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Nabocklish
(GB) (1810) Family 4.
He sired Fanny Dawson (ch f 1823). |
| Napoleon
(USA) (ch c c1820) by Sir Archy -
Sir Harry*. Harrison says the Sir Harry mare was Rice's mare
(b 1816c) and that she came from the Southside. Bred by Colonel
J. B. Rice of Virginia, he was sold in 1825 to Colonel George
Elliott of Tennessee. Said to be a high-class 4-mile horse, he
died in 1830 at Elliott's farm. He sired Lisbon Maid (gr f
1828) and Parasol (b f 1827). |
| Napoleon
(Ire) (1824) Family 13.
He sired the Prix de Diane winner Suavita (Ire) (b f 1842). |
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Newminster
(GB) (1848).
Sire Line Camel.
Family 8. |
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Nonpareil
1st (USA) Nelson's, later Tayloe's (c 1758c) by Morton's
Traveller* - Nelson's Monkey Mare*
by Monkey* - Lonsdale Black Arabian - Spider by Lonsdale Bay
Arabian - Rutland's Coneyskins - Lowther Bay Barb - Dodsworth -
Lonsdale Royal Mare by Spanker. Family 42. He sired Nonpareil
2nd (c 1767c). |
| Nonpareil
2nd (USA) Tayloe's, later Fauntleroy's (1767c) Family
40. He sired the dam of Old Union (b c 1772). |
| Nonplus*
(GB)
(1824) Family 2-c. Bred
by Mr. W. Armitage and imported by Colonel Singleton into
Charleston, South Carolina, in 1834. He died in Lexington,
Kentucky, in 1843. |
| Northumberland
Brown Arabian (br c c1755). Also called Leedes Brown
Arabian, he was said to have been purchased from the King of
Sinna in Arabia Felix, and brought to England by Mr. Phillips,
who had been sent to purchase horses by the Earl of
Northumberland. He was a private stallion in the Earl of
Northumberland's stud until 1766, then covered at Mr. Leedes'
stud in 1767, 1768 and for several years after that. Although he
was bred to very few mares almost all his offspring were
winners. He sired the third dams of Frolic (b c 1812), and
Paymaster* (b c 1783). |
| Northumberland
(GB) (1754) Family 1.
He sired Teucer (b c 1769). |
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Northumberland
(USA) Ball's (c 18--) Family
4. Owned in 1815 by Joseph Ball of Virginia, he sired the
dam of Yarico (ch f 1831). |
| Nuncio
(GB)
(1839) Family 12.
Sent to France in 1847, he sired the Prix du Jockey
Club winner Black Prince (bl c 1856). |
| Nunnykirk
(GB) (1846) Family
8. A full brother to Newminster (b c 1848), he
won the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes. He was sent to
France in 1850 and sired Sylvie (br f 1860) and the
Prix du Jockey Club winner Potocki (br c 1854). |
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Nutwith
(GB)
b c 1840 (Tomboy - Mare, by
Comus). Sire Line
Matchem.
Family 9-a. |
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Obscurity*
(GB)
(1777) Family 32.
Bred and raced by Lord Milford, he was imported into Virginia
in 1784. He was described as a dark chestnut standing
15.3 hands. |
| Octavian
(GB) (1807) Family
8. A St. Leger winner himself, he sired another in Antonio
(b c 1816). |
| Octavius
(GB) (1809) Family
23-a. A Derby winner, he sired Little John (gr c
1816). |
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Oglethorpe
Arabian (GB) (1675c). Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk. |
| Oiseau
(GB) Family 42.
He sired Rowton* (ch c 1826) who won the St. Leger Stakes. |
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Old Bald
Peg (GB) f 1685c.
Family 6. |
| Old
England (GB) (1741) Family
15. He sired Northumberland* (gr c 1761) and the
fourth dam of Whitworth (b c 1805). |
| Old
England* (GB) (1757) Family
4. Also called Starling, he was sent to Virginia in
1762; he raced from 1763 through 1767 as Leary's Old England
in New York and Pennsylvania, and spent the remainder
of his known life in New York. |
| Old
England (GB) 1793 Family
45. He sired Brown Bread (br c 1799). |
| Old
England (GB) (1842) Family
3-a. Winner of the July Stakes and New Stakes, he
sired Days of Yore (b f 1848). |
| Old
Montagu (GB) Darcy's (c). Also called Old Montague.
He sired the third dam of Eclipse (ch c 1764). |
| Old
Royal (GB) (c) Family
13. He sired Bald Charlotte (ch f 1721) and Miss
Brampton (ch f 1722). |
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Old
Scar (GB) (1705).
Sire Line Darcy's
Yellow Turk.
Family 4. |
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Omar
(GB)
(1752) Family 9-a. He
sired Miss Spindleshanks (b f 1770). |
| Omnium
(GB) (1758) Family 4.
He sired Amaranda (f 1771). |
| One Eye
(USA) (bl c 17--) by Janus* - Janus*
- David* - Jolly Roger*. Owned by William Williams Senior of
Martin County, North Carolina, he sired the second dam of
Huntsman (b c 1789). |
| Onus* (GB)
(1834) Family 3-a. Bred
by Mr. Wright and imported by Colonel Charles Oakley of
Illinois. |
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Orby
(GB) (1904).
Sire Line Bend Or.
Family 26. |
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Orlando
(GB) b c 1841 (Touchstone -
Vulture, by Langar). Sire Line Camel.
Family 13-a. |
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Orford
Turk Lord Orford's (gr c 1730c). Otherwise called the
Walpole Barb. He sired Miss Romp (b f 1737). |
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Orme
(GB) (1899).
Sire Line Bend Or.
Family 11-c. |
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Ormonde
(GB) (1883).
Sire Line Bend Or.
Family 16-h. |
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Oroonoko
(GB) (1745). Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian. Family 7. |
| Orphan
(USA) (ch c 1810) by Ball's Florizel
- Fair Rachel by Diomed* - Susan Jones by Shark* - Thornton's
Wildair. He sired Nell (ch f) and Lucy (b f 1821). |
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Orville
(GB) (1799).
Sire Line Beningbrough.
Family 8-a. |
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Oscar*
(GB) (1760)
Family 37. Imported
around 1767, he stood in Cumberland County, Virginia, in 1777. |
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Oscar* (GB)
[Lightfoot's] (1795).
Sire Line Eclipse.
Family 3. |
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Oscar
(USA) Ogle's (b c 1800) by Gabriel*
- Vixen by Medley* - Penelope by Tayloe's Yorick - Ranter* -
Gift*. A Maryland champion racehorse, he sired Daisy Cropper
(gr f 1811) and Katy Ann (ch f 18--). |
| Oscar
(GB)
(1820) Family 10. He
sired Malvina (ch f 1830). |
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Othello
(GB) Portmore's (1743).
Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian.
Family 7. |
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Othello*
Kingston's (1746). Sire Line Alcock's
Arabian. |
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Otho
(GB) (1760).
Sire Line St.
Victor Barb.
Family 4-b. |
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Overton
(GB) (1788) Family 11.
He won the Doncaster Cup and sired the St. Leger winner
Cockfighter (br c 1796). |
| Oxford
(GB) (1857) Family 12-g.
He sired Sterling (b c 1868). |
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Oxford
Dun Arabian (1710c).
Sire Line Oxford
Dun Arabian. |
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Oysterfoot
Arabian (c 1700c). |
