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Crossbred Aberdeen Angus, black and white, bred by exhibitor and owner H. Tunstall-Moore, Stedalt, Balbriggan. Winner of first prize in Class 33, Heifer, naturally polled, not exceeding 4 years, entry 505.

Ox, black, owner Colonel Pepper, Ballygarth Castle, Julianstown, Co Meath. Winner of first prize in Class 31, Ox, naturally polled, not exceeding 4 years, entry 456 and winner of cup.

Jack Darcey, Shorthorn cross, roan, calved December, 1897. Owner John Bradley, Dreminstown, Rathkenny, slane, Co. Meath. Winner of first prize in Class 30, Horned or artificially polled, not exceeding 4 years, entry 382.

Aberdeen Angus Cross, black, owner Joseph Lowry, Bachelor's Lodge, Navan. Winner of first prize in Class 29, Natural polled heifer, 2 years 8 months and under, entry 373.

Talana Again, polled angus cross, black, calved September, 1898, bred by exhibitor and owner Right Hon. Viscount Duncannon, C. B., Bessborough Park, Piltown. Winner of first prize in Class 27, Natural Polled Ox, 2 years 8 months and under, entry 338.

Natural polled ox, blue grey, bred by Ed. Moore O'Farrell, Oristown, Kells. Owner Joseph Lowry, bachelor's Lodge, Navan. Winner of first prize in Class 26, Natural polled Ox, over 2 years 8 months and not exceeding 4 years, entry 331.

Horned Heifer, Hereford and Angus Cross, black, white face. Owner James N. Hone, Ballymacad, Oldcastle, Co. Meath. Winner of first prize in Class 25, Horned or artificially polled heifer, 2 years 8 months and under, entry 316.

Horned ox, crossbred hereford, red and white. Owner Joseph Lowry, Bachelor's Lodge, Navan. Winner of first prize in Class 23, Horned or artificially polled ox, 2 years 8 months and under, entry 304.

Heifer, black. Owner Joseph Lowry, Bachelor's Lodge, Navan. Winner of first prize in Class 19, Heifer, other than Kerry or Dexter breed, over 2 and under 4 years, under 10 cwts. And under live weight, entry 219.

Ox, red. Owner Mathew Flanagan, Tomona, Tulsk, Roscommon. Winner of first prize in Class 18, Ox, other than Kerry or Dexter breed, over 2 and under 4 years 11 cwts, and under live weight, entry 185.

Lucan Pearl, black, calved December, 1898, bred by exhibitor R. G. Nash, Finnstown, Lucan. Winner of first prize in Class 16, Ox of the Dexter breed or type, under 4 years, entry 145.

Jet, black, calved January, 1897, owner The Right Hon. Lord Crofton, Mote Park, Roscommon. Winner of first prize in Class 15, Heifer of the Kerry breed or type, under 4 years, entry 138.

Lucan Pat, black, 2 years, 9 months, bred by exhibitor R. G. Nash. Winner of first prize in Class 14, Ox, of the Kerry breed or type, under 4 years, entry 128.

Not Too Bad, Aberdeen Angus cross and common cow, black, calved April 20, 1899, bred by owner and exhibitor The Right Hon. Viscount De Vesci, Abeyleix, Queen's County. Winner of first prize in Class 12, , natural polled heifer, 2 years and under,…

Bridal Vigour, half Shorthorn, half Aberdeen Angus, blue grey, calved April 29, 1898. Owner Miss Staples, Dunmore, Durrow. Winner of first prize in Class 11, Natural polled heifer over 2 years, and not exceeding 2 years 8 months, entry 93.

Aberdeen Angus Cross, blue grey, bred by owner and exhibitor Joseph Lowry. Winner of first prize in Class 10, In-fed, natural polled heifer, over 2 years 8 months, and not exceeding 3 years, entry 90.

Prince Ito, Aberdeen angus and Shorthorn cross, blue grey, calved March 20, 1899, bred by owner and exhibitor The Right Hon. Viscount De Vesci, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co. Winner of first prize in Class 9, In-fed, natural polled ox, entry 76.

Robin Grand, three-quarter shorthorn, one-quarter Aberdeen Angus, black, calved April 17, 1898, bred by exhibitor and owner Miss Staples, Dunmore, Durrow. Winner of first prize in Class 8, Natural polled ox, over 2 years, and not exceeding 2 years 8…

Curraghmore No Lust, polled angus, black, calved January 26, 1898, bred by Marquis of Waterford, Curraghmore, Portlaw, Co. Waterford. Winner of first prize in Class 7, Natural polled ox, over 2 years 8 months and not exceeding 3 years, entry 49.

Lucan's Pride, Shorthorn Cross, red and white, 2 years 4 months, bred by exhibitor and owner R. G. Nash. Winner of first prize in Class 5, Horned or Artificially polled heifer, over 2 years and not exceeding 2 years 8 months, entry 34.

Horned Ox, three-quarter Shorthorn, quarter Aberdeen Angus, blue grey, calved January 20, 1899, bred by owner and exhibitor Miss Sytaples, Dunmore, Durrow. Winner of first prize in Class 3, Horned or artificially polled ox, 2 years and under, entry…

Little Pet, (Dexter Shorthorn), red and white, calved February 14, 1897, bred by late Major H. L. Barton, Straffan House, Straffan Station. Winner of First Prize, silver medal in Class 57, Cow or heifer, of any other breed not in foregoing Classes,…

Pride of the Dairy, roan, 5 years old. Owner and exhibitor James Tutty, 12 Lower Baggot-Street, and Raheen, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin. Winner of First prize in Class 55 Pure-Bred or Cross-bred cow, entry 767.

Fairy Lass, white, calved February 10, 1898, bred by exhibitor M. O'Neill, Milltown, Dublin. Winner of First Prize in Class 54, Pure bred or cross-bred heifer, entry 762.

Rhine the 2nd, Fawn, calved April 2, 1897, bred by C. F. Renouf Jersey. Owner and exhibitor Vere Ward Brown, Balnagowan, Upper Rathmines. Winner of First prize in Class 52, Jersey Cow, entry 748.

Aicme Check, black, calved March, 1894. Owner Richard Barter, St. Ann's Hill. Winner of First prize in Class 46, Dexter cow, entry 694. Winner of the "Blythwood" Challenge Bowl.

Aicme Carlow, owner Richard Barter, St. Anne's Hill, Cork. Winner of first prize in Class 42, Dexter bull calved in 1898, entry 659.

Grennah Flora, black, calved in 1891. Owner the Duke of Leinster, Carton, Maynooth. Winner of first prize in class 40, Kerry cow, entry 655 and winner of the Phoenix Oil Mill Company Challenge Cup, value 70 Guineas.

Lucan Rose, Ayrshire Cow, calved prior to 1897, white and brown, claved May 25, 1894, bred by Vere Ward Brown, Balnagowan, Co. Dublin. Owner and exhibitor R. G. Nash, Finnstown House, Lucan. Winner of first prize in Class 34, Ayrshire cow, entry 607.

Prince Charlie, White and brown, calved April, 1897, bred by James Symington, Sanquhar, Scotland. Owner and exhibitor William R. Cresswell, Jersey Dairy, Stag Hall, Belfast. Winner of first prize in Class 32, Ayrshire Bull, of any age, entry 603.

Dainty of Ballyboley, black ; calved May 13, 1899 ; bred by Exhibitor R. I. Calwell, winner of first prize in Class 31, Galloway Heifer, entry 600.

Baron Inca, calved January 3, 1896, bred by exhibitor Edward Coey, Droagh, Larne. Winner of 1st prize in Class 21, Aberdeen Angus Bulls, entry 528. Winner of Aberdeen Angus gold medal and winner of The "Owen" Aberdeen-Angus Challenge Cup, value £50.

Winnie 2nd, red, white face. Calved 10th July 1894. Owner and breeder, Thomas Boylan, Hilltown House, Drogheda. Winner of first prize in Class 16, Hereford cows, entry 397.

Julia 3rd, red with white face, calved February 27, 1898, owner and breeder William Henry Davies, Livers Ocle, Hereford. Winner of 1st prize in Class 15, Hereford cows, entry 387.

Ladysmith, red with white face, calved January 2, 1899, owner and breeder Richard Green. Winner of 1st prize in Class 14, Hereford heifer, entry 378.

Duke of York, red, white face; calved May 2, 1895; bred by Captain W. J. Hamilton, Castle Hamilton, Killesbandra. Owner G. N. Purdon, Lisnabin, Killucan. Winner of 1st prize in Class 13, Hereford bull, entry 369 and winner of Challenge cup.

Sultan, owner and exhibitor Major John Alexander, Milford, Co. Carlow. Winner of First Prize in Class 5, Shorthorn bull, entry 264.

Royal Duke, roan, calved March 17, 1898; bred by exhibitor. Owner Her Majesty the Queen, The Prince Consort's Shaw Farm, Windsor. Winner of First Prize in Class 3, Shorthorn bull, entry 171. Winner of Champion Silver Medal for the best bull in…

Stamp of Riches, roan, calved May 22, 1899; bred by Rev. James Nelson, Tyholland Rectory, Monaghan. Owner William Armstrong, Gally House, Enniscorthy. Winner of second prize in Class 2, Shorthorn bull, entry 119. Winner of the Shorthorn Society's…

Franklin. Roan, calved April 3, 1899, bred by John Wilson, Pirriesmill, Huntly, N. B. Winner of 1st prize in Class 2, Shorthorn bulls, entry 135 and winner of the Phoenix Challenge cup and Silver medal. Owner Mrs Staples.

Owner Laurence F. Ball, Dowdstown, Maynooth. Black, bred by exhibitor. Winner of First prize in Class 34, (Out-fed heifer, naturally polled, not exceding 4 years, entry 443) and Cup presented by W. P. Delaney.

Calved, July 1896. Owner John Francis Ternan, Green Hills, Drogheda. Crossbred shorthorn, red and white. Winner of first prize in Class 33 (Heifer, Horned or Artificially Polled, not exceeding
4 years, entry 428)

Talana Hill, calved February 24th, 1897, owner The Rf. Hon. Viscount Duncannon, C. B. Bssborough Park, Piltown, co. Kilkenny. Winner of First prize in Class 26 (Natural polled ox, over 2 years, 8 months and not exceeding 4 years, entry 320)

Lucan Tom Tit, calved July 1897, black. Owner and breeder R. G. Nash, Finnstown House, Lucan. Winner of First prize in Class 16 (In-fed artificially shelter or out-fed, Oxof the Dexter breed, or type, entry 165) and Farmers Gazette Cup.

Lucan Prince II. Onwer and breeder R. G. Nash, Finnstown House, Lucan. Black, about 2 years and 5 months. Winner of First prize in Class 14 (In-fed artificially shelter or out-fed, Ox of the Kerry breed or type, entry 138)

Lucan Dairy. Angus, black, about 5 years old. Owner and breeder R. G. Nash, Finnstown House, Lucan. Winner of First prize in Class 13 (Cow, entry 131)

Royal Vanity. Owner Miss Staples, Dunmore, Durrow. Breeder Mrs Staples. Shorthorn angus, black. Winner of First prize in Class 11 (Natural polled heifer, entry 104) and Championship Cup presented by His Excellency The Lord Lieutenant for the best…

Crossbred Aberdeen Angus and shorthorn, roan. Owner & breeder H D'E. Stevens, Castle Coote, Roscommon. Winner of First prize in Class 10 (Naturaly pooled heifer, entry 99) and special prize of £5. Presented by Ganly Sons & Co. for the best infed…

Crossbred Aberdeen angus, black. Owner H. D'E. Stevens, Castle Coote, Roscommon. Winner of 2nd Prize in Class 7 (Naturally polled ox, entry 66) and Silver Cup presentated by Waterhouse & Co. Also special prize of £5 presented by Ganly Sons & Co. for…

Curraghmore No Finished. Shorthorn, roan, calved 2nd May, 1898. Owner The Marquis of Waterford. Winner of First prize in Class 6 (Horned or artificially polled heifer, entry 51) and special prize of £5 presented by Paul & Vincent for the best animal…

Rex, calved 23rd January, 1897. Shorthorn angus, blue grey. Owner Miss Staples, Dunmore, Durrow. Breeder Mrs Staples. Winner of First prize in Class 1, In-fed cattle, entry 1, and Champion Cup presented by His Excellency The Lord Lieutenant for the…

Spring cattle shew, 1841. Premiums offered by The Royal Dublin Society, for the exhibition of live stock, horses, agricultural produce, etc.