Die Asiatiker; die Brahmas, die Cochins und die Langshans, alle Sorten, ihre Herkunft; . am meisten bevorzugt von thenews York Richter. Alle Gewinner des Boston Pullets wurden in New York zugunsten eines Turneddowns gewonnen, der kein Placeat Boston erhielt. Die Gewinnerin in New York war klein in Größe, Triminform, schön im hackigen Gefieders, nicht klares weißes Inbodygefleid, und ihre Flügelflüge fast zu schwach in der Farbgebung für eine alte Henne. Wir haben hier eine Demonstration der großen Kluft, die die Meinung dieser beiden Experten teilt. Dies zeigt, wie wichtig es ist, besser zu stehen und sich auf der ganzen Matte näher zusammenzufinden

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The Asiatics; Brahmas, Cochins and Langshans, all varieties, their origin; . most preferred by theNew York judge. All the Boston pullet winners were turneddown at New York in favor of one that did not gain a placeat Boston. The winner at New York was small in size, trimin form, beautiful in hackle plumage, not clear white inbody plumage, and her wing flights almost too weak in colorfor an old hen. Here we have a demonstration of the greatgap that divides the opinion of these two experts. This shows the importance of having a better under-standing and of getting closer together on the whole matter. T. F. McGREW. LIGHT BRAHMA IDEALS. The New England Light Brahma Club is Content With Nothing Short of the Best—Mr. Franklane LSewell Engaged to Portray the Ideals of the Members—History of These Ideals. By G. W. Cromack. (From the Reliable Poultry Journal.) n T WAS a long time after the idea of securing ideal illus-trations of Light Brahmas was first mentioned bymembers of the New England Light Brahma Club that attempt was made to embody their various preferences. m CPPYR Light Brahma Male adopted as the Ideal of the New England Light Brahma ClubA Sewell Production Based upon the Ideals ol the Members in composite ideals. There were many men of many minds, and most of them were very decided in their opinions. Theirideas of shape had taken years to formulate, and were notto be lightly forsaken. After a good deal of talk (everybodyadmitted the necessity of the New England Light BrahmaClub having an ideal male and female), it was decided toprocure cuts. A committee was appointed and negotiations were commenced with an artist with a view to getting draw-ings submitted, and then, having criticised and perfectedthem, to order composite illustrations which should repre-sent the clubs ideal. Well, the drawings were submitted, and no fowl was everplucked more quickly ormore mercilessly thanwere those unfortunates.In short, the subject of se-curing an ideal male andfemale was for

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• booksubjectpoultry
• bookyear1904