Australian Hereford Herd Book Society started
Australian Hereford Herd Book Society inaugurated.
Australian Hereford Herd Book Society inaugurated.
The Stocktonbury sale saw Lord Wilton sell for £3,990.
Death of William H Sotham, who for 50 years was the champion of Herefords in America.
Mr Thomas Clarke ships 125 Herefords in one lot to New York.
Anxiety bred by Mr TJC Carwardine, Stocktonbury, Leominster, exported to America and bought by Mr Culbertson. He was the sire of some first rate stock in that country, notably Anxiety 3rd and Anxiety 5th, afterwards famous in the American herds of Mr T Clarke and Gudgell and Simpson, respectively.
Volume 1 of the American Hereford Book is published.
Mr Carwardine buys Lord Wilton at Kilburn Royal Show from Mr L Lloyd.
Hereford Herd Book Society is founded under the patronage of Queen Victoria.
Exhibits of Herefords at Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition creates great impression, and leads to wide extension of the breed in the states.
Lord Wilton wins at the Royal and other shows.
New South Wales Agricultural Society publishes first volume of their herd book, in which 152 Herefords and produce were entered.
The celebrated bull Lord Wilton calved 30 August, bred by Mr W Tudge, Adforton, sold to Mr L Lloyd, Addington, Surrey.