The Manx water-horse, pale-greyish in colour, as dangerous and greedy as the Highland Each Uisge, though there are not so many tales told about it. Walter Gill in "A Manx Scrapbook" (838: p.226) has a story of a cabyll-ushtey who for a short time visited Kerroo Clough on the Dark River. A farmer's wife found one of her calves missing with no trace except some tufts of hair; the next day the farmer saw a monstrous thing rise out of the river, seize one of the calves and tear it to pieces. They drove the cattle far from the river after that, but they had a worse loss to endure, for a few days later their daughter and only child diasppeared and was never heard of again. The Cabyll-Ushtey never troubled them after that (1290: p.57).