Part 2 - Pedigrees , Ages, &c. of HORSES and MARES of Note, not included in the former Part, from the earliest Accounts, to the Year 1759, inclusive. [N. B. Where the Breeder's name is unknown, that of the Propritor (when known) is inserted in Italics.]

Name, By whom bred, Year when foaled, Pedigree.

ALDBY JENNY - Mr. Brewster, Got by Leedes's Dragon, out of Sir Matthew Pierson's Ruby.

ALEPPO - Mr. Brewster, 1711, By Darley's Arabian - son of Old Careless - Old Smithson.

ALMANZOR - Mr. Brewster, 1713, Darley's Arabian - Old Hautboy. Almanzor was a common Stallion, and covered a great many mares, but though he was an extraordinary fine horse, and very well bred, got very bad horses.

ANTELOPE - Sir M. Wyville, 1748, Young Belgrade - Scarborough Colt - Bartlet's Childers (Volunteer's dam) - Devonshire Turk - Curwen Bay Barb - Old Spot.

ANTINOUS - Duke of Grafton, 1758, Blank - sister to the Witherington Mare.

ASTRIDGE BALL - Leedes - Madcap (brother to Postboy) - Dyer's Dimple - the Somerset Jenny-Come-Tye-Me, by a foreign horse of Sir W. Goring.

ATLAS - (Duke of Devonshire's), 1752, Babraham - Ld. Halifax's Justice.

ALLWORTHY - Mr. Panton, Crab - Sister to Fleece'em.

ALMAHIDE - Mr. Brewster, Almanzor.

BABRAHAM - Ld. Godolphin, 1740, Godolphin Arabian - Large Hartley Mare, by Hartley's Blind Horse - Flying Whig, by the Woodstock Arabian - St. Victor's Barb - Grey Whynot. Babraham, when in training, covered upwards of 50 mares in one season, and won two fifties the same year. He was the sire of Tarpaulin, Bosphorus, Molly Long Legs, Jack of Newberry, Sir J. Lowther's Babraham, the dam of Dorimant, &c.

BADSTICKS - Bumper - Fleetwood's Foxhunter - Almanzor - Makeless - Brimmer - Curwen Bay Barb.

BAJAZET - Sir John Dutton, 1740, Godolphin Arabian - Whitefoot - Leedes - Moonah Barb Mare. Bajazet was the sire of Filch, Selim, the dam of Pretender, and many good horses.

BALD CHARLOTTE - Capt. Appleyard, 1721, Old Royal - Bethell's Castaway - Brimmer. Bald Charlotte was an extraordinary good runner, and was a broodmare in the Duke of Somerset's stud at 20 years of age; she bred several good horses, and was great grand dam of Coxcomb and Dorimant.

BALD GALLOWAY - Capt. Rider, St. Victor's Barb - Whynot - Royal Mare. The Bald Galloway got Cartouch, (a capital galloway at five years old, but who trained off), the Carlisle Gelding, Mr. Duncombe's Dart, Mr. Howe's Foxhunter and Grey Ovington, middling horses; Lilliput, Judgement, Bauble and Daffodil, pretty good galloways; Roxana, a good plate mare; Silverlocks, slow, but very stout; and several that won plates in the North, which brought him into repute as a stallion, though some think with very little reason.

BANDY - Mr. Meredith, 1747, Cade - Partner - Greyhound - Makeless - Brimmer - Place's White Turk - Dodsworth - Layton Barb Mare.

BARFORTH - Mr. Crofts, 1731, Partner - Greyhound.

BASHAW (afterwards Old Standard) - Sir M. Wyville, 1736, Young Belgrade - Tifter - Snake - Pooley Diamond - Old Hautboy - Sir J. Jenning's Mare, bought of Ld. Darcy.

BASTO - Sir W. Ramsden, Byerley Turk - Bay Peg, by Leedes's Arabian - Spanker - General Fairfax's Morocco Barb. Basto got Soreheels, Little Scar (a very high formed horse for his size), Dimple, and a black gelding his full brother; also the dam of Crab, Second, &c. Basto covered very few mares besides the Duke of Devonshire's and the Duke of Rutland's.

BATT - Sir W. Strickland, 1723, Sir W. Strickland's Turk - Roxana's dam.

BAY BOLTON - Sir M. Pierson, 1705, Grey Hautboy - Makeless - Brimmer - Diamond - Sister to the dam of Old Merlin. Bay Bolton was a good runner, and proved afterwards an excellent stallion, as will appear from the great number of his get mentioned in this list.

BEAUFREMONT - (Mr. Stapleton's), 1758, Tartar - Brother to Fearnought - Miss Windham, by Windham - Belgrade Turk - Old Scarborough Mare, by Makeless.

YOUNG BELGRADE - Sir M. Wyville, Belgrade Turk - Bay Bolton - Scarborough Mare.

BLACK CHANCE - Mr. Hutton, 1732, His Bay Barb - Surley, son of the late Mr. Hutton's Grey Barb - Coneyskins - Blunderbuss - Place's White Turk.

BLACKLEGS - Mr. Hutton, 1725, Hutton Bay Turk - Coneyskins - Hautboy.

BLACKLEGS (Bingham's) - Duke of Somerset, 1733, Hampton Court Childers - the Duke's famous Cullen Mare.

BLOSSOM - Godolphin Arabian - Crab - Childers.

BLUNDERBUSS - Bustler.

BOLTON - Duke of Bolton, 1743, Sweepstakes (son of the Oxford Bloody Shouldered Arabian) - Bay Bolton - Basto - Curwen Old Spot - Young Spanker - Old Hautboy - Old Bustler.

BONNY BATCHELOR - Mr. Routh, Hartley's Blind Horse - a full sister of Singlepeeper, son of Old Terror.

BONNY BLACK - Duke of Rutland, 1715, Black Hearty (son of the Byerley Turk). Bonny Black was the best runner of her time; at 3 years old she beat a 6 year old horse, at 10st. each; at 4 years old she won the 5 year old Hambleton Cup, and again at 5 years old; at 6 years old she beat an aged horse, giving him 3st. Her owner afterwards challenged to run four times over the Round Course at Newmarket, against any horse or mare in the Knigdom; which challenge not being accepted, she became a brood mare in the Duke of Rutland's stud, and was the great grand dam of Mr. Martindale's Gustavus.

BOSPHORUS - Mr. Stamford, 1754, Babraham - Hampton Court Childers - Leedes - Moonah Barb Mare.

BRILLIANT - Mr. Crofts, 1750, Crab - Godolphin Arabian - Silverlocks, by the Bald Galloway.

BRIMMER - Darcy Family, Yellow Turk - Royal Mare.

BROCKLESBY - Mr. Crofts, 1723, Greyhound - Brocklesby Betty.

BROCKLESBY BETTY - Mr. Pelham, 1711, Curwen Bay Barb - Mr. Leedes's Hobby Mare, by Lister's Turk. Brocklesby Betty, as a runner, was thought to be superior to any horse or mare of her time, notwithstanding she was a brood mare before she was trained.

BUCEPHALUS - Mr. Aislabie, 1738, Robinson Crusoe - Snake - Hautboy.

BUMPER - Sir J. Pennyman, Partner - Bay Bolton - Commoner - Restive - an Arabian Mare of Ld. Lonsdale's.

BUSTLER - Mr. Place, Helmsley Turk.

BYWELL TOM, (or Lightning) - Mr. Holme, 1747, Cade - Partner - Woodcock - Crofts's Bay Barb - Makeless - Brimmer - Dodsworth - Burton Barb Mare.

CADE - Ld. Godolphin, 1734, By his Lordship's Arabian, out of Roxana. Cade was sire of Matchem, Young Cade, and many other capital horses.

CADEE - By Cade - Sedbury - full sister to Coughing Polly.

CAMILLUS - Mr. Warren, 1749, Got by the Cullen Arabian - North Country Diamond - Blue-Eyed Susan, by a son of the Harpur Barb - Old Child Mare.

OLD CARELESS - Mr. Leedes, Spanker - Barb Mare.

CARLISLE GELDING - Ld. Carlisle, 1713, Bald Galloway - Carlisle Turk - Byerley Turk. The Carlisle Gelding was remarkable for having supported the fatigue of running, as a trial horse in private, and with success in public, till at the amazing age of 18, at which period, after winning a heat at Sawtry, in Huntingdonshire, (1731) he broke his hind leg and died.

CARTOUCH - Mr. Elstob, Bald Galloway- Cripple Barb, at Hampton Court - Makeless - Place's White Turk - Dodsworth - Layton Barb. Cartouch, when in training, was the property of Sir William Morgan, of Tredegar, in whose possession he covered several seasons in Wales; he afterwards became a favourite stallion in the North, and was sire of Young Cartouch, and of the grand dam of Trentham and Bourdeaux.

YOUNG CARTOUCH - (Ld. Portmore's), By Cartouch, out of a sister to the Duke of Somerset's Red Rose, by the Hampton Court Chestnut Arabian.

CASTAWAY - (Mr. Bethell's), Merlin - Brimmer.

CATO - Sir W. Strickland, 1731, Partner - Sister to Roxana.

CENTURION - (Hodge's), By a son of Conyer's Arabian, at Hampton Court, out of the Moonah Barb Mare.

CHAMPION - (Mr. Graham's), 1707, Harpur's Arabian - Old Hautboy. Champion was sire of King Herod's great grand dam.

CHANCE (Mr. Dawkins's) - Duke of Bolton, 1737, Fearnought - Almanzor - Coquette, by Basto - Son of Spanker - Hautboy - Bustler.

CHANTER - Sir W. Strickland, 1710, Akaster Turk.

CHARMING MOLLY (Ld. Leigh's) - Mr. Hanger, 1741, She was own sister to Diana, got by Second, dam (Mr. Hanger's brown mare) by Stanyan's Arabian, out of Gipsey; Gipsey was bred by Sir R. Milbanke, and got by King William's No-tongued Barb - Makeless - Royal Mare.

CHIDDY - Duke of Somerset, 1733, Hampton Court Childers - Bald Charlotte.

CHILDERS (Flying or Devonshire) - Mr. Childers, 1715, Darley's Arabian - Betty Leedes, by Careless - Sister to Leedes, by Leedes's Arabian - Spanker - Barb Mare, which was Spanker's dam. Generally supposed to be the fleetest horse that was ever trained, in this or any other country; he was the sire of Plaistow, Blacklegs, Second, Snip and Commoner, good horses, especially the first two; Blaze, Winall, and Spanking Roger, in pretty good forms; Ld. Wm. Manner's Poppet, an extraordinary horse at 5 years old; Fleece'em, Steady, &c. He covered very few mares except the Duke of Devonshire's.

CHILDERS (Bartlet's) - Mr. Childers, Own brother to Flying Childers. This horse was for several years called Young Childers; it being generally supposed that he was own brother to the Devonshire Childers, though some insisted that Betty Leedes never produced any other foal than Flying Childers, excpet one that was choked, when very young, by eating chaff. Mr. Cheney says he has heard the contrary from so many gentlemen of worth and honour, that he cannot but be of the opinion that he was full brother to him. Be that as it may, Bartlet's Childers got so many good horses that he is now justly ranked with the first rate stallions. He was never trained; he was sire of Squirt, Oedipus, the Little Hartley Mare, the dam of Volunteer, the dam of Sir W. Middleton's Camilla, and the grand dam of Snapdragon.

CHILDERS (Hampton Court) - Devonshire Childers - Duchess, by the Newcastle Turk - Darcy's White Turk.

CHILDERS (Smale's) - Mr. Smale, 1726, Bartlet's Childers - Byerley Turk - the Wilkinson Whynot.

CHUB (sometimes called Tamerlane) - Ld. Godolphin, 1746, His Lordship's Arabian - Bajazet's dam, by Hobgoblin.

CINNAMON - Duke of Somerset, Windham - the Rygate Mare, by the Thoulouse Barb - Sir John Parsons' Cream Cheeks, by Spanker - Hautboy. Cinnamon got but very few horses that appeared in public, except the Ancaster Creeper, Brisk, and Dismal.

CLUMSEY - Mr. Wilkes, Hautboy.

COLOSSUS - Mr. Cornforth, Babraham - Starling - Partner - Crofts's Bay Barb - Makeless - Brimmer - Dodsworth - Burton Barb.

COMMONER - Place's White Turk.

CONEYSKINS - (Duke of Rutland's), 1712, Lister Turk.

CONQUEROR - (Duke of Devonshire's), Fox - Castaway - son of Brimmer.

CONQUEROR - Capt. Appleyard, 1728, Own brother to the above.

COQUET - Duke of Bolton, Basto - son of Spanker - Hautboy - Bustler.

COQUET - Duke of Bolton, By his Grace's Sloven, out of the Coquet above-mentioned.

COTTINGHAM - Mr. Constable, 1735, Hartley's Blind Horse.

COUNSELLOR - Mr. Egerton, Lord Darcy's Counsellor (whose sire was a son of the Shaftesbury Turk) - Makeless - Barb Mare of Sir Hugh Cholmondely.

COUNTESS - Mr. Hartley, 1737, Hartley's Blind Horse - Hip.

CRABSTOCK - Mr. Cornwall, 1750, By Crab, out of a sister to the Witherington Mare.

CRAFTSMAN - Capt. Appleyard, 1724, Smiling Tom.

CREEPING MOLLY - Mr. Thurland, 1722, Grey Crofts, at Hampton Court - dam of Mr. Panton's Molly.

CRIPPLE - Ld. Godolphin, By his Lordship's Arabian.

CUB - Mr. Routh, 1739, Old Fox - Warlock Galloway, by Snake.

CUDDY - Capt. Appleyard, 1727, By Fox, out of the dam of Bald Charlotte.

CUPID - Duke of Somerset, 1735, His Grace's Bay Arabian, out of Bald Charlotte.

CYGNET - Ld. Godolphin, His Lordship's Arabian - Crab - Childers - Miss Belvoir, by Grey Grantham.

CYRUS - (Mr. Bowles's), 1758, Blank - Lady Ann, by Young Standard - Jason's dam.

DAINTY DAVY - (Duke of Cleveland's), 1752, Old Traveller - Slighted By All, by Fox Cub - Jigg - Matchem's grand dam, by Makeless.

DAIRY MAID - Mr. Elstob, By Almanzor, out of the Hambleton Mare, got by Syphax, who won the first Hambleton gold cup.

DIAMOND - Mr. Curwen, 1726, Jew's Trump - the Turk, sire of Flanderkin - Bay Barb - Westall Turk - a foreign horse.

DIANA (Lord Leigh's) - Mr. Hanger, 1740, Own sister to Charming Molly.

DIMPLE - (Dyer's), Leedes's Arabian - Spanker - Dodswoth.

DIMPLE - Ld. Godolphin, His Lordship's Arabian - Bajazet's dam.

DISMAL - Ld. Godolphin, 1733, Godolphin Arabian - Alcock's Arabian - Curwen Bay Barb - Natural Barb Mare.

DOLL - Sir R. Milbanke, 1721, Ld. Darcy's Woodcock - Moonah Barb Mare.

DORRIMOND - (Duke of Cumberland's), 1758, Dormouse - Whitefoot.

DRIVER - (Beaver's), 1732, Snake - Thwaite's Dun Mare, by the Akaster Turk.

DRIVER (Little) - (Mr. Lamego's), 1743, Beaver's Driver - Childers - Walpole's Barb - Miss Belvoir. Little Driver was a good runner, having won upwards of thirty 50£ plates; but he proved an indifferent stallion.

DRIVER - Duke of Ancaster, 1727, Wynn Arabian - the Lady Mare, by Pert - St. Martin's.

DRUDGE - Mr. Panton, 1745, Old Crab - sister to Blaze.

DUNKIRK - Mr. Lister, 1725, Fox Cub - Darcy Royal Colt - Lambert Turk.

ELEPHANT - Sir M. Newton, 1734, By his Arabian, dam by Bay Bolton.

ELEPHANT - (Mr. Sotheron's), 1753, Regulus - Sir M. Newton's Arabian - Traveller's dam.

ENGINEER - (Mr. Fenton's), 1756, Sampson - Young Greyhound - Curwen Bay Barb.

EXOTIC - Mr. Greville, 1756, Cullen Arabian - Grasshopper - dam of Creeper.

FAVOURITE - Mr. Jackson, 1725, By the Widdrington Grey Arabian, out of Miss Neesham's dam.

FAVOURITE - Capt. Appleyard, 1730, Gallant - Smiling Tom - Sister to Bald Charlotte.

FAUSTINA - Mr. Jenison, 1725, Hartley's Blind Horse - Blossom - Pulleine's Chestnut Arabian - Old Vintner Mare.

FEARNOUGHT - Ld. Godolphin, His Lordship's Arabian - Hobgoblin - Bajazet's dam.

FEARNOUGHT (Duke of Bolton's) - Sir W. Ramsden, 1725, Bay Bolton - Lexington Arabian - Curwen Spot - Spanker - Grey Ramsden's dam.

FEATHER - Mr. Panton, 1751, Godolphin Arabian - Childers - Miss Belvoir.

FIRETAIL - (Mr. Cotton's), 1729, Got by Childers, out of the famous Commoner Mare.

FLEEC'EM - Duke of Devonshire, 1731, Childers - Miss Belvoir.

FLYING WHIG - Ld. Godolphin, 1731, Woodstock Arabian - Points, by St. Victor's Barb - Grey Whynot. This mare was the dam of the two Hartley mares.

FORESTER - Mr. Crofts, 1736, Hartley's Blind Horse - Partner - Greyhound - Brocklesby Betty. Crofts' Forester was sire of Gustavus, Blameless, and Pearson's Little Partner; the rest of his get were bad. He was a common stallion, and covered a great many mares.

FORESTER - Mr. Williams, 1750, Got by Crofts' Forester, his dam, by the Bolton Looby, was the grand dam of the Duke of Cumberland's Star.

FOX - Sir Ralph Ashton, 1714, By Clumsey, his dam (Bay Peg) by the Leedes Arabian, grand dam (Young Bald Peg) also by the Leedes Arabian, great grand dam (Spanker's dam) was the old Morocco Mare, got by Ld. Fairfax's Morocco Barb, great great grand dam (Old Bald Peg) bred by Ld. Fairfax, and got by an Arabian, out of a Barb Mare. Fox was the sire of Capt. Appleyard's Conqueror, the best gelding that ever ran at Newmarket; and of the Duke of Bolton's Merry Andrew and Goliah, good horses; he also got the dam of Snap and of His R. H. the Duke's son of Crab.

FOX CUB - Sir Ralph Ashton, 1714, Was got by Clumsey, his dam by the Leedes Arabian. Fox Cub was a good little horse, but a bad stallion.

FOXHUNTER (Mr. Howe's) - Mr. Robinson, 1722, Bald Galloway - Snake - Hautboy (grandam of Regulus).

FOXHUNTER - (Cole's), got by Brisk (son of Darley's Arabian) out of the Rutland Brown Betty.

GENTLEMAN - Duke of Ancaster, 1723, Alcock Arabian.

GENIUS - (Mr. Keck's), 1753, Babraham - Stamford Turk - a brother to Conqueror - Childers - Basto Mare, dam of Old Crab.

GIPSEY - Sir W. Ramsden, 1725, Bay Bolton - Newcastle Turk - Byerley Turk.

GOLDEN LOCKS - Mr. Pelham, 1724, Curwen Bay Barb.

GOLIAH (Ld. Halifax's) - Mr. Crofts, 1722, Greyhound.

GOLIAH (Duke of Bolton's) - Mr. Hutchinson, 1730, Fox - Graham's Champion - Sir M. Pierson's Bluecap.

GREY GRANTHAM - By the Brownlow Turk. Grantham got Green's Galloway, an extraordinary horse of his size, Miss Belvoir, Shadow, and the Grantham Filly, very capital mares, particularly the two former, also the Confederate Filly, a good mare at light weights.

YOUNG GREYHOUND - Old Greyhound - Westall Turk - Hautboy - Place's White Turk - Dodsworth - Barb Mare.

GREYLEGS - Duke of Somerset, 1725, Windham - Barb Mare.

GREY RAMSDEN - His dam, by the Byerley Turk, was the grand dam of the Godolphin Whitefoot.

HARLEQUIN - (Mr. Metcalf's), 1719, Mixbury - Son of the Pulleine Rockwood - Brimmer - Darcy Royal Mare.

HARTLEY'S BLIND HORSE - Holderness Turk - Sir R. Milbanke's Black Mare, by Makeless - Darcy Royal Mare. He was sire of the Large Hartley Mare, who was the dam of Babraham, and of the great grand dam of Priestess and Espersykes.

HAUTBOY - The Darcy Family, White Darcy Turk - Royal Mare. Hautboy got Grey Hautboy (sire of Bay Bolton), Windham, the dam of Snake, and the dam of Almanzor, Terror, and Champion.

HENRICUS - (Sir M. Fetherston's), 1757, Black and all Black - dam of Mirza.

HERMIT - Mr. Panton, 1752 - Was brother to Spectator.

HIGHLANDER - Ld. Portmore, 1742, Victorious.

HIP - Mr. Pelham, 1752, Curwen Bay Barb - Lister Turk.

HOBGOBLIN - Mr. Goodall, 1724, Aleppo - Old Careless - Old Smithson - the Argyll Wanton Willy.

HOG - Mr. Panton, 1746, Cartouch - Childers.

HUTTON ROYAL COLT - Mr. Hutton, By the Helmsley Turk, out of a Sedbury Royal Mare.

JACK-COME-TICKLE-ME - Mr. Read, 1737, By a son of the Thoulouse Barb - Old Royal - Old Merlin.

JALAP - (Mr. Buckle's), 1758, Regulus - Devonshire Blacklegs - True Blue - Oxford Arabian - Sister to Leedes.

JASON - (Mr. Curzon's), 1749, Old Standard, Duke of Beaufort's White Arabian - Ld. Brooks's Arabian - Brimmer - Darley's Arabian.

JEW TRUMP - Mr. Curwen, His Chestnut Arabian - Bay Barb.

JIGG - Sir R. Mostyn, Byerley Turk - Spanker. Jigg got Partner, a capital horse; Shock and Saucebox, middling horses: He was a common country stallion in Lincolnshire, till Partner was 6 years old.

JOHN TROTT - Mr. Panton, 1741, Devonshire Blacklegs - Sutton Turk - Basto - Makeless - Sister to Honeycomb Punch, by the Taffolet Barb.

JOLLY ROGER - Sir J. Lowther, By the Gower Stallion, out of Miss Harvey, by Cartouch.

JOSEPH ANDREWS - Mr. Hartley, 1743, Roundhead - Hip - Hartley's Blind Horse - Flying Whig.

IVORY BLACK - (Mr. Green's), 1754, Starling - Regulus - Roundhead - Matchem's dam. Ivory Black was sire of Dunhevid, a good plate horse, the pedigree of whose dam was never recorded.

JUBA - Ld. Lonsdale, 1731, Lonsdale Arabian - Jigg.

JUNIPER - (Mr. Gorges'), Was own Brother to Genius.

JUSTICE - Ld. Halifax, 1724, Hampton Court Litton Arabian, out of Aldby Jenny.

KEDDLESTONE - Ld. Scarsdale, 1754, Whitenose - Marshall's Bumper - Dam of Victorious.

KING PEPIN - Mr. Dutton, 1743, Cartouch - Whitefoot - Leedes - Moonah Barb Mare.

LAMPREY - Sir M. Peirson, 1715, Own brother to Bay Bolton.

LATH - Ld. Godolphin, 1732, Godolphin Arabian, out of Roxana.

LEEDES - Mr. Leedes, Leedes Arabian.

LEEDES (Mr. Wildman's) - Mr. Leedes, 1756, Second - Starling - sister to Bandy.

LIGHTFOOT - (Ld. Eglintoune's)1747, Cade - Bay Bolton.

LIGHTNING - See Bywell Tom.

LITTLE JOHN (Ld. Gower's) - Mr. Crofts, 1740, Partner - Bay Bolton - Basto - Old Spot - Young Spanker - Old Hautboy - Bustler.

LITTLE-THOUGHT-ON - Mr. Brewster, 1736, By Harlequin, out of Almahide.

LOOBY - Duke of Bolton, 1728, Bay Bolton - Mostyn's Grasshopper, son of the Byerley Turk.

LOOBY - (Mr. Routh's), 1744, By the Bolton Looby - Bartlet's Childers.

LOT - Duke of Bolton, Young Sweepstakes - Mogul - Bay Bolton - Pulleine's Arabian - Ld. Lonsdale's Tregonwell Mare, by Rockwood. Lot was never trained, being lamed when very young.

LOUSE - Sir M. Newton, 1726, Bloody Buttocks.

LUGGS - Ld. Darcy, By his Lordship's White Turk, out of a foreign mare.

LUGGS MARE - Sir M. Peirson, Darley's Arabian - Bay Bolton's dam.

MAKELESS - By the Oglethorpe Arabian.

MANBY - Duke of Ancaster, 1756, Blank - Ancaster Starling - Ward - Merlin - Pert - St. Martin's.

MANICA - Mr. Darley, 1707, By his Arabian, out of Jester, by Merlin.

MARKSMAN - Godolphin Arabian - Hampton Court Chestnut Arabian - Leedes - Moonah Barb Mare.

MELIORA - Mr. Witty, 1729, Fox - Milkmaid, by Sir W. Blacket's Snail - Shields Galloway, bred by Mr. Curwen.

OLD MERLIN - Sir M. Peirson, By Bustler.

MERRY ANDREW - (Duke of Bolton's), 1730, Fox - Bonnylass, by Bay Bolton - Darley's Arabian - Byerley Turk - Taffolet Barb - Place's White Turk - Natural Arabian Mare.

MINER - Mr. Constable, 1752, Tartar - Greyhound.

MISS NEESHAM - Mr. Thompson, 1720, Hartley's Blind Horse - Commoner, son of Place's White Turk. Miss Neesham was a good runner, and won several times when in foal with Miss Patty, (also a pretty good runner) and was afterwards a brood mare.

MIXBURY - Mr. Curwen, His Bay Barb - Old Spot - White-legged Lowther Barb - Old Vintner Mare.

MOGUL - Ld. Godolphin, Was brother to Babraham. Mogul was sire of Whistlejacket, and grand sire of Pumpkin, Maiden, &c.

MOLLY (Mr. Panton's) - Mr. Thurland, Thoulouse Barb. Molly won a great number of matches at Newmarket, and was never beat till she died in running a match against the Duke of Bolton's Terror.

MONKEY - Ld. Lonsdale, 1725, His Bay Arabian - Curwen Bay Barb - Byerley Turk - Arabian Mare.

MOORCOCK - Mr. Hutton, 1740, Blacklegs - Son of the Hutton Grey Barb, out of a Byerley Turk Mare - Hutton Royal Colt - Blunderbuss - Place's White Turk.

MORAT - Sir W. Ramsden, 1724, Bay Bolton - Newcastle Turk - Byerley Turk.

MOSCOE - Mr. Williams, 1746, Cullen Arabian - Starling - Partner - Makeless - Brimmer - Place's White Turk - Dodsworth - Layton Barb.

MOSES - Chedworth Foxhunter - Portland Arabian - dam of the Duke of Bridgewater's Star.

OEDIPUS - Ld. Portmore, 1733, Bartlet's Childers.

OMAR - Godolphin Arabian - Lath.

OTHELLO - Mr. Routh, 1738, Hawksworth's Oroonoko (son of Hartley's Blind Horse) - Snake.

PARTNER (Crofts') - Mr. Pelham, 1718, Jigg - Sister to Mixbury. Partner was sire of Sedbury and Tartar, good horses; Cato and Traveller, middling; Badger, Grisewood's Partner and Little John, Larkin's Looby, and the Duke of Bolton's Little John, all low-formed horses; Barforth, a middling 12st. plate horse; the Witherington Mare, in a good form; Vane's Little Partner, a good mare of her size; Parker's Lady Thigh, Grisewood's Lady Thigh, Lodge's Roan Mare, all middling; and of some ordinary plate horses. He was a common stallion, and covered most of the best mares in the North for four years together; after that he covered few, except Mr. Crofts'.

PATRIOT - Duke of Bolton, 1729, Bay Bolton - Jigg - Old Lady, by Pulleine's Chestnut Arabian.

PERSEUS - 1754, Bolton Starling - Miss Mayes, sister to Coughing Polly.

PERT - Duke of Ancaster, Ely Turk.

PHANTOM (Mr. Hutton's) - Mr. Wanley, 1737, Hobgoblin - son of the Hutton Grey Barb, out of a Byerley Turk Mare - Coneyskins - the Fen Mare, by the Hutton Royal Colt - Blunderbuss - the Old Thornton Mare, by Place's White Turk.

PHILISTINE - Mr. Langley, 1738, By the Devonshire Childers, out of a sister to Goliah.

PORUS - Mr. Dutton, 1750, By Marksman, out of Bajazet's dam.

PYTHO - Mr. Panton, 1750, By Crab, out of a sister to Fleec'em.

QUIET - Got by Leedes, out of a sister to Mixbury.

RAMPER - Mr. Bertie, 1736, Crab - Counsellor - Hutton's Coneyskins - Hutton's Barb, brought over by Mr. Marshall.

REDCAP - Duke of Devonshire, 1746, Lath - sister to Fleec'em.

REDSTREAK - Mr. Owen, 1750, Regulus - Goliah - Vavasour's Black Tom - Postboy.

REGULUS - Ld. Chedworth, 1739, Got by the Godolphin Arabian, his dam, Grey Robinson, by the Bald Galloway, grand dam by Snake, out of Old Wilkes, a daughter of Old Hautboy. Regulus won seven Royal Plates in one year, and was never beat; he afterwards covered in the North, and proved an excellent stallion, being sire of Adolphus, Trajan, the dam of Eclipse, the great grand dam of Highflyer, and many other capital horses and mares.

RIB - Sir R. Milbanke, 1736, By Crab, out of Doll.

ROBINSON CRUSOE - Mr. Robinson, 1723, Got by Jigg, his dam, Bastard, out of Old Wilkes, a daughter of Old Hautboy.

ROCKWOOD - Out of the Lonsdale Tregonwell Mare.

ROUNDHEAD - Ld. Godolphin, By Childers, out of Roxana.

ROXANA - Sir W. Strickland, 1718, Bald Galloway - sister to Chaunter, by the Akaster Turk.

OLD ROYAL - Holderness Turk - Blunderbuss Royal Mare.

RUFFLER - By a son of Old Brimmer - Chesterfield Arabian - Hutton Barb.

SAMPSON (Ld. Halifax's) - Mr. Crofts, 1721, Greyhound - Sophonisba's dam, by the Bay Barb.

SAMPSON (Mr. Robinson's) - Mr. Preston, 1745, Blaze - Hip - Spark, son of Honeycomb Punch - Snake - Ld. Darcy's Queen. Mr. Robinson's Sampson won five Royal Plates at 6 years old, and was sire of Engineer, Bay Malton, &c.

OLD SCAR - Mr. Crofts, Makeless - Counsellor - Brimmer - Place's White Turk - Layton Barb.

LITTLE SCAR - Was own brother to Soreheels.

SCARBOROUGH COLT - Sir M. Wyvill, 1724, By Tifter, out of the Scarborough Mare.

SCRUTINEER - 1732, Aleppo - Hall Arabian - dam of the Humming Hall.

SEDBURY - Ld. Darcy, 1734, By Partner, out of the Old Montagu Mare, by Woodcock. The Old Montagu Mare, dam of Sedbury, was so called from being daughter of a mare of the breed of Lord Montagu of Cowdry, who, in the time of Charles the 2d, was famous for his stud of horses.

SEDGMOOR - 1735, Hampton Court Childers - dam of the South Country Diamond.

SHORTHOSE - Mr. Stanhope, 1753, Regulus - Second.

SILVERLOCKS (Mr. Coke's) - Mr. Ascough, Bald Galloway - Akaster Turk.

SILVIO - Mr. Hutton, 1754, Cade - Hobgoblin.

SKIM (Ld. Portmore's) - Mr. Farmer, 1746, Bolton Starling - Sister to Coughing Polly.

SLIPBY - Ld. Portmore, 1734, By Fox, out of Gipsey.

SLOE - Mr. Panton, 1740, Crab - Childers - Mermaid, by the Sutton Turk - Basto - Makeless - Sister to Honeycomb Punch, by the Taffolet Barb. Sloe was never beat; he won five Royal Plates and two other prizes, in one year, and was sire of Sweeper.

SLOVEN - Duke of Bolton, 1723, Bay Bolton - Curwen Bay Barb - Selaby Turk.

SLOVEN - (Mr. Pulleine's), 1735, Scarborough Colt - Woodcock.

SMILING BALL (Ld. Essex's) - Mr. Gaze, By a son of the Acklem Merlin - Curwen Bay Barb.

SMILING TOM - Bred at Hampton Court, Conyers Arabian - Chillaby - Makeless.

SNAKE - Mr. Lister, Lister Turk - Hautboy. Snake, when young, had the misfortune to bit by a venomous reptile, (supposed to be snake, from whence he was named) which prevented his being trained; he was the sire of Mr. Metcalf's famous old mare the dam of Squirt.

SOPHONISBA - Mr. Curwen, 1717, Dyer's Dimple - Curwen Bay Barb.

SOREHEELS - Basto - Curwen Bay Barb - Sister to Mixbury. Soreheels was sire of the dam of Matchless and South, which mare was also the great grand dam of Highflyer, but in general he got very bad horses.

SPANKER - Mr. Pelham, The Darcy Yellow Turk - Ld. Fairfax's Morocco Barb Mare - Bald Peg, by an Arabian, out of an Arabian Mare.

SPANKER - (Mr. Pengree's), 1758, By Antelope, out of Ld. Leigh's Charming Molly.

SPANKING ROGER - Ld. Essex, 1732, Childers - Cyprus Arabian - Old Spanker. This horse was a good runner, and probably would have been a valuable stallion, but died at nine years old, in running a trial.

SPECTATOR - Mr. Panton, 1749, Crab - Partner - Bay Bolton - Darley's Arabian - Byerley Turk - Place's White Turk - Taffolet Barb - Barb Mare. Was himself a good runner, and got several capital racers; he was sire of Mark Anthony, Sulphur, Damper, the dams of Diomed and Javelin, and the grand dam of Crop.

SPIDER - Ld. Lonsdale, 1729, Lonsdale Arabian - Coneyskins - Lowther Bay Barb - Dodsworth - Spanker.

SPINNER - Mr. Osbaldeston, Almanzor - full sister to Bay Bolton, by Hautboy.

SPORTLEY - Mr. Greville, 1740, Spinner - Somerset Diamond.

SPORTSMAN - Sir M. Wyville, 1736, Scarborough Colt - his Garnet mare.

SPORTSMAN - (Ld. Strange's), 1747, Ld. Derby's Whitefoot - Nathan - Dumplin - Leedes - Grey Whynot.

OLD SPOT - Mr. Curwen, Selaby Turk.

SPOT - Sir R. Burdett, 1742, Devonshire Blacklegs - Whitefoot - Ld. Tracey's Whimsey, by Darley's Arabian, out of the Young Child Mare.

SQUIRREL (Williams's) - Mr. Smith, 1719, By a Son of Snake - Akaster Turk - son of the Pulleine Chestnut Arabian - Brimmer.

OLD STANDARD - See Bashaw.

YOUNG STANDARD - By Standard - Partner - Woodcock - Crofts' Bay Barb.

STAR - Duke of Bridgewater, 1725, His dam a grey mare by Richards's Arabian, at Hampton Court.

STAR - Duke of Cumberland, 1759, Regulus - Poppet, by Black Chance - Bolton Looby - Margery, by Old Partner - Woodcock - Makeless - Brimmer - Son of Dodsworth - Burton Barb.

STARLING - Duke of Bolton, 1727, Bay Bolton - son of the Brownlow Turk - Pulleine Arabian - Rockwood - Bustler. Starling was an excellent runner, and when a stallion was the property of Mr. Leedes; he was sire of the Ancaster Starling, Skim, Torrismond, Grisewood's Teazer, Moro, Jason, and the grand dam of Soldier and Gunpowder, &c.

STARLING - Mr. Crofts, 1738, Bolton Starling - Partner - Crofts' Bay Barb - Makeless - Dodsworth - Barb Mare.

STATELY - Mr. Hutton, 1750, Mogul - Hutton's Blacklegs - Bay Bolton - Hutton's Grey Barb - Byerley Turk - Bustler.

STEADY - Duke of Devonshire, 1735, Childers - Miss Belvoir.

STROXTON GREY - Mr. Crofts, 1723, Greyhound.

STUMP - (Mr. Humberston's), 1724, Manica - Snake - Diamond.

SWEEPER - Sloe - Mogul - Partner - Coneyskins.

SWIFT - Mr. Swinburne, By Old Snip, dam by Cartouch, out of Snap's dam.

SYPHAX - Duke of Bolton, 1727, Bay Bolton - Golden Locks, by Grasshopper (a son of the Byerley Turk) - Earl of Bristol's Hog - Chartres's Hawker.

TANTIVY - Mr. Mann, 1749, Sedbury - Hodge's Centurion - Betty Byeblow.

TARQUIN - (Duke of Ancaster's), Godolphin Arabian - Scarborough Colt - Hip - Tifter - Snake - Diamond - Hautboy - a mare of Kitt Darcy's.

TARTAR - Mr. Leedes, 1743, By Partner, out of Meliora, by Fox. Tartar was an excellent racer, and not less esteemed as a stallion; he was sire of King Herod, Beaufremont, Miner, Mr. Blake's Fanny, and Mr. O'Kelly's famous mare (dam of Mercury, Volunteer, &c.) who bred a foal at 36 years old.

TATLER - Duke of Grafton, 1754, By Blank, out of Spectator's Dam.

TEAZER (Mr. Grisewood's) - Mr. Crofts, 1739, Bolton Starling - son of the Brownlow Turk - Pulleine Arabian - Rockwood - Bustler.

TERROR - Akaster Turk -Hautboy.

THUNDERBOLT - Mr. Meynell, 1723, Counsellor - Snake - Luggs - Woodcock.

TIFTER - Sir J. Parsons, Thoulouse Barb - sister to Leedes.

TIM - Mr. Dutton, 1752, Squirt - Bajazet's sister.

TRAPLIN - Mr. Grisewood, 1755, Babraham - Firetail - Slamerkin.

TRAVELLER - Mr. Osbaldeston, 1735, Partner - Almanzor - Grey Hautboy - Makeless - Brimmer. Old Traveller won several plates, and got many good runners; he was sire of Squirrel, Dainty Davy, the dam of Morwick Ball, &c.

YOUNG TRAVELLER - 1746, By Traveller - Bartlet's Childers - Mr. Durham's grey mare (who won Hambleton in 1733) by a son of the Bald Galloway - Daffodil's dam, by a foreign horse of Sir T. Gascoigne's.

TRIFLE - Mr. Bertie, 1737, Fox - Alcock Arabian - Curwen Bay Barb - Natural Arabian Mare.

TRUSTY - Mr. Ascough, 1735, By a son of Hartley's Blind Horse, out of a sister to Silverlocks.

TURPIN (Sir H. Harpur's) - Mr. Routh, 1737, Smale's Childers.

TURPIN - Ld. Granby, 1753, Cade - Partner - Greyhound - Sophonisba's dam.

VICTORIOUS (Duke of Hamilton's) - Mr. Wilkinson, 1722, Ruffler - Grey Barb Mare.

VICTORIOUS - Mr. Crofts, 1747, Whitenose - Firetail - Slamerkin.

VOLUNTEER - Sir M. Wyville, 1735, Young Belgrade - Bartlet's Childers - Devonshire Chestnut Arabian - sister to the Duke of Somerset's Westbury, by the Curwen Bay Barb.

WHITEFOOT (Ld. Godolphin's) - Sir W. Ramsden, Bay Bolton - Darley's Arabian - Byerley Turk.

WHITENOSE - (Ld. Portmore's), 1722, Godolphin Arabian - full sister to Blaze.

WHITENOSE - Mr. Heneage, 1722, By the Hall Arabian, out of the dam of Mr. Heneage's Jigg.

WHITTINGTON - 1743, Brother to Whitenose - Stanyan's Arabian - Curwen Bay Barb - Marshall's Spot - White Legged Lowther Barb - Old Vintner Mare.

WHYNOT - Sir J. Phillips, 1744, Crab - Fox - Gipsey, by Bay Bolton.

WILKIE'S MARE - Mr. Crofts, 1735, Partner - Woodcock - Crofts' Bay Barb - Makeless - Brimmer - son of Dodsworth - Burton Barb.

WINDHAM - Hautboy - Selaby Turk - Bustler - Place's White Turk - Dodsworth.

WOODCOCK - 1715, Merlin.

WRYFOOT - Ld. Godolphin, 1730, Bay Bolton - Whitefoot's dam.