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Gaberlunzie
(GB)
(1824) Family 24. He
appears in the pedigree of Signorino (b c 1902). |
| Gabriel*
(GB) (1790) Family
15. Bred by Mr. Hall and imported by, or consigned to,
Colonel Tayloe of Virginia in 1799. He died in Virginia in 1800,
aged 10 years. |
| Gainsborough
(GB)
(1813) Family 3. He sired
Pet (b f 1826) who became the dam of Babta* (b f 1858). |
| Galaor (GB) (1838) Family
3-i. He sired The Judge (b c 1850) and Heir of Linne (ch c
1853). |
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Galeazzo b c
1893 (Galopin - Eira, by Kisber). Sire Line King
Fergus. Family 3-c. |
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Galicia
(GB) br f 1898 (Galopin
- Isoletta, by Isonomy). Sire Line King
Fergus. Family 10-a. |
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Gallant
(USA)
(17--) Family 6-a. He
sired the third dam of Maid of the Oaks (ch f 1801). |
| Gallatin
(USA)
(1799) Family 14. One of
the best sons of Bedford*, he beat his sister Fairy, a great
racemare, and Hoomes' Leviathan in a handicap in 1803. He sired
Charlotte (ch f 1805), Kitty Fisher (f 1826) and Maria (ch f
1816). He died in 1826. |
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Galliard
br c 1880 (Galopin - Mavis, by
Macaroni). Sire Line King
Fergus. Family 13. |
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Galopin
(GB) b c 1872
(Vedette - Flying Duchess, by
The Flying Dutchman). Sire Line King
Fergus. Family 3-i. |
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Gamos
(GB) ch f 1867 (Saunterer - Bess Lyon, by
Longbow). Sire Line Birdcatcher.
Family 4-p. |
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Gander
(GB) (1720). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. Family 9. |
| Garrick
(GB) (1772). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. Family 12. |
| Garrick
(USA)
Eaton's (ch c 17--) by Meade's Celer -
Janus* - Lightfoot's Partner - Jolly Roger* - Mary Grey* by
Bolton Starling. Family 2. Bred and owned by
Colonel Charles Eaton of Granville County, North Carolina, he
sired Jolly Friar (ch c 1783). |
| Gascoigne's
Foreign Horse (1710c), or Gascoigne's Arabian. |
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General (GB) b c 1758 (Young
Cartouch - Mare, by
Devonshire Blacklegs). Sire Line
St. Victor's
Barb. Family 104. |
| George Martin
(USA)
(b c 1837) by Garrison's Zinganee -
Gabriella by Sir Archy - Irby's Calypso by Tayloe's Bellair 2nd
- Irby's Dare Devil Mare by Dare Devil* - Syme's Wildair -
Piccadilla by Maclin's Fearnought - Baylor's Godolphin -
Hob-or-Nob* - Jolly Roger* - Valiant* - Tryall* - Randolph of
Chatsworth Mare* by Godolphin Arabian. Family A18. Described as a
grand four-mile horse, he sired George Martin Mare (b f 1848). |
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Gertrude
(GB) b f 1867
(Saunterer -
Queen Bertha,
by Kingston). Sire Line
Birdcatcher.
Family 1-w. |
| Gift (GB) (1768) Family
4. Gift was not exported. The exported Gift may be Craven's
Gift. |
| Gift* (GB) Lord Craven's
or Little Gift (bbr c 1745) whose breeding was unknown to
English compilers. |
| Giles (GB) (1820) Family
2-a. |
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Gimcrack
(GB) (1760).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 23. |
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Gladiateur
(Fr) (1862).
Sire Line Pot8os.
Family 5-h. |
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Gladiator
(GB)
(1833).
Sire Line Highflyer.
Family 22. |
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Glaucus (GB) (1820)
Family 3-h.He sired the
One Thousand Guineas winner Picnic (b f 1842) and the Oaks
winner (Refraction (br f 1842). |
| Glen Athol*
(GB) (1869) Family
7-c. Bred by Mr. Johnstone and imported by R. W. Cameron,
owned by A. J. Alexander of the Woodburn Stud in Kentucky. |
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Glencoe* (GB)
(1831).
Sire Line Selim.
Family 1-t. |
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Glenelg*
(GB) (1866) Family
26. Bred by R. W. Cameron and owned by Hon. A. Belmont, New
York. He was a Leading Sire in 1884, 1886, 1887 and 1888. |
| Glengarry*
(GB) (1866) Family
3-b. Imported by L. W. Jerome of New York. |
| Godolphin
(GB)
(b c 1818) by Partisan - Ridicule by
Shuttle - Dungannon - Letitia by Highfler - Matchem - Blank -
Babraham. Family 46. He sired Young Mouse (b f 1826) who won
the One Thousand Guineas Stakes. |
| Godolphin
(USA)
Baylor's (1769) Family 6-a.
He sired the dam of Piccadilla (ch f); and the third dam of
Yarico (ch f 1831). |
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Godolphin
Arabian (1724).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian. |
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Gohanna
(GB) (1790).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 24. |
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Gohanna (USA) (b c
1822) by Sir Archy - Merino Ewe by Jack
Andrews* - Spot by Bedford* - Virginia Cade - Mare* by Alfred -
Squirt - Crab. He sired Mary Randolph (gr f 1829) and Phantom
(b c 1835). |
| Golden Ball
(GB)
Routh's (ch c 1735) by Crofts' Partner -
Hutton's White Turk - Highland Laddie - Byerley Turk. He sired
the dam of Sportsman* (ch c 1757), and the second dam of Friar*
(b c 1759). |
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Goldfinder
(GB) (1764).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 1-a. |
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Goldfinder
(USA) Page's (b c 1772) by Fearnought* - Lee's Mark Anthony - Jolly Roger* - Monkey*. He sired
Goode's Flag of Truce (gr c 1786). |
| Goliah
(GB)
Halifax's (1722) Family 12-a.
He won a Gold Cup at Winchester, and sired Heneage's Jigg (br c
172-). |
| Goliah (GB) Bolton
(c 1730) by Fox - Graham's Champion -
Blue Cap. Family 65. He sired Hunt's Jigg (ch c 1741). |
| Golumpus
(GB)
(1802) Family 11.
Described as hardy and big boned, he sired Otterington (b c
1809) who won the St. Leger Stakes, and Catton (b c 1809). |
| Goodwood
(USA)
(b c 1856) by Lexington - Evergreen by
Glencoe* - Mistletoe by Cherokee - Black-Eyed Susan by Tiger.
Family A6. He sired Kentucky Belle (b f 1863). |
| Gouty*
(GB) (1796) Family
2-a. Bred by Sir F. Standish and imported in 1806 by Robert
Rives of Nelson County, Virginia. His dam Yellow Filly (ch f
1783) won the Oaks Stakes. |
| Governor
(GB) (c1709). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. Family 28. |
| Gower Stallion
(GB)
(1740) Family 15. Said to
have "bone enough to carry eighteen stone a hunting."
He sired *David (b c 1756) and Gower's Sweepstakes (b c 1749). |
| Granby
(GB)
Wildman's (b c 1759) by Blank
- Crab - Cyprus Arabian - Crofts' Commoner - Chesnut Thornton by
Makeless - Old Thornton by Brimmer - Dicky Pierson - Burton Barb
Mare. Family 2. |
| Granby*
(GB) (1762) Family
15. He was imported in 1766. He was also called Young
Belsize. The pedigree cited in the American Stud Book is for
Wildman's Granby who was never exported. Edgar confused the two
horses. |
| Grasshopper
(GB) Bristol's, Mostyn's (1695c). Sire Line Byerley
Turk. |
| Grasshopper
(GB)
Ancaster's (c 1731) by Crab -
Ashridge Ball - Dodsworth - Barb Mare. He sired Young Look At Me
Lads (ch f 1741) and Valiant* (b c 1747). |
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Grenadier
(GB) (1746).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 40. |
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Grey Alfred
(USA)
(gr c c1780) by Lindsay's Arabian* - Hob-or-Nob* -
Aristotle* - Morton's Traveller*. Bred in Virginia, he also
stood in Kentucky and Tennessee. He sired the third dam of
Black-Eyed Susan (br f 1821). |
| Grey Childers
(GB)
(1729) Family 6. He was
owned by the Duke of Devonshire and was a brother to Fleec'em
(gr f 1731). |
| Grey Diomed
(USA)
Barksdale's (gr c 1802) by Diomed* -
Flag of Truce - Goode's Brimmer - Silvereye* - Mare*. The
identity of the imported mare is not known but it is possible
that she was Eppes' Mare*. Bred and owned by Daniel Barksdale of
Tennessee, he sired the Grey Diomed Mare, taproot of Family A
28. |
| Grey Diomed
(USA)
Tayloe's (gr c 1786) by Medley* - Sloe
- Vampire* - Calista*. Family a48. Calista was imported in utero
and her dam is either Express* or Roxana*. Her pedigree is not
positively identified. He was bred by Richard Brooke and owned
by Colonel Tayloe of Virginia. He sired Mosby's Amanda (ch f
1800), the dam of Duroc (ch c 1806). |
| Grey Eagle
(USA)
(1835) Family 21. Said to
have been a game, well-coupled horse with good thighs and
gaskins and well let down hocks. He stood 16 hands. He sired
Eagletta (gr f 1841), Fanny Harper (gr f 1845), Lola Montez
(gr f 1846), and Bulwer (gr c 18--). |
| Grey Grantham
(GB)
(gr c 1714) by Brownlow Turk. His dam has not been
identified. Said to be an extraordinary horse for his size, he
sired Confederate Filly, the dam of Blaze (b c 1733), and Miss
Belvoir, the dam of Steady (gr c 1735) and Grey Childers (gr c
1729). |
| Grey
Hautboy (GB) (1698c). Sire Line Darcy's
White Turk. |
| Greyhound
(GB)
Marshall's (gr c 1700c) by King William's Chillaby Barb - Slugey. Family 76. Greyhound was imported in utero with
his sire and dam from Barbary by Mr. Marshall, and was foaled at
Hampton Court. He sired Halifax's Goliah (gr c 1722) and
Brocklesby (gr f 1721). |
| Grey Medley
(USA)
Barry's (1791) Family 4.
Bred by Governor Ben Williams of North Carolina and purchased by
Dr. R. D. Barry who brought him Tennessee, he was said to stand
around 15 hands with faultless form and great beauty. Many
consider him to be the first Thoroughbred stallion to come to
Tennessee. He sired the dam of Madam Tonson (b f 1814). |
| Grey Medoc
(USA)
Boswell's (gr c 1835) by Medoc - Grey Fanny by Bertrand - Buzzard* - Arminda
by Medley* - Bolton* - Sally Wright by Tayloe's Yorick.
Family A34. He sired the unnamed dam of Sidney (ch f
1850). |
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Grey
Momus (GB) (1835).
Sire Line Matchem.
Family 2-d. |
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Grey
Ramsden (GB) (1704). Sire Line Darcy's
White Turk. Family
1. |
| Grey Spot (GB) (gr c 1753) by Moore's Partner - Spinner. In Scotland he won the King's Plate
at Edinburgh in 1761 (Heber). In England he ran under
the name of Stewart's Hartley. All sources agree that
he was a grey colt foaled in 1753 sired by Moore's Partner.
There are several versions of his dam line. The first
says his dam was by Spinner, later changed to Son of Spinner.
The second version says his dam was by Crab - Dyer's Dimple
- Whynot - Royal Mare. (The usual Castaway cross is missing).
A third version says that his dam is Bumper's dam, but
notes that while Bumper was by a son of Partner (ie.,
Moore's Partner), Bumper's dam was probably not sister
to Bay Bolton, but the Crab mare noted above. The General
Stud Book has an entry for Crab Mare - Dyer's Dimple -
Castaway - Whynot - Royal Mare, who foaled a grey colt
in 1754 named Hartley, sired by Son of Spinner, and owned
by Mr Stewart. It could be supposed that Grey Spot was
by Moore's Partner and from the Crab Mare. He sired Spot
Mare* (gr f 1762). |
| Grey
Ward (GB) (1731) Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian. Family
28. |
| Grosvenor (GB) (1848) Family 19.
He sired Datestone (b f 1864). |
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Grosvenor
Arabian (ch c 1760c). Sire Line
Grosvenor Arabian. |
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Grouse (GB) (1790) Family
12-b. He sired Fambeau (ch c 1798). |
| Guildford
(GB)
(1792) Family 15-d. He
sired Gipsy (b f 1800) and Guildford Nan (b f 1805). |
| Gunpowder
(GB)
(1784) Family 9. He sired
Miss Gunpowder (b f 1797). |
| Guy Mannering
(GB)
(1815) Family 11. He
sired the unnamed dam (ch f 1823) of Proserpine (ch f 1832). |
