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<blockquote data-quote="Tx-beefmaster-showman" data-source="post: 398399" data-attributes="member: 6614"><p>We should think about how we use the word discriminate. In the beefmaster breed, as you may know, they come in many different colors. I have dealt with black and other colors. In my past experiences i realized that in the show ring (the way that the lighting always seems to be) it makes the shadows just right for the black cows. It helps the shadows cover any little indention or maybe a flaw, while (for instance) the reds are standing there and the judge can see the body more easily.</p><p>I will try to find some pictures to better explain myself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tx-beefmaster-showman, post: 398399, member: 6614"] We should think about how we use the word discriminate. In the beefmaster breed, as you may know, they come in many different colors. I have dealt with black and other colors. In my past experiences i realized that in the show ring (the way that the lighting always seems to be) it makes the shadows just right for the black cows. It helps the shadows cover any little indention or maybe a flaw, while (for instance) the reds are standing there and the judge can see the body more easily. I will try to find some pictures to better explain myself. [/QUOTE]
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