Floury finale for a lot of bull
26th April 1980, Page 38
26th April 1980
Page 38
Page 38, 26th April 1980
— Floury finale for a lot of bull
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A FLOUR TANKER is like a red rag to a bull. It conjures up visions of steak pie and is especially distressing to an animal that has recently suffered the indignities of the cattle market.
A sensitive bullock that had just been bought by a Kent farm 'group was so disturbed by the possibilities that it overturned a flour tanker. This cost the animal's owner £1 2,668. Mr Justice Gibson, in the High Court, hoped that not every large. vehicle would be overturned when struck by a bullock.
The accident could, of course, have been avoided by disguising the vehicle as a milk tanker, for which every bull has a fellow feeling.
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