Illustration from 1805 of a 'beautiful fat Devon heifer' that was bred and exhibited by the Duke of Bedford and sold for a price at Smithfield Market in 1802. The heifer's weight and measurements are also listed on the illustration.

Illustration of a fat Longhorn heifer called, "Bandy" from Mr. Padget's stock and fed by the late Duke of Bedford in the 19th century.

Illustration of a Yorkshire Polled cow from the Duke of Bedford's stock in 1801.

Table of the physical dimensions of extra various cattle owned by the Duke of Bedford, Sir John Chetwood, Sir William Curtin and others listing the height and length of their bodies and other points of their features.

Table of the dimensions of a Hereford Oakley bull; a fat Devon cow; and "Bandy", a long horned cow of the stock at Woburn Abbey and belonging to the late Duke of Bedford in the 19th century.

Photograph of a small herd of Prejeyalski's [Przewalski's] Wild horses in a field at Woburn Park, England in the early 20th century. They were caught in Central Asia and 'imported with Mongolian foster-mothers through Russia.'

Photograph of two Prejvalsky's [Przewalski] Wild horse mares and a foal bred in captivity at Woburn, Bedfordshire.

Photograph of the Wild White herd of cattle at Chartley Park that was sold to the Duke of Bedford by Earl Ferrars in 1905 standing in a fenced-in field.