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Shorthorn
Painting of a shorthorn.
Painting of a shorthorn.
The Northumberland Ox
The Northumberland Ox inscription `The Ox was bred by Mr George Straker on Seaton Delaval, Northumberland and allowed by the first judges to be the largest and finest animal of the shorthorn breed ever produced in England. He is from the celebrated Stock of Charles Colling Esq. and descended from his unrivalled Bull `Comet'. He was sent over and shown in Dublin in March 1924 then but 5 years old and weighing 240 stones of 14lbs p. stone'
The Northumberland Ox inscription `The Ox was bred by Mr George Straker on Seaton Delaval, Northumberland and allowed by the first judges to be the largest and finest animal of the shorthorn breed ever produced in England. He is from the celebrated Stock of Charles Colling Esq. and descended from his unrivalled Bull `Comet'. He was sent over and shown in Dublin in March 1924 then but 5 years old and weighing 240 stones of 14lbs p. stone'
William Staley with Shorthorn Cow
Mr William Staley of Underhurth Farm, Forest in Teesdale, taken at Middleton in Teesdale after walking 7 miles with his shorthorn cow on route to the railway station. Destination unknown. Later sold for £25. 1905.
Mr William Staley of Underhurth Farm, Forest in Teesdale, taken at Middleton in Teesdale after walking 7 miles with his shorthorn cow on route to the railway station. Destination unknown. Later sold for £25. 1905.
Shorthorn bull
Mr Hall with a shorthorn bull.
Mr Hall with a shorthorn bull.
The Colling Brothers
Charles and Robert Colling, from the original print at Gainford Hall. Both men were responsible for livestock improvements during the 19th century - mainly with their shorthorn "Ketton" herd. See "English Farming Past and Present" by Lord Ernle (630.942 in Beamish Library), page 187.
Charles and Robert Colling, from the original print at Gainford Hall. Both men were responsible for livestock improvements during the 19th century - mainly with their shorthorn "Ketton" herd. See "English Farming Past and Present" by Lord Ernle (630.942 in Beamish Library), page 187.
Gainford Shorthorns
A group of Gainford cattle with the hall in the background.
A group of Gainford cattle with the hall in the background.
Worsley Show
A shorthorn bull at Worsley Agricultural Show in Lancashire during the 1930's.
A shorthorn bull at Worsley Agricultural Show in Lancashire during the 1930's.
Worsley Show
A rose bowl being presented to the winner of a class for shorthorns at Worsley Show.
A rose bowl being presented to the winner of a class for shorthorns at Worsley Show.
Shorthorn cow - Collynie Beatrice
Gainford Shorthorn cow - Collynie Beatrice, 2nd at Northumberland, 2nd at Durham County, 2nd at Hexham, 2nd at Stokesley & 1st at Northallerton, 1926.
Gainford Shorthorn cow - Collynie Beatrice, 2nd at Northumberland, 2nd at Durham County, 2nd at Hexham, 2nd at Stokesley & 1st at Northallerton, 1926.
Gainford shorthorn Cow
Gainford cow - Nonpareil Rosea 4th, 2nd at R A S E at Leicester, 1st at Otley, 1st at the Northumberland Show and Champion female at the Great Yorkshire Show, 1st at Darlington and 1st and Champion at Hexham, 1924.
Gainford cow - Nonpareil Rosea 4th, 2nd at R A S E at Leicester, 1st at Otley, 1st at the Northumberland Show and Champion female at the Great Yorkshire Show, 1st at Darlington and 1st and Champion at Hexham, 1924.
Shorthorn Bull
A bull from the Gainford Herd. Collynie Prince, 1st at the Highland Show and Northumberland Show, 1909.
A bull from the Gainford Herd. Collynie Prince, 1st at the Highland Show and Northumberland Show, 1909.
Shorthorn Bull - sold at the Argentine in 1921
A bull from the Gainford Herd. Count Broadbrooks 2ns. Winner of 2nd at the Royal Show at Darlington & 2nd at the Royal Show at Derby. Sold to the Argentine, 1921.
A bull from the Gainford Herd. Count Broadbrooks 2ns. Winner of 2nd at the Royal Show at Darlington & 2nd at the Royal Show at Derby. Sold to the Argentine, 1921.
Shorthorn Cattlemen
A group of Shorthorn cattlemen at the Highland Show, Edinburgh, 1919. They are posing for the photograph in front of a building bearing the name of J & J Cunningham Ltd.
A group of Shorthorn cattlemen at the Highland Show, Edinburgh, 1919. They are posing for the photograph in front of a building bearing the name of J & J Cunningham Ltd.
Shorthorn Bull
Bad example of shorthorn Bull at Bargate Farm, Lanchester, 1930s.
Bad example of shorthorn Bull at Bargate Farm, Lanchester, 1930s.
Shorthorn Bull
Illustration of First Prize Shorthorn bull from The Farmer's Dictionary by Rev J M Wilson.
Illustration of First Prize Shorthorn bull from The Farmer's Dictionary by Rev J M Wilson.
The Colling Brothers
Charles and Robert Colling, from the original print at Gainford Hall. Both men were responsible for livestock improvements during the 19th century - mainly with their shorthorn "Ketton" herd. See "English Farming Past and Present" by Lord Ernle (630.942 in Beamish Library), page 187.
Charles and Robert Colling, from the original print at Gainford Hall. Both men were responsible for livestock improvements during the 19th century - mainly with their shorthorn "Ketton" herd. See "English Farming Past and Present" by Lord Ernle (630.942 in Beamish Library), page 187.
Thomas Bates
An illustration of Thomas Bates of Kirklevington - famous for his work of improving shorthorn cattle during the 19th century. See "British Agriculture 1846-1914" by Orwin and Whetham, 630.942 in Beamish Library.
An illustration of Thomas Bates of Kirklevington - famous for his work of improving shorthorn cattle during the 19th century. See "British Agriculture 1846-1914" by Orwin and Whetham, 630.942 in Beamish Library.
Bull
A shorthorn Bull at Satley Farm
A shorthorn Bull at Satley Farm
Cow
Man with a shorthorn cow.
Man with a shorthorn cow.
Shorthorn
Ellerclose Farm Offspring from "Dell" in foreground.
Ellerclose Farm Offspring from "Dell" in foreground.
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