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Broad, fine; muzzle broad; nostrils open;Eyes full and lively; cheeks small (6);ears small, Rising slightly and well furnished with hair (2);Horns fine, small, and slightly incurving with upward tendency (2) |
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Slightly arched, powerful and clean at the throat (7) |
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Shoulders sloping, withers fine (6);large lung capacity indicated by deep and broad chest (9) |
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Straight from withers to setting of tail, croup and setting on not coarse (13); barrel deep and wide denoting large capacity; ribs well sprung (12) |
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Broad and strong. Hook bones wide and not overspread with fat (6);hips wide apart and well developed (6);tail thin, long with good switch (3) |
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Rather short, fine in bone, squarely placed and not to cross or sweep in walking (5) |
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Thin, fine to touch and well coated with close soft small hair (2) |
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As for cows, but one distinctly defined colour preferred (3) |
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Well bred and masculine and of a class suitable for reproduction (15) |
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