Aberdeen Angus, Speckle Park, British White, and Red Polls.
Galloways are long-haired cattle, not short-haired like those mentioned above.
Aberdeen Angus, Brangus and Red Brangus, and Red Poll.
Such cattle are called "polled" cattle, since they are born with no horns. Breeds include Angus, Red Angus, Brangus, Galloway, Red Poll, etc.
A cow or a bull or a steer that do not have horns are either polled which is born without horns or like a dairy heifer they can get them burned off at a vet.
I believe you are specifically referring to the Aberdeen Angus breed (Black Angus and Red Angus).
That all depends on what breed they are. But usually they are called horned cattle, as opposed to polled cattle which have no horns.
Polled.
Aberdeen Angus.
Naturally hornless animals or livestock are called polled livestock. Polled livestock can also be in reference to livestock that have been breed to be hornless. Mulley is a slang term for hornless animals and livestock.
The Polled (Hornless) trait is caused by a dominant allele in domestic cattle. From the standpoint of many breeders the trait is a very favorable one, eliminating the need for dehorning andresulting in fewer injuries when new cattle are mixed into a herd. In cattle (even domestic varieties) that have to fend for themselves on the open range/in the wild, hornless cattle could be at a distinct disadvantage if they need to defend themselves from predators. A hornless bull, in the wild would be at a distinct disadvantage in a fight for dominance and the right to breed if the other male has horns.
A black Angus is a type of black, hornless cattle from Scotland.
Brahma cattle is a domestic breed developed from Indian stock. They have a hump between their shoulders and a dewlap. Angus is a breed of hornless cattle originating in Scotland. They have low, compact bodies and are known for their prized flesh.
Angus cattle are European-type cattle of the species Bos taurus. They are black and polled (naturally hornless).
Longhorns
Ajax are not a breed but are Angus/Jersey cross.
The trait of being hornless can be harmful if the cow is in an area where it may have to defend against predators. If the animal is aggressive, having no horns can be an asset to the handler.
polled
"Red Angus"
polled