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The ram is a Oxford Down ram, a local breed of sheep. It symbolises the historical importance of wool trading. The ram wears a collar from the shield. | The ram is a Oxford Down ram, a local breed of sheep. It symbolises the historical importance of wool trading. The ram wears a collar from the shield. | ||
The red ox supporter is taken from the arms of [[Oxford]] city. The white horse is taken from the old arms of the [[Berkshire]] County Council, as part of Berkshire, the [[Vale of | The red ox supporter is taken from the arms of [[Oxford]] city. The white horse is taken from the old arms of the [[Berkshire]] County Council, as part of Berkshire, the [[Vale of White Horse]], was transferred to Oxfordshire. Both supporters wear a collar of the shield. | ||
[[Literature]]: Information provided by the Oxfordshire County Council. | [[Literature]]: Information provided by the Oxfordshire County Council. | ||