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Sorry to have to tell you, but she is a gorgeous example of the Gurnsey Dairy Breed.I was raised on a Gurnsey Farm,my mom and dad had nothing but hi grade and purebred Gurnseys and tried to keep 42 head milking year around. Dads real good friend had a herd of Purebred Ayshires. They often reminded me of Gurnseys with a different color scheme.JH
 
Well...........I knew that; at least that she was a Gurnsey; Ada was a cartoon that ran in Farm Journal when I'se a kid. (may still be, as far as I know0
 
Her is another mate for her this is Nancy.

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This is granddaughter of Nancy



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Yhis is a great grand daughter of Nancy. I have posted three generation of the Nancy family.


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Ada the Ayreshire by Walt Wetterberg was retired years ago. Walt was reported to say that he'd run out of ideas, didn't have one more cartoon in him! Hats off to Ada and Walt - truly American couple. Any dairyan could identify with that wonderful cartoon!
 
gitrib,
Not a shabby one on the 3 pics you put up! and I am a Beef cow man! What I know about milking cows I tries to forget when I milked at a local dairy when I was in College!~ I would love to see at least 1/2 of that udder on a No Milking Hereford, or a Angus X Hereford beef cow!
I do believe that she might take care of 4 calves at one time and still have milk to spare.
Seriously,, Absolutely gorgeous cattle you have there!!!
Later,
John A.
 
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