Making-up for a Catti_f_ Show.—The morning after the Ayishire cattle, show, it was discovered that the two-year old hull, for which the first prize had been awarded, had been decorated for the occasion with.a pair of false horns; and that the skin of the animal had been punctured behind the shoulder, and air blown in to prevent a slight hollow being observed. The offending party is very properly excluded from showing stock again in Ayr, and the directors further resolved that the case should be laid before the Procurator-Fiscal, for the Crown Counsel to. decide-•whether-or not the offender should "be criminally prosecuted.— -Caledonian Mercury.
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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 106, 26 October 1858, Page 3
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