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Boreray

Boreray

Description

The Boreray is a primitive breed. They stand approximately 55cm at the withers. The tail is short. Both sexes are horned and the horns of the ram are large and spiral. The face and legs are black, tan or grey, often with dark marks on a white background. The wool is predominantly cream or light tan with a small proportion of sheep having grey or dark brown wool. There is sometimes a dark rump patch and a dark colour, particularly in rams. Average mature ewe weighs 30kg.




Society details

RARE BREEDS SURVIVAL TRUST

National Agricultural Centre,
Stoneleigh,
Warwickshire,
CV8 2LG

Tel: 01203 696551.

Last Updated ( Monday, 12 March 2007 )

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