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Experts Mr. Vunt and Mr. Young sheared four improved one-year-old lambs bred from Bakewell ram at Arlington on Saturday, providing fleece weights (5.75-7.5 lbs) and carcass estimates (7-11 lbs per quarter), with wool lengths of 8-9 inches.
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Mr. Vunt and Mr. Young, from the city, both of whom were in the habit of breeding sheep in England, and from long experience best calculated to judge in the present instance, attended on Saturday at Arlington, and sheared the four lambs above mentioned, whose fleece and weight were as follows:
1. Ewe of one year old, carcass estimated at seven pounds per quarter. Fleece seven pounds. Length of wool nine inches.
2. A Ram Lamb of one year old, carcass ten pounds per quarter. Fleece seven and a half pounds. Length nine inches.
3. A Ram Lamb of one year old, carcass 11 pounds per quarter. Fleece seven pounds and a quarter. Length nine inches.
4. A Ewe Lamb of one year old, carcass eight pounds per quarter. Fleece five pounds and three quarters. Length eight inches.
The lambs were all bred from Bakewell, the prize Ram of 1806, and crossed upon the last improvements.
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Arlington
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Saturday
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Mr. Vunt and Mr. Young sheared four one-year-old lambs bred from Bakewell ram of 1806, crossed with improvements. Details: 1. Ewe: carcass 7 lbs/quarter, fleece 7 lbs, wool 9 inches. 2. Ram lamb: carcass 10 lbs/quarter, fleece 7.5 lbs, wool 9 inches. 3. Ram lamb: carcass 11 lbs/quarter, fleece 7.25 lbs, wool 9 inches. 4. Ewe lamb: carcass 8 lbs/quarter, fleece 5.75 lbs, wool 8 inches.