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Macaroni
(GB)
b c 1860 (Sweetmeat - Jocose, by
Pantaloon).
Sire Line Highflyer.
Family 14-a. |
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Macaroon*
(GB)
(1871) Family 13.
Bred by Mr. Parrington and imported by D. D. Withers of
New York. |
| Madcap
(GB) (c 1700c) by Dimple - Curwen's Arabian Mare from France.
The General Stud Book notes that he was a brother to Old
Postboy and both were sired by Dyer's
Dimple (ch c 1708c) [GSB1:382]. It is possible
that the Dimple in question was the Devonshire Dimple,
about whom nothing much is currently known. |
| Magistrate
(GB) (1814) Family
17-d. He sired Valentine* (b c 1823). |
| Magnet
(GB) (1770) Family
9-a. He sired Dare Devil* (b c 1787), Magnetic Needle*
(b c 1787) and Windlestone (gr c 1783). |
| Magentic
Needle* (GB) (1787) Family
3-a. Imported in December of 1793, this horse stood
near Trenton, New Jersey, in 1794. |
| Magog
(GB) (1773) Family
12. Described as standing 16 hands, with good bone
and sinew, substantial and free from blemish, he had a
respectable turf career, defeating Pot8os on several occasions.
He sired Forester* (gr c 1799). |
| Magog
(USA) Stark's Family
6-a. He sired Meretrix (b f 18--). |
| Mahomet
(USA) (b c 1848) by Sovereign*
- Flight by Leviathan* - Charlotte Hamilton by Sir Charles
- Lady of the Lake by Sir Harry* - Wilson's Diomed Mare
by Diomed* - Wilson's St. George Mare by St. George* -
Haynes' Old Poll by Fearnought* - Partner* - Bolton* -
Jolly Roger* - Monkey* - Miss Bell*. Family 19.
He sired Fleetfoot (ch f 1864), Magnetta (b f 1858)
and Nora Creina (ch f 1859). |
| Malek (GB) (1824) Family
3-i. He sired Myrrha (ch f 1831). |
| Makeless
(GB) (c1685). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. |
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Mambrino
(GB) (1768).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 20. |
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Mambrunello
(GB) (1761) Family 20.
First called Vauxhall Snap, he sired the dam of Shuttle (b c
1793). |
| Mameluke
(GB) (1824) Family 3-b.
A Derby winner, he sired Myrtle* (ch f 1834). |
| Manfred
(GB) (1814) Family 10.
A Two Thousand Guineas winner, he sired Minikin (b f 1827). |
| Mango*
(GB)
(1834) Family 1-c. A St.
Leger winner, he was bred by Mr. Thornhill and owned in 1860 by
J. A. Bathgate of New York. |
| Manica
(GB) (1707). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. |
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Man o' War
(USA) ch
c 1917 (Fair Play - Mahubah, by
Rock Sand). Sire
Line Matchem.
Family 4-c. |
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Manuella
(GB) b f 1809 (Dick Andrews - Mandane, by
Pot8os). Sire Line
Eclipse.
Family 11-g. |
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Margrave*
(GB)
(1829) Family 2-l. Bred
by Mr. Dilly, he won the St. Leger and Criterion Stakes. He was
imported in 1835 by Merritt & Company of Virginia. |
| Mariner
(USA) (br c 1836) by Shark (bl c 1830 by American Eclipse)
- Bonnets o' Blue by Sir Charles - Reality by Sir Archy -
Marmaduke Johnson's Medley Mare by Medley* - Centinel* - Lee's
Mark Anthony - Polly Williams by Janus* - Silvereye* - Spanker*.
Family a44. He sired Philo (b f 1851). |
| Marion
(USA) (b c 1829) by Sir Archy -
Citizen* - Alderman* - Asche's Roebuck - Hayne's King Herod -
Partner* - Thoroughbred Mare. He sired Maria West (b f 1827)and
John Blount (b c 1837). |
| Mark
Anthony (USA) Lee's (bl c c1762) by Lightfoot's
Partner - Septima by Othello* - Moll Brazen by Spark*
- Miss Colville*. Family Miss Colville. |
| Mark
Anthony (GB) (1767) Family
13. Bred by the Duke of Ancaster, he won twenty of
twenty-eight races, all at Newmarket. He sired the Derby winner
Aimwell (br c 1782). |
| Marksman
(GB) (1741) Family 21.
Bred by the Earl of Godolphin, he sired Mother Pratt (f 1748). |
| Marlborough
(GB) (1745) Family 15.
Bred by the Earl of Godolphin, he won a sweepstakes at Newmarket
in his only start. He was later sent to Ireland. He sired the
second dam of Shark* (br c 1771). |
| Marmion
(GB) (1806) Family 28.
He sired Herald (b c 1819) and Clare (b f 1824). |
| Maroon
(GB) (1837) Family 9-c.
He sired Iota* (b c 1854). |
| Marplot*
(GB)
(1781) Family 6.
Bred by Lord Eglinton and imported into South Carolina in 1793. |
| Marquis
(GB) (1848) Family 24.
He sired Vanity (b f 1855). |
| Marshall
Bertrand (USA) (1819) Family
4-r. He sired Ethilinda (ch f 1824). |
| Marshall
Duroc (USA) (1812) Family
12-b. He sired Marshal Bertrand (ch c 1819). |
| Marshall
Turk (1695c). |
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Marske
(GB) (1750).
Sire Line Darley
Arabian.
Family 8. |
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(Young)
Marske (GB) (1771). Sire Line Darley
Arabian. Family 12-c. |
| Marske
(GB) Clayhall (1772) Family
26. He sired Dawson's Clayhall (b c 1781). |
| Marske
(GB) Richarson's (1792) Family
23-b. He sired the dam of Maid of Lorn (ch f1812). |
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Marsyas (GB) ch c 1851 (Orlando - Malibran,
by Whisker). Sire Line
Camel.
Family 12. |
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Martin
(GB) (1748). Sire Line
Godolphin Arabian.
Family 17. |
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Master
Bagot (IRE) (1787) Family
9. He sired Mrs. Dawdle (ch f 1794). |
| Master
Henry (GB) (1815) Family
3-b. He sired Banter (br f 1826) the dam of
Touchstone (br c 1831). |
| Master
Robert (GB) (1811) Family
7. He sired Drone (gr c 1823), Rust (gr c 1830) and
Skeleton (gr c 1820). |
| Master
Stephen* (GB) (b c 1768) by son of Regulus - Fen Mare from
Jonathan Tipple's. The mare is unidentified. Edgar confused his
dam with the Fen Mare, foaled circa 1705 by Hutton's Royal Colt. |
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Matchem
(GB) (1748).
Sire Line Matchem.
Family 4. |
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*Matchem
(1772) Family 17. He was
imported in 1773 with his dam. |
| *Matchless
(1754) Family 13. Bred by
Mr. Panton, he was described as a horse of great size, beauty,
and strength. He was imported into South Carolina in 1773. |
| *Medley
(1776). Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian. Family 3. |
| Medoc
(USA) (1829) Family 12-b.
He sired Croppy (ch.f. 1839) and Mary Morris (b.f. 1836). |
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Melbourne
(GB) br c 1834
(Humphrey Clinker - Mare, by Cervantes). Sire Line Matchem.
Family 1-a. |
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Melzar
(USA) Hoskin's (1791) Family
40. He sired the dams of Lady Grey (b.f. 1817) and Rosy
Clack (br.f.), and the second dam of Diamond (br.f. 1821). |
| Memnon
(GB) (1822) Family 11-g.
Bred by Richard Watt, he won the St. Leger Stakes. He sired
*Envoy (b.c. 1833) and *Stafford (c. 1833). |
| Mendoza
(GB) (1788) Family 15-d.
He was bred by Mr. Broadhurst. The colt is recorded in the
General Stud Book but no record exists of his being exported.
Edgar probably confused him with Tayloe's Mendoza. |
| Mendoza
(USA) Tayloe's (b.c. 1796) by Page's Boxer (b.c.
1790 by *Medley) - Page's Nancy Dawson by Wormeley's King Herod
- Jenny Cameron by *Whittington - *Silvereye - *Morton's
Traveller. He may possibly trace to *Jenny Cameron. He sired
Wild Medley (gr.c. 1805). |
| Mentor
(GB) (1784) Family 15.
Bred by Lord Grosvenor, he won a King's Plate at Burford. He
sired Tawny (br.f. 1797) and Wowski (bl.f. 1797). |
| *Mercer
(1836) Family 8-a. Bred
by His Majesty, his dam won the One Thousand Guineas Stakes. He
was imported by Captain R. F. Stockton, of New Jersey. |
| Mercury
(USA) (ch.c. 1769) by *Janus (ch.c. 1746 by Janus) -
*Calista. Family a48. He sired Edwards' Quicksilver (gr.c.
1783). |
| Mercury
(GB) (1778) Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 9-b. |
| Mercury
(USA) (1823) Family 6-a.
He sired Fanny Jarman (gr.f. 1832). |
| Merlin
(GB) Old. Sire Line Helmsley
Turk. Family 37. |
| Merlin
(GB) Ancaster (ch.c. c1700) by Pulleine's Arabian. He was
also called Marling, and sired Venus (ch.f. 1721) [Early
Records, 81]. He also sired her sister Virgin (f. c1712) from
the Duke of Somerset's Commoner Mare [Somerset Mare]. |
| Merlin
(GB) Richardson's (c1705). Sire Line Helmsley
Turk. |
| Merlin
(GB) (1748) Family 15.
He sired the dam of Meteor (ch.c. 1783). |
| Merlin
(GB) (1815) Family 8-k.
He sired the Two Thousand Guineas winner Dervise (b.c. 1823),
the One Thousand Guineas winner Problem (ch.f. 1823) and Theorem
(ch.c. 1824). |
| Merlin
(USA) (c.) by Tayloe's Bellair 2nd (gr.c. 1786 by *Medley).
His dam has not been identified. He is possibly a Tayloe-bred; a
number of Tayloe's horses are not found in the American Stud
Book. He sired the second dam of Thompson's Columbus (b.c.
18--). |
| *Merman
(1826) Family 9-d. Bred
by Mr. Payne and imported by Merritt & Company into Virginia
in 1835. |
| *Merryfield
(1808) Family 23-a. Bred
by Mr. Jaques and imported into Virginia in 1816 by Mr. Dunlop
of London, formerly of Petersburgh, Virginia. His sire
Cockfighter won the St. Leger Stakes, Richmond Cup and Doncaster
Cup. |
| *Merry Tom
(b.c. 1759) by Regulus (b.c. 1739 by Godolphin Arabian) - Locust
- son of Flying Childers - Croft's Partner - Darcy's Old
Montague Mare by Woodcock. Family 68. Bred by William
Parker of Newcastle, England. He was imported in 1765 and stood
in 1766 in Prince George County, Virginia. Racing for Mr.
Parker, Merry Tom placed 2nd in a Sweepstakes at the Newcastle
October Meeting of 1761. |
| *Messenger
(1780) Family 1. Bred by
John Pratt and imported in May 1788. He sired Van Rantz's
Potomac (b.c. 1796), Tippoo Saib (b.c. 1795), and Millers Damsel
(gr.f. 1802) the dam of American Eclipse (ch.c. 1814). He was
the progenitor of the American Standardbred horse. Messenger
died the property of Cornelius W. Van Rantz of New York, in
1808, aged 28 years. |
| Meteor
(GB) (1783) Family 7.
Bred by Lord Grosvenor, he won the Prince of Wales' Stakes,
Oxford Gold Cup, Jockey Club Plate, a King's Plate and a Ladies'
Plate, as well as placing second to Noble in the Derby. He sired
the Oaks winner Meteora (b.f. 1802). |
| *Mexican
(1775) Family 3. Bred by
Lord Grosvenor, *Mexican was imported in 1785. |
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Miami
(GB) (1844).
Sire Line
Highflyer.
Family 5-j. |
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*Mickey
Free (1841) Family 23-a.
Bred by Mr. G. Knox in Ireland and imported by the Ohio
Importing Company, later owned by A. Keene Richards of Scott
County, Kentucky. |
| Middlethorpe
(GB) (ch.c. 1806) by Shuttle (b.c. 1793 by Young Marske) -
Little Nan by Pipator - Serpent by Paymaster - Serpent by Le
Sang - Serpent by Snip - Bolton Goliah - Crofts' Partner -
Wilkinson Turk - Cupid. Family 71. He sired Zephyrina (b.f.
1819). |
| Milo (USA)
Madison's (br.c. 17--) by Meade's Celer (c. 1776 by *Janus) -
*Fearnought - *Janus. Bred and owned by Colonel Madison of
Virginia, he sired The Kirtley Mare, a daughter of the taproot
mare of Family A5. |
| Milo (GB)
(1802) Family 3. He sired
*Urganda (br.f. 1821). |
| Milton
(GB) (1813) Family 9-a.
He sired Vittoria (b.f. 1823) who foaled both Romulus (b.c.
1836) winner of the Prix du Jockey Club, and Vergogne (b.f.
1846) winner of the Prix de Diane. |
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Minuet
(GB) (1811). Sire Line
Pot8os.
Family 1-a. |
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Mixbury
(GB) or Mixbury Galloway (c1704). Sire Line Curwen's
Bay Barb. Family 9. |
| (Brother
to) Mixbury (GB) or Chedworth's Monkey (c1705). Sire
Line Curwen's
Bay Barb. Family 9. |
| Mogul (GB)
(1735) Family 15. He
sired *Jolly Roger (ch.c. 1743) and Whistlejacket (ch.c. 1749). |
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Molly
Long Legs (GB) (1753).
Sire Line Godolphin
Arabian.
Family 6-a. |
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*Monarch
(1834) Family 8-k. Bred
by His Majesty King William 4th at Hampton Court and imported by
Colonel Wade Hampton of South Carolina in 1835. He became the
broodmare sire of Embry's Lexington (b.c. 1858) and Malcolm
(b.c. 1862). Malcolm sired Marian (b.f. 1871) the dam of Emperor
of Norfolk (b.c. 1885) and Yo Tambien (ch.f. 1889). |
| Monarch
(USA) (1851) Family 26.
He sired Tempest (ch.f. 1856). |
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Monkey*
(1725).
Sire Line Lonsdale
Bay Arabian.
Dam by Curwen's Bay Barb - Byerley Turk - Arabian mare. |
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Moorcock
(GB) (1791) Family 12-b.
He sired Regina (b.f. 1800). |
| Morisco
(GB) (1819) Family 12-c.
He sired the Champion Sire Taurus (ch.c. 1826) and Maud (b.f.
1828). |
| Moro
(GB) (1752). Sire Line Darcy's
White Turk. Family 2. |
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*Mortemer
(1865).
Sire Line Highflyer.
Family 1-b.
Bred at Dangu in France he stood nearly 16.1 hands and was
described as having the elegance and distinction of his
grandsire Fitz Gladiator. Racing for 5 years he won 23 of 50
starts including the Prix du Printemps, Prix de Satory and the
Prix de la Porte-Maillot for Count de Lagrange, and in England,
the Ascot Gold Cup for his new owner, M. Lefevre, who raced
under the name of Mr. Lombard. He retired from the turf
perfectly sound and stood first at Neauphle, near Dangu, then at
Chamant, where he was purchased in 1880 by Pierre Lorillard of
Rancocas Stud in New Jersey. He sired the Two Thousand Guineas
winner Chamant (b.c. 1874), the Poule d'Essai des Pouliches
winner Clementine (ch.f. 1875), the Grand Prix de Paris winner
St. Christophe (ch.c. 1874), the Ascot Gold Cup winner Verneuil
(ch.c. 1874), and the Poule d'Essai des Poulains winner Regain
(b.c. 1880). In America his noteworthy offspring include the
Preakness winner Montague (ch.c. 1885), and the matriarch Wanda
(ch.f. 1882). |
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Morwick
Ball (GB) (ch c 1762) by Regulus - Traveller - Hartley's Blind Horse - Grasshopper Mare.
Family 41. Bred by Mr. Vevers. |
| Moses
(GB)
Chedworth's (ch c 1746) by Chedworth's Foxhunter - Portland Arabian - dam of the Duke of
Bridgewater's Star by Richards' Arabian. He sired Otho (b c
1760) and Pharaoh* (b c 1753). See Foxhunter (Chedworth's). |
| Moses
(USA) Haxall's (1816) Family
12-b. He sired the dam (br f 1824) of Rodolph (b c 1831);
and the dam (b f 1828) of Patty Holmes (ch f 1838). |
| Moses
(GB)
(1819) Family 5-b. A
Derby winner, he sired Erymus (b c 1827). |
| Moss
Trooper (GB) (1839) Family
18. He sired Braxey (b f 1849). |
| Mountain
Deer (GB) (1848) Family
24. He sired La Stella (b f 1864) who won the Preis der
Diana, Coroner (bl c 1856), The Druid (ch c 1857), and
Warmanbie* (ch c 1861). |
| Mousetrap
(GB) or Jack Rapp (1787) Family
8-b. Bred by Mr. Hutton, this gelding was not exported. |
| Mousetrap*
(GB)
or Jack Rapp (b c 1771) by Warren's Careless - Regulus - Liberty - Old Cade. This Mousetrap was
confused with the above horse, and he was also given the name of
Jack Rapp. He was raced in England and Scotland. He went to stud
in Scotland and was then sent to America. His dams are not
entered in the General Stud Book as he was Scottish bred. He
was imported into Virginia about 1786 by Captain Belcher
and later sold to Colonel John Dawson of Scotland Neck,
Halifax County, North Carolina. |
| Mowbray
(GB) (ch c 1805) by Pandolpho -
Mother Red Cap by Rockingham - Alfred - Pearson's Little Partner
- Snip - Bloody Buttocks. Family 66. He sired Lady of the Vale
(ch f 1817). |
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Mr. Jinks gr c 1926 (Tetratema -
False Piety, by Lemberg). Sire
Line Buzzard.
Family 22-d. |
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Mufti* (GB)
(1783).
Sire Line Herod.
Family 7. |
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Mulatto (GB) b c 1823 (Catton -
Desdemona, by Orville). Sire Line
Eclipse.
Family 5-a. |
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Muley
(GB)
(1810).
Sire Line
Beningbrough.
Family 6-a. |
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Muley
Ishmael (gr c 17--) Sometimes called Cumberland's Arabian,
he belonged to H. R. H. the Duke of Cumberland and sired
Crawford* (gr c 1756). |
| Muley
Moloch (GB) (1798) Family
3-a. Bred by Lord Darlington, he won the Pontrefact Cup. He
sired Madam (b.f. 1755). |
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Muley
Moloch (GB) (1830).
Sire Line Beningbrough.
Family 9-c. |
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Mulso Bay Turk See
Hutton's Bay Barb. |
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Mumtaz
Mahal (GB) gr f
1921 (The Tetrarch - Lady Josephine, by Sundridge). Sire Line Buzzard.
Family 9-c. |
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Mundig
(GB) ch c 1832 (Catton -
Emma, by
Whisker). Sire Line
Eclipse.
Family 7-a. |
| Muscovite
(GB) (1849) Family 2-m.
He sired the One Thousand Guineas winner Siberia (br f 1862)
and the Two Thousand Guineas winner Vauban (br c 1864). |
| Musician
(GB) (1804) Family 1-a.
He sired the dam of Skylark* (b c 1826). |
| Musket
(GB) (1867) Family 3-d.
A great stayer, he went to stud in England and was later sold to
New Zealand. He sired the Two Thousand Guineas winner Petronel
(br c 1877) and two Melbourne Cup winners, Carbine (b c 1885)
and Martini-Henry (b c 1880). |
