Colbredn.

/ˈkɒlbrɛd/

Etymology: < Col(burn the name of a Gloucestershire sheep-breeding company + bred adj.¹

The name of a highly fertile breed of sheep obtained by crossing the Border Leicester, Clun, Friesland, and Dorset Horn; a sheep of this breed.

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mug1596

down1721

Shropshire1768

Norfolk sheep1778

Ryeland1786

Southdown1786

Persian1794

Leicester1798

Southdowner1799

Ryeland1802

loaghtan1812

Manx loaghtan1812

herdwick1837

Wallachian1837

Norfolk1851

Teeswater1861

bluefaced Leicester1864

Rough Fell1871

Border Leicester1873

Mexican1878

Cheviot1883

fat-tail1888

pampas1892

pampas sheep1895

turbary1908

karakul1913

East Friesian1949

Texel1949

Norfolk Horn1961

Colbred1962

1962 O. H. Colburn in Times 3 July (Agric. Suppl.) p. v/1 Our Company, H. A. Colburn & Son, decided in 1954 to develop an entirely new breed of sheep designed especially for high prolificacy and high milking capacity, and we chose the name Colbred for them. One result of that decision was the formal registration of the Colbred Sheep Society Limited on July 14, 1961.

1963 Guardian 21 Aug. 2/8 Mr. Colburn has shown for the first time at the Royal Show at Newcastle upon Tyne the Colbred sheep which he had bred over five generations from crossings of three British and one Continental breed.

1967 Times 26 June 6/7 The Colbred..was never intended for use as a self-contained breed but always for crossing with hill ewes to provide highly productive daughters.

1967 Times 26 June 6/8 He maintains a strong flock of pure Colbreds.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online March 2021).

单词	colbred
释义	Colbredn. /ˈkɒlbrɛd/ Etymology: < Col(burn the name of a Gloucestershire sheep-breeding company + bred adj.¹ The name of a highly fertile breed of sheep obtained by crossing the Border Leicester, Clun, Friesland, and Dorset Horn; a sheep of this breed. ΘΚΠ the world > animals > mammals > group Ungulata (hoofed) > group Ruminantia (sheep, goats, cows, etc.) > genus Ovus > [noun] > Ovus Aries (domestic sheep) > specific breeds or members of mug1596 down1721 Shropshire1768 Norfolk sheep1778 Ryeland1786 Southdown1786 Persian1794 Leicester1798 Southdowner1799 Ryeland1802 loaghtan1812 Manx loaghtan1812 herdwick1837 Wallachian1837 Norfolk1851 Teeswater1861 bluefaced Leicester1864 Rough Fell1871 Border Leicester1873 Mexican1878 Cheviot1883 fat-tail1888 pampas1892 pampas sheep1895 turbary1908 karakul1913 East Friesian1949 Texel1949 Norfolk Horn1961 Colbred1962 1962 O. H. Colburn in Times 3 July (Agric. Suppl.) p. v/1 Our Company, H. A. Colburn & Son, decided in 1954 to develop an entirely new breed of sheep designed especially for high prolificacy and high milking capacity, and we chose the name Colbred for them. One result of that decision was the formal registration of the Colbred Sheep Society Limited on July 14, 1961. 1963 Guardian 21 Aug. 2/8 Mr. Colburn has shown for the first time at the Royal Show at Newcastle upon Tyne the Colbred sheep which he had bred over five generations from crossings of three British and one Continental breed. 1967 Times 26 June 6/7 The Colbred..was never intended for use as a self-contained breed but always for crossing with hill ewes to provide highly productive daughters. 1967 Times 26 June 6/8 He maintains a strong flock of pure Colbreds. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online March 2021). < n.1962
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