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The South Suffolk first appeared in New Zealand during the 1930s in response to an overseas demand for leaner meat. It is a New Zealand breed developed in Canterbury by a Southdown stud breeder, Mr George Gould.
The original Suffolks
were the result of crossing Southdown rams on Norfolk Horned ewes. Apparently
the product of this cross was a great improvement over either one of the parents.
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