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Babraham
(GB) Old (1738).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 15. |
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Babraham
(USA) Goode's (c 1766) by Janus* -
Janus* - Jolly Roger* - Silvereye* - Monkey*. Bred and owned by
John Goode Senior of Mecklenburg County, Virginia, he was said
to be the best and fastest quarter horse of his day. He sired
the dam of Anderson's Twigg (b c 1790) and died in 1781. |
| Babraham*
(GB).
This horse was called Slip in the General Stud Book, and Slim
and Sprightly in America. See Slim*. |
| Babraham
Blank (GB) (1758). Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian. Family 15. |
| Badger
(GB)
Pengree's (c 17--) by Crofts' Partner. He
sired Creeping Kate* (f 1745). |
| Bagot (GB) (1780) Family
41. He sired Master Bagot (ch c 1787). |
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Bajazet
(GB) (1740).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 21. |
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*Bajazet
(1754) Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian. Family 4. |
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Bald
Charlotte (GB) (1721).
Sire Line Holderness
Turk.
Family 40. |
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Bald Galloway
(GB) (c) Family 15. Bred by
Captain Rider of Whittlebury Forest, Northamptonshire, he stood
at the Oak-tree, Leeming-lane, Yorkshire. A Champion Sire in
1725, he sired Cartouch (c 1717), Grey Robinson (gr f 1723),
Old Lady (ch f 1715), Roxana (ch f 1718), and Silverlocks
(ch f 1725). |
| Balrownie*
(GB) (1850) Family
10-a. Bred by Mr. W. I'Anson. In England won the Doncaster
Stakes, Pontrefact Gold Cup, the Caledonian St. Leger and the
Kelso. Half-brother to Derby winner Blink Bonny (b f 1854) and
to Bonnie Scotland*. Imported by Captain Cornish, Balrownie
later became the property of James Watson of New York. He died
in 1866. |
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Bandy
(GB) (1747).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 4. |
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Barbarian (GB) (1849)
Family 32. He
sired the dam of Anfield* (b c 1860). |
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Barefoot*
(GB) (1820).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 5. |
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Baronet* (GB) b c 1785
(Vertumnus - Penultima, by Snap).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 61. |
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Bartlet's
Childers
(GB) (c1716).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 6-a. |
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Bashaw (USA) (1768) Family
4-r. Bred by James De Lancey of New York he raced in 1772
winning the Macaroni Hundred at Newmarket while lame. He stood
15.2 hands. This horse was not imported. He sired the dam of
Rosette (f 17--). |
| Basset Arabian. Not
the same horse as the Bloody Shouldered Arabian, he sired the
3rd dam of Vanessa (b f 1751). |
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Basto
(GB) (1703).
Sire Line Byerley Turk.
Family 6. |
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Batt
(GB) (1723). Sire Line Strickland
Turk. |
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Bayardo b c
1906 (Bay Ronald - Galicia, by Galopin). Sire
Line Camel.
Family 10-a. |
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Bay
Bolton (GB) (1705).
Sire Line Darcy's
White Turk.
Family 37. |
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Bay Dodsworth (GB) (c1675). Sire Line
Dodsworth. |
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Bay
Malton (GB) (1760).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 2-m. |
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Bay
Middleton (GB) (1833).
Sire Line Bay Middleton.
Family 1-s. |
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Bay
Richmond (GB) Taylor's (c1765). Sire Line Darcy's
White Turk. |
| *Bay Richmond
(1771) Family 24.
Imported and owned in 1779 by Lewis Morris of New Jersey. Sired
Dido (b f circa 1781), 5th dam of Lady Morgan (ch f 1831 by
John Richards). |
|
Battleship
(USA) ch c 1927 (Man o' War
- Quarantaine, by Sea Sick). Sire Line
Matchem.
Family 10-e. |
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Bay
Wilkinson (GB) (1717). Sire Line Lister
Turk. Family 62. |
| Bay Yankee (USA)
(b.c. 1798) by Jones' President (gr.c. 1788) - Cora by
*Obscurity - Nancy Whirligig by Skipwith's Figure - Fanny by
Lee's Mark Anthony - Nancy by *Jolly Roger. Described as a
traditional Southside pedigree wrongly attributed to *Mary Grey.
He sired Maria (b.f. 18--). |
| Beagle (GB) (1827) Family
42. He sired Bellona (b.f. 1835). |
| *Beau (ch.c 1731)
by Bolton Sloven (c. 1723 by Bay Bolton). The dam is not
identified. Edgar confused this colt with Beau in Ireland. Owned
by Secretary John Carter of Virginia and erstwhile named Bow he
sired the 3rd and 4th dams of Brandon, dam of Meade's Celer (c.
1776) and Clodius (b.c. 1778). |
| Beaudesert (GB)
(1877) Family 8-a. He
sired *De Beauvoir (ch.c. 1884), *Rusina (ch.f. 1890), and
Stiletto (ch.c. 1884) who won the Gran Premio Nacional in
Argentina. |
| *Bedford (1792) Family
17. Bred by Lord Grosvenor, he won a match for 300 guineas
and a plate in England. He was imported into Virginia by Colonel
Hoomes in 1796. He stood in Virginia until 1803, then he was
sold to Wade Hampton in South Carolina. He later returned to
Virginia when owned by John Avery. He was noted as sire of
Gallatin (ch.c. 1800) and broodmare sire of Bertrand (b.c.
1821). Bedford is described as a fine bay, most beautifully
formed and standing 15.3 hands. He is said to have had great
size and strength with excellent legs, and to sire stock of
neatness and elegant shape. |
| (Young) Bedford (USA)
Taylor's (b.c.) by *Bedford (b.c. 1792 by *Dungannon) - South
Carolina mare by Thornton's Arion. The remainder of his pedigree
has not been identified. He sired the dam of Mary Jones (b.f.
1827). |
| Bedlamite (GB)
(1823) Family 4-c. He
sired St. Luke (ch.c. 1833). |
| Beeder (USA) (c.)
by Old Union (c. 1777 by Thornton's Shakespeare) - Old Union's
dam by Nonpareil 2nd - *Morton's Traveller - *Pocahontas. # a48.
He sired the second dam of Black Sophia (bl.f. 18--). |
| Beiram (GB) (1829) Family
5-a. He sired Besika (ch.f. 1852). |
| Belgrade
Turk (c. c1712). Sire Line Belgrade
Turk. |
| Bellair 2nd (USA)
Tayloe's (1786) Family 21. |
| Bellair (USA)
Cook's, Hockett's (gr.c.) by Tayloe's Bellair 2nd (gr.c. 1786 by
*Medley) - Independence (not identified) - Virginia Thoroughbred
mare. He stood in Tennessee and sired the fourth dam of Prunella
(b.f. 1848). |
| Belmont (USA)
(1847) Family 1-f. He
sired Langford (ch.c. 1855). |
| *Belshazzar (1830) Family
11-g. Bred by Richard Watt, who also bred his dam Manuella
(b.f. 1809), the winner of the Oaks Stakes in 1812. Belshazzar's
half-brother Memnon (b.c. 1822) won the St. Leger Stakes, and
his full brother Belzoni (br.c. 1823) won the Oatlands Stakes at
both Newmarket and Ascot. At two Belshazzar won a sweepstakes
for 600 sovereigns at Doncaster. He won several races at three
including the Spring St. Leger Stakes at York and the Gascoigne
Stakes at Doncaster, prompting Watt to turn down an offer of
5,000 guineas for him. He broke down after a victory at
Newmarket in 1834 and was sent to stud. He sired Cara (b.f.
1836) who won the One Thousand Guineas Stakes. In 1840 five
offspring won nine races in England. He was imported in 1838 by
Thomas Flintoff of Tennessee and stood near Nashville. |
| *Belsize Arabian
(gr.c. 1756) is said to have been bred by the Governor of Wazan
in Morocco His sire was an Arabian and his dam was descibed as
"one of the most beloved mares in the Emperor's Stud".
Purchased by Jonathan Welch, he was sent to England in 1759
where he stood for seven years. In England he sired both
*Stirling (or Starling, and in America Evans' Sterling, gr.c.
1762) and *Silver (or Sylva, gr.f. *1765). He was purchased by
Admiral Sir Charles Saunders in 1775. Said to be the first
authentic Oriental stallion to come to America, he arrived in
Pennsylvania in 1766. Described by The Pennsylvania Chronicle,
1768 as having been much admired by the best judges for his
beautiful form and carriage, he was said to be a silver-grey
with a black mane, standing nearly sixteen hands. His beauty
coupled with his size and strength made him an admirable sire of
riding and carriage stock. Before leaving England he got the
racehorse *Granby (b.c. 1762) who appears in the pedigree of
Thora (b.f. 1880, by Longfellow) via Lewis's Eclipse (c. 1791).
William Evans of Surrey County, Virginia, imported *Stirling and
*Sylva. When mated *Stirling and *Sylva produced the matriarch
Sally Painter (gr.f. 17--) who would become the tail-female
ancestress of Count Fleet. *Belsize Arabian stood in
Pennsylvania until 1768. |
| Belzoni (GB) (1823)
Family 11-g. |
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Bend
Or (GB) (1877).
Sire Line Bend Or.
Family 1-k. |
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Ben
Holladay (USA) (b.c. 1893) by Hanover (ch.c. 1884 by Hindoo)
- Mollie L. by Longfellow - Mollie McCann by Hunter's Lexington
- Fleetfoot by Mahomet - Epsilon - Jim Bell - Wagner - Frank -
Medoc. Family a45. He won the Municipal Handicap three times, as
well as the Belmont Park Autumn W-F-A Turf Handicap. He sired
Ophirdale (b.f. 1902). |
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Beningbrough
(GB) (1791).
Sire Line Beningbrough.
Family 7. |
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Berthune
(USA) (b.c. 1837) by Sidi Hamet (b.c. 1825 by Virginian) -
Susette by Aratus - Jenny Cockracy by Old Potomac. Family A24.
He sired Don Juan (bl.c. 1857) and Rescue (br.f. 1854). |
| Bertrand (USA)
(1821) Family 14. Bred by
Colonel Spann of South Carolina, he won thirteen of sixteen
races from 1824 to 1826. Then sold to Hutchcraft & Company
of Kentucky, he stood there until his death in the spring of
1838. Considered by many to be Sir Archy's best son he was a
Leading Sire in 1835 and sired, among others, Arbaces
(b.c. 1833), Gauglion Gangle (b.c. 1837), and Woodpecker (b.c.
1828). |
| Bertrand Jr. (USA)
(c1830) Family 4-r. He
sired Hero (ch.c. 1840). |
| Bethell's Arabian
(c. *1711) sired Salome (f. 1733), the dam of Cypron (b.f. 1750
by Blaze). Cypron was dam of Herod (or King Herod, b.c. 1758)
and Lady Bolingbroke (b.f. 1766). Lady Bolingbroke in turn
produced Tetotum (b.f. 1777, winner of Oaks Stakes) and
*Alderman (b.c. 1787). *Alderman was sent to Virginia where he
became the broodmare sire of Sister to Tuckahoe (ch.f. 1814 by
Ball's Florizel), the dam of Boston (ch.c. 1833). |
| Big Fellow (USA)
(ch.c. 1871) by War Dance (ch.c. 1860 by Lexington) - Fly by
Mahomet - Nancy Pigg by *Glencoe - *Luzborough - Nell by Orphan.
Family A20. He sired Belle of the West (b.f. 1877). |
| *Billet (1865) Family
2. Bred by Mr. James Smith. In England, he started seventeen
times as a two-year old and won five, including the Zetland
Stakes at York, Egham and Marcham Park Stakes. Imported and
owned by Powers and Jones of Decatur, Illinois, and later stood
at the Runnymede Stud in Bourbon County, Kentucky. Billet sired
Sir Dixon (b.c. 1885) who won the Belmont Stakes and Miss
Woodford (br.f. 1880) who won 37 of 48 races and became the
first American Thoroughbred to earn more than $100,000. |
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Birdcatcher
(Ire) (1833).
Sire Line Birdcatcher.
Family 11-d. |
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Birkenhead (GB)
(1843) Family 2-f. He
sired The Mersey (br.f. 1850). |
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Birmingham
(GB) br c
1827 (Filho da Puta - Miss Craigie, by Orville). Sire
Line Highflyer.
Family 34. |
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Bizarre (GB) (1820)
Family 3-h. Exported to
France in 1840. He sired Mus (b.c. 1833). |
| Black-and-all-Black
(USA) Conway's, Skipwith's (1772) Family
21. There may be a missing Ariel cross. He sired Virginia
Sorrel (ch.c. 1777). |
| Black Chance (GB)
(bl.c. 1732) by Hutton's Bay Barb (b.c. 1723) - Surley -
Rutland's Coneyskins - Fen Mare by Hutton's Royal Colt -
Blunderbuss - Old Thornton Mare by Place's White Turk - Barb
Mare. He sired Poppet (b.f. 1748) and *Bonny Lass (b.f. 1751). |
| Black
Hearty (GB). Sire Line Byerley
Turk. |
| Blacklegs (GB)
Rutland's (c1680). Running in 1687, he was "evidently
highly thought of as a racehorse" [Early Records, 104]. He
sired the Blacklegs Royal Mare, taproot mare of Family 7. |
| Blacklegs (GB) Hutton's
(1725) Family 34. He
sired Ruby Mare, the dam of Marske (br.c. 1750). |
| Blacklegs
(GB) Devonshire (1728). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. Family 9-a. |
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Blacklock
(GB) (1814).
Sire Line King Fergus.
Family 2-t. |
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Black
Sultan* (bl c 1800), a Barb, was sent to the President of
the United States, Thomas Jefferson, by the Bey of Tunis in
1806. His ambassador Melli Melli accompanied Black Sultan and
two Barb mares, and all were said to have been selected with
great care and expense from the highest bred horses of Tunis.
Black Sultan stood 16 hands and was described as "leggy as
a mountain Arab" with superb conformation. After Melli
Melli departed both were sold for the benefit of the U. S.
Treasury. Black Sultan stood his first season with John Tayloe
II, going to Elias Earle in South Carolina in 1807, and to John
Gallant in 1808. One Barb mare was sent to Louisiana and
produced Beau Laquaise (c 1807), and no further infomation is
known about either. The other Barb mare went to Jefferson's
son-in-law John Eppes who was also a member of Congress. She was
sent to Virginia where she foaled Sultana (f 1807). This Barb
mare was then bred to Citizen* and produced a foal (f 1810c)
that would become know as The Citizen Mare, the taproot of
American Family A30. Sultana produced Lady Burton (b f 1813 by
Sir Archy) who was said by Bruce to be one of the best
broodmares America has ever produced. |
| Blair Athol
(GB)
(1861) Family 10-a. He
won the Derby and St. Leger Stakes and ran second in the Grand
Prix de Paris. He was injured by another horse when pulling up
from his St. Leger win. Retiring to stud, he sired two One
Thousand Guineas winners, Cecilia (b f 1870) and Scottish Queen
(ch f 1866), and the Two Thousand Guineas winner Prince
Charlie* (ch c 1869). He also sired two St. Leger winners, Craig
Millar (ch c 1872), and Silvio (b c 1874) who also won the
Derby. Another daughter, Palmyra (ch f 1872) won the German
Derby. He was a Champion Sire four times. |
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Blanchefleur
(GB) b f
1871 (Saunterer -
Queen
Bertha, by Kingston). Sire Line
Birdcatcher.
Family 1-w. |
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Blank
(GB) (1740).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 15. |
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Blaze
(GB) (1733). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. Family 61. |
| Blight (GB) (1851) Family
9-d. He sired Brown Bess (br f 1855). |
| Bloody Buttocks
(gr c 1725c) was bred and owned by John Crofts and stood at
Barforth, Yorkshire, for many years. His name derived from a red
mark on his quarters. He sired Bay Bloody Buttocks (b f 1729)
the dam of Morton's Traveller* (b c 1746), Careless (ch c
1733), Dairy Maid (f 1737) and Grey Bloody Buttocks (gr f
1733). |
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Bloody
Shouldered Arabian Lord Oxford's (gr c 1713).
Sire Line Bloody
Shouldered Arabian. |
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Bloomsbury
(GB) (1836).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 9-c. |
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Blossom (GB) (1748)
Family 6. He sired
Rosemary (ch.f. 1760). |
| *Blossom (1793) Family
20. Bred by Mr. Vernon. *Blossom is half-brother to
*Trumpetta (b.f. 1797). |
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Blucher
(GB) (1811).
Sire Line Pot8os.
Family 4-b. |
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Blue Beard
(USA) McPherson's (c.) by *Hoomes' Stirling (b.c. 1791 by
Volunteer) - McPherson's Maid of Prince William (b.f. 1791) by
*Marplot - Alston's Betsey Baker by *Flimnap. He sired Bess'
Brimmer. |
| Blunderbuss
(GB). Sire Line Helmsley
Turk. |
| *Bluster (1808) Family
27. Said to be 16 hands, he was bred by Mr. Forrest and sent
to Virginia in 1816 by Mr. Dunlop of London. In 1826 he stood at
Giles Harding's near Nashville, Tennessee. He died in Tennessee,
1828, aged 20. |
| *Boaster (1795) Family
15. Bred by Mr. Golding and imported into Virginia in the
fall of 1811 by Walter Bell. In 1816 he stood at John Harding's,
and in 1819 he stood at Henry Wade's near Nashville. He died in
Tennessee in 1819, aged 24. |
| Bobadil (GB) (1813)
Family 2-b. He sired *Sir
Robert (b.c. 1832). |
| Bob Booty (IRE)
(ch.c. 1804) by Chanticleer (ch.c. 1787 by Woodpecker) - Ierne
by Bagot - Gamahoe - Patty by Tim - Patch by Halifax's Justice -
Ringtail Galloway by Hip - Sister to Witty Mare by Curwen Bay
Barb. He sired Napoleon (b.c. 1824) and Guiccioli (ch.f. 1823). |
| Bob Gore (IRE)
(1815) Family 73. |
| Bobtail (GB) (1795)
Family 3-a. Racing until
ten years of age, he won many matches and a sweepstakes. He
sired Sprite (ch.f. 1807). |
| *Bolton (1760) Family
19. Bred by the Duke of Northumberland and owned by William
Lightfoot of Charles City County, Virginia. He is described as a
beautiful bay horse standing over 15 hands. Bred to Tayloe's
Sally Wright he got an unnamed mare who would become the
matriarch of American Family A34, usually called The Bolton Mare
(ch.f. 1776). |
| Bompard (USA)
Cage's (bl.c. c1796) by *Obscurity (ch.c. 1777 by Eclipse) -
Maclin's Fearnought. He was owned in North Carolina, and sired
the second dam of Phoebe (ch.f. 1826). |
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Bona
Vista (GB) (1889).
Sire Line Bend Or.
Family 4-f. |
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Bonnie
Scotland* (1853).
Sire Line Pot8os.
Family 10-a. |
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Bosphorus
(GB) (1754). Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian. Family 21. |
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Boston
(USA) (1833).
Sire Line Herod.
Family 40. |
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Boudrow (GB) (1777)
Family 9-b. He sired the
dam (b.f. 1789) of both Peruvian (b.c. 1806) and Popinjay (ch.c.
1797). |
| Bourbon (GB) (1811)
Family 5-a. He sired Toss
(b.c. 1822) and Fleur de Lis (b.f. 1822) who became the dam of
*Sovereign (b.c. 1836). |
|
Bourdeaux
(GB)
(1774). Sire Line King Herod.
Family 5. |
| Bowie (USA) (c.
17--) by *Janus (ch.c. 1746 by Janus) - Thoroughbred mare. Bred
and owned in Virginia, he sired the third dam of Black Sophia
(bl.f. 18--). |
| Boxer (USA) Page's
(b.c. 1790) by *Medley (gr.c. 1776 by Gimcrack) - *Fearnought -
*Jolly Roger - *Thoroughbred Mare. He sired Tayloe's Mendoza
(b.c. 1796). |
| Bran (GB) (1831) Family
1-o. He sired Our Nell (ch.f. 1839) who won the Oaks Stakes. |
| Breadalbane (GB)
(1862) Family 10-a. Said
to be big and of lesser quality than his brother Blair Athol. He
sired *Blairgowrie (b.c. 1872) and *The Ill-Used (b.c. 1870). |
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Brilliant
(GB) (1750).
Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian.
Family 6-a. |
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Brilliant (USA)
Burwell's (b.c. c1779) by Wormeley's King Herod (c. 1766 by
*Fearnought) - Burwell's Camilla by *Fearnought - Pestletail by
*Valiant - Byrd's Old Calista by *Tryal - *Silvereye - Carter's
*mare. He sired the taproot mare of American Family A33. |
| Brimmer
(GB). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. |
|
Brimmer
Colt (GB). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. |
| Brimmer (USA)
Goode's (1777) Family 2.
Bred by Captain Thomas Turpin of Powhatan County, Virginia. He
sired Mary Grey (f.) the dam of Jackson's Pacolet (gr.c. 1808)
and Wilkes' Wonder (c. 1800). |
| Brimmer (USA) Bess'
or Bass' (c.) by McPherson's Blue Beard (c. by *Hoomes'
Stirling). The dam line may be quarter horse. Bruce believes he
traces to Arminda by *Medley, but offers no explanation. He
sired the Brimmer Quarter Mare, the taproot of American Family
A11. |
| Brimmer (USA)
Fenwick's (c. 18--) by Bess' Brimmer (c. by McPherson's Blue
Beard) - Lamplighter - *Medley - *Fearnought - *Janus. This
pedigree was given to American Stud Book compilers by James W.
Fenwick. He sired Lady Fortune (ch.f.). |
| Brisk
(GB) (c1711). Sire Line Lister
Turk. |
| Brisk
(GB) (c1711). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. |
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Brocklesby
Betty (GB) (1711).
Sire Line Curwen's
Bay Barb.
Family 23. |
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Brownlow
Turk (c. c1704) sired Grey Grantham (gr.c. 17--) who in turn
sired Miss Belvoir (gr.f. 172-) who became the dam of Grey
Childers (gr.c. 1729); Steady (gr.c. 1735); and Sister 1 to
Steady (gr.f. 1732) who became the dam of Horatia (b.f. 1758)
who heads her own branch (6-b) of Family Number 6 and became the
2nd dam of *Diomed (ch.c. 1777). There is no evidence that this
horse was a grey. |
| Brownlow Turk Colt
(gr.c. 17--) An unnamed daughter became the dam of Bolton
Starling (gr.c. 1727) and his sister, who produced Moore's
Partner (b.c. 1730). He may have been the horse called Brother
to Grey Grantham. |
| *Brunswick Quick's
(bl.c. 1759) by Portmore's Oroonoko (bl.c. 1745 by Crab) -
Rogers' Babraham. The dam is not identified in the General Stud
Book. Imported into Virginia before the Revolution and owned by
James Macdonald in 1771. |
| Brunswick (USA)
(1826) Family 20. He
sired Patty Holmes (ch.f. 1838). |
| Brush (GB) (1785) Family
13. He sired Housemaid, who was first called Iris, (b.f.
1795); she became the dam of Oaks winner Landscape (b.f. 1813),
Rainbow (b.c. 1808), and Raphael (b.c. 1812). |
| Brutandorf (GB)
(1821) Family 11-g. He
sired Hetman Platoff (b.c. 1836), Physician (b.c. 1829) and
*Somonocodron (b.c. 1830). |
| *Brutus (1748) Family
43. Bred by Mr. Martindale he was imported into South
Carolina. Fairfax Harrison notes, "The Carolina Racing
Calendar, 1759-1770, is a moving film of roan colts and fillies
got by Brutus." He sired Noble (b.c. 1763) who won Colt's
Plates at Charleston, Georgetown and Jacksonborough at three,
won the Charles Town Plate at 4, then lost a match against
*Centinel. Next matched against Adolphus, another son of
*Brutus, he prevailed by a nose. Running in the Charles Town
Plate the following year he was distanced by both Tryal and
Valiant, which loss was the subject of great controversy;
Havannah (ro.c. 1763) who won six major races in three seasons,
including the Charles Town Plate; and two other colts who won
the Charles Town Plate: Babraham (ro.c. 1759) and Partner (b.c.
1763). |
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Buccaneer
(GB) (1857).
Sire Line Highflyer.
Family 14-d. |
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*Buckden (1869) Family
15. Bred by Mr. Frederick Thompson of Poppleton Hall in
York, England and imported by Hunter & Travers of Annieswood
Stud in New York. A very successful sire in America, he got a
Kentucky Derby winner in Buchanan (ch.c. 1881). |
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Buckhunter
(GB) (1713).
Sire Line St.
Victor's Barb.
Family 17. |
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Buffcoat
(GB) (1742) Family 6-a.
Noted as a dun in the General Stud Book, he sired *Buffcoat
(ch.c. 1755). |
| Buffer (GB) (1798) Family
57. He sired Master Robert (gr.c. 1811). |
| *Bulle
Rock (1709). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. |
| Bulle Rock (USA)
Hunt's (br.c. 1759) by *Spark (c. 174- by Aleppo) - *Dabster -
*Bulle Rock. Also called Old Bully Rock, he sired Young Bulle
Rock (b.c. 1773). |
| Bulle Rock (USA)
Young (b.c. 1773) by Hunt's Bulle Rock (br.c. 1759 by *Spark) -
Gantt's Britannia by *Kingston's Othello - Gantt's Mille by
*Spark - *Queen Mab by Mosco Grey Arabian - Hampton Court
Childers - Harrison Arabian - Hampton Court Chestnut Arabian -
Leedes - Slugey. Family Slugey. He sired the second dam of
Rosette (f. 17--). |
| Bulwer (USA)
(gr.c.) by Grey Eagle (gr.c. 1835 by Woodpecker). Bulwer's dam
remains unidentified. Bulwer sired Ellen Swigert (gr.f. 1851). |
|
Burford
Bull (GB). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. Family 4. |
| Burdett's
Arabian. |
| Bustard
(GB) (1741). Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian. Family 7. |
| Bustard (GB) (1813)
Family 35. He sired the
Oaks winner Variation (b.f. 1827) and Heron (br.c. 1833). |
| Bustler
(GB). Sire Line Helmsley
Turk. |
 |
Buzzard
(GB)(1787).
Sire Line Buzzard.
Family 3-a. |
|
. |
Buzzard (USA)
Blackburn's (ch.c. 1810) by *Buzzard (ch.c. 1787 by Woodpecker)
- *Speculator - Union - *Fearnought - Anderson's Grey. He sired
the dam of Phoebe (ch.f. 1826). |
| Buzzard (GB) (1821)
Family 8-k. He sired
Ratan (ch.c. 1841). |
 |
Byerley
Turk (bl.c. 1684).
Sire Line Byerley Turk. |
