iot7 twentv-four
cows were under test as supervised by the Department of Agri-
culture and Technical Instruction for Ireland, covering periods
of lactation ranging from thirty-three to forty-five weeks. The
smallest annual yield was 4555 pounds during a period of thirty-
six weeks, testing an average of 4.1 per cent fat, while the largest

24 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

yield was 8124 pounds during forty-five weeks, testing 3.7 per
cent fat. The Castlegould herd of Howard Gould in New York
State produced a number of excellent records, one cow — Slane
Clara — having a record of 9046 pounds, testing 4.26 per cent fat.
Dexter milk averages about 4 per cent fat.

The prices paid for Dexter cattle are comparatively small.
As the breed is quite limited in number the demand is also lim-
ited. These cattle may be bought in Ireland for approximately
$150 a head, with a fair selection at this price, although show
animals naturally command a higher figure. While x\mericans
have imported several hundred Dexters, as a rule the prices paid
have been modest. In a pamphlet on these cattle published by
the Kerry and Dexter Cattle Society of Ireland in 191 8 it is
stated that the prices vary from $125 to $350, according to age
and quality.

The distribution of the Dexter extends over Ireland, with
a few select herds in England. The 1918 volume of the English
Kerry and Dexter herdbook records thirty-one herds in England.
Dexter cattle have been exported to South Africa, Australia,
and other British colonies. A number of herds are kept in
Canada. In 19 19 there were Dexter herds in Vermont. New
York, Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Min-
nesota.

The official promotion of Dexter cattle is supervised by
several associations. Tlic Farmers' Gazette of "Dublin, Ireland,
instituted a herdbook, the first volume of which appeared in
1887. Later the Royal Dublin Society took over this work and
since 1890 has published the records. The English Kerry and
Dexter Cattle Society was founded in 1892 and up to 19 19 has
issued nineteen herdbooks, which show a total of 639 bulls and
2544 cows registered. In 1917 there was organized at Killarney,
Ireland, the Kerry and Dexter Cattle Society of Ireland "to
maintain the purity and promote the breeding of Kerry and
Dexter cattle in Ireland." The xA^merican Kerry and Dexter
Cattle Club, organized in July, 191 1, serves the purpose of regis-
tration and transfer and aims to promote the welfare of the
breed. Up to IQ20 the club has registered fifty-five males and
two hundred and forty-six females.

Fig. 1. Kerry bull, "La Mancha My Mistake," owned by Mr. R. Tait
Robertson, Malahide, Ireland.

Photograph by C. S. Plumb.

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iiM- ■- fe ^

Fig. 2. Kerry cow. "Gort Daint\'" -'.d (l-^7!») |.)4S(i]. JMrst prize and
winner of Blythwood Bowl, Royal Dul)lin Society Show, 1})1;>.

Photograph by C. S. Plumb.

A BRITISH STANDARD FOR THE KERRY.

The following description is taken from Volume XX for
1919, of the English Kerry and Dexter Herd Book. The scale
of points following the description is from the same source.

The cow should be long, level and deep, her color black,
her head long and fine ; her horns fine at base, mottled or white
tipped with black, upright and cocked ; her eye soft and promi-
nent ; her bone fine ; her coat in summer like satin, in winter
long and thick ; her udder should be soft and large, but not
fleshy, protruding well under the belly, the teats being placed
square and well apart, the milk veins prominent and large ; the
tail should be well put on, and have at the end long, fine, black
hair. The Kerry cow should not weigh over 900 pounds live
weight, when in breeding condition.

Note: A small amount of white on the udder and underline not to
disqualify.

The bull should be whole black without a white hair ; should
have a long head, wide between the eyes, of masculine character,
throat clean, horns medium length, mottled or white with black
tips, turning backwards ; withers fine ; back straight from withers
to setting on of tail, which should be long, fine, tipped with
black hairs. The Kerry bull should not weigh over 1000 pounds
live weight when in breeding condition.

Scale of Points of Kerry Cow.

Gen. formation and character, head, horns and hair 8<i points

Udder, size, shape, situation of teats, milk veins and

escutcheon, etc 40 points

Quality and touch 1-0 points

Color 20 points

Perfect 100 points

Scale of Points of Kerry Bull.

General formation and character 25 points

Head, horns and hair 2-") points

Quality and touch 20 points

Color .30 point'^

Perfect 100 points

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REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY BULLS.

Note: All numbers in parentheses, as for example (1165), are of
the English herd book. Those in brackets, as [646], are of the Royal
Dublin Society herd book. The use of parenthesis or bracket will always
show whether the animal is registered in England or Ireland.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK CROW 4.

Calved March 22, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Ptarmigan [646] .

Dam: Hardwick Prudence (1165).

Breeder unknown. Imported in dam.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan. New City, New York.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK HAWK 3.

Calved February 10, 19 10.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam : Cairnsmuir Blackbird.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK JACK 2.

Calved September 16, 1909.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Ptarmigan [646J.

Dam: Hardwick Ivy III Oi54)-

Breeder unknown : imported in dam.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK MARK 8.

Calved May 26. 1909.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam: ]\Iangerton Marian (1107).

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner: F. J. Rodgers. San Francisco. California.

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CAIRNSMUIR BLACK ROMEO 5.

Calved July i6, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam : Cairnsmuir Black Princess.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan.

FIRST EARL 7. IMPORTED.

Calved April 22^ 1909.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Vady Sheen (183).

Dam: Ormeau Buttercup [3498] (1258).

Breeder : The Earl of Shaftsbury, Belfast Castle, Ireland.

Owner : Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer : B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

JERRY REID 6.

Calved February 15, 1905.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: Whitelaw Reid ; Purchase, New York.

Ow^ner : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

LA MANCHA BLACK PRINCE 10 (220). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.
Color : entirely black.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder : unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society by inspection.

LA MANCHA SAMBO IL IMPORTED.

Calved August 28, 1909.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: King Rurie f.s881.

Dam: La Mancha San Toy (1223).

Breeder : R. Tait Robertson, Malahide, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY BULLS.

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LA MANCHA TCM TIT 9 (222). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.
Color: entirely black.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder : unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society by inspection.

MIKE KERRY 15.

Calved April 15, 1912.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam : Rose Ambler 3d, 14.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, Xew York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

OHIO BOGNUT 14.

Calved December 22, 1911.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Ohio Gilbert 13.

Dam : Bognut of Waddington 49.

Breeder: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Owner: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, Xew York.

OHIO GILBERT 13.

Calved September 9, 1909.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Sir Gilbert Jr. 12.

Dam: Walton Blackberry.

Breeder: Waddington Farm, Elm Grove, \\'est A'irginia.

Owner: Ohio State Universitv, Columbus, Ohio.

PADDY BOGNUT 16.

Calved April 12, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Maggie Ambler 15.

l)reeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, Xew York.

Owner. W. Shriner. Hector, Xew York.

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SAM BOGNUT 15.

Calved June 9, 191 5.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Ohio Bognut 15.

Dam: Biddy 51.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

SIR GILBERT JR. 12. IMPORTED.

Calved April 28, 1907.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Walton Topazalite (168).

Dam: Walton Greeting [3286] (783).

Breeder: Lady Greenall, Warrington, England.

Owner : Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Importer: F. S. Peer, Ithaca, New York, Sept. 12, 1906.

WALTON BRIDEGROOM 1. IMPORTED.

Calved November 28, 1907.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Rajah (153).

Dam: Walton Bride (882).

Breeder: Lady Greenall, Warrington, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New Citv, New York.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS.

BIDDY 51.

Calved September 3, 191 2.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam : Rose Ambler 1 1 .

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

BLACK PEARL 55.

Calved June 20, 1913.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Cairnsmuir Black Romeo 5.

Dam : Cairnsmuir Black May 8.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner : Herbert L. Satterlee, New York Citv.

BLUEBELL 21 (1320). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.

Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of Lady Greenall. Warring-
ton. England.

Owner: Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer: B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society by inspection.

BOGNUT OF WADDINGTON 49.

Calved August 8. 1907.

Color : body black ; white spot each side udder ; some white

hairs in switch.
Sire: Walton Rajah (153).
Dam: Walton Bognut (880).
Breeder: Waddington Farm, Elm Grove, W. \^a.
Owner: Ohio State University. Columbus. Ohio.

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BUTTERCUP 19 (1315). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.

Color: body black; white spot on udder; switch grayish.
Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown ; bought of Lady Greenall, Warring-
ton, England.
Owner: Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.
Importer : B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK BABY 5.

Calved June i, 1906.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Cairnsmuir Blackamoor.

Dam: La Mancha Coronet 2.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City. New York.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK BUTTERCUP 29.

Calved January 16, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam : Cairnsmuir Black Baby 5.

Breeder : G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner: F. J. Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK CAP 3.

Calved summer 1904.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: unknown.

Dam: La Mancha Evening Star i (585).

Breeder: unknown. Imported in dam.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK JENNIE 28.

Calved July 3, 1909.

Color: body black; udder black and white.

Sire: Cairnsmuir Blackamoor.

Dam : Cairnsmuir Blackcap 3.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Owner: F. J. Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS. 33

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK JULIET 30.

Calved July 13, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam : Cairnsmuir Blackcap 3.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, New City. New York.

Owner: F. J. Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK MAY 8.

Calved August 11, 1907.

Color : body black ; udder black and white.

Sire : Cairnsmuir Blackamoor.

Dam: La Mancha Springtime (517J.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, Xew City, Xew York.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK PLUM 10.

Calved February 10, 19 10.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Walton Bridegroom i (202).

Dam : Cairnsmuir Blackbird.

Breeder: G. M. Carnochan, Xew City, Xew York.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan.

COLUMBINE 20 (1316). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown ; bought of Lady Greenall, Warring-
ton, England.

Owner: Albert X. \Miite, Greenfield, Xew Hampshire.

Importer: B. X^ason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection, and registered as Walton El-
sie (1316).

GOLDEN ROD 23. IMPORTED.

Calved July 9, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Walton Clumber (234).

Dam: Heatherbloom 17 (1321).

Breeder: Lady Greenall, Warrington, England.

Owner: Albert X. White, Greenfield, Xew Hampshire.

Importer: B. X'ason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

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HARDWICK IVY III 6 (1154). IMPORTED.

Calved April 30, 1907,
Color: entirely black.
Sire: La Mancha Gordon (121).
Dam: Ivy 7th of Carton (564).

Breeder: Duchess of New Castle, Worksop, England.
« Owner : G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.
Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

HARDWICK KATHLEEN 9 (1158). IMPORTED.

Calved August 22, 1907.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: La Mancha Gordon (121).

Dam: Killarney 4th (424).

Breeder : Duchess of New Castle, Worksop, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York,

Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

HARDWICK KILLARNEY ¥-4 (833). IMPORTED.

Calved June 11, 1905.

Color : body and switch black, some white on udder.

Sire: La Mancha Gordon (121).

Dam: Killarney (342).

Breeder: Duchess of New Castle, Worksop, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

HARDWICK KILLARNEY VI-16 (1197). IMPORTED.

Calved June 23, 1906.

Color : body black ; udder black and white ; switch some

white.
Sire: La Mancha Gordon (121).
Dam: Killarney (342).

Breeder : Duchess of New Castle, Worksop, England.
Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.
Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

HARDWICK PRUDENCE 7. IMPORTED.

Calved June 19, 1907.

Color : body and switch l^lack ; udder black and white.

Sire: La Mancha Gordon (121).

Dam: Hard wick Primrose ist (700).

Breeder: Duchess of New Castle, Worksop, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS. 35

HEATHERBLOOM 17 (1321). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown : bought of Lady Greenall, Warring-
ton. England.

Owner: Albert N. White. Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer: B. Nason HamHn, Boston, Massachusetts.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection, and registered as Walton En-
dive ( 1321).

IRIS 24.

Calved June 12, 1911.

Color : body and switch black ; small white spot on udder.

Sire : First Earl 7.

Dam: Shamrock 18 (1322).

Breeder: B. Xason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

Owner: Albert X. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

KATY AMBLER 2d. 13.

Calved June Q, iyo8.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam : Katy Ambler.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens : Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

KATY AMBLER 3d. 52.

Calved September 22, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam : Katy Ambler 2d, 13.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls. New York.

Owner : F. E. Stevens.

LA MANCHA BUSY BEE 31 (1201). IMPORTED.

Calved 1905.
Color : entirely black.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

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LA MANCHA CORONET 2. IMPORTED.

Calved 190 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown; bought of Robertson's Sons, Cam-
bridge, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City. New York.

Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA DAINTY GIRL 42 (1203). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color: body black; little white on udder; switch black and

white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 2S. 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA DAINTY MAID 41 (1204). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color : body black ; udder white ; switch black and white.
Sire and clam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA DAINTY PET 47 (1205). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color : body and switch black ; udder little white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder : unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society by inspection.

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LA MANCHA DORIS 45 (1207). IMPORTED.

Calved I go J.

Color: body black, little white on udder, switch black

and white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm. September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society by inspection.

LA MANCHA EVENING STAR 1 [585]. IMPORTED.

Calved lyoi.

Color entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown : bought of Robertson Sons, Cam-
bridge, England.

Owner: G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York.

Importer: G. M. Carnochan.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by insi^ection.

LA MANCHA FREDA 32 (1208). IMPORTED.

Calved 1905.

Color : body black ; udder little white ; switch black and

white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA JOY 46 (1211). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color : body black ; udder white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

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LA MANCHA JUDY 44 (1212). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.
Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown. ^

Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA KITTY 39 (1213). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color: body and switch black: udder white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA MAY 36 (1214). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color : body black ; white spots on udder ; switch black

and white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1Q09.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA MOLL 40 (1216). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color: body and switch black; little white on udder.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky,
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration' by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS. 39

LA MANCHA MRS. FOGARTY 37 (1217). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color : body black ; udder white ; switch black and white-
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 2S, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA PERT 35 (1220). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color : black, excepting some white in switch.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA POLL 34 (1221). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color : body black, white spot on udder ; switch black and

white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA SAN TOY 38 (1223). IMPORTED.

Calved 1906.

Color : body black ; little white on udder ; switch black and

white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

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LA MANCHA SWEETHEART 43 (1225). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color : body black ; little white on udder and switch.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28. 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA TOPSY 33 (1226). IMPORTED.

Calved 1905.

Color: body black: little white on udder; switch black and

white.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

MAGGIE AMBLER 15.

Calved June 21, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam : Katy Ambler.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

MARIE BOGNUT 53.

Calved March 18, 1914.

Color: all red.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Rose Ambler 3d. 14.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Cilens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

MARY BOGNUT 57.

Calved February i, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam : Rose Rambler 3d. 14.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: Robert R. Street, Falconer, New York.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS. 4I

OHIO VIOLET 50.

Calved August 14, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Sir Gilbert Jr. 12.

Dam: W'aterville Violet 48 [3056] (792).

Breeder : Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Owner : Ohio State University.

PEGGY BOGNUT 61.

Calved November 12, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Katy /Vmbler 3d. 52.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: Orin Predmore, Valois, New York.

POPPY 26.

Calved July 9, 19 11.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : First Earl 7.

Dam: Buttercup 19 (1315).

Breeder: B. Nason HamHn, Boston, Massachusetts.

Owner : Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

REDDY BOGNUT 60.

Calved February 20, 191 7.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Biddy 51.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner : F. E. Stevens.

ROSE 22. IMPORTED.

Calved June 21, 19 10.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire: Walton Clumber (234).

Dam: Shamrock 18 (1322).

Breeder : Lady Greenall, Warrington. England.

Owner: Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer: B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachuetts.

42 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

ROSE AMBLER 11.

Calved June 13, 1904.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Pat.

Dam : Katy Ambler.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner : F. E. Stevens.

ROSE AMBLER 2d. 12.

Calved April 11, 1907.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam: Rose Ambler 11.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

ROSE AMBLER 3d. 14.

Calved June 15, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam: Rose Ambler 2d. 12.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

ROSE AMBLER 4th. 58.

Calved October 5, 191 5.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam : Rose Ambler 3d. 14.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

ROSE BOGNUT 59.

Calved September 8, 191 5.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Rose Ambler 2d. 12.

Breeder : F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner : F. E. Stevens.

REGISTRATIONS OF KERRY COWS. 43

ROSE REID 54.

Calved April 19, 191 4.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Jerry Reid 6.

Dam: Rose Ambler 2d. 12.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls. New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

SHAMROCK 18 (1322). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.

Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of Lady Greenall, Warring-
ton, England.

Owner: Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer: B. Nason Hamlin. Boston, Massachusetts.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

SNOWDROP 27. IMPORTED.

Calved January 6, 191 1.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Maeldum (22;^).

Dam: Bluebell 21 (1320).

Breeder: Lady Greenall. Warrington, England.

Owner : Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

Importer: B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

TWINKLE 56.

Calved July 14, 1914.

Color : body black ; udder and switch white.

Sire : Ohio Bognut 14.

Dam: Maggie Ambler 15.

Breeder: F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

Owner: F. E. Stevens.

WATERVILLE VIOLET 48 [3056] (792). IMPORTED.

Calved April 1902.

Color : body and udder black ; few white hairs in switch.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: Ohio State University, Columbus. Ohio.
Importer: F. S. Peer, Ithaca, New York, Sept. 12, 1906.
Accepted for registration by inspection by Royal Dublin
Societv. and English Kerry and Dexter Society..

44 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

WISTERIA 25.

Calved June ly, 191 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: First Earl 7.

Dam: Heatherbloom 17 (1321).

Breeder: B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts.

Owner: Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

TRANSFERS OF KERRY BULLS.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK MARK 8.

From G. M. Carnochan, New City, Xew York, to F. J.
Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

FIRST EARL 7. IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to Al-
bert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

JERRY REID 6.

From Whitelaw Reid, Purchase, New York, to F. E.
Stevens, Glens Falls, New York.

OHIO BOGNUT 14.

From Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, to F. E.
Stevens, Glens Falls, New York, Dec. 28, 1912.

PADDY BOGNUT 16.

From F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York, to W.
Shriner, Hector, New York, July 28, 191 7.

(4o)

TRANSFERS OF KERRY FEMALES.
BLACK PEARL 55.

From G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York, to Her-
bert L. Satterlee, New York City.

BLUEBELL 21 (1320). IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

BUTTERCUP 19 (1315). IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK BUTTERCUP 29.

From G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York, to F. J.
Rodg-ers, San Francisco, California.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK JENNIE 28.

From G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York, to F. J.
Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

CAIRNSMUIR BLACK JULIET 30.

From G. M. Carnochan, New City, New York, to F. J.
Rodgers, San Francisco, California.

COLUMBINE 20 (1316). IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

GOLDEN ROD 23. IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

HEATHERBLOOM 17 (1321). IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

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TRANSFERS OF KERRY FEMALES. 47

JRIS 24.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

MARY BOGNUT 57.

From F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York, to Robert R.
Street, Falconer, New York.

PEGGY BOGNUT 61.

From F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York, to WilHam
Shriner, Hector, New York; from Mr. Shriner to
Orin Predmore, Valois, New York, January lo, 1920.

POPPY 26.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

ROSE 22. IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

SHAMROCK 18 (1322). IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

SNOWDROP 27. IMPORTED.

From B. Nason Hamlin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert X. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

WISTERIA 25.

From B. Nason Hamblin, Boston, Massachusetts, to
Albert N. White, Greenfield, New Hampshire.

A BRITISH STANDARD FOR THE DEXTER.

Reproduced from the English Kerry and Dexter Herd
Book, Volume XX, for 1919. The scale of points is from the
same source.

1. The Dexter is essentially both a milk producing and a
Ijeef-making breed, and both these points should, in judging, be
taken into consideration.

2. Color — Bulls. Whole black or whole red (the two
colors being of equal merit). A little white on organs of gen-
eration not to disqualify an animal, which answers all other es-
sentials of this standard description. Cows. Black or red (the
two colors being of equal merit). White on udder and the ex-
tension of white on udder slightly along inside of flank or under-
line of the belly, or white on tassel of tail, may be allowed on
animals which answer all other essentials of this standard de-
scription.

3. Head and neck. Head short and broad, with great
width between the eyes, and tapering gracefully towards muzzle,
which should be large, with wide distended nostrils. Eyes
bright, prominent, and of a kind and placid expression. Neck
short, deep and thick, and well set into the shoulders, which,
when viewed in front, should be wide, showing thickness through
the heart, the breast coming well forward. Horns — These
should be short and moderately thick, springing well from the
head, with an inward and slightly upward curve.

4. Body. Shoulders of medium thickness, full and well
filled in behind; hips wide; quarters thick and deep and well
sprung ; flat and wide across the loins ; well ribbed up ; straight
underline; udder well forward, and broad behind, with well
placed teats of moderate size; legs short (especially from knee
to fetlock), strong, and well placed under body, which should
be as close to the ground as possible. Tail well set on and level
with back.

5. Skin. The skin should be soft and mellow% and handle
well, not too thin, hair fine, plentiful and silky.

Dexter bulls should not exceed 900 pounds live weight,
when in breeding condition. Dexter cows should not exceed 800
pounds live weight, when in breeding condition.

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Fig. ••!. Guri iiero :;d (iL-^7.^ R. D. S.J. Sir-j, Gort Hero 2d [-JTl K. D. S.] :
dam, Gort Sunbeam '2d. 24 [5285 R. D. S.]. 1st prize two year old
Dexter bull at National Dairy Show, 1911. Owner, Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.

A BRITISH STANDARD FOR THE DEXTER. 49

Scale of Points of Dexter Bull.

General formation and character 25 points

Head, horns and hair 25 points

Quality and touch 20 points

Color 30 points

Perfect 1<^'* points

Scale of Points of Dexter Cow.

Head, neck and horns 15 points

Body, top line, underline, ribs, setting on of tail, shortness

of leg. etc " . 25 points

Bag 40 points

Quality and touch 10 points

Color 10 points

Perfect 100 points

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER BULLS.

Note: All numbers in parentheses, as for example (2354), are those
of the English herd book. Those in brackets as [2066] are of the Royal
Dublin Society herd book. The use of parenthesis or bracket will always
show whether the animal is registered in England or Ireland.

BEATTY OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 55.

Calved April 24, 1918.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Castlegould Carson 22i.

Dam: Castlegould Emeline 100.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Charles W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

BEAUFORT 3d 8. IMPORTED.

Date of calving unknown.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Beaufort 2d.

Dam: Duv Dorris 43 [2066].

Breeder : Unknown.

Owner : Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

BEAUFORT 4th. 9.

Calved June 10, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Beaufort 3d^ 8.

Dain: Duv Dorris 43 [2066].

Breeder: Mrs. Ladenburg, Westbury, New York.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

BEAUFORT 5th. 10.

Calved March 24, 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam : Dorris Lass 44.

Breeder: Mrs. Ladenburg, Westbury, New York.

Owner : Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

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REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER BULLS. 5 1

BEAUFORT DORRIS 13.

Calved March 13, 191 2.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam: Dorris Lass 44.

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate. Uhiontown, Pennsylvania.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate.

BRIAN BORU OF PINEACRES 21.

Calved February i. 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Castlegould Comrade 4.

Dam: Castlegould Martinet 70.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Percy G. Williams, East Islip, New York.

BURRARD BOY 59.

Calved July i, 1912.

Color : body and switch black ; scrotum white.
Sire : Victoria Boy 58.
Dam: La Mancha Go Go 254 (2354).
Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Owner: H. S. Rolston. Registered as dead to complete
records.

BURRARD LARRY 63.

Calved March 20. 1920.

Color: body and switch black; scrotum little white

Sire Burrard Out-of-Luck 62.

Dam: La Mancha Fraulein 252 (2352).

Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia

Owner: Sand Lsland Amusement Co., Portland, Oregon

BURRARD OUT-OF-LUCK 62.

Calved June 24, 191 7.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Hollyburn Toro 61.

Dam: La Mancha Luck 255 (2358).

Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia

Owner: H. S. Rolston.

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CASTLEGOULD CARSON 23.

Calved June 4, 1914.
Color: entirely black.
Sire : Castlegonld Comrade 4.
Dam: Castlegonld Countess 64.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New
York.

CASTLEGOULD CLANSMAN 5.

Calved June 12, 191 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Castlegonld Diplomat 3.

Dam: Castlegonld Duchess 14.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD COMRADE 4.

Calved March 16, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Castlegonld Ploughboy.

Dam: Castlegonld Madeline 12.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD DIPLOMAT 3.

Calved May 2, 1909.

Color : body and switch black ; small white spot on

scrotum.
Sire: Compton De Dijon (288).
Dam: La Mancha Little Pet (1326).
Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD DUKE 15.

Calved April 20, 19 12.

Color : black excepting few white hairs on scrotum.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam: Castlegonld Duchess 14.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

KKGI^TRATIUXS Of DtXTER BULLS. 53

CASTLEGOULD GOOD LUCK 14.

Calved July 28, 1907.
Color: entirely black.
Sire: Gort Tom [521].
Dam : Summerhill Sue 67.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Howard Gould. Registered as dead to complete
record.

CASTLEGOULD MACTAVISH 39.

Calved December 30, 191 5.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Castlegould Clansman 5.

Dam: Castlegould Dixie 65.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim. Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD MARSHALL 37.

Calved April 14, 191 5.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.

Dam: Mariane 5 [21 15].

Breeder: Howard Gould. Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Purchase, New York.

CASTLEGOULD PIONEER 12.

Calved July 30, 191 2.

Color: black but for a few white hairs on scrotum.

Sire : Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: Castlegould Pride 17.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD SLY TOM 2.

Calved July 2^, 1907.

Color : body and switch black ; few white hairs on scrotum.

Sire: Gort Tom [521].

Dam: La Mancha Sly Puss (968).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

54 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

CASTLEGOULD VIKING 40.

Calved April 8, 191 6.

Color : body and switch black ; few white hairs on navel,

small white spot on scrotum.
Sire : Castlegould Carson 23.
Dam: Castlegould Bluebell 73.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

DR. EDWARD H. ST. GEORGE COURTENAY 41.

Calved April 10, 1916.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16 (Imported).

Dam: Gort Ida 4th. 78 (Imported).

Breeder : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: August A. Busch.

ELMENDORF DANDY BOY 38.

Calved September 2, 1915.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Sunny Ethel 125.

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

ELMENDORF'S FRED 28.

Calved October 21, 1913.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Bishopscourt Ivy 37 [2408].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S JET 24.

Calved September 18, 1913.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

Dam: Duv Mary Lee 2d. 35 (2405).

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER BULLS. 55

ELMENDORF'S MASTER 27.

Calved August 29, 191 3.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 2d. 24 [2285].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

ELMENDORF'S NORRY 44.

Calved July 21, 191 5.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Norry 58 [2346].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

OAvner : Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S PET 32.

Calved August 19, 1913.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Peep 4th. 117 [2391].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

ELMENDORF'S STAR 45.

Calved June 2, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Norry 58 [2346].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.

FLORRIE'S SUNNY BOB 30.

Calved June 26, 191 2.
Color: entirely black.
Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).
Dam: Gort Florrie 5th. 60 (2363).
Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
. Owner : Elmendorf Farm.

56 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

FOCH OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 54.

Calved February 7, 1918.

Color: body and switch black, few white hairs at navel

and scrotum.
Sire: Castlegould Carson 23.
Dam: Castlegould Maree 75.
Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

FORTUNE'S FANCY LAD OF NORTH OAKS 46.

Calved August 23, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Fortune 84.

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill. St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Wild Rose Farm, St. Charles, Illinois.

FRED OF ELMENDORF 31.

Calved December 21, 191 2.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Mite 2d. 154 [2417].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

FRED'S BOY 33.

Calved March 2, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Bee 3d. 26 [2308].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: William R. Bush, Benson, Vermont.

FREEMAN OF NORTH OAKS 49.

Calved July 18, 1917-

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Elmendorf's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Fortune 84 (1901),

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER BULLS. 57

FRIENDSHIP'S BEAUFORT 18.

Calved February 20, 191 3.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam: Dus Dorothea 45.

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate.

GAY CAPTAIN OF NORTH OAKS 47.

Calved October 21, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Gay Girl 85 (1902).

Breeder: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

GORMAN OF NORTH OAKS 48.

Calved August 12, 191 7.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Gertie 86 (i9p3)-

Breeder : Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

GORT DANDY 2d. 7 [582]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 16, 191 o.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Ned [549]-

Dam: Gort Gold Cup 2d. [2291].

Breeder: David M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 1910.

GORT EDWARD R. WEST 22.

Calved June 27, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Star 79.

Breeder: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis. Missouri.

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GORT FRED 29 [569]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 27, 1909.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Comet 2d. [2233].

Breeder: David M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 1912.

GORT FRED 3d. 25 [590]. IMPORTED.

Calved September 28, 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred [569].

Dam: Gort Clara [2140].

Breeder : David M, Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 1912.

GORT G. H. 20.

Calved February 3, 1914.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].

Dam: Gort Fortune 84 (1901).

Breeder: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

Owner: Mrs. Clarence Moore.

GORT HEROD 3d. 17 [585]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 20, 191 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Herod [576].

Dam: Gort Hilda 6th. 28 [2369].

Breeder: David M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer : Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

GORT HERO 3d. 6 [578]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 26, 1910.

Color: body and switch black; scrotum white.

Sire: Gort Hero 2d. [547].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 2d. 24 [2285].

Breeder : David M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 1910.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER BULLS. 59

GORT LAWRENCE 19.

Calved July 29, 1913.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].

Dam: Gort Gay Girl 85 (.1902).

Breeder: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

Owner: Mrs. Clarence Moore.

GORT ROBERT 2d. 16. IMPORTED.

Calved May 22, 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert [567].

Dam: Bishopscourt Dot [2210].

Breeder : Gerard J. Pierse, Bishopscourt, Ireland.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Importer: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, 191

GORT TONEY 2d. 26 [586]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 4, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Toney [548].

Dam: Gort Clara [2140].

Breeder: David M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer : Elmendorf Farm.

GRANT'S FARM PETE 42.

Calved September 19, 1916.

Color: entirely red.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Fred 2Z.

Dam: Dandy's St. Ann 135.

Breeder : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner : August A. Busch.

HOLLYBURN BLACKTHORNE 60.

Calved December i, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; scrotum white.

Sire : Burrard Boy 59.

Dam: La Mancha Wee Thing 256 (2367).

Breeder: H. S. Rolston. V^ancouver, British Columbia.

Owner: \V. S. Holland. \^ancouver.

6o AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

HOLLYBURN TORO 61.

Calved January i6, 191 5.

Color: Body and switch black; scrotum white.

Sire: Burrard Boy 59.

Dam: La Mancha Wee Thing 256 (2367).

Breeder: John Lawson, Hollyburn, British Columbia.

Owner : John Lawson.

LA MANCHA FLUMERFELT 57 (588). IMPORTED.

Calved May i, 1908.

Color : black.

Sire: Gort Punch (526).

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 48 (2204).

Breeder: R. Tait-Robertson, The Hutch, Malahide,

Ireland.
Owner: W. J. Taylor, Victoria, British Columbia.
Importer: Taylor, Flumerfelt, Hunter and Tatlow, 1909.

Registered as dead to complete records.

LA MANCHA SUNNY BOB 11 (436). IMPORTED.

Calved April 10, 1908.
Color: entirely black.
Sire : Unknown.
Dam : Unknown.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, 1909.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LUCIFER OF NORTH OAKS 36.

Calved July 20, 191 5.

Color: entirely red.

Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].

Dam: Gort Lola 92.

Breeder : Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

MOUNTAIN VIEW'S FRED 53.

Calved July 24, 191 8.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Fred's Boy 33.

Dam: Duv Norry 58 [2346].

Breeder: Mountain View Stock Farm, Benson, Vermont

Owner: Mountain View Stock Farm.

REGISTRATIUNS OF DEXTER BULLS. 6l

NORTH OAKS ELMENDORF 50.

Calved April 12, 1918.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: North Oaks Mildred 109.

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

NORTH OAKS MAJOR 43.

Calved April 22, 1916.
Color: entirely black.
Sire: Elmendorf 's Jet 24.
Dam: Gort Maggie 89 (1912).
Breeder: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Owner : Daniel * Guggenheim, Port Washington, New
York.

ROSEY'S TONEY 34.

Calved August 26, 1914.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Duv Rosey 120 [2445].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm.

SUNRAY TONEY 35.

Calved October 5, 1914.

Color: body and switch black; Httle white on scrotum.

Sire: Gort"' Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam : Gort Sunray 2d. 36.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

TOM THUMB 1 [542]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 15, 1905.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Kenmare George [471].

Dam: Kenmare Mary Ann [1883].

Breeder: George Courtney, Kenmare, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer : Howard Gould.

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TEDDY OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 52.

Calved August 19, 191 7.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Marshall 37.

Dam: Castlegould Peggy 11.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

VICTORIA BOY 58.

Calved August 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; scrotum white.
Sire: La Mancha Flumerfelt 57 (588).
Dam: La Mancha Fraulein 252 (2352).
Breeder: W. J. Taylor, Victoria, British Columbia.
Owner: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Registered as dead to complete records.

WILKE'S TONEY BOY 51.

Calved August 18, 191 8.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Dandy Boy 38.

Dam: Bob's Grace 178.

Breeder: Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia*

Owner: Mrs. J. W. Wilke, Hot Springs.

Fig. 4. Dexter cow, "Harley Coy" (1055) and Mr. R. Tait Robertson,
her owner. First prize at Royal Agricultural Society of England
Show. 11)12.

PliotograpJi by C. S. Flnmb.

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Fig. 5. Dexter cow, "Black Child" (200;j). First in class at Royal Coun-
ties Show, Portsmouth, England, 1914.

Photograph by C. S. Plumb.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS.

BELINDA OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 246.

Calved May lo, 191 9.

Color: black, excepting few white hairs about navel.

Sire: North Oaks Major 43.

Dam: Belle of Hempstead House 215.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

BELLE OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 215.

Calved March 25, 1917.

Color: body brown, switch black, udder some white.

Sire : Castlegould Carson 23.

Dam: Castlegould Bluebelle y}^.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

BESSIE OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 251.

Calved April 6, 1920.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : North Oaks Major 43.

Dam: Belle of Hempstead House 215.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim.

BIG TREE SARAH 225.

Calved August 12, 191 7.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [5S6].

Dam: Dandy's Sarah 182.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

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BIG TREE SUNFLOWER 224.

Calved November 19, 191 7.

Color : black, excepting small white spot in forehead,

right flank and udder.
Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].
Dam: Herod's Sunbeam 179.

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

BISHOPSCOURT DOTIE 113 [2252]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 2, 1906.

Color: body black, udder white, switch mixed.

Sire: Gort Dandy [510].

Dam: Bishopscourt Dot [2210].

Breeder: Gerald J. Pierse, Bishopcourt, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 1912.

BISHOPSCOURT IVY 37 [2408]. IMPORTED.

Calved December 12, 1909.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Robert [567].

Dam: Bishopscourt Dot [2210].

Breeder: G. J. Pierse, Bishopscourt, Ballyduff, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, 191 1.

BOB'S FAIRY 123.

Calved March i, 1912.

Color : body black, udder and switch some white.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

Dam: Gort Fairy 7th. 34.

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Al E. Geitz, St. Louis, Missouri.

BOB'S GRACE 178.

Calved November 11, 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

D^m: La Mancha Grace 52 (1772).

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. ^5

BOB'S IVY 180.

Calved October i6, 1912.

Color: body black; udder and switch with some white.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

Dam: Bishopscourt Ivy 37 [2408].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

BOB'S SUNBEAM 177.

Calved September 4. 191 1.

Color : body and udder red ; switch some white.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 48 (1761).

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

BURRARD COLLEEN 259.

Calved February 20. 1920.

Color: black body and switch; little white on udder.
Sire : Burrard Out-of-Luck 62.
Dam: HoUyburn Colleen 258.

Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver. British Columbia.
Owner: Sand Island Amusement Company, Portland,
Oregon.

BURRARD MOSS ROSE 260.

Calved July 15, 1920.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire : Burrard Out-of-Luck 62.

Dam : Burrard Rose 257.

Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Owner: H. S. Rolston.

BURRARD ROSE 257.

Calved October 26, 191 7.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire : Hollyburn Blackthorne 60.

Dam: La Mancha Fraulein 252 [2352].

Breeder: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia,

Owner: H. S. Rolston.

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CASTLEGOULD BEATRICE 63.

Calved April 2S, 191 1.

Color : body black, some white on udder.

Sire : Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: SummerhiU Dolly 6 [21 18].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD BESSIE 106.

Calved February 18, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; little white on navel and

udder.
Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.
Dam : SummerhiU Dolly 6.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD BLANCHE 20.

Calved May 9. 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire : Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: SummerhiU Dolly 6 [21 18].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD BLUEBELL 73.

Calved January 16, 1912.

Color : body brownish black ; switch black : udder little

white.
Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].
Dam : Castlegould Claribell 69.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD CELOSIA 62.

Calved February 11, 191 1.

Color : body black ; little white on udder.

Sire: Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: Castlegould Madeline 12.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 67

CASTLEGOULD CLARA 103.

Calved January 28, 191 4.

Color: body and switch black; little white on udder.

Sire: Castlegould Clansman 5.

Dam: Slane Clare 3 [1720].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD CLARIBELL 69.

Calved August 4, 1908.

Color : body black, udder mostly white.

Sire: Compton De Dijon (288).

Dam: Slane Clara 3 [1720].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD COLLEEN 203.

Calved October 4, 191 5.

Color: black, excepting little white between forelegs, in-
side flanks, and on udder.
Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.
Dam: Castlegould Minerva 102.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York,
Owner : Charles W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

CASTLEGOULD COUNTESS 64.

Calved August 9. 191 1.

Color: body black, little white on udder.

Sire: Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam : Castlegould Slipknot 18.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD DAINTY 13.

Calved November 28, 1907.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Tom [521].

Dam: Summerhill Annie [2138].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York,

Owner : Howard Gould.

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CASTLEGOULD DAISY 21.

Calved May 14, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam : Castlegould Darling.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD DARLING 68.

Calved May 23, 1908.

Color: body black; udder mostly white.

Sire: Compton De Dijon (288).

Dam: Compton Deborah (1300).

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD DIXIE 65.

Calved October 10, 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam: Castlegould Dainty 13.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD DORIS 23.

Calved August 6, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire : Castlegould Sly Tom 2.

Dam: La Mancha Queen Doris i [1473].

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD DOROTHY 72.

Calved December 30, 191 1.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam : Castlegould Darling 68.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 69

CASTLEGOULD DOT 99.

Calved March 5, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; little white on navel and

udder.
Sire : Castlegould Comrade 4.
Dam : Castlegould Doris 23.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD DUCHESS 14.

Calved April 22, 1909.

Color : body and switch black ; white on front udder.

Sire : Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: Kings wood Country Girl 7 (1151). .

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD EMELINE 100.

Calved July 2-], 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; udder mostly white.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam: Castlegould Peggy 11.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD GLEBE 16.

Calved May 27, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire : Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: La Mancha Little Mary 8 (1325).

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MADELINE 12.

Calved September 2, 1907.

Color : body black ; switch some white ; white on fore-
udder.
Sire: Gort Tom [521].
Dam: Mariane 5 [21 15].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Howard Gould.

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CASTLEGOULD MAREE 75.

Calved April 5, 1912.

Color : body and switch black ; udder and navel some

white.
Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].
Dam: Mariane 5 [21 15].

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD MARION 76.

Calved April 22, 1912.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam: La Mancha Little Mary 8 (1325).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD MARJORIE 19.

Calved April 10, 1910.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire : Castlegould Sly Tom 2.

Dam: Summerhill Annie [2138].

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Ploward Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MATILDA 74.

Calved March 31, 191 2.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire : Castlegould Comrade 4.

Dam : Castlegould Martinet 70.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MARTINET 70.

Calved April 15, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: Kingswood Courtly Girl 9 (1237).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Harry Mock, New York City.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS.

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CASTLEGOULD MASIE 201.

Calved July 24, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white, and

white at navel.
Sire: Castlegould Clansman 5.
Dam: Castlegould Marion 76.

Breeder: Howard Gould. Port Washington, New York.
Owner: Charles W. Radford, Oishkosh, Wisconsin.

CASTLEGOULD MELODY 107.

Calved March 10, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire : Castlegould Clansman 5.

Dam: Castlegould Maree 75.

Breeder: Howard Gould. Port A\'a?hington, New York.

Owner: Hovvard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MILKMAID 101.

Calved August 13, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder mostly white.

Sire : Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: Castlegould Milliner 22.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MILLINER 22.

Calved May 15, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire : Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: La Mancha Lady Milliner (492).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD MINDA 204.

Calved December 31, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.

Dam: Kingswood Courtly Girl 9 (1237).

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

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CASTLEGOULD MINERVA 102.

Calved December 21, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire : Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: Kings wood Courtly Girl 9 (1237).

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD MOLLIE 207.

Calved May 26, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Clansman 5.

Dam : Castlegould Marion 76.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD MUSIC 206.

Calved January 30, 1916.

Color : body and switch black ; some white at navel and

udder.
Sire : Castlegould Clansman 5.
Dam: Castlegould Maree 75.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD PEGGY U.

Calved June 26, 1907.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Gort Tom [521].

Dam: Compton Deborah (1300).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD PET 7L

Calved May 13, 191 o.

Color: body and switch black; udder some white.

Sire: Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam: La Mancha Little Mary 8.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 73

CASTLEGOULD POLLY 77.

Calved May 27, 191 2.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire : Castlegould Diplomat 3.

Dam: Castlegould Pet 71.

Breeder : Howard Gould. Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD PRIDE 17.

Calved June 20, 1909.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire : Castlegould Sly Tom 2.

Dam: Compton Deborah (1300).

P>reeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD ROSYBELL 200.

Calved June 11, 191 5.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Castlegould Clansman 5.

Dam: Castlegould Bluebell 73.

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Charles W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

CASTLEGOULD SADIE 98.

Calved February 9, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; some white on udder.

Sire: Tom Thumb i [542].

Dam: La Mancha Sly Puss 2 (968).

Breeder : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

CASTLEGOULD SALVIA 205.

Calved January 7, 1916.

Color: body black, white strip from udder to navel.

Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.

Dam: La Mancha Sly Puss 2 (968).

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

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CASTLEGOULD SLIPKNOT 18.

Calved June 26, 1909.

Color: body black; switch and udder some white.

Sire: Castlegould Good Luck 14.

Dam : Castlegould Cowslip.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

CASTLEGOULD VICTORIA 15.

Calved May 27, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire: Compton De Dijon (288).

Dam: Gort Queen 4 [201 1].

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Howard Gould.

COLLEEN OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 250.

Calved March 14, 1920.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Castlegould Mactavish 39.

Dam : Princess of Hempstead House 240.

Breeder : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

COWBRIDGE LITTLE EVA 10 (1583). IMPORTED.

Calved March 15, 1906.

Color : body and switch black ; udder little white.

Sire: Dreen [408].

Dam: Kenmare Norrie [1886].

Breeder: G. Courtney, Kenmare, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, November 23, 1910.

DANDY'S FAIRY 139.

Calved August 24, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; udder little white.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582 J.

Dam : Gort Fairy 7th. 34 [2373] .

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 75

DANDY'S FLORRIE 189.

Calved April 29, 191 4.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Florrie 4th. 32 [2400].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

DANDY'S MARY LEE 192.

Calved July 15, 1914.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Mary Lee 2d. 35 [2405].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

DANDY'S NORRY 136.

Calved August 18, 191 4.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Xorry 58 [2346].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

DANDY'S ST. ANN 135.

Calved July 4, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: St. Ann's Pail 115 [2436].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

DANDY'S SARAH 182.

Calved September 2, 1913.

Color : body and switch black : white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Sarah 4th. 152 [2371].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill. 20 Nassau St., New York Citv.

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DANDY'S SUNBEAM 133.

Calved May 26, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and while.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 5th. 114 [2335].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

DEBORAH OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 212.

Calved January 4, 191 7.

Color : body red, switch black, udder white.

Sire: Castlegould Carson 23.

Dam : Castlegould Dixie 65.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington. New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

DOROTHEA DOLLY 66.

Calved March 16, 1912.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam: Dus Dorothea 45.

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown. Pennsylvania.

Owner : Oak Hill Estate.

DOROTHY OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 214.

Calved March 16, 191 7.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Marshall 37.

Dam: Castlegould Rosybell 200.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington,

DORRIS LASS 44.

Calved 1905.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Irish Tom.

Dam: Sprucefield Littlefour.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 'JJ

DUS DOROTHEA 45.

Calved 1907.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Tom [521].

Dam: Duv Dorothy [2232 J.

Breeder: Mrs. Ladcnburg, Westbury, New York.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

DUV ANNA 170 [2451]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 18, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Sam II [558].

Dam: Duv Polly Lee [1972].

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

DUV CARKEY 167 [2450]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 4, 1910,

Color: body red; udder and switch red and white.

Sire: Gort'Sam II [558]. ,

Dam: Duv Mary Lee [2337]..

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

DUV CARKEY 2d. 185.

Calved October 20, 191 3.

Color: body black; udder and switch black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Duv Carkey 167 [2450].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

DUV DASH 2d. 40 [2407]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 10, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Sam 2d. [558I.

Dam: Duv Dash [2338]."

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

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DUV DORRIS 43 [2066]. IMPORTED.

Calved 1903.
Color: entirely red.
Sire and dam unknown.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
Importer: Mrs. Ladenburg, Westbury, New York.
Accepted for registration by Royal Dublin Society, on
inspection.

DUV HANNA 57 [2344]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 28, 1909.

Color: body black; udder and switch black and white.

Sire: Gort Sam 2d. [558].

Dam: Duv Mangerton Molly [1969].

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

DUV MARY LEE 2cl. 35 [2405]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 7, 1909.

Color : body red, udder and switch white.

Sire: Gort Sam 2d. [558].

Dam: Duv Mary Lee [2337].

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

DUV NORAH QUILL 3d. 61 [2406]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 9, 1910.
Color: entirely black.
Sire: Coolcorcoran [559].
Dam: Duv Norah Quill 2d. [2342].
Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.
Owner: T. D. Le Blanc, Abbeville, Louisiana.
Importer: Elmendorf l^arm, Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 1911.

DUV NORAH QUILL 4th. 104.

Calved October 15, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Nt>rah Quill 3d. 61 [2406].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: T. D. Le Blanc, Abbeville, Louisiana.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 79

DUV NORRY 58 [2346]. IMPORTED.

Calved April i, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; white spot on udder.
Sire: Gort Sam 2d. [558].
Dam: Duv Polly Lee [1972].
Breeder : John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.
Owner: WiUiam R. Bush, Benson, Vermont.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 191 1.

DUV QUEENIE 172 [2449]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 14, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Sam II [558].

Dam: Duv Queen Bess [1973].

Breeder: John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

DVV ROSY 120 [24451. IMPORTED.

Cahed April 2y, 1910.

Color : body and switch red ; udder white.

Sire: Coolcorcoran [559].

Dam: Duv Polly Lee II [2347].

Breeder : John Neill, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

ELMENDORF'S ANN 126.

Calved March 15, 1913.

Color : body black ; switch gray ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: St. Ann's Pail 115 [2436].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, iLexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S BEAUTY 227.

Calved January 12, 191 7.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Master 2/.

Dam : Fred's Beauty 188.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Owner: Ophir Farm, Purchase, New York.

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ELMENDORF'S BEE 230.

Calved April 23, 1917.

Color : entirely black except for bit of white on belly.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Bee 7th. 169 [2431].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Ophir Farm, Purchase, New York.

ELMENDORF'S DUV DOAH 226.

Calved December 18, 191 6.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Master 2'].

Dam: Duv Doah 2d. 40 [2407].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S DUV ROSY 124. IMPORTED.

Calved July 5, 191 2.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and v/hite.

Sire: Plantol [564].

Dam: Duv Rosy 120 [2445].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Imported in dam by Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

ELMENDORF'S DUV ROSY 2d. 137.

Calved September 6, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire : Gort Tony 2d. 26 [586] .

Dam: Elmendorf's Duv Rosy 124.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S ETHEL 228.

Calved February 7, 191 7.

Color: entirely red.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: La Mancha Ethel 59 [1771].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Omer Broaddus, Lexington, Kentucky.

Fig. G. Rear view of cows in Fig. T, standing in same relationship as
below. Photograph by C. S. Plumb.

Fig. 7. Three Dexter cows at Hempstead House. Reading from left:
Belle of Hempstead House, Victress of Hempstead House and Castle-
gould Minda. Pholof/raph by C. S. Plumb.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 8l-

ELMENDORF'S FANCY 196.

Calved October 14, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Tony 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Fancy 6th. 171 [2432].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

ELMENDORF'S FARM BEAUTY 130.

Calved September 10, 1913.

Color : body black, switch gray, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Gort Beauty 5th. 121 [2430].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm. Lexington. Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIE 129.

Calved August 17, 191 3.

Color : body black, white spot on udder, switch black and

white.
Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].
Dam: Gort Florrie bth. 122 [2469].
Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIE AGAIN 218.

Calved March 12, 1917.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Florrie 4th. T)^ [2400].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Owner : Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIETTE 222.

Calved September 2, 1917.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Dandy's Florrie 189.

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Owner : Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

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ELMENDORF'S HILDA 221.

Calved September i, 19 17.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Tony 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Hilda 6th. 28 [2369].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S IVY 229.

Calved January 7, 1917.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Bishopscourt Ivy 37 [2408].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Ophir Farm, Purchase, New York.

ELMENDORF'S MARY 220.

Calved May 21, 1917.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Duv Mary Lee 2d. 35 [2405].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Xalapa Farm, Paris. Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S MITE 127.

Calved June 3. 1913.

Color : body black, udder black and white, switch gray.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Gort Mite 3d. 118 [2428].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa.

ELMENDORF'S MODESTY 223.

Calved May 30, 1917.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d, 7 [582 J.

Dam: La Mancha Modesty 56 [1777].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : William E. Simms, Spring Station, Kentucky.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 83

ELMENDORF'S PEG 128.

Calved July 14, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (436).

Dam: St. Ann's Peg 116 [2435].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORFS PEEP 219.

Calved May 3, 1917.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Peep 4th. 117 [2391].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S SUNBEAM 217.

Calved August 4, 19 16.

Color : body black, excepting little white on belly.

Sire: Gort Tony 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 6th. 173 [2410].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Xalapa Farm, Paris, Kentucky.

ELMENDORF'S WOODBINE 138.

Calved August 17, 191 5.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Tony 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Woodbine 5th. 39.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

ELMENDORF'S WOODBINE LASS 184.

Calved September 5, 1913.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Woodbine 4th. 153 [2390].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Coburn Haskell, Cleveland, Ohio.

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FRED'S BEAUTY 188.

Calved March i, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Beauty 6th. 119 [2427].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

FRED'S DAISY 132.

Calved April 18, 191 4.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Gort Daisy 4th. 105 [2394].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

FRED'S FAIRY 131.

Calved October 30, 191 3.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam : Gort Fairy 7th. 34. [2373] .

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

FRED'S PEEP 134.

Calved June 27, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 3d. 25 [590].

Dam: Gort Peep 4th. 117 [2391].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

FRED'S SALLY 181.

Calved: August 17, 1913.

Color : body and switch red ; udder red and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569],

Dam: Gort Sally 143 [2220].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.

REGISTRATIOXS OF DEXTER COWS. 85

FRED'S SUNBEAM 198.

Calved May 15, 19 14.

Color : body and switch black, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 8th. 162 [2457].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

FRED'S WOODBINE 183.

Calved September 3, 191 3.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Woodbine 6th. 176 [2483].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

FRENDSHIP DORRIS 47.

Calved May 3, 191 1.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam: Duv Dorris 43 [2066].

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate. Uniontown. Pennsylvania.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

FRIENDSHIP LASS 91.

Calved June i, 1913.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Beaufort 4th. 9.

Dam: Dorris Lass 44.

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.

Owner: Oak Hill Estate.

GORT ANN 97.

Calved May 27, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Ida 4th. 78.

Breeder: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis.

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GORT BEAUTY 3d. 15 [2418]. IMPORTED.
Calved May 4, 1908.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and while.
Sire: Gort Punch [526].
Dam: Gort Beauty 2d. [2295].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT BEAUTY 5th. 121 [2430]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 20, 1910.

Color: body black, udder black and white, switch gray.
Sire: Gort Ned [549].
Dam: Gort Beauty 3d. [2418J.
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17, 1912.

GORT BEAUTY 6th. 119 [2427]. IMPORTED.
Calved April 8, 1910.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.
Sire: Gort Hero 2d. 17 [547].
Dam: Gort Beauty 2d. [2295].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17, 1912.

GORT BEE 3d. 26 [2308]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 9, 1907.

Color: body red; udder and switch white.

Sire: Gort Sam [516].

Dam: Gort Bee [2160J.

Breeder : D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT BEE 4th. 148 [2385]. IMPORTED.

Calved March y, 1908.

Color: body black, udder and switch black and white.
Sire: Gort Sam [516].
Dam: Gort Bee [2160].
' Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion. Ireland.
Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 8/

GORT BEE 7th. 169 [2431]. IMPORTED.

Calved April lo, 1910.

Color: body black, udder and switch black and white.

Sire: Gort Hero 2d. 17 [547].

Dam: Gort Bee [2160].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT BUTTERCUP 81 (1894). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Importer : Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri. April 4,

1912.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, on inspection.

GORT CARROTS 82 (1895). IMPORTED.

Calved 1911.

Color : body red, udder and switch white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,

April 4, 1912.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, on inspection.

GORT CLARA 142 [2140]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 19, 1904.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Direen Darragh [406].

Dam: Slane Clara 3 [1720].

Breeder: Thomas Bradshaw, Hillsborough, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT CLARA 2d. 150 [2420]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 26, 1908.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Clara 142 [2140].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

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GORT CLARA 3d. 158 [2424]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 7, 1909.

Color: body red, switch black, udder red and white.
Sire: Gort Toney [548].
Dam: Gort Clara 142 [2140].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky, March
17. 1912.

GORT COMET 3d. 27 [2310]. IMPORTED.

Calved June 22, 1907.

Color: body black; udder and switch white.
Sire: Gort Sam [516].
Dam: Gort Comet [2144].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
O'wner : E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky. June
14, 1911.

GORT COMET 4th. 55 [2386]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 4, 1908.

Color : body black ; udder mostly white ; switch black and

white.
Sire: Gort Sam [516].
Dam: Gort Comet [2144].
. Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 1911.

GORT COMET 5th. 164 [2409]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 11, 19 10.

Color: body black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort' Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Comet 3d. 27 [2310].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 89

GORT COMET 7th. 165 [2463]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 2S, 1910.

Color: body and switch black, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Comet [2144].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT DAISY 94.

Calved March 19, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Buttercup 81.

Breeder : Cecil D. Gregg. St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis.

GORT DAISY 144 [2256]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 29, 1905.

Color: body black, udder black and white, switch mixed.

Sire: Gort Tim [470].

Dam: Gort Wee Kate [2019].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT DAISY 2d. 149 [2370]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 10, 1908.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Daisy 144 [2256].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT DAISY 3d. 156 [2381]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 30, 1909.

Color : body black ; udder and switch black and white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Daisy 144 [2256].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

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GORT DAISY 4th. 105 [2394]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 24, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Hero 2d. [547].

Dam: Gort Daisy 144 [2256].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT DAISY 5th. 191.

Calved June 9, 1914.

Color : body black, switch white, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Daisy 144 [2256].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

GORT DOROTHY 96.

Calved April 9, 191 4.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Molly 80.

Breeder: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis.

GORT DOTIE 141.

Calved December 22, 1912.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Bishopscourt Dotie 113 [2252].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

GORT EMPRESS 83 (1900). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color: body and switch black, udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Ballybun-
ion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,
April 4, 1912.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. 9I

GORT FAIRY 7th. 34 [2373]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 4, 1909.

Color : body black ; udder black and white.
Sire: Gort Ned [549].
Dam: Gort Fairy 3d. [2296].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : Coburn Haskell, Cleveland, Ohio.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 1911-

GORT FAIRY 8th. 155 [2380]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 9, 1909.

Color : body red, udder and switch red and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Fairy [2157].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT FANCY 2d. 25 [2297]. IMPORTED.
Calved April 5, 1906.

Color: body red. udder and switch white.
Sire: Gort Sam [516].
Dam: Gort Fancy [2206].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 1911.

GORT FANCY 6th. 171 [2432]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 7, 19 10.

Color : body and switch red ; udder red and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Fancy 2d. 25 [2297].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT FLORRIE 4th. 32 [2400]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 11, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Florrie [2283].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. June 14, 191 1.

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GORT FLORRIE 5th. SO [2393]. IMPORTED.

Calved February I2, 1910.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Hero 2d. [54.7]-

Dam: Gort Florrie [2283].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT FLORRIE 6th. 122 [24Q9]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 11, 191 1.

Color : body and switch red ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Florrie [2283].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT FORTUNE 84 (1901). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Ballybun-
ion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer : Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,
April 4, 1 91 2.

Accepted by English Kerry and Dexter Society for regis-
tration, by inspection.

GORT FRED'S PEEP 187.

Calved February 2, 1914.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Peep 3d. 30 [2332].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

REGISTRATIU.NS OF DEXTER COWS. 93

GORT GAY GIRL 85 (1902). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Ballybun-

ion, Ireland.
O'wner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,

April 4, 1912.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

GORT GENTLE 2d. 157 [2416]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 7, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.
Sire: Gort Punch [526].
Dam: Gort Gentle ist. [2292].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17, 1912.

GORT GENTLE 3d. 1631 [2429]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 9, 1910.

Color: body black, switch gray, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Hero 2d. [547].

Dam: Gort Gentle ist. [2292].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT GERTIE 86 (1903). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Ballybun-
ion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

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GORT GOLD CAP 5th. 175 [2472]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 22, 191 1.

Color : body red, switch and udder red and white.

Sire: Gort Robert [567].

Dam: Gort Gold Cap 2d. [2291].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT HILDA 6th. 28 [2369]. IMPORTED.

Calved January 7, 1908.

Color : body black, switch and udder white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Hilda [2139].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT HILDA 7th. 161 [2387]. IMPORTED.

Calved October 24, 1909.

Color: body black, switch gray, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort' Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Hilda [2139].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT HILDA 8th. 42 [2404]. IMPORTED.

Calved October 22, 191 o.

Color: body red; udder and switch white.

Sire: Gort Fred [569].

Dam: Gort Hilda [2139].

Breeder : D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT IDA 145 [2255]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 7, 1905.

Color : body and switch black, udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Tim [470].

Dam: Gort Witch [2020].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS.

GORT IDA 4th. 78. IMPORTED.

Calved April 2, 1911.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Fred [569].

Dam: Gort Ida 145 [2255].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Importer: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, April 4, 1912.

GORT JANET 93.

Calved June 4, 191 3.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Ida 4th. yd>.

Breeder : Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis.

GORT LADY LOVE 87 (1908). IMPORTED.

Calved 1911.

Color: body red, switch white, udder red and white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-
bunion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, April 4, 1912.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

GORT LASSIE 88 (1910). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-
bunion, Ireland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Importer : Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,
April 4, 1912.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, bv inspection.

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GORT LOLA 92.

Calved September 9, 191 3.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].

Dam: Gort Lady Love 87 (1908).

Breeder: Mrs. Clarence Moore^ Kensington, Maryland.

O'wner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

GORT LOVE 2d. 146 [2307]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 10, 1907.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Sam [516].

Dam: Gort Love [2146].

Breeder : D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT LOVE 4th. 29 [2384]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 19, 1908.
Color : body and switch black ; udder white.
Sire: Gort Punch [526].
Dam: Gort Love [2146].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 1911.

GORT MAGGIE 89 (1912). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-

• bunion, Ireland.
Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota. ,
Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland,

April 4, 1 91 2.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

GORT MARY ANN 95.

Calved August 9, 191 3.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam : Gort Star 79.

Breeder: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis.

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GORT MILDRED 90 (1913). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color : entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-
bunion, Ireland,

Owner: Mrs. Clarence iMoore, Kensington, Maryland.

Importer: Mrs. Clarence Moore, April 4, 1912.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

GORT MITE 2d. i54 L2417J. IMPORTED.

Calved February 14, 1909.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.
Sire: Gort Punch [526].
Dam: Gort Mite [2293 J.

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17, 1912.

GORT MITE 3d. 118 [2428]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 2, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Mite [2293].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT MITE 5th. 190.

Calved April 30, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Mite 3d. 118 [2428].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm.

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GORT MOLLY 80 (1914). IMPORTED.

Calved 191 1.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-
bunion, Ireland.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Importer: Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, April 4, 191 2.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

GORT NEGRESS 2d. 49 [2208]. IMPORTED.

Calved May 11, 1904.

Color : body red ; switch red and white ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Tim [470].

Dam: Gort Negress [2008].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT NEGRESS 4th. 33 [2377]. IMPORTED.

Calved February i, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Negress 2d. 49 [2208].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 1911.

GORT NEGRESS 5th. 166 [2413]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 4, 1910.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Negress 2d. 49 [2208].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion. Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

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GORT PEACH 4th. 147 [2379]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 8, 1908.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white..

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Peach [2235 J.

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT PEACH 6th. 38 [2403]. IMPORTED.

Calved January 10, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Peach [2235].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 1911.

GORT PEEP 3ci. 30 [2332]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 14, 1908.

Color: body and switch black; white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Peep [2145].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 1911.

GORT PEEP 4th. 117 [2391]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 26, 1909.

Color : body and switch red ; udder little white.
Sire: Gort Ned [549].
Dam: Gort Peep [2145].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17. 1912.

GORT PEEP 5th 168 [2412]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 10, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Peep 3d. 30 [2332].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

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GORT QUEEN 4 [2011]. IMPORTED.

Calved March, 1901.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Bally-
bunion, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, July 3, 1906.

Accepted for registration by Royal Dublin Society, by in-
spection.

GORT ROSE 5th. ISO [2376]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 24, igog.

Color : body and switch red ; udder red and white.
Sire: Gort Toney [548].
Dam: Gort Rose 2d. [2229].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, March
17, 1912.

GORT SALLY 143 [2220]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 11, 1904.

Color : entirely red.

Sire: Gort Tim [470].

Dam: Gort Susan [2015].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT SARAH 3d. 53 [2311]. IMPORTED.

Calved January 4, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Sam [516].

Dam: Gort Sarah [2152].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

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GORT SARAH 4th. 152 [2371]. IMPORTED.

Calved ]May i6, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Sarah 2d. [2288].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT STAR 79 (1917). IMPORTED.

Calved 1908.
Color : entirely black.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.
Importer : Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, April 14, 1912.
x\ccepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

GORT SUNBEAM 48 [2204] (1761). IMPORTED.

Calved 1902.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion,

Ireland.
Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 2S, 1909.
Accepted for registration by Royal Dublin Society, and

English Kerry and Dexter Society, by inspection.

GORT SUNBEAM 2d. 24 [2285]. IMPORTED.

Calved October 21^ 1905.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Gort Sam [516].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 48 [2204] (1761).

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. June 14, 1911.

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GORT SUNBEAM 4th. 31 [2325]. IMPORTED.

Calved Alay 3, 1908.

Color : body black ; udder send switch white.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 2d. 24 [2285] (1761).

Breeder: D. M. Rattray. Ballybunion. Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT SUNBEAM 5th. 114 [2335]. IMPORTED.

Calved July 3, 1907.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Tod [500].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 48 [2204] (1761).

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. March 17. 1912.

GORT SUNBEAM 6th. 173 [2410]. IMPORTED.

Calved October 14. 19 10.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 4th 31 [2325].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion. Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm. Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. March 17, 1912.

GORT SUNBEAM 8th. 162 [2457]. LMPORTED.

Caived ]\Iarch 2, 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 5th. 114 [2335].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT SUNBEAM 9th. 174 [2482]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 19, 191 1.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 5th. 114 [2335].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm. Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. March 17, 1912.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER CtJWS. IO3

GORT SUNRAY 2d. 36. IMPORTED.

Calved May 8, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.
Sire: Gort Ned [549].
Dam: Gort Sunray [2299].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas.
Importer : Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky, June
14, 191 1.

GORT SWEET 2d. 51 [2323]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 12, 1907.

Color : body black ; switch some white ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Sam [516].

Dam: Gort Sweet [2164].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion. Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm. Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14. 191 1.

GORT Wir NIE 4th. 54 [2330]. IMPORTED.

Calved March 26, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Punch [526].

Dam: Gort Winnie [2143].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT WINNIE 5th. 159 [2378]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 17, 1909.

Color : body and switch black : udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Winnie [2143].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. March 17, 1912.

GORT WINNIE 6th. 41 [2401]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 19^ 1910.

Color : body and switch black ; white spot on udder.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Winnie [2143].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

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GORT WOODBINE 4th. 153 [2390]. IMPORTED.

Calved February i, 1909.

Color : body black ; udder and switch black and white.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Woodbine [2150].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GORT WOODBINE 5ih. 39 [2402]. IMPORTED.

Calved February 25, 1910.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Ned [549].

Dam: Gort Woodbine [2150].

Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, June 14, 191 1.

GORT WOODBINE G.h. 176* [2483]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 19, 191 1.

Color : body black excepting little white ; udder black

switch black and white.
Sire: Gort Hero 2d. [547].
Dam: Gort Woodbine [2150].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

GRANT'S FARM BEAUTY 209.

Calved May 29, 1916.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Beauty 5th. 121 [2430].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

GRANT'S FARM ELINA 208.

Calved January 28, 191 6.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Robert 2d. 16.

Dam: Gort Star 79 (1917)-

Breeder: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa.

REGISTRATIC/NS OF DEXTER COWS. IO5

GRANT'S FARM ELSIE 210.

Calved January 20, 1916.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Beauty 6th. 119 [2427].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

GRANT'S FARM STAR 232.

Calved October 5, 1916.

Color : body black : udder and switch black and white.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Fred 28.

Dam: Elmendorf 's Mite 127.

Breeder : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: Al. E. Geitz, St. Louis.

HEROD'S SUNBEAM 179. IMPORTED.

Calved June i, 1912.
Color : entirely black.
Sire: Gort Herod [576].
Dam: Gort Sunbeam 5th. 114 [2335].
Breeder: D. M. Rattray, Ballybunion, Ireland.
Owner : James N. Hill, 20 Nassau St., New York City.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky. Im-
ported in dam.

HOLLYBURN COLLEEN 258.

Calved November 16, 1914.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire: Burrard Boy 59.

Dam: La Mancha Girl 253 (2353).

Breeder: John Lawson, Hollyburn, British Columbia.

Owner: John Lawson.

KATHLEEN OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 213.

Calved February 3, 191 3.

Color: body black; udder white, switch some white.

Sire: Castlegould Carson 23.

Dam : Castlegould Sadie 98.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

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KINGSWOOD COUNTRY GIRL 7 (1151). IMPORTED.

Calved June i6, 1904.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Rotherfield Resolute (.249).

Dam: Rotherfield Russet (932).

Breeder: J. S. Snelgrove, Tunbridge Wells, England.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, July 3, 1906.

KINGSWOOD COURTLY GIRL 9 (1237). IMPORTED.

Calved April 3, 1905.

Color : entirely black.

Sire: Compton Dignity (250).

Dam: Malvern Signorina (336).

Breeder : J. S. Snelgrove, Tunbridge Wells, England.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, July 3, 1906.

LADY GLADYS 239.

Calved August 15, 1918.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Dandy Boy 38.

Dam: Gort Love 4th. 29 [2384].

Breeder : Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

Owner: Mrs. J. W. Wilke, Hot Springs.

LA MANCHA ETHEL 59 (1771). IMPORTED.

Calved May 21, 1909.

Color: body and switch black; white spot on udder.

Sire: Rathdowney Mick [529].

Dam: La Mancha Merry Lass (i775)-

Breeder. R. Tait Robertson, Malahide, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm. September 28, 1909.

LA MANCHA FRAULEIN 252 (2352). IMPORTED.

Calved February, 1908.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown.

Owner: H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Importers: Taylor, Hunter, Flumerfelt and Tatlow, Jan-
uary, 1909.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

Registered as dead to complete Canadian records.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. IO7

LA MANCHA GIRL 253 (2353). IMPORTED.

Calved January, 1908.
Color : entirely black.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder unknown.

Owner : W. S. Holland, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Importers : Taylor, Hunter, Flumerfelt and Tatlow, 1916.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society by inspection.

LA MANCHA GO GO 254 (2354). IMPORTED.

Calved February, 1908.

Color : black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown.

Owner : H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Importers : Taylor, Hunter, Flumerfelt and Tatlow, Jan-
uary, 1909.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

Registered as dead to complete Canadian records.

LA MANCHA GRACE 52 (1772). IMPORTED.

Calved June 13, 1907.

Color : body black, udder white, few white hairs in switch.

Sire: Castlelough Billy [550J.

Dam: Castlelough Duchess [21 19].

Breeder: Lake Hotel, Killarney, Ireland.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.

LA MANCHA LITTLE MARY 8 (1325). IMPORTED.

Calved January 8, 1905.

Color: body and switch black; udder some white.

Sire: Compton Don Juan (251).

Dam: Compton Diploma (1159).

Breeder: T. J. Whitaker, Hants, England.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould. July 3, 1906.

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LA MANCHA LUCK 255 (2358). IMPORTED.

Calved November, 1907.

Color: black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown.

Owner : H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia.

Importers : Taylor. Hunter. Flumerfelt and Tatlow, Jan-
uary, 1909.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA MERRYLASS 50 (1775). IMPORTED.

Calved 1907.

Color: entirely black.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought of R. Tait Robertson, Mala-

hide, Ireland.
O'wner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.
Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter

Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA MODESTY 53 (1777). IMPORTED.

Calved March 2^], 1909.

Color : black body and switch ; white spot on udder.

Sire: Rathdowney Mick [529].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam [2204].

Breeder: R. Tait Robertson, Malahide, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer : Elmendorf Farm, September 28, 1909.

LA MANCHA QUEEN DORIS 1 [1473]. IMPORTED.
Calved December, 1898.

Color: body and switch black: udder white one side.
Sire and dam unknown.
Breeder: M. Falvey, Kenmare, Ireland.
Owner : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.
Importer : How^ard Gould, July 3, 1906.

RilGlSTKATIOxXS OF DEXTER COWS. IC9

LA MANCHA SLY PUSS 2 (968). IMPORTED.

Calved 1900.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown. Bought from Robertson & Sons, Cam-
bridge, England.

Owner : Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, July 3, 1906.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LA MANCHA WEE THING 258 (2367). IMPORTED.

Calved January, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown.

Owner: John Lawson, Hollyburn, British Columbia.

Importers: Messrs. Taylor, Hunter, Flumerfelt and Tat-
low, January, 1909.

Accepted for registration by English Kerry and Dexter
Society, by inspection.

LULA OF NORTH OAKS 235.

Calved December i, 191 6.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24. *

Dam: North Oaks Laurie 112.

Breeder: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

MARIANE 5 [2115]. IMPORTED.

Calved 1903.

Color : body black ; switch gray ; small white spot on udder.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: S. Gibson, Dunmurry, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington. New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, June, 1905.

MARJCRIE OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 216.

Calved March 30, 1917.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Castlegould Carson 23.

Dam : Castlegould Marion 76.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

no AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

MASTER'S PEG 140.

Calved September 4, 1915.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Master 27.

Dam: Elmendorf 's Peg 128.

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

MATILDA OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 243.

Calved May 6, 1918.

Color : entirely black, excepting few white hairs on udder.

Sire: Castlegould Mactavish 39.

Dam: Kings wood Courtly Girl 9 (1237).

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

MOUNTAIN VIEW SUNBEAM 241.

Calved April 16, 1918.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Fred's Boy 33.

Dam: Sunbeam loth. 186.

Breeder : Mountain View Stock Farm, Benson, Vermont.

Owner: Mountain View Stock Farm.

MOLLIE OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 249.

Calved October 11, 1919.

Color : body black, excepting some white on flanks ; udder

white; switch black.
Sire: North Oaks Major 43.
Dam: Castlegould Peggy 11.
Breeder : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim.

NORTH OAKS CARABELLE 199.

Calved October 5, 1915.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].

Dam: Gort Carrots 82 (1895).

Breeder : Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland.

Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. Ill

NORTH OAKS CARRIE 110.

Calved March 23, 1914.
Color: entirely black.
Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].
Dam: Gort Carrots 82 (1895).

Breeder: Mrs. Alexander Wichfeld, Kensington, Mary-
land.
Owner : James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

NORTH OAKS CARROTS PRIDE 231.

Calved September 10, 1916.

Color: entirely red.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Carrots 82 (1895).

Breeder: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: James J. Hill.

NORTH OAKS CORA 236.

Calved October 12, 191 7.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: North Oaks Carrie no.

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill. St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

NORTH OAKS GENTLE 111.

Calved May 6, 1914.

Color : body black ; switch black and white ; udder white.
Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].
Dam: Gort Gertie 86 (1903).

Breeder: Mrs. Alexander Wichfeld, Kensington, Mary-
land.
Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

NORTH OAKS LADY 233.

Calved April 17, 1916.

Color : entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Gertie 86 (1903).

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

112 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

NORTH OAKS LAURIE 112.

Calved September 7, 1914.
Color : entirely black.
Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].
Dam: Gort Lassie 88 (1910).

Breeder: Mrs. Alexander Wichfeld, Kensington, Mary-
land.
Owner: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

NORTH OAKS LENORA 237.

Calved October 18, 1917.

Color : body and switch black ; udder partly white.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: Gort Lola 92.

Breeder: Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

NORTH OAKS MARGY 108.

Calved March i, 1915.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.
Sire: Gort Herod 2d. 17 [585].
Dam: Gort Maggie 89 (1912).

Breeder : Mrs. Alexander Wichfeld, Kensington, Mary-
land.
Owmer: James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

NORTH OAKS MILDRED 109.

Calved March 14, 1914.
Color : entirely black.
Sire: Gort Herod 17 [585].
Dam: Gort Mildred 90 (1913).

Breeder : Mrs. Alexander Wichfeld, Kensington, Mary-
land.
Owner : James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

NORTH OAKS MILKMAID 234.

Calved May 14, 191 6.

Color: body red; udder and switch white.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: North Oaks Mildred 109.

Breeder : Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

REGISTEATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. II3

NORTH OAKS MILKMAID 2d. 238.

Calved May 8, 1918.

Color: entirely black.

Sire : Elmendorf 's Jet 24.

Dam: North Oaks Milkmaid 234.

Breeder : Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Owner: Mrs. James J. Hill.

PEERLESS MIDGET 247.

Calved October 22, 1918.

Color: body and switch black; udder black and white.

Sire: Elmendorf 's Fred 28.

Dam: Elmendorf's Mite 127.

Breeder: August A. Busch, St. Lx)uis, Missouri.

Owner: John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa.

PEERLESS MITE 248.

Calved October 24, 1918.

Color : body red, udder and switch red and white.

Sire : Elmendorf's Fred 28.

Dam: Grant's Farm Elina 208.

Breeder: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

Owner: John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa.

PRINCESS OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 240.

Calved December 21, 191 7.

Color: body and switch black; udder white.

Sire : Castlegould Carson 2^.

Dam: Castlegould Duchess 14.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

RED DOROTHEA 46.

Calved February 2, 191 1.

Color: entirely red.

Sire : Beaufort 3d. 8.

Dam: Dus Dorothea 45.

Breeder: Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pa.

Owner : Ed. W. Twaddell, Westtown, Pennsylvania.

114 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

ST. ANN'S PAIL 115 [2436]. IMPORTED.

Calved October i8, 1907.

Color: body black, little white on udder, switch black and

white.
Sire: Waterville Moab [455].
Dam: Aicme Big [1686].

Breeder: Sir Richard Barter, St. Ann's Hill, Cork, Ireland.
Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.
Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

ST. ANN'S PEG 116 [2435]. IMPORTED.

Calved September 20, 1908.

Color : body and switch black ; udder black and white.

Sire: Waterville Moab [455].

Dam: Bride [2077].

Breeder : Sir Richard Barter, St. Ann's Hill, Cork, Ireland.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Importer: Elmendorf Farm, March 17, 1912.

SELMA OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 242.

Calved January 28, 1918.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Castlegould Carson 23.

Dam: Castlegould Sadie 98.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner : Daniel Guggenheim.

SLANE CLARA 3 [172»]. IMPORTED.

Calved April 1900.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white one side.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder unknown ; bought from Marchioness Conyngham,

Ireland.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Importer: Howard Gould, Port Washington, July 3, 1906.

SUMMERHILL DOLLY 6 [2118]. IMPORTED.

Calved 1903.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire and dam unknown.

Breeder: S. Gibson, Dunmurry, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Importer: Howard Gould, June, 1905.

REGISTRATIONS OF DEXTER COWS. II5

SUMMERHILL SUE 67.

Calved September 9, 1905.

Color: black.

Sire: Summerhill Harry [524].

Dam: Summerhill Annie [2138].

Breeder: Samuel Gibson, Dunmurry, Ireland.

Owner: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Registered as dead to complete pedigree.

SUNBEAM 10th. 186.

Calved October 21, 1913.

Color: body red, udder and switch white.

Sire: Gort Fred 29 [569].

Dam: Gort Sunbeam 4th. 31 [2325].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky.

Owner: William R. Bush, Benson, Vermont.

SUNNY ETHEL 125.

Calved September 26, 1912.

Color : body black, udder and switch black and white.

Sire: La Mancha Sunny Bob 11 (1436).

Dam: La Mancha Ethel 59.

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri.

TONEY'S COMET 193.

Calved August 21, 1914.

Color: entirely red.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Comet 7th. 165 [2463].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

TONEY'S FLORRIE 197.

Calved December 3, 1914.

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Florrie 5th. 60 [2393].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Elmendorf Farm.

Il6 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

TONEY'S GENTLE GIRL 195.

Calved September t8, 1914.

Color : body and switch black ; udder white.

Sire: Gort Tone}^ 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: Gort Gentle 2d. 157 [2416].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner: Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

TONEY'S MODESTY 194.

Calved September 9, 1914.

Color: entirely red.

Sire: Gort Toney 2d. 26 [586].

Dam: La Mancha Modesty 56 [1777].

Breeder : Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Elmendorf Farm.

VICTORY OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 245.

Calved February 24, 191 9.

Color : entirely black, excepting few white hairs on udder.

Sire : Castlegould Mactavish 39.

Dam: Victress of Hempstead House 211.

Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

VICTRESS OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 2n.

Calved August 13, 1916.

Color : body and switch black ; udder some white.

Sire: Castlegould Duke 15.

Dam: Castlegould Doris 23.

Breeder: Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York.

Owner : Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington.

VIERA OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 244.

Calved September 20, 1918.

Color : black, excepting white front udder, and white strip

between navel and udder.
Sire: North Oaks Major 43.
Dam: Castlegould Minda 204.
Breeder: Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, New

York.
Owner: Daniel Guggenheim.

RrX.lSTRATIOXS OF DEXTEK COWS.

117

VIRGINIA BEAUTY 202.

Calved January 19, 191 5-

Color: entirely black.

Sire: Gort Dandy 2d. 7 [582].

Dam: Gort Beauty 6th. 119 [2427].

Breeder: Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky.

Owner : Miss Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia.

'^^m..

A view of one of the stables at Hempstead House, Port Washington,
Long Island. New York.

Photograph b\ C. S. Plumb.

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER BULLS.

BEATTY OF HEMPSTEAD HOUSE 55.

From Daniel Guggenheim to Charles W. Radford,
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, April 28, 1919.

BURRARD LARRY 63.

From H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia, to the
Sand Island Amusement Co., Portland, Oregon,
November 23, 1920.

CASTLEGOULD CARSON 23.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 19 17.

CASTLEGOULD MACTAVISH 39.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 /.

CASTLEGOULD MARSHALL 37.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 23,
1917; then on Sept. 24, 1917 to Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
Purchase, New York.

CASTLEGOULD VIKING 40.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24,
1917; then on September 24, 1917 transferred to Mrs.
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota.^

ELMENDORF DANDY BOY 38.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, July 11, 1916.

ELMENDORFS FRED 28.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

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TRANSFERS OF DEXTER BULLS. 1 19

ELMENDORF'S JET 24.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Mrs.
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August lo, 1915.

ELMENDORF'S MASTER 27.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill. New York City, December 8, 1917.

ELMENDORF'S NORRY 44.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm. Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 191 7.

ELMENDORF'S STAR 45.

From Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston. Texas, November 23, 1917.

FORTUNE'S FANCY LAD OF NORTH OAKS 46.

From Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, to Wild
Rose Farm, St. Charles, Illinois, June 12, 1918.

FRED'S BOY 33.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky, to William
R. Bush, Benson. Vermont, Fel:)ruary 12, 1918.

FREEMAN OF NORTH OAKS 49.

From Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, to John
Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa. January 22, 1919.

GORT EDWARD R. WEST 22.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis. Missouri, to August A.
Busch. St. Louis. August 28. 191 5.

GORT HEROD 2d. 17 [585]. IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore. Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill. St. Paul. Minnesota. August 10. 1915.

GORT ROBERT 2d. 16. IMPORTED.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis. Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28. 1915.

NORTH OAKS MAJOR 43.

From Mrs. James J. Hill, St. Paul, ]\Iinnesota. to Daniel
Guggenheim. Port Washington, New York. Septem-
ber 22, 1917.

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER COWS.

BOB'S FAIRY 123.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, Sept. 29, 1916; from
August A. Busch to Al. E. Geitz, St. Louis, x\pril
II, 1920.

BOB'S GRACE 178.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, July 11, 1916.

BOB'S IVY 180.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill, New York City, July 23, 1917.

BURRARD COLLEEN 259.

From H. S. Rolston, Vancouver, British Columbia, to
Sand Island Amusement Company, Portland, Oregon,
November 23, 1920.

CASTLEGOULD BESSIE 106.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 7.

CASTLEGOULD BLUEBELL 73.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD CLARA 103.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD COLLEEN 203.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24,
1917; Mr. Guggenheim to Charles W. Radford, O'sh-
kosh, Wisconsin, February 26, 191 9.

(120)

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER CUWS. 121

CASTLEGOULD COUNTESS 64.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD DIXIE 65.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD DORIS 23.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD DUCHESS 14.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 7.

CASTLEGOULD EMELINE 100.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD MAREE 75.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 7.

CASTLEGOULD MARION 76.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD MARTINET 70.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Harry Mock, New York City, May 27, 1913.

CASTLEGOULD MASIE 201.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24,
1917; he to Charles W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wiscon-
sin, February 26, 1919.

CASTLEGOULD MINDA 204.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

122 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

CASTLEGOULD MINERVA 102.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

CASTLEGOULD MOLLIE 207.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 19 17.

CASTLEGOULD MUSIC 206.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 7.

CASTLEGOULD PEGGY H.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 19 17.

CASTLEGOULD ROSYBELL 200.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, June 24, 191 7; from him to
Charles W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, February

25, 1919-

CASTLEGOULD SADIE 98.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 19 17.

CASTLEGOULD SALVIA 205.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 1917.

DANDY'S FAIRY 139.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

DANDY'S NORRY 136.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

DANDY'S ST. ANN 135.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri. September 29, 1916.

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER COWS. 123

DANDY'S SARAH 182.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill, New York City, December 8, 191 7.

DANDY'S SUNBEAM 133.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

DUV CARKEY 2d. 185.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill, New York City, December 8, 191 7.

DUV NORAH QUILL 3d. 61 [2406]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to T. D.
Le Blanc, Abbeville, Louisiana, October 5, 1914.

DUV NORRY 58 [2346]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to William
R. Bush, Benson, Vermont, February 12, 191S.

ELMENDORF'S ANN 126.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch. St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S BEAUTY 227.

From Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky, to Ophir
Farm, Purchase. New York, February 22, 1918.

ELMENDORF'S BEE 230.

From Elmendorf Farm. Lexington, Kentucky, to Ophir
Farm, Purchase, New York, February 22, 1918.

ELMENDORF'S DUV DOAH 226.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, February 22, 1918.

ELMENDORF'S DUV ROSY 2d. 137.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 19 16.

ELMENDORF'S ETHEL 228.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentuck}'. to Omer
Broaddus, Lexington. September 28, 1918.

124 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

ELMENDORF'S FANCY 126.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, July ii, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S FARM BEAUTY 130.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIE 129.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIE AGAIN 218.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 191 7.

ELMENDORF'S FLORRIETTE 222.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 191 7.

ELMENDORF'S HILDA 221.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 2^, 1917.

ELMENDORF'S IVY 229.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Ophir
Farm, Purchase, New York, February 22, 1918.

ELMENDORF'S MARY 220.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 1917.

ELMENDORF'S MITE 127.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, April 18, 1918; he to
John Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa, December 22, 1919.

ELMENDORF'S MODESTY 223.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to William
E. Simms, Spring Station, Kentucky, November 23,
1917.

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER COWS. 1 25

ELMENDORF'S PEG 128.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S PEEP 219.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 191 7.

ELMENDORF'S SUNBEAM 217.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Xalapa
Farm, Paris, Kentucky, November 23, 1917.

ELMENDORF'S WOODBINE 138.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

ELMENDORF'S WOODBINE LASS 184.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Coburn
Haskell, Cleveland, Ohio, October 23, 1916.

FRED'S BEAUTY 188.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill, New York City, December 8, 1917.

FRED'S DAISY 132.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

FRED'S FAIRY 131.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29. 1916.

FRED'S PEEP 134.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

FRED'S SALLY 181.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to James
N. Hill, New York City, December 8, 191 7.

GORT ANN 97.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 1915.

126 AMERICAN KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE HERD BOOK.

GORT BEAUTY 5th. 121 [2430]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

GORT BEAUTY 6th. 119 [2427]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

GORT BUTTERCUP 81 (1894). IMPORTED.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT CARROTS 82 (1895). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore. Kensington. Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 10, 191 5.

GORT CLARA 3d. 158 [2424]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms. Houston, Texas, December 8, 191 7.

GORT COMET 3d. 27 [2310]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston, Texas, December 8, 1917.

GORT DAISY 94.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28. 191 5.

GORT DOROTHY 96.

From Cecil D. Gregg. St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT DOTIE 141.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to x\ugust
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

GORT EMPRESS 83 (1900). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul. Minnesota, August 10, 191 5.

GORT FAIRY 7th. 34. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Kentucky, to Coburn
Haskell, Cleveland, Ohio, October 23, 1916.

TRANSFERS OF DEXTER COWS. 12/

GORT FORTUNE 84 (1901). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August lo, 191 5.

GORT GAY GIRL 85 (1902). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 10, 191 5.

GORT GENTLE 2d. 157 [2416]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston, Texas, December 8, 1917.

GORT GERTIE 86 (1903). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, April 4, 1912.

GORT IDA 4th. 78. IMPORTED.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT JANET 93.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT LADY LOVE 87 (1908). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 10, 1915.

GORT LASSIE 88 (1910). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 10, 191 5-

GORT LOLA 92.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill, St. Paul, Minnesota, August 10, 191 5.

GORT LOVE 4th. 29 [2384]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, September 11,
1916.

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GORT MAGGIE 89 (1912). IMPORTED.

From Mrs. Clarence Moore, Kensington, Maryland, to
James J. Hill,. St. Paul, Minnesota, August lo, 191 5-

GORT MARY ANN 95.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT MITE 2d. 154 [2417]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs. Virginia, July 11, 1916.

GORT MOLLY 80 (1914). IMPORTED.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT PEEP 4th. 117 [2391]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston, Texas, December 8, 1917.

GORT ROSE 5th. 160 [2376]. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston, Texas, December 8, 1917.

GORT STAR 79 (1917). IMPORTED.

From Cecil D. Gregg, St. Louis, Missouri, to August A.
Busch, St. Louis, August 28, 191 5.

GORT SUNRAY 2d. 36. IMPORTED.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to E. F.
Simms, Houston, Texas, December 8, 191 7.

GRANT'S FARM ELINA 208.

From August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, to John
Logsdon, Waterville, Iowa, December 22, 1919.

GRANT'S FARM STAR 232.

From August A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, to Al. E.
Geitz, St. Louis, August 11, 1920.

KINGSWOOD COURTLY GIRL 9 (1237). IMPORTED.

From Howard Gould, Port Washington, New York, to
Daniel Guggenheim, Port Washington, June 24, 191 7.

TRANSFERS UF DEXTER CXAVS. I29

MASTER'S PEG 140.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

RED DOROTHEA 46.

From Oak Hill Estate, Uniontown, Pennsylvania, to Ed..
W. Twaddell, Westtown, Pennsylvania, August 29,
1915-

SUNBEAM 10th. 18tf.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to William
R. Bush, Benson, \>rmont. February 22, 1918.

SUNNY ETHEL 125.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to August
A. Busch, St. Louis, Missouri, September 29, 1916.

TONEY'S GENTLE GIRL 185.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, July 11, 1916.

VIRGINIA BEAUTY 202.

From Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, to Miss
Gladys Ingalls, Hot Springs, Virginia, July 11, 1916.

BREEDERS OF KERRY AND DEXTER CATTLE.

There are but few Kerries and Dexters for sale in America.
The herds generally are small and the owners have but few
females to sell. Correspondence with any of the following is
recommended. Those marked with a star (*) have the largest
herds.

^Hempstead House Herd, Port Washington, Long Island,
New York. Daniel Guggenheim, owner ; W. C. Baikie, manager.
The oldest Dexter herd under continuous management in the
country, established by Howard Gould by importations commenc-
ing in 1905. In 1 91 7 this herd, then known as the Castlegould
herd, was sold to Daniel Guggenheim, who changed the name to
Hempstead House herd.

*North Oaks Herd^ Dayton's Bluff Station, St. Paul,
Minn. Mrs. James J. Hill, owner; G. B. Minser, Supt. Breeder
of Dexters. Original purchase of Dexters imported in 1914,
followed by purchase from Mrs. Clarence Moore of Kensington,
Maryland, and Elmendorf Farm.

Big Tree Herd. James N. Hill, owmer, 20 Nassau St.,
New York City. A small herd of Dexters, original purchase
having been made in 191 7 from Elmendorf Farm.

Xalapa Herd, Paris, Kentucky. A small herd of Dexters
was purchased from Elmendorf Farm in 1917.

Mountain View Herd, Benson, Vermont. William R.
Bush, owner. A small herd of Dexters purchased in 1917 from
Elmendorf Farm.

Chas. W. Radford, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, purchased Dex-
ters in 1 91 8 from Daniel Guggenheim.

F. E. Stevens, Glens Falls, New York. A breeder of
Kerry cattle since prior to the organization of the club.

E. F. Simms, Houston, Texas. Original purchase of Dex-
ters in 1917 from Elmendorf Farm.

H. S. RoLSTON and W. S. Holland, Vancouver; W. J.
Taylor, Victoria, and John Lawson, Holly burn, all of British
Columbia, are breeders of Dexter cattle.

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